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The government is to issue Tameside council with an official improvement notice over its children’s care department, which has been repeatedly criticised by Ofsted.

Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner was confronted during a speech at a Stockport hotel by a man who lost five loved ones in bombing in Gaza. Pro-Palestinian protesters, calling for the party to support for a ceasefire in the Isreal-Hamas conflict, were ejected from the £35-a-ticket fundraising event at around 9.30pm on Thursday (January 25).

A fourth attempt to build homes on land in Tameside has failed after plans for new flats were thrown out over ‘nuisance’ concerns for future residents.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has been accused of “incompetence” and sending out incorrect information about the State Pension age by Labour’s Andrew Gwynne. The Denton and Reddish MP called for justice for women born in the 1950s who have been affected by changes to their State Pension age.

A developer has lost its appeal over controversial plans to extend an industrial estate into the green belt.

A school where classrooms were flooded with sewage and children were left with playing fields that 'resemble the Somme' will not be prioritised for funding.

Andrew Gwynne MP has blasted a developer for attempting to overturn a decision that stops it from extending an industrial estate into ‘precious’ green belt.

An MP has described planned works to connect the HS2 rail network in Manchester which would partially suspend tram services to Ashton as ‘disastrous for Tameside’.

A Tameside MP has said the response from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) regarding the opposition of plans to close down the only driving test centre in Tameside provides 'no meaningful reconsideration'.

An MP has called for an 'urgent review' of traffic-calming measures in Stockport after it emerged ambulances are being delayed.

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direct to your inboxFor Andrew Gwynne, catching coronavirus at the very start of the pandemic was just the beginning of a year long battle against its debilitating symptoms that left him looking ‘close to death’s door’.By early March last year, the virus had begun to circulate widely in Europe with confirmed cases of Covid-19 rising to a ‘high’ of 87 in the UK, raising alarm among leaders.But a full lockdown of the economy, which was then only weeks away, seemed unthinkable for most people going

direct to your inbox Police found more racist graffiti in a park in Denton on the same day 'for whites only' was daubed on a live-saving defibrillator in the town. Denton and Reddish MP Andrew Gwynne called for an investigation after discovering the horrific racist graffiti on the life-saving device in Civic Square on Friday (January 22).

direct to your inboxAn MP has called for an investigation after horrific racist graffiti was daubed on a defibrillator in Denton.The words 'For whites only' and 'No n******' were written on the life-saving device in the Civic Square.Denton and Reddish MP Andrew Gwynne, who after learning of the graffiti went to clean it off with his wife Allison, says he will be asking Tameside council to check CCTV in the area in a bid to catch the 'scumbag' who did it.

direct to your inboxA Greater Manchester MP has told how ‘long Covid’ has left his short-term memory ‘shot to pieces’, while he continues to suffer brain fog.Andrew Gwynne, who represents Denton and Reddish, came down with coronavirus symptoms last March.

near 100 per cent increase in case numbers in the last week.

A Greater Manchester MP said he still suffers brain fog, sweats, exhaustion and vertigo, months after having coronavirus.Andrew Gwynne, MP for Denton and Reddish, said a simple task like cutting the lawn can leave him 'drenched in sweat', with headaches, shakes and dizziness.The 46-year-old is one of an increasing number of people identifying as coronavirus 'long-haulers'.They are patients with often mild Covid-19 symptoms, who go on to suffer post-viral fatigue for a prolonged period of

huge blaze on Saddleworth Moor. Following the fire Oldham council banned barbecues, fireworks and sky lanterns on the moor.Anyone caught breaching the by-law, which also covers Marsden Moor, can be fined £100.

A Greater Manchester MP has chosen to self isolate after experiencing 'very mild' flu like symptoms.