Preserving Our Heritage

The Tameside Local History Forum was established in January 2000 to increase public awareness and use of all the elements of local history throughout the Borough.

	We aim to promote the study of archive and source material for social, business and archaeological purposes,
	To make sure that such material is well preserved, collated and accessible to all,
	We encourage co-operation between related historical and civic societies and statutory authorities and act as a point of contact for them,
	We produce an ambitious, glossy magazine, HISTORY ALIVE - TAMESIDE packed with items of historical interest about Tameside. click here to download on-line versions*** Our latest 2010 edition was launched on 27 April 2010***

Support Your Local Societies

	If you care about your local heritage,
	If you have concerns as to proposed planning and development in your area,
	If you want to contribute time to researching and cataloguing Tameside’s wealth of local history,
	If you are interested in finding out a lot more about the area in which you live,

then please contact and join one of the societies listed in the members section or apply directly to us by using the contact page. Your membership and contribution would be greatly welcomed by all concerned!

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Latest Up-dates

Next Forum Meeting Tuesday 28 September 2010 between 2.00pm and 4.00pm at Old Chapel Schoolrooms, Dukinfield

New Writing Competition
for Theatre Royal Hyde

Free Talk about the Spanish Civil War at Tameside Local Studies and Archives Centre
click for more details.

NW Sound Archive Open Day
click for more details.

Peterloo Anniversary Events and Volunteers wanted
click for more details.

Audenshaw Heritage Trail
click for more details.

Theatre Royal Onward's Book Competition
click for more details.

Gee Cross Well Dressings
click for details of this year's service

Heritage Talks 2010 click for more details

Ashton Moss Food Heritage Project click for more details
up-dated 19 May 2010

Click to find out about this year's Talks at the Manchester Regiment Museum

New Group
Medlock and Tame Valley
Conservation Area
click to visit their page

Ashton Civic Society's Programme of Events for 2010 - click to find out more details

GM Church Preservation Society
New Calendar of Events posted