The latest news from Friday, January 10th, 2025

Residents have been warned of further restrictions as work continues on the A57 link road.

A prolific High Peak thief has been banned from his local town centre for almost three years.

Police have appealed to the public for help in tracing a man wanted in connection to several thefts and assaults.

Bookworms have been asked to search for overdue library books after Tameside Council launched the Big Friendly Book Return.

Plans have been tabled for a new apartment block on an old industrial site in Denton.

A petrol station shop owner and manager have been fined more than £11,000 after pleading guilty to selling illegal disposable vapes.

A Manchester punk band is giving fans a chance to sneak a peek behind the scenes of the music industry.

Autistic adults in the High Peak are invited to attend information sessions about a new support group due to start in February.

Councils, voluntary organisations and businesses across Tameside are opening their doors to people who need to keep warm as temperatures plummet amid the current cold snap.

It was given a £1.2m revamp just over ten years ago. And now it’s being demolished.

A trans woman has been jailed for violent sexual and physical abuse.

It’s a town with a strong identity and no desire for change, but a major decision could soon shake up the status quo.

A Tameside-based homeless charity has been awarded a £500 grant after being nominated by Northern Trains staff.

Despite the freezing weather, rehearsals for Dick Whittington, New Mills Art Theatre’s Pantomime, are on the right track.