The latest news from Thursday, February 20th, 2025

A historic Victorian mill in Stalybridge blighted by vandals will soon be secured by fences and CCTV cameras.

Hundreds of people have been fined for fly-tipping and more than 200,000 illegal cigarettes were seized across Tameside last year.

A road past one of Derbyshire’s most popular hiking routes is where the highest number of parking fines have been handed out across the whole county.

A new project aims to give lonely people the opportunity to have a friendly chat on the bus.

Staff at a Royton nursery support children's emotional well-being and spend time getting to know them during the settling in period – according to education watchdog Ofsted.

Police in Ashton arrested one person and handed out warnings during a crackdown on anti-social behaviour in Ashton town centre.

Oldham police are encouraging businesses to protect their livelihoods from potential shoplifters by following simple safety tips.

Stalybridge will see it’s civic squares regenerated and it’s roads overhauled as part of a multi-million pound vision for the town.

A pilot scheme to safeguard victims of domestic abuse and allowing greater punishments for perpetrators is set to be rolled out across Oldham.

A former NatWest building that has stood vacant for almost eight years will be turned into luxury apartments.