This coming week will most likely be subject to the weather – if the expectations of snow cone to pass. Monday sees some catch up meetings in Buxton followed by a look round the CESP works with HPCH board. Tuesday is looking at the QEII fields initiative, followed by Corporate Select which is looking at […]
In this week’s Glossop Chronicle you will be able to read details of proposals that are been put to the forthcoming corporate select committee meeting around how we go about ensuring a better future for the various halls and buildings in Glossop. In terms of Victoria Hall, the proposals are based around using part of […]
Following on from the good news of my post on the 16th November about the cost for private residents to take part in the CESP Scheme, I’ve now been advised of some bad news. Due to a change in the guidance from OFGEM, the details I was advised and in turn broadcast via the blog […]
Most proably reciving a welcome sigh of relief from the many local’s in Buxton opposed to the proposal, the news today that Tesco’s have withdrawn their planning application for the former Buxton Mineral Water site, may well just be a temporary division. I say that because although the application has been withdrawn from consideration by […]
Unison have produced the below outlinning why the strike tommorow is happening : UNISON N30 | Day of action blog
This Friday afternoon (3rd December) see the St Margaret’s School Christmas Fair which will run from 3.30pm until 5.00pm.
This coming week start with a very early start to make the first train out of Glossop to travel to London for an event at the LGA around how the health service reforms will work in two tier areas like ours. Tuesday has less miles in it and will see some meetings with community groups […]
A busy morning once again for the assembled councillor’s on the shoppers surgery in the Glossop Market Arcade, with a wide range of issues been raised with us. For myself I had everything from concerns around the market from some of the market traders and how well (or not) the council is working with them, […]
The lights on the Town Hall don’t quite portray what on the whole appeared to be a well organised event to celebrate the turning on of the Christmas Lights in Glossop. The event which took place early this evening took over Norfolk Square and the adjacent car park in front of the Nat West and […]