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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Ashton market scheme gets vote of approval from Deputy Prime Minister

4 days ago | tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Gary Carter

ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE’S MP has had an up close and personal tour of the major building work taking place on her doorstep. Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner also believes it will result in a ‘top notch’ facility. The senior politician met with officers from Tameside Council and key representatives from building firm Casey and architects Buttress to view progress on the town’s Market Square.
Calls for Denton MP Andrew Gwynne to resign taken to his doorstep

4 days ago | tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Gary Carter

“SOMETIMES you have to have a s*** sandwich and you have to deal with it.”The image may seem graphic but the sentiment sums up the feelings running through the people of Denton towards its MP, Andrew Gwynne. People who feel ‘betrayed’ by the man who grew up in the town after the shocking revelation of the Trigger Me Timbers WhatsApp group.
Bloods pressure: Tears wanted as Droylsden FC go for promotion glory

4 days ago | tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Gary Carter

LIAM Moran knows he will see tears as Droylsden FC go for glory. Hopefully, happy ones. Then there may be a few of his own as he weighs up whether to call it a day. The Bloods stand 90 minutes from promotion to the North West Counties League Premier Division. Defeat Euxton Villa at the Butchers Arms in the North Division Play-Off Final and they would have made their first step up since being brought back to life after Covid-19 saw them mothballed for three years.
Ashton solicitors firm offers advice on when professionals do not reach the required standard

5 days ago | tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Gary Carter

NOT EVERY professional delivers the best service, no matter how much faith and trust you put in them. But what can you do if they fall short, leaving you out of pocket? Thankfully, Ashton-under-Lyne solicitors Bromleys are experts in dealing with issues when a supposed professional leaves a distinctly amateurish result. Joe McBride, acting head of commercial litigation, explains what professional negligence is and when you might be entitled to a claim. What is professional negligence?
Tameside experts offer progress for people living with Parkinson’s

5 days ago | tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Gary Carter

A TAMESIDE sports therapies centre is offering people living with Parkinson’s looking to manage their symptoms promising results, thanks to the latest technology. Pro Active, based in Broadbottom, can provide PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) therapy, which studies suggest can improve symptoms like tremor, movement speed and walking difficulty, as well as possibly benefit quality of life.
Scuffles between supporters mar Tameside football derby

6 days ago | tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Gary Carter

‘IDIOTS’ have been criticised for the scenes that marred an Easter Tameside football derby. Punches were seen to be thrown and drinks aimed at rival groups of supporters during Mossley AFC’s 2-2 draw with Stalybridge Celtic on Easter Monday, April 21. In the second half, a group made its way from the School End of Seel Park, where Celtic supporters were gathered, to the Park End, which was housing home supporters.
David Fish sees bright future for Mossley AFC after home farewell

6 days ago | tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Gary Carter

DAVID Fish believes he has laid the platform. Now for Mossley AFC to progress, on and off the field. After five years in charge at Seel Park, the manager’s final home match was the thrilling 2-2 draw with Tameside neighbours Stalybridge Celtic on Easter Monday, April 21. Assistant Alex Craddock will step up following the Lilywhites’ final match of the season, at Hanley Town on Saturday, April 26.
Green-fingered volunteers dig deep for allotment fundraiser in Stalybridge

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

ALLOTMENT holders have quite literally laid the groundwork for their annual fundraising sale. Volunteers and committee members at Mottram Road Allotments Association in Stalybridge are currently busy cultivating more than 16,000 plants in preparation for their big event, which takes place on Saturday 17 and Sunday, May 18. All proceeds from the sale will go towards maintaining the peaceful oasis, tucked away beside one of the town’s busiest roads.
Firefighters tackle blaze at industrial unit in Stalybridge

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

FIRE crews have been in attendance at a blaze in StalybridgeThe fire broke out at the Hargreaves industrial unit on Knowl Street on Thursday, April 17. The site, which is known for manufacturing paper from recycled materials, was reported to be alight shortly before 12.30pm. A spokesperson for Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS) said:“At just before 12.30 today (Thursday 17 April) crews were called to a fire at a commercial building on Knowl Street in Stalybridge.
Stalybridge Celtic fans to tackle local peaks for lifesaving cause

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

THE STALYBRIDGE Celtic Supporters Association will be putting its best foot forward as members take on the town’s Three Peaks to raise funds for a community defibrillator. In the inaugural challenge, an 11-mile circular walk on Saturday, April 26, dedicated fans will scale Hough Hill, Wild Bank and Harridge Pike. And after setting off from Celtic’s Bower Fold stadium at 8.30am, everyone should be back in time for their team’s home clash against City of Liverpool.