No game for the first team on Saturday despite both teams been changed and starting there warm up for the match prior to the referee abandoning the match at the last minutes before it should have started. A decision which I understand has caused complaints from both the home and away sides to league officals. […]
Sad news reported on the website of the Brighton Argus, with the news that Stephen Gillham former headteacher of Gamesley School has passed away at the age of 47 from kidney failure after a long battle with a viral brain infection. Mr Gillham who was a popular headteacher of the school until he left in […]
From details flagged up by local Labour Euro MEP Glennis Willmott, this Thursday sees a report and debate in the European Parliament around measurers to combat transplant crime. A crime which with the numbers of people needed transplants increasing more rapidly than the number of organs being donated is something which desperate people may be […]
Next Wednesday (30th April) see this months High Peak Community Housing walkabout take place. This months (if I have the area’s right) will be covering from Riber round to Bamford, and kick’s off at 2.00pm from the High Peak Community Housing Office on Winster Mews.
Wednesday evening (23rd April) sees a meeting of the audit and regulatory committee which will be looking at risk management, the 2008 audit plan, a review of whistle blowing, and a protocol for partnerships, along with the presentation of the annual audit and inspection letter. The annual audit and inspection letter which is usually presented […]
Tuesday evening (22nd April) will see a meeting of the council’s executive, amongst the items to be decided by the Conservative Executive Members are ‘revised dashboard of performance indicators’, unmet demand for hackney carriages, High Peak Community Safety Partnership, Saved policies from the local plan, and updates on the strategic alliance plans. Now whilst the […]
Last Thursday evening saw a meeting of the High Peak Labour Group on the borough council. Amongst the items under discussion were our continuing review on our last manifesto, issues around the ongoing concerns with the mayor and the last full council meeting. Plans for the next full council meeting, including a possible motion around […]
A quite good week for Gamesley this week, starting off with last Wednesday’s (16th April) 2 – 2 draw against Poynton, and followed up by a 3 – 0 win against Witton Albion Reserves on Saturday (19th April). Next Saturday (26th April) will see the first team scheduled for a home game against Linotype/Cheadle HN […]
Last Wednesday evening saw a meeting of the full Governors at St Margaret’s School, amongst the items for discussion were the budget (which looks reasonable good this year), issues around the state of repair for the fence between the school and the railway and the possible dangers to children this may mean along with the […]
Depending on which of the local schools you may have children attending, this week sees either the first week back after or the second week of the Easter Holidays. For those who are still off, there is still a range of events taking place across Glossopdale including a number of activities taking place on or […]