Tameside Reporter from Monday, September 29th, 2025

Six months ago, staff and volunteers were left shocked after learning that the building’s landlord had put the Stockport Road site on the market TO LET. The move placed the future of the shop in jeopardy and caused deep concern among both the team and the local community.

Strike action by around 1,000 Unite members working at Metroline Manchester will go ahead from tomorrow, after talks broke down.

Dukinfield Town and Youth FC are strengthening their community roots as they launch a new recruitment drive for players of all ages, as well as welcoming new managers and coaches to join their thriving club.

A new Ashton-under-Lyne estate agency, Thompson Estates, has made a vibrant entrance into the community by running an imaginative art competition for schoolchildren across Tameside.

Local Conservative Club Chairman, Leon Tamcken, from Waterloo and Taunton Conservative Club has been awarded a top job, heading up the Association of Conservative Clubs Ltd as the North West Association Chairman.

Dog lovers across Tameside are being invited to lace up their trainers, and grab a lead, to help support rescue dogs this October.

Commuters across Greater Manchester - including Tameside, Oldham and Glossop -can expect most bus services to run as normal this week after planned strikes by Bee Network bus operators were suspended.

Greater Manchester Police’s Serious Collision Investigation Unit is appealing for information following a fatal road traffic collision in Tameside yesterday afternoon.

Greater Manchester Police’s Special Constables have taken part in a high-profile National Day of Action in Denton, targeting retail crime, road safety issues and anti-social behaviour.

Tameside is gearing up to join the region’s growing micromobility network, with plans underway to explore bike and e-scooter hire for the borough.

A village on the edge of Stalybridge has been in a tizz for almost a year over a mysterious stink.