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About Gamesley

Gamesley is a village on the outskirts of Glossop, just off the Glossop to Marple road (A626).

Although parts of Gamesley have existed for many hundreds of years, particularly the remains of the Roman Fort of Melandra. The bulk of the Gamesley estate has only been here since the 1960’s, when Manchester City Council, built the Gamesley estate. The Gamesley estate is one of the Manchester overspill estates built as part of the work to clear poor housing in Manchester.

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About Gamesley Ward

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Gamesley Ward (since the 2003 elections) covers most of the Gamesley estate area. The map on the left gives a rough guide of the area the ward covers.

The remaining parts (except for most of Glossop Road) of the estate, including Cottage Lane, are within the Hadfield South Ward, with most of Glossop Road being in the Charlesworth St John’s Ward.

The Councillors for the Hadfield South Ward are Councillor Bob Mckeown (Labour) and Councillor Edward Siddall (Labour)

The Councillor for the Charlesworth St Johns Ward is Councillor Pauline Bell (Labour)

The Ward is part of the Etherow County Council ward, which also includes Hadfield and Tintwistle.

Our County Councillor is Cllr Becki Woods (Labour).

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