High Peak Borough Council is currently reviewing how tenant involvement works in the High Peak. Previously tenant involvement was mainly done aside from folks on the citizen panel or who had signed up to complete surveys, via the tenant scrutiny panel. The tenant scrutiny panel was a group of tenants from across the High Peak, […]
Blog 13th birthday / A brief reminder: Its that time of year again, for a brief note to highlight the passing of the 13th birthday of the start of this blog. As is noted in this annual post, due to the nature of the topics covered, this blog may sometimes not be the most interesting […]
In the run up to Christmas, members of Unite Community worked up some alternative lyrics to the traditional Christmas carols in an effort to raise awareness about the effects of Universal Credit and what it potentially means to local people. However members didn’t want to just raise awareness they also wanted something practical to be […]
High Peak BC Consultation on Hackney Carriage – Private Hire Licensing Policy : Following on from a meeting of the Council’s licensing committee last week, where members of the Labour Group raised a number of concerns about the proposed licensing police for hackney carriages & private hire vehicles, the policy is now out for consultation. […]
This coming Saturday morning (29th August) morning will see this months ‘Councillors Shoppers Surgery’. Running as usual from 10.00am until 11.30am in the central Glossop location of the Market Arcade, the surgery will have in addition to me a number of other councillors (pictured right) from across Glossopdale. As is usually the case for the […]
If you’re looking for something to do today (Saturday 25th) then look no further than the open day at Glossop’s fire station. The open day taking place at the station on Charlestown Road will feature a whole host of activities including a smoke house demonstration, freckle the fire investigation dog, chip pan demonstration, charity stall […]
If you’re back at work tomorrow or venturing elsewhere either Friday, Monday or Tuesday, local buses are running slightly differently to normal. From the details from DCC / TFGM, the 394 is running a Saturday service on all days with the 341/202 running a Saturday service on Friday and normal Mon to Fri service on […]
Just a short note that the local bus service pages have been updated to reflect the changes that will be happening to local service on the 11th February. The bus fare and tickets page has also been updated to give some more information on available day / weekly and monthly tickets, you can view that […]
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Last Thursday (26th July) evening in the ‘large’ venue of the Pavilion Garden’s Octagon in Buxton, there was an additional full council meeting. The main bulk of the business was around considering issues on the local plan, but we started with consideration of the new standard’s regime – further details available by clicking here – […]
Torch 2, a photo by AnthonyMck on Flickr. Tomorrow evening (29th June), between 5.03pm and 5.30pm the Olympic Torch Relay will be visiting Buxton. The half hour visit will pass through various parts of the town including the Railway Station, Opera House, Market Place and The Crescent, and there’s a whole host of events taking […]
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