PEOPLE living with learning disabilities will now be seen by a new provider after a switch. But the move will…
Change in learning disability care
Author: Gary Carter
Walk on! Stalybridge Heritage scheme to get going
A SCHEME to pedestrianise part of Stalybridge town centre to create a heritage walk will finally get underway. Much discussion…
Walk on! Stalybridge Heritage scheme to get going
Dukinfield man in court for lead theft from school
A DUKINFIELD man will stand trial accused of stealing £30,000 worth of lead from a Stalybridge school. Charlie Williams denies…
Dukinfield man in court for lead theft from school
Derelict police station an ‘exciting development’
STALYBRIDGE’S derelict police station may finally be brought down soon as it is the centre of an ‘exciting development’. Concerns…
Derelict police station an ‘exciting development’
Council to act after bodies told to work together for the good of Hyde
TAMESIDE Council is to introduce a new task force for Hyde after a report told the authority improvements can be…
Council to act after bodies told to work together for the good of Hyde
Mobile phone mast rejected
DEVELOPERS received the festive gift they did not want after a plan to place a 50ft high 5G phone mast…
Mobile phone mast rejected
Tameside Captured: looking through your lens
IT may be a new year but some things do not change – the weather cannot make its mind up…
Tameside Captured: looking through your lens
Appeal against development refusal thrown out
AN APPEAL against a decision to refuse the development of an area in Mossley has been rejected. Wickens Estates went…
Appeal against development refusal thrown out
Tree-sy does it Mossley planting initiative likely to restart
MOSSLEY may see trees planted all over the town over the next decade after a scheme was reborn. After originally…
Tree-sy does it Mossley planting initiative likely to restart
Fleece wants to get thicker
A MOSSLEY pub wants to get even bigger after lodging a planning application for an extension. The Fleece on Stamford…
Fleece wants to get thicker
Made by Mortals awarded £25,000 from tackling loneliness pot
A BOOST of £25,000 will help Made by Mortals continue its podcast series to help children and families understand how…
Made by Mortals awarded £25,000 from tackling loneliness pot
Teenager charged with Dukinfield murder
A TEENAGER has been charged with the murder of a 20-year-old man who was stabbed to death in Dukinfield. Dylan…
Teenager charged with Dukinfield murder
Harry conquers Covid for charity swim
A DISABLED pensioner battled his way past Covid-19 and defied other health conditions to raise vital funds in a charity…
Harry conquers Covid for charity swim
Police name town target hotspots
POLICE have named hotspots in towns they will target after detailing the priority list – after stepping up focus in…
Police name town target hotspots
‘Healthy Start’ digital payment card set to replace vouchers
A NEW Healthy Start digital payment card will soon replace paper vouchers used to help towards the cost of buying…
‘Healthy Start’ digital payment card set to replace vouchers
Tributes gather at scene of Dukinfield murder – five teenagers arrested
FLORAL tributes are amassing at the scene where a man was stabbed to death in Dukinfield. Dylan Keelan died after…
Tributes gather at scene of Dukinfield murder – five teenagers arrested
New plan to tackle homelessness
TAMESIDE Council is developing a new strategy to deal with homelessness, focusing largely on making sure people have a roof…
New plan to tackle homelessness
Murder investigation launched following fatal stabbing in Dukinfield
FOUR arrests have been made following a fatal stabbing in Tameside. At 9.30pm on Friday, February 4, police were called…
Murder investigation launched following fatal stabbing in Dukinfield
Council to introduce new customer services regime
TAMESIDE Council is to look at transforming the way its customer services department works after the effects of the Covid-19…
Council to introduce new customer services regime
Bigger aims at rebranded Findel
A HYDE-BASED education company has announced it has bigger aims after deciding to rebrand. Findel, whose headquarters are on Gregory…
Bigger aims at rebranded Findel
‘Wanted’ man jailed for knife attack
A MAN at the centre of ‘old fashioned ‘wanted’ posters plastered across an area of Stalybridge has been jailed for…
‘Wanted’ man jailed for knife attack
“Commitment to improve unwavering” says Tameside bosses
TAMESIDE bosses insist they remain committed to making their SEND services better – but admit they recognise the challenges in…
“Commitment to improve unwavering” says Tameside bosses
Tameside’s SEND services savaged by inspectors
TAMESIDE Council has been blasted for its delivery of education services to people with Special Educational Need and/or Disabilities (SEND).…
Tameside’s SEND services savaged by inspectors
The Eggs-act point of street art
SOME say it is graffiti, others say it is street art. To the person behind the images, they are more…
The Eggs-act point of street art
Honour for Member of the Birtles Empire
GREATER Manchester’s Vice Lord Lieutenant is normally the one giving out the honours – so Sharman Birtles was stunned to…
Honour for Member of the Birtles Empire
Painting the town red…. green, yellow, blue for Mossley outdoor art exhibition
A NEW outdoor ‘art gallery’ has been created in Mossley and is now open for viewing. Curated by eminent Woodend…
Painting the town red…. green, yellow, blue for Mossley outdoor art exhibition
Development in Mossley ‘can revitalise area’
A ‘HEAVILY overgrown and unkempt’ area of Mossley will be turned into a reconfigured 25-house development after Tameside Council granted…
Development in Mossley ‘can revitalise area’
Bid for Hub money made
TAMESIDE Council has applied for almost £1 million of Government funding to set up new Family Hubs. And if successful,…
Bid for Hub money made
Feast for the Street to return
STALYBRIDGE’S successful Street Feast is to return after a benefit of thousands of people in the area was revealed. The…
Feast for the Street to return
Freddie’s sweet gesture for charity
A KIND-HEARTED six-year-old certainly hit the sweet spot as he raised hundreds of pounds for charity. Freddie Scott leapt into…
Freddie’s sweet gesture for charity
Positive outlook at school
A DENTON school has received an encouraging report from inspectors Ofsted – with its pupils leading the way. Those attending…
Positive outlook at school
Taxi driver pictured crossing motorway
A TAXI driver is believed to have been fined after being caught on camera crossing a busy motorway on foot.…
Taxi driver pictured crossing motorway