The candidates vying to be elected as the next Mayor of Greater Manchester have been confirmed ahead of the upcoming Mayoral By-Election on 30th July. Seven candidates will be on the ballot paper when voters across the city region go to the polls in the Greater Manchester Combined Authority … [Read more...]
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Two-thirds of Making Tax Digital for Income Tax clients haven’t registered, Azets finds
Following a Freedom of Information (FOI) request from the accountancy and business advisory firm, Azets has found that more than 580,000 people who should have registered for Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax have not done so. HMRC data shows that 864,000 individuals and landlords should … [Read more...]
Stockport County unveils 2026/27 Home Kit
Stockport County has officially unveiled its new 2026/27 Home Kit, with the shirt making its first public appearance during Stock Party ahead of going on sale this weekend. Created in partnership with PUMA, the new design celebrates the club's heritage while reflecting its deep connection to the … [Read more...]
Stockport Live Well event supports Brinnington residents with health checks
Residents in Brinnington took the opportunity to look after their health as part of the Stockport Live Well at Brinnington Library. The drop in session gave people a quick, confidential blood pressure check, and simple advice on staying healthy. It ran alongside the regular smoking cessation … [Read more...]
Expert Opinion: Compliance in Planned Preventative Maintenance
Stockport-based Fairhurst Buckley shares its advice for commercial property owners for carrying out Planned Preventative Maintenance, and the importance of ensuring compliance. Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) is a proactive approach to keeping a building, its structure, services, plant and … [Read more...]
Stockport in competition with over 400 other places to become UK Town of Culture
Following the launch of the inaugural UK Town of Culture competition last year, more than 398 bids have been submitted, representing over 400 hopeful towns from across the country, including Stockport. The UK Town of Culture competition, together with the UK City of Culture competition, will … [Read more...]
New premium lounge opens at Manchester Airport
A new premium lounge, The Executive by Escape Lounges, has opened its doors to passengers travelling from Terminal 2 at Manchester Airport. Delivered by CAVU, part of Manchester Airports Group (MAG), The Executive has been designed for passengers looking for a more refined start to their … [Read more...]
TfGM continues £150 million investment in Metrolink infrastructure
Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) is continuing a £150 million investment into making the Metrolink network safer, more resilient and more reliable for years to come ahead of major planned expansions of the tram system including into Stockport. From Monday 13 July to Sunday 2 August, TfGM … [Read more...]
Stockport Council launches Crisis and Resilience Fund as part of cost of living support
A new Crisis and Resilience Fund will support families struggling the the cost of living in Stockport and help build long-term financial resilience. The fund, which will sit alongside Family Support Vouchers to help with household essentials, is backed by a new three-year grant funded by the UK … [Read more...]
Offerton Fire Station fundraiser raises £3,500 for local hospital
A community fundraising event held at Offerton Fire Station on Sunday 28th June has raised £3,500 for the Critical Care Unit at Tameside Hospital, in memory of organ donor, Mark. The fire engine wash was organised by Mark's mum, Dawn, alongside family and friends, to thank the team who cared for … [Read more...]
Late payments legislation set to offer world’s strongest protections for SMEs, finds new report
Small businesses across the UK are set to benefit from the strongest commercial late payments regulations of any major economy, according to a new report conducted by the Enterprise Research Centre. The report found that new legislation to protect smaller firms from late payments and unfair … [Read more...]
Changes to unfair dismissal rules to take effect
New changes to when an employee can raise an unfair dismissal claim will take effect for dismissals effective 1st January 2027, with new and recent hires to be the first to be covered by the change. Under current rules, employees need to have two years of service before qualifying for protection … [Read more...]
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