Glossop Chronicle
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Bus strikes set to cause major disruption
Glossop residents planning to use buses to travel across Tameside and Greater Manchester, are being urged to plan their journeys carefully as industrial action is set to bring widespread disruption.
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Future of Glossop churches uncertain
Consultation has begun on the future of Glossop’s Catholic churches.
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Is your four-legged furry friend a winner?
High Peak MP Jon Pearce has announced the launch of his first ever ‘High Peak Dog of the Year’ competition.
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High Peak CVS: A lifeline during the hardest of times
Losing someone you love is one of life’s hardest experiences - and finding support can feel impossible.
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Council report budget is on track despite social care pressures
Derbyshire County Council has published a report on its budget position for the first three months of the 2025–2026 financial year.
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Gas Safety Week
It is Gas Safety Week this week (8th to 14th September), an annual campaign coordinated by Gas Safe Register to raise awareness of the steps you can take to keep you and your family safe.
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Planners block housing scheme for ‘110’ homes in Glossop to save playing fields
Planners have blocked a large housing scheme to build up to 110 homes on a college site in a Derbyshire market town in a bid to preserve greenfield sports playing fields.
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Family complete 15-mile memory walk in tribute to siblings lost too soon
On Saturday 6th September, the Haggerty family led more than 35 walkers on a moving 15-mile trek, uniting loved ones and supporters in memory of four siblings lost too soon.
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E-scooter Police crackdown hailed a success
E-scooter-related injuries in Derbyshire have dropped by half following a major police crackdown.
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Pavement parking: what’s the answer?
A HGV was brought to a standstill in Padfield this week, after being blocked by a car parked on double yellow lines.
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No excuse for abuse of staff says council
With abusive behaviour towards staff working at High Peak Borough Council on the increase, council leaders are warning they will take action against anyone who abuses employees.
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Locked out: Dad's anger at council over inaccessible disabled toilet
A Glossop father has spoken out after his four-year-old autistic son was unable to access the disabled toilets in Manor Park.
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Gamesley chosen to receive slice of cash from Mayor's new £3 million fund
Community groups in 10 priority areas across Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham and Nottinghamshire are being urged to bid for money from a new £3 million fund to tackle deprivation and improve lives.
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Calling all local photographers: help bring comfort to dementia patients at Tameside Hospital
Photographers from across Tameside and Glossop are being invited to take part in a heartwarming community project to support people living with dementia.
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Pacey Palmowski seals another podium
Glossop motorsport sensation Alisha Palmowski picked up her fourth podium of the F1 Academy season over the weekend, racing to a second-place finish in Race 2 in Zandvoort.
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Taxi drivers ask for fairness regarding Uber's operations
The High Peak Taxi Trade Association (HPTTA) has urged High Peak Borough Council to take action over Uber’s operations in Glossop.
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Derbyshire County Council issue apology for admin blunder
Derbyshire County Council has admitted to an administrative error after taking a major decision two days too early, forcing councillors to retake the vote.
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High Peak MP giving a voice to SEND children
Jon Pearce has recently hosted a roundtable with parents to hear their stories and ideas for change.
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Derbyshire County Council to close adult education centres
The Reform-run Derbyshire County Council is closing five adult education centres without any public consultation following a private meeting.
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Celebrating 30 years of giving hope to the children of Belarus
Glossop couple David and Linda Walker founded the Chernobyl Children’s Project in 1995, determined to make a difference to children suffering in the aftermath of disaster.
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New housing repairs advice service launches in High Peak
Renters in High Peak will soon be able to access free, impartial advice to help get issues in their homes repaired by their landlords.
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Memorial Park secures Green Flag again
The Memorial Park in Whaley Bridge has been awarded a prestigious Green Flag for the eleventh successive year.
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High Peak MP announces ground breaking Peak Partnership
After decades of being overlooked and not getting their fair share, the Peak Partnership, announced last week, has the potential to be a real game changer for High Peak.
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Derbyshire Police online: have your say
The Police National Social Media Survey is back this summer, and Derbyshire Constabulary would love to hear from the community.
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Glossop turns ‘REUBlue’ as charity hosts Celebration Day
The town of Glossop and wider High Peak community came together in their hundreds on Saturday to support Reuben’s Retreat, in honour of the charity’s ongoing mission to complete their build.
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Brave whippet Harry fights for recovery after hit-and-run
A fun-loving whippet from Charlesworth is making a remarkable recovery after a hit-and-run incident left him fighting for his life on the eve of his fifth birthday.
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Derbyshire County Council: "No plans to remove flags"
Reform UK-led Derbyshire County Council has now confirmed that it has no current plans to remove either St George’s Cross or Union Jack flags displayed on lampposts or roundabouts.
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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.