Jason Bromley from Tameside, Oldham & Glossop Mind popped into the Tameside Radio studios to chat about mental health, the cost of living crisis, and the help they have available to anyone who is struggling at the moment.
Plus, we look ahead to World Suicide Prevention Day on 10 September. There will be more about that in our next feature in September.
If you missed the chat live on air, you can catch up with Jason talking to Tameside Radio's Alex Cann below...
More than £500k spent on painting buses yellow for Bee Network rebrand
More than £500,000 has been spent painting buses yellow for the Bee Network rebrand, a Freedom of Information request has revealed.
Man, 29, charged in connection with fatal stabbing of Droylsden woman
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Rogue builder receives suspended prison sentence and fined £25k for botched Ashton home conversions
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Tameside Rotarian prepares to celebrate his 100th birthday and 60 years of rotary service
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