JOE Baker and Aliesha Smith were crowned winners of the first post Covid-19 restriction free Tour of Tameside. After races…
Runners take to streets as Tour of Tameside returns after CovidTag: pandemic
Response to pandemic highlighted as Bromleys Solicitors wins plaudits
BROMLEYS Solicitors’ response to the pandemic has been praised as the firm celebrates being recognised for excellence in its practice…
Response to pandemic highlighted as Bromleys Solicitors wins plauditsResidents urged to follow safety measures as Covid rates more than double in Tameside
TAMESIDE residents are being urged to keep following safety measures after Covid rates more than doubled in the borough over the…
Residents urged to follow safety measures as Covid rates more than double in TamesideFive-year anniversary reflections for law firm
TAKING whatever positives we can from a challenging period, it is important to reflect, remember and be thankful for the…
Five-year anniversary reflections for law firmWalk-through Covid-19 testing site opened in Hyde
TAMESIDE residents are alerted to a new, semi-permanent walk-through Covid-19 local testing site which has been set up on the…
Walk-through Covid-19 testing site opened in HydeCalls for teachers to be immunised as more than 14,000 people in Tameside get first Covid-19 jab
by Charlotte Green, Local Democracy Reporter MORE than 14,000 people in Tameside have received the Covid-19 jab as the borough pushes…
Calls for teachers to be immunised as more than 14,000 people in Tameside get first Covid-19 jabLocal heroes of Covid-19 crisis are recognised for their efforts
DUKINFIELD and Stalybridge Rotary Club recently launched Local Community Hero Awards to publicly recognise those who have gone above and…
Local heroes of Covid-19 crisis are recognised for their effortsSchools to stay open for vulnerable pupils and key workers’ children
TAMESIDE’S schools will remain open for vulnerable children and those of key workers during the latest lockdown. Nurseries, Early Years…
Schools to stay open for vulnerable pupils and key workers’ childrenHelp make this lockdown count in reducing rapid rise in Tameside Covid cases
TAMESIDE people are being urged to dig deep and pull together to make the latest national lockdown count in curbing…
Help make this lockdown count in reducing rapid rise in Tameside Covid casesMarvellous market trader supports customers through pandemic
A HYDE greengrocer has been going above and beyond the call of duty to support customers throughout the coronavirus pandemic.…
Marvellous market trader supports customers through pandemicGlobal Grooves gets share of Government’s £1.57bn Culture Recovery Fund
MOSSLEY’S Global Grooves has welcomed a near £250,000 grant from the Government’s £1.57bn Culture Recovery Fund which will help transform…
Global Grooves gets share of Government’s £1.57bn Culture Recovery FundMPs cite vaccine as key to beating Covid-19
LOCAL MPS Andrew Gwynne and Jonathan Reynolds have reacted to Tameside being placed in the highest Tier 4 Covid-19 restrictions…
MPs cite vaccine as key to beating Covid-19Beatrix House hits the high notes with virtual concert featuring international opera singer
JIGSAW Homes Group teamed up with Lockdown Presents, an organisation that works with musicians to bring live performances to people…
Beatrix House hits the high notes with virtual concert featuring international opera singerFestive football fixtures cancelled
CHRISTMAS is cancelled for Hyde United, Stalybridge Celtic and Mossley who have postponed their festive fixtures. It follows an about…
Festive football fixtures cancelledSomething Brew-ing on the Brow
THE thought of opening a new business during a second national lockdown may have been enough to put many people…
Something Brew-ing on the BrowBuffet B-argh! Iconic pub reveals true cost of Covid-19
ONE of the area’s most familiar venues has revealed the Covid-19 pandemic means its owners have lost out on almost…
Buffet B-argh! Iconic pub reveals true cost of Covid-19COLUMN: Andrew Gwynne, MP for Denton and Reddish, looks at how the pandemic has been handled.
By Andrew Gwynne MP ON January 2, Boris Johnson tweeted “this is going to be a fantastic year for Britain”…
COLUMN: Andrew Gwynne, MP for Denton and Reddish, looks at how the pandemic has been handled.Theatre needs funds to plug gaps as it fights threat of closure
A THEATRE is seeking donations to help fill gaps after losing out on funding because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Shows…
Theatre needs funds to plug gaps as it fights threat of closureTameside MPs call on Government to release lockdown exit plan after ‘failures’ handling Covid-19 pandemic
TAMESIDE’S three MPS have signed a letter to Chancellor Rishi Sunak criticising the Government’s handling of the Covid-19 pandemic. Angela…
Tameside MPs call on Government to release lockdown exit plan after ‘failures’ handling Covid-19 pandemicGate to success: New equipment helps makes businesses and venues Covid-secure
INNOVATIVE equipment from an Oldham-based company is helping businesses and venues keep their visitors Covid-secure as soon as they walk…
Gate to success: New equipment helps makes businesses and venues Covid-secureStaff redeployed during pandemic celebrate new qualifications
CREMATORIUM and grave digging duties are not the easiest tasks to take on. But thanks to staff stepping out of…
Staff redeployed during pandemic celebrate new qualificationsStalybridge GP becomes broadcasting health guru during pandemic
A GP from Stalybridge is putting Tameside and Glossop on the map while offering health advice and guidance through the…
Stalybridge GP becomes broadcasting health guru during pandemicAngela Rayner MP launches Carers Week 2020 by paying tribute
Ashton MP Angela Rayner has spoken out about the emotional burden carried by unpaid carers across the UK. To launch…
Angela Rayner MP launches Carers Week 2020 by paying tributeCoronavirus risk to individuals in Tameside ‘low’ but borough is well prepared
THOUGH no cases of the coronavirus have been reported in Tameside, the borough is well prepared for an outbreak. Dr…
Coronavirus risk to individuals in Tameside ‘low’ but borough is well prepared
