Dogs Trust Manchester, based in Denton, is issuing advice to pet owners whose animals have been afflicted by lockdown.
The charity says 30 per cent of owners across the North West say their pet pooch has developed at least one new problem behaviour.
The Trust is offering help on its website to help owners manage their dog’s behaviour and appealing to people to act now to help pets adjust as owners return to work.
For information visit www.dogstrust.org.uk
Plans for additional SEND places in school approved
The council is pushing ahead with its £1.5m plan to increase school places for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Tameside.
Stanhope Street group serves up support for women facing period poverty
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Mayor visits Age UK Tameside to see impact of vital services first hand
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New community pantry opens in Hyde
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