Tameside Correspondent

The Tameside Correspondent is a well-regarded monthly newspaper that is distributed for free, reaching an audience of 37,000 within the community. Launched in 2017, it is affiliated with the Saddleworth Independent and the Shaw and Royton Correspondent. The publication boasts a skilled team of journalists who cover significant news, as well as social, business, and sports events, all under the leadership of Editor-in-Chief Aimee Belmore. As a proud member of the Independent Community News Network, the Tameside Correspondent is also regulated by IMPRESS. It is distributed directly to the community, with copies available at various locations including pubs, restaurants, cafés, post offices, newsagents, and train stations.

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Drinks pressed to impress at pub festival

6 days ago | tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Adam Higgins

THERE’S nothing quite like a refreshing cold drink to cool you down in the summer heat. You’ll be sure to find one in two pubs in Tameside, which will be offering a range of craft ciders during a 10-day festival. The Ash Tree in Ashton-under-Lyne and The Society Rooms in Stalybridge will have traditional apple ciders, perries and flavoured ciders on tap for the festival – which begins on Friday (June 27) and runs until Sunday, July 6.
Families urged to check MMR jabs amid measles rise

6 days ago | tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Adam Higgins

TAMESIDE residents are being encouraged to help prevent the spread of measles as the summer holidays loom large. It comes as recent data shows a rise in measles across Greater Manchester. The borough’s Public Health team are reminding families to check their MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccinations are up to date. This is particularly the case before travelling abroad, as measles outbreaks are also being seen overseas.
Sweet Success: Stalybridge trio raise £901 for Willow Wood Hospice

1 week ago | tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Gemma Carter

THREE determined young fundraisers from Stalybridge have raised an impressive £901.00 for Willow Wood Hospice through a well-loved tradition – the community bake sale. Sisters Hazel and Elizabeth Capper, along with their friend Ivy Brownridge, brought the neighbourhood together with traybakes, gingerbread, and homemade crafts, all in aid of the local hospice.
Songs, smiles and stories as MP visits Ashton care home

1 week ago | tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Adam Higgins

STAFF and residents at a care home in Ashton-under-Lyne have met with their local MP and Deputy Prime Minister. They shared their experiences and talked about what life is like at Daisy Nook House with Angela Rayner. During the recent visit, the Labour MP – who is also the Housing, Communities and Local Government Secretary – had a guided tour of the 40-bed residential and dementia care home.
Court orders closure of Hyde shop over illegal tobacco

1 week ago | tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Adam Higgins

A HYDE town centre shop has been forced to close down after repeatedly selling illegal tobacco. H Local Store on Market Street had been found to be selling illicit cigarettes, hand-rolling tobacco and e-cigarettes on numerous occasions. Tameside Council says its Trading Standards team has seized 26,860 illegal cigarettes, 7.45kg of illegal hand-rolling tobacco and 284 illegal e-cigarettes from the shop since 2020.
Get ready for games and goodies at Fun Day in Ashton

1 week ago | tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Adam Higgins

FAMILIES are being invited to enjoy a day making memories with a wide range of fun-filled activities. The 4C Community Centre in Ashton-under-Lyne will soon be holding its annual Community Fun Day. It takes place at the centre on Taunton Road on Saturday, July 5, from 1pm to 5pm. There will be game stalls outside, free bouncy castles for the children, a DJ and performers to keep everyone entertained. That’s not all, there will be a BBQ to feast on and plenty of local business stalls to browse too.
How Tameside futsal coaches have become national champions

1 week ago | tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Adam Higgins

TWO Tameside futsal coaches have proved they’re just as sharp on the court as they are on the touchline. Oscar Lucas and Kai Lawless both coach at Sala Futsal Club but also play for Bolton Futsal Club. The dynamic duo played a key role in helping Bolton to be crowned national champions recently. They reached the grand final of the FA National Futsal Series first tier, beating Manchester Futsal Club 2-0 at the National Cycling Centre.
Denton teacher’s book could be a page turner for classroom subject

1 week ago | tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Adam Higgins

A DENTON teacher hopes her first published book can help shape how primary school children are introduced to Religious Education. Naila Missous, who teaches at Manor Green Primary Academy, saw a need to fill a gap in a subject which has no national curriculum. Naila hopes her recently-released book ‘Teaching Primary RE’ helps reduce the disparity across the country and a reliance on locally agreed syllabuses – often shaped by teachers, religious leaders and community groups.
Explore opportunities at Hattersley Jobs and Training Fair

1 week ago | tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Adam Higgins

JOB seekers will be able to connect with employers and training providers at a free event in Hattersley this summer. Local residents will be able to learn about new vacancies, training pathways and career opportunities at a Jobs and Training Fair. Everyone across Tameside and the surrounding area is welcome to attend on Tuesday, July 8, from 11am to 3pm at The Hattersley Hub on Stockport Road.
The pride of Tameside’s business community recognised

1 week ago | tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Adam Higgins

THE achievements of the borough’s entrepreneurial talent were celebrated at this year’s Pride of Tameside Business Awards. Hundreds of people from local organisations of all sizes and sectors came together for a special ceremony at Dukinfield Town Hall. It may have been held on Friday, June 13, but there was nothing unlucky about the occasion, which was hosted by inspirational Paralympian Dame Sarah Storey.