Your Space which is billed as an innovative, exciting programme of artsevents and activities for young people in the High Peak is hosting a FREEYoung Bands Night at the Gamesley Sport and Community Centre on Friday,February 22. at 7.00pm. The Friday night jam and try it out session is open to all young people inthe […]
The next meeting of the Glossopdale Area Forum takes place on Thursday 21stFebruary at the Hadfield site of Glossopdale Community College on NewshawLane. The main topic for the forum will be Policing in Glossopdale with DetectiveSam Slack giving a presentation on policing and community safety. The forum starts at 7.00pm and finishes by 9.00pm and […]
For next week's half term holidays (18th to 22nd February) as well as thevarious activities taking place on Gamesley, there are a whole range ofother activities taking place throughout Glossopdale. St Philip Howard School in Glossop which has obtained specialist status forsports is running a healthy range of events including cheerleading, tri-golfand boccia. Further details […]
To mark the passing of popular former Gamesley vicar Alan Buckley whosefuneral took place on Monday. A book of remembrance has been set up in theCommunity Café on Winster Mews for anyone who wants to record there owntribute.
On Sunday 16th March the Sport Relief Mile will be taking place in Glossop. The event will be starting at 11.00am in Manor Park, and to ensure thesuccess of the event as well as runners, walkers and joggers volunteers areneeded in a number of roles for the event. A total of 30 people are needed […]
A bad day for the first team last Saturday who lost there Challenge Cupquarter final match 3 – 1 to fellow local Stalybridge Celtic Reserves. Better news for the reserves who beat bottom team in the league BroadheathCentral Reserves 2 – 1 at home last Saturday. Hopefully a return to form for the first team […]
Bizarre news in many of yesterday's papers with the findings of a survey byUKTV revealing that a number of historical figures including Churchill areactually a myth dreamt up for films, books and TV, whereas fictionalcharacters such as Sherlock Holmes and Biggles are actually real. Let's hope that those believing Churchill is just a myth are […]
Half term is rapidly approaching and the Gamesley Community CentrePartnership along with Gamesley Library and Groundwork Gamesley have puttogether a packed program of activities for the half term. Starting on Monday (18th February) with a session at Gamesley Library on thetheme of community safety for the 6 to 11 year old (between 1pm and 4pm),and […]
On the front page of one of Glossop’s paper’s last week was the news that housing chiefs are worried that’s raids on the building works are as a result of vengeance by locals who are against the schemes. This view however is news to many locals including the local police beat team who so far, […]
Last Wednesday saw an estate walkabout take place on the section of Gamesley between the Centurion and Hollins Lane. As previously mentioned the walkabout’s aim to look at any issue’s within the various areas they cover from street cleaning to grass cutting, anti social behaviour, untidy gardens and any other concerns that local residents have. […]