Glossop Chronicle
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Wildlife, Art and Community Spirit: Roughfields' mural aims to inspire a generation
Roughfields, one of Hadfield and Padfield’s most cherished pockets of nature, is set to become the canvas for a spectacular new wildlife mural.
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New alternative provision launches to support young learners
A new alternative education provision has opened in Glossop to support young people aged 11–16 who are struggling to thrive in mainstream education or have been permanently excluded.
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Reform marks six months of “broken promises” according to High Peak MP
Reform UK is marking six months since its local election wins in May - but critics say there’s little to celebrate, accusing the party of failing to deliver on its pledges.
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End of an era plus new chapter for Hadfield Nursery School
Hadfield Nursery School is celebrating both its proud past and an exciting future.
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High Peak group vow to 'make polluter's pay'
'Act Like Your House is On Fire' is the message members of High Peak Green New Deal would like to convey to Keir Starmer and other world leaders as the COP30 Climate Summit takes place in Brazil.
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Glossop illustrator Gordon Hutson brings artwork to Stalybridge Library
Visitors to Stalybridge Library later this month will have the chance to meet illustrator Gordon Hutson, who will be hosting a one-day stall on Saturday, November 22 to showcase and sell his distinctive artwork.
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Glossop Blues make generous donation
Glossop Manchester City Supporters Club have made a generous donation to a fantastic local cause.
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Glossop Peace Group lays white poppy wreaths in call for peace
Glossop Peace Group members laid wreaths of white poppies at War Memorials in Hadfield and Glossop during this year’s Remembrance Sunday services.
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Tameside and Glossop NHS Trust win £14.4 million to cut carbon emissions
Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust have been awarded £14.4 million through the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS) to support a major sustainability project aimed at cutting carbon emissions and improving energy efficiency across its estate.
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NHS heroes take centre stage at annual staff awards
There was applause all round as the winners of Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust’s annual staff awards were announced on Friday 7 November.
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Padfield residents secure ‘green heart’ of village for future generations.
After years of hard work, dedication and community spirit, local charity Padfield Community Spaces (PCS) is delighted to announce their successful purchase of Temple Street Field.
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A57 Link Road Scheme work updates
National Highways have shared the latest work updates for the A57 Link Road.
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Have your say: changes to waste collection
From April next year, Glossop residents will be asked to separate their food waste from garden waste due to changes in legislation requiring all councils to provide a weekly food waste collection service.
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Specsavers and Dark Peak Books partner to inspire young readers
A local opticians has announced the winner of its in-store giveaway, with a 12 month book subscription as the prize.
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Hadfield family create spine-chilling fun for charity
The Morris family in Hadfield has once again delighted the community with their annual Halloween attraction, transforming their home into a spooky trail - all in aid of local charity Crossroads Derbyshire.
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Can you help light up Hadfield Bowling Club?
Hadfield Bowling Club is appealing to the local community to support their crowdfunding campaign for a vital upgrade.
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Support local hospice care this Christmas at Willow Wood’s festive events
Willow Wood Hospice is inviting the community to get into the Christmas spirit while supporting local hospice care, with a calendar full of festive fundraising events this winter.
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Old Glossop Stream clean
Grab your wellies and bright outdoor clothes to come and help clear vegetation preventing the natural flow of the stream which runs down Wesley Street in Old Glossop.
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A win for Willow Wood
Willow Wood Hospice is celebrating after its Glossop charity shop was crowned the East Midlands winner in the UK’s Favourite Charity Shop Awards 2025.
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Elf - The Musical lands in New Mills
Elf the Musical brings festive cheer to New Mills - “The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear!
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Evolution celebrate international success
A martial arts club in Glossop are celebrating yet another successful year at the WKC (World Karate & Kickboxing Commission) World Championships.
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SEN shoes protest
More than 100 pairs of shoes for tiny and teenage feet have formed an emotive protest outside a Derbyshire council HQ to highlight years of failure over special educational support.
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Derbyshire County Council cabinet member reshuffle
Reform UK has reshuffled its cabinet members for education following the resignation of one councillor for “personal reasons”.
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School fine petition rejected by Government
A Derbyshire mum’s petition calling for children to be allowed 10 days off school during term time without being fined has been rejected by the Government.
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Outrage as unauthorised road closure brings Glossop to standstill
Motorists across Glossop were left fuming on Monday, October 27, after an unauthorised road closure at Back Moor caused widespread traffic chaos during the morning rush hour.
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Gaming for Good: Students turn play into positive action
A new youth-led initiative from Adaptive Gaming Youth & Community CIC is empowering students at St Philip Howard Catholic Voluntary Academy.
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Glossop judo star prepares for emotional return
Glossop-born British judoka Eric Ham will make his first competitive appearance in two years this weekend (1 November 2025) at the Gold Coast Oceania Open, marking his return from a life-threatening spinal injury that almost ended his elite judo career.
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Local volunteer scoops top award
A Glossop resident has been recognised for her outstanding commitment to football at the Derbyshire County FA Grassroots Awards.
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Derbyshire council reports ‘vast improvement’ with finances despite criticism over promised efficiencies
Derbyshire County Council has argued that the authority is in a better place financially than it has been for several years since the new Reform UK administration was elected nearly six months ago
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Manchester Christmas market tram chaos as drivers balloted on strikes
Commuters could face major disruption which could interrupt festive travel in Greater Manchester next month as almost 320 tram drivers are being balloted over working conditions and fears around fatigue.
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TPE uncorks new wine pairings as it serves up its new seasonal First Class menus
TransPennine Express (TPE) is all aboard for flavour this season, rolling out its new seasonal First-Class menus packed with hearty, locally-inspired dishes and suggested wine pairings – and there’s even a toast to 200 years of railway heritage.
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National Highways apologises for surprise roadworks
National Highways has apologised following unexpected chaos this morning for motorists.
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Further strikes by Aer Lingus cabin crew as dispute escalates
More disruption to Aer Lingus flights departing and arriving at Manchester Airport Terminal 2 as cabin crew expected to walk out on more days.
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MBE honour for true star
The founder of Mummy’s Star, the UK and Ireland’s only charity dedicated to supporting women and families facing cancer during pregnancy, and post-natally, has been awarded an honorary MBE.
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From Glossop to Google: Jack Badger’s craftsmanship goes global
Jack Badger Ltd, a traditional joinery company based in Old Glossop, has been selected to appear in an international advertising campaign for Google Workspace.
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Derbyshire’s digital divide targeted in £900k broadband boost
Derbyshire County Council cabinet members have agreed to pump £900,000 into a project to improve digital connectivity in communities where broadband speeds are lowest.
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Gala ball for Blythe House Hospice's 35th anniversary
A fundraising gala ball in Buxton is set to celebrate 35 years of a local hospice charity, and tables are now available to book.
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Take a walk on the wild side in the high Peak this Spring
Whether you enjoy a challenging hike or a casual stroll, the High Peak caters to a diverse range of preferences.
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Smash hit musical, Rock Of Ages, comes to New Mills this April
Stockport based NK Theatre Arts head to New Mills Art Theatre for the very first time with their production of Rock Of Ages.
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Have your say on Derbyshire's electoral boundaries
A consultation looking at changing the electoral divisions for Derbyshire County Council is open for comment until 17 July.
