Shorter hours for Greggs after anger over early morning deliveries
Plans to extend the opening hours of a Greggs have been turned down after residents complained about early morning deliveries disturbing their sleep.
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GMP appeal for help in sexual assault investigation
Police in Tameside have appealed to the public in tracing a man who they believe could have information about a sexual assault investigation.
Mersin stars as Redshaw goal sends Hyde through
A Jack Redshaw goal was enough to see Hyde United through to the Second Qualifying Round of the FA Cup following a replay at Prescot Cables.
Manchester Council reveals most common employee names
Sarah, Paul, David and Joanne may have fallen out of favour as baby names in recent years, but they still rule the roost at Manchester City Council (MCC).
Night-Hare finish for Hyde as goalie volleys last minute equaliser
Hyde United face an FA Cup replay after a dramatic 2-2 home draw against Prescot Cable on Saturday.
Outpatients saved from RAAC and ruin by new £24m unit
A new £24.3 million outpatient unit is officially open for business after a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Stepping Hill Hospital today (Friday, August 29).
£2 million transformation for “drain on public funds”
A Victorian building described as an “unsustainable drain on public funds” will close its doors on Friday ahead of a £2 million redevelopment.
Spooner builds shopping list after 3-0 defeat at Ilkeston
Hyde United boss Nick Spooner conceded he’ll “have to go shopping” after Ilkeston put three unanswered goals past his side on a sweltering bank holiday Monday.
Fistful of goals as Tigers tear into Whitby
Hyde United began their bank holiday weekend fixtures with a thumping 5-2 win over Whitby Town at Ewen Fields on Saturday.
Hyde drop out of Cheshire championship race with defeat in Chester
A heroic knock from veteran Dave Fitzsimmons wasn’t enough to stop Hyde from falling to a six-wicket defeat at Chester Boughton Hall on Saturday.