The latest news from Friday, October 16th, 2026

A support group for people living with fibromyalgia and ME/CFS is celebrating its 20th anniversary, marking two decades of friendship, understanding and peer support in the High Peak.

The Glossop Glow Ride will see cyclists of all ages take to the town's streets, using bike lights, glow sticks and bright clothing to highlight the need for people to feel safe when cycling locally, day or night.

Local sport brings people together. From children joining their first team to adults playing, training and competing, it deserves recognition and support. That’s why Not Really Here Media is delighted to welcome HOLLOU Sports as our Official Sports and Teamwear Partner, working with us to support local sports groups, clubs and teams across all age groups.

Derbyshire's resources will be directed toward filling potholes rather than removing flags installed on lampposts, its Reform UK leadership has said.

Spotlight shines on first HLT Youth Theatre Awards Night

Police are appealing for help in locating a 40-year-old man who is wanted on recall to prison.

SPARK Oldham CIC celebrated its 3rd birthday with a special event, marking an important milestone of supporting local families and communities across Oldham and Greater Manchester.

Details have been confirmed for this year's Remembrance Services in Tameside.

People who look after someone in Tameside are being invited to learn about their rights, access practical advice, and connect with a range of local services and organisations this Carers Rights Day.

People in Oldham are being urged to seek help and support if they are experiencing domestic abuse.

A Glossop group is helping men build friendships, share their interests and feel less alone - and now it is hoping to welcome more members and find a volunteer to help it grow. 

Central Methodist Church is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year with a series of events reflecting on its history, celebrating its community and looking ahead to the future. 

There’s a new feature in the gardens at Willow Wood Hospice and it’s already proving its worth.

Women in Oldham will continue to suffer prejudice because of ignorance around the menopause.

A number of firework displays have been planned across Tameside for 2026.

An Oldham mill damaged by a fire could be given ‘a new lease of life’ if it is allowed to be converted into flats below Dovestone Reservoir.