The latest news from Friday, March 20th, 2026
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New children’s home to be built in Hyde
A new purpose-built children’s home is set to be created in Hyde, providing vital support for some of Tameside’s most vulnerable young people.
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Long-term lease to secure future of Mossley Community Centre
The future of Mossley Community Centre has been secured after Tameside Council put forward plans to agree a new long-term lease with the building’s trustees.
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Helping residents recover: Derbyshire County Council invests in support
Derbyshire County Council has announced a major investment to help local people recovering from drug and alcohol dependence.
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Busy year ahead for Reuben's Retreat
Well-known local charity Reuben’s Retreat has announced a busy programme of fundraising events for the year ahead as work continues towards the final stages of its long-awaited development.
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Curzon appoint Adam Barton as first team manager
Following the departure of first team manager Mark Bradshaw earlier this week, Curzon Ashton have announced the appointment of current midfielder Adam Barton.
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New funding to help Derbyshire get digital
Derbyshire County Council have approved £200,000 worth of grants, to help more people get online and improve their digital skills.
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Glossop residents warned Tameside tips not an option
Glossop residents would be forced to travel to Buxton to dispose of their waste if plans to close the town’s recycling centre go ahead, as proposed new rules mean they won't be able to use Tameside sites as an alternative.
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Cash boost for High Peak green projects
Applications for High Peak Borough Council’s ‘Community Climate Change Fund’ will open in April, offering financial support to local projects aimed at tackling the climate and nature emergency.
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Derbyshire Cabinet approves first biodiversity report
Derbyshire County Council has approved its first biodiversity report, setting out steps aimed at protecting wildlife and improving natural habitats across the county.
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Riders at risk on A57
A motorcyclist was taken to hospital after leaving the road at one of several landslip-damaged sections of the A57 Snake Road on Saturday 14th March.
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Mayor looks to celebrate mamouth year
As his year as Mayor of High Peak draws to a close, the Mayor is inviting residents to join him to look back and celebrate.
