The planning application for 51 homes on land at the rear of Cottage Lane has been withdrawn.
The developers would be tearing up part of the woods at the back of the houses on Cottage Lane, causing disruption to local residents but also to nature and the well used bridal and public path.
Council officials have however been advised that the application has been withdrawn due to technical issues with the application and will likely be resubmitted by the applicant once those issues are resolved.
Jon Pearce MP: Putting High Peak at the heart of Government
Jon Pearce has recently been given a new role as a Parliamentary Private Secretary. In his column for the Glossop Chronicle, he explains what that means for the High Peak.
Disabled child "ignored and let down" by council over school transport
A Glossop mother says she feels “ignored and let down” by Derbyshire County Council after months of problems arranging transport for her disabled son to attend school.
Boxing legend lit up the world... and Glossop
Ricky Hatton switched on Glossop Christmas Lights on a cold November night in 2006 in front of hundreds of people in Norfolk Square.
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.
