Following on from the reselection of Glenis Willmott MEP, labour partymembers across the East Midlands should by now have recivied the ballotpapers for the preferential ranking of new candidates for the regional list. We have a choice of four to place in our prefered order with the top placedcandidate getting the number two slot following […]
Tuesday night (19th February) sees a meeting of what was the North Area Tenants Panel but is now the North Area Tenant Action Zone. The meeting start’s at 7.00pm in Glossop’s Bredbury House a range of issues including a report from local police Inspector Stuart Thompson. Wednesday sees a meeting of the Audit and Regulatory […]
Next Wednesday sees the latest estate walkabout this month covering the section of the estate from Hollins Lane around to Eyam Lane. As has been mentioned in the past the walkabout’s aim to look at any issue’s within the areas that is been covered from street cleaning to grass cutting, anti social behaviour, untidy gardens […]
February is scams awareness month, a month dedicated by trading standards officers and the consumer direct service to highlight and provide consumers with the skills and knowledge necessary to recognise and resist scams. Trading standards warn that bogus letters, faxes and emails are becoming more and more convincing and look professionally produced. They will often […]
This Friday is (22nd February) is work your proper hours day an event to highlight a campaign led by the TUC who advise that Friday is the day when the average person who does unpaid overtime finished the unpaid days they do every year and starts earning for themselves. The TUC advises that nearly five […]
Bad news again for the first team with a 3 -2 defeat at home to Rylands on Saturday, with the reserves fairing slightly better securing a 1 all draw away to Poynton Reserves. Next Saturday (23rd February) sees the first team away to Trafford Reserves who are currently one place below them in the league, […]
With at least one mosquito device already in use in Glossopdale, and moreplanned including the possibility of one for the Winster Mews shops, are themosquito units the menace with concerns been raised by the Children'scommissioner for England or are they a necessary measure for helping totackle anti social behaviour ? The devices which emit a […]
Officers from the council are currently in discussion with the agents acting for the owners of the former Samas Roneo Warehouse Site regarding there future plans. Discussion are apparently reported to be at an early stage, and I have asked officers to find out what there plans are for tidying up the site whilst they […]
This evening (Tuesday) sees a meeting of the council's executive whichamongst other items will consider the Corporate Plan and financial strategyand then recommend them to the full council on the 6th March for approval. Other items under discussion include the 'concordat' for relations betweenHigh Peak and Staffordshire Moorlands including the establishment of a jointmember committee, […]
Last Thursday afternoon saw a meeting of the Gamesley and Charlesworth SaferNeighbourhood team. Amongst the items discussed were plans for the forthcoming designated placesorder for Glossop and Gamesley which will give police additional powersaround drinking on the streets. Concerns over both motor bikes been stolen and where some locals are ridingbikes, with a plea from […]