The move to make Glossopdale School big enough for the number of 11-year-olds who want to enrol there has begun.
Derbyshire County Council has put in a planning application to High Peak Borough Council to expand the complex at Newshaw Lane in Hadfield.
The moves follows controversy last September, when a number of Glossop parents were refused a place at the school for their children because it was already ‘over-subscribed’.
There are proposals to up the number of places from 1,200 to 1,400.
Tameside and Stockport win awards for outstanding NHS CARE
Outstanding dedication, service and care at local NHS services in both Tameside and Stockport were celebrated at the CARE awards at the Midland Hotel in Manchester on Friday, 23rd October.
Glossop mum joins pioneering study into early breast cancer detection
A Glossop mum is taking part in a pioneering study in Manchester which is investigating whether breast milk could help detect breast cancer earlier than a blood test or a scan.
Glossop campaigners join protest about corporate climate laws
Glossop campaigners joined climate activists to call for an end to a system they say allows multinational companies to challenge governments over laws designed to protect the environment.
More mezzanine misery
The long-awaited opening of the Glossop Market Hall mezzanine has been delayed again, with traders reportedly being told they may have to wait a further three to four weeks.
