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1 month ago | 
notreallyheremedia.com | Simon Drury
Provision at a Tameside nursery was said to be ‘inadequate’ by inspectors last year. A report said the safety of children ‘compromised’ at nursery due to lack of checks. An inspection team visiting Kidzstop Day Nursery on Katherine Street, Ashton, said the safety of children was ‘compromised’ because checks into the backgrounds of staff had not been carried out properly. However, a follow-up inspection last month tells a different story.
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1 month ago | 
notreallyheremedia.com | Simon Drury
As part of Operation Machinise, which targets illegal trading and the supply of illicit goods, officers from Tameside council’s trading standards, environmental health and licensing services visited six shops with colleagues from HM Revenue and Customs, Border Force and the police. They seized 59 packets of illicit cigarettes, 145 illegal e-cigarettes, and 116 packs of cigarettes and rolling tobacco which require further checks with brand-holders as to their authenticity.
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1 month ago | 
notreallyheremedia.com | Simon Drury
Police in Tameside are investigating a rise in vandalism around Ashton Sixth Form College. Officers says cars have been targeted by vandals in the area with Derby Road, being the worst hit. If you have any information regarding these incidents, you should contact police on 101 or anonymously via Crimestoppers https://orlo.uk/e1vQt
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1 month ago | 
notreallyheremedia.com | Simon Drury
And householders have been asked to check their gates and fences to make sure they are secure during the lighter evenings. A police spokesman said: "Recent incidents have highlighted a need for dog owners to make sure their gardens are secure.
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1 month ago | 
notreallyheremedia.com | Simon Drury
Police are appealing for help in tracking down a man who is wanted for failing to appear in court. Fifty nine-year-old Kingsley Dunn has links to Ashton and StalybridgeAnyone with information should call police on 0161 856 9232 or contact Crimestoppers.
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1 month ago | 
notreallyheremedia.com | Simon Drury
The raid was carried out this morning (Wednesday) by a team, coordinated by officers from the Hyde neighbourhood policing team. Class A drugs were seized, numerous weapons surrendered and one suspect is now in police custody. A police spokesman said: "The negative effects of drugs are far reaching and can destroy lives as well as entire neighbourhoods.
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1 month ago | 
notreallyheremedia.com | Simon Drury
The wall is set to be built in a new wing of the Retreat as the building undergoes redevelopment. Reuben's Retreat supports families who have suffered the loss of a child, or who have children living with complex medical needs. The charity was founded in 2012 by Nicola Graham, whose son Reuben died from a brain tumour whilst on holiday shortly before his second birthday.
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1 month ago | 
notreallyheremedia.com | Simon Drury
The youngster was walking home from school when he became involved in a row with an adult man on Uplands Road, Whitfield. The adult swore at the schoolboy and followed him onto Gladstone Street, where he spat at him. A woman passer-by in a car is believed to have witnessed the incident and spoke to the boy who explained what had happened. Now police are appealing for her to come forward.
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1 month ago | 
notreallyheremedia.com | Simon Drury
PCSOs Buller and Jones were at Merseybank Roadd, Hadfield this morning (Monday) between 8am and 9am. They attended to observe the area - particularly outside Hadfield Infant School - regarding reports of poor or inconsiderate parking there at school drop off and pick up times. A police spokesman said: "This gave the team an opportunity to enage with parents and children on their way to school this morning and no issues were observed.
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1 month ago | 
notreallyheremedia.com | Simon Drury
The event was attended by people from across High Peak, with representatives from the police, The Bureau, Move More Glossop, High Peak CVS, Glossop Police SNT, and many others joining in the celebrations. All proceeds from the event were donated to Crossroads Derbyshire, a local charity supporting those affected by domestic abuse. Mr Pearce said: “It was fantastic to see so many people come together to mark International Women’s Day.
