Plans are in the pipeline for the part conversion of the Family Shopper store at 80 Wellington Road on Ashton.
The plan is to part convert the existing shop to a kitchen and servery to serve hot and cold food, ancillary to the shop.
It is also planned to place removable tables and chairs outside of the shop within its premises plus put up new signage and canopy barriers.
Tameside Council planners are considering the proposal.
Ashton United supporters set for 27-mile charity walk to Stocksbridge
Members of the Ashton United Supporters Club are gearing up for another demanding sponsored walk this weekend as they continue their efforts to raise funds for local football and community initiatives.
Stalybridge community invited to join town centre clean-up
Residents in Stalybridge are being invited to roll up their sleeves and take pride in their town as a community clean-up takes place later this month.
Students Plan Out Of This World Dining Experience
Themed dining is on the menu at The Restaurant at Tameside One in Ashton town centre on Thursday May 7th.
Opinion: The voting age debate is missing the real crisis
This week, we’re proud to feature a guest contribution from Eva Yates, aged 16, who has spent time in the newsroom gaining a first-hand look at local journalism. As part of that experience, she has written an opinion piece on a topic that directly affects her generation: whether the voting age in the UK should be lowered to 16.
