Monday, saw a meeting of the development plan select, to agree the statement of community involvement prior to it going before the council’s executive. Also considered was a presentation on how conservation area’s are reviewed, and how in order to meet the latest government target on the issue, the council will in my view need […]
Only one meeting this week, aside from a councillor’s surgery on the Saturday, which was a governors meeting at St Margaret’s Primary School. The main business of the meeting was to approve the school’s budget for the forthcoming year. Due to falling numbers and the like, the budget will again be quite tight. This means […]
Whilst not knowing quite what to expect with this event, it wasn’t to bad, and was essentially a market place, where all the different groups and schemes that run in Glossopdale for young people, could advertise themselves to the young people in Glossopdale. As part of the event the ‘councillors’ stall, took over the lecture […]
Binnovation, the council’s extended recycling service, will be starting soon. For more information on the scheme, click here
Wednesday saw a meeting of the Audit and Regulatory committee, which although a rather ‘dry’ sounding committee, have an important part to play in scrutinising the ‘budget’ of the Council, and how the fund and resources available are used.On the agenda was a report from the district auditors, a review of the district audit’s report […]
Congratulations to Gamesley FC who beat Glossop North End Reserves 2 – 1 last night. They now only need 1 more win to take the league title, which they will hopefully get on Saturday when they play Malpas at home.
Monday of this week saw a meeting of the Gamesley on the Go Board, again only a few of the members turned up, with quite a few of the community members missing. I think this is partly due to the fact that essentially the work of the board is just about finished with mainly bits […]
Saturday saw Gamesley FC lose 3 – 2 to Crewe FC, which is not good if they are going to win the league, however normal service was resumed tonight with a 6 – 1 victory against ‘local rivals’ Curzon Ashton Reserves.
A very brief review this week, with just two Labour Group meetings, the Shadow Exec on the Wednesday, and the full group on the Thursday. Not much to report (that can be reported yet !), but with regards to Glossop’s Howard Town Mill development, the developers have now signed the agreement with regards to the […]
Tuesday saw me substituting at a meeting of the Regeneration Select Committee, which for that meeting was meeting in the Pavilion Gardens in Buxton. The meeting started off with a number of complaints from the normal members due to problems with the meeting date in the run up to the meeting. These were apparently due […]
