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 […]
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 […]
Unison have produced the below outlinning why the strike tommorow is happening : UNISON N30 | Day of action blog
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 […]
Just short of a fortnight ago, a meeting took place on Gamesley with a range of agencies in attendance to look at issues around ‘financial inclusion’, with one of the issues mentioned being around access to credit, and the need for better alternatives than either the legal (such as Wonga and the like – with apr’s of […]
Voting is almost at an end for this year’s Natwest Community Force, with voting closing at mid day on Monday 24th November. As regular readers may recall a little earlier in the year, I asked for any local groups bidding for funds to let me know and I would try and publicize their applications. To […]
Many of you will have seen over the weekend the most relaunch of efforts to get council’s to return to weekly bin collections – with the ‘bribe’ fund this time increased to £250m from the £100m offered earlier this year. In response to queries from High Peak Radio and Radio Derby I commented as follows on the […]