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A section of Manchester Road in Mossley will close to traffic over the next two weekends while electricity cable upgrades take place.

Vulnerable children are being put at risk by the failings of Tameside’s Children’s Services department.

For the past two years, a patch of land around a church in Ashton has been transformed and revamped into a welcoming space which the local community can use and enjoy.

A Dukinfield sixth form are searching for singers, bands, musicians and entertainers for their music festival next Friday, July 12.

On Thursday voters will head out to put a cross next to the name of the person they want to become their next MP.

Up to 175 new ‘executive’ homes could soon be built on farmland in Mossley after initial plans were given the green light by Tameside Council.

On June 30, The Commercial pub, located on Astley Street, hosted a fun day featuring live music, bingo, an ice bucket challenge and "gunging" to raise vital funds for cancer survivors.

Two Dukinfield schools have been awarded the Tameside Young Carers School Award.

Derbyshire County Council has revealed how dramatic cost-control measures have helped to reduce an estimated £46.4m budget overspend forecast for the 2023-24 financial year by more than half with the remaining shortfall to be met from the council’s financial reserves.

Derbyshire County Council has apologised after it was forced to temporarily shut down its jobs website after it revealed that a user’s account details were exposed to ‘a small number of visitors’ to the site during a data breach.

High Peak Buses have announced they will be introducing an enhanced timetable on route 61 from 14th July.

The Willow Wood Hospice Cup will be up for grabs when Glossop North End AFC face Mossley AFC in a pre-season friendly.

Bus commuters and travellers are set to benefit from a range of improvements as part of a £47m plan including the reconstruction of two Derbyshire bus stations along with work at eight other locations in the county.

The residential home raised money for a local cause last week when they had an open afternoon. It was filled with celebration and welcoming of the families and friends of the residents to discuss and share the outstanding daily care and support the home provide for residents. 

Housing developers have proposed to build 51 homes in Gamesley and the local community are not happy about it. 

The Hadfield church turns 150 this year.

A £100,000 project is looking to ‘rebuild the community’ in an Oldham neighbourhood that was shaken by tragedy earlier this year.

A £4m plan could rid Oldham of potholes, councillors have claimed. They accepted a multi-million-pound scheme to tackle potholes, improve road safety and secure public footways at a cabinet meeting. 

A primary school in Oldham has been praised for its ‘respectful, responsible and resilient’ pupils and ‘ambitious and committed’ staff by Ofsted.

The family of a teenager missing from Oldham have made an urgent plea for any information that may help trace him.

Plans to redevelop a derelict house in Oldham were refused by Oldham Council over greenbelt concerns and a risk of stray golf balls causing harm to the building.

A specialist children’s home has been approved on a residential road in Oldham – but locals aren’t happy about it.

When kind hearted Ashton couple Gayle and Paul Woods had the idea of creating the charity Gap Kenya, their aims were to Educate, Empower and Enable young people living on the streets and tragically  around the rubbish tip in Mombasa, Kenya. 

A brand new band night in Mossley aims to showcase the very best of local talent.