At the beginning of May, Jonathan Reynolds was simply a local councillor for Longdendale.  He now represents Stalybridge and Hyde in the House of Commons.  We ask him how the first couple of months have gone as Parliament breaks for the summer.

Graham Corrigan is an award-winning Business Coach, and offers his advice about marketing to Tameside businesses.

On Monday 26th July, judges from North West in Bloom toured the borough. Rebecca Barratt investigates the borough's chances

Tameside's Spendid Weekend started with the Party in the Park, and is now a two-day musical event. David Peek finds out from Louise Atkinson and Councillor John Sullivan how it is put together

Business Coach Graham Corrigan gives advice on how companies need to price their wares at a level acceptable to the market

Gareth Wager tells us how and why he set up a football tournament in aid of the local hospice - and three years later, it's back again!

Pupils from a local Primary school visit Tameside Hospital to get an insight into the varied job opportunities there. Andy Hoyle and David Peek find out more

Tameside is the first hospital in the North West to start using a new policy that aims to improve the chances of the 10,000 people currently on the waiting list for a donated organ.

With the around a quarter of young children now clinically obese, Tameside NHS is launching a new scheme to make sure childcare facilities in the borough are doing their bit to make sure our children stay in good health.

Roy was first elected to serve Longdendale in 1966.  7 years later, he was an instrumental part in the brand-new Tameside Borough Council, and went on to serve 30 years as Council Leader.

Around half of the longest canal in the country will be closed from August unless we see significant rainfall. How will this affect the canals in Tameside?

Across Greater Manchester, an above-average number of the insolvent are over the age of 55.  We ask why, and what can be done about it?

New to Tameside, older residents can now check for bowel cancer themselves, without having to go to hospital unless it's really needed.

Tameside's fleet of taxis and private hire vehicles (minicabs) are regulated by the council.  They checked out some of the older vehicles in the fleet to make sure everything was safe.

The Tameside Arts Festival is underway, and the Civic Mayor, Councillor Jean Brazil, takes to the waters of the Ashton Canal to celebrate.  We speak with her and some of the festival organisers.

Two of Tameside Radio's presenters walk around the Welsh island of Anglesey to raise money for Cancer Research

Steve Hartley, Hyde FC Manager, tells us how they've managed to bring Hyde FC (formerly Hyde United) back from the brink of collapse due to HM Revenue and Customs arrears.

After hearing what the Heritage at Risk register is, let's find out what Tameside Council are doing about it...

The Heritage at Risk register lists buildings, structures and Conservation Areas that are falling into disrepair or may soon cease to exist in any realistic form.  Tameside has 5 buildings and 4 Conservation Areas on this list.

Levels in the reservoirs that supply Tameside's mains are unusually low.  The first 6 months of 2010 are the driest on record, and so Unitied Utilities, will enforce a hosepipe ban from Friday (09/07/2010).