Glossop Chronicle
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Talented teen makes Trinity switch
Talented Glossop youngster Harry Knight has taken the next step in his rugby league career after signing a two-year contract with Betfred Super League side Wakefield Trinity.
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Match Report: Glossop 19-42 Tarleton
Glossop were first on the score sheet against the high flying visitors, with scoring machine Connor Grime powering his way over early on.
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Hillmen rescue a point
After a difficult week, a game fought out on a difficult pitch, against difficult opposition, Glossop showed their toughness to earn a battling point, finishing with 9 men in North East Liverpool on Saturday.
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Derbyshire’s High Peak council plans to increase council tax by 2.99per cent and rent by 2.7per cent
High Peak Borough Council’s Executive has outlined a proposed financial plan to balance its budget for the 2025-26 financial year with a planned 2.99per cent increase to its share of the council tax and a proposed 2.7per cent housing rent increase for its tenants.
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Stars of local food scene toast Michelin Guide approval
Two High Peak gastropubs are celebrating their inclusion in this year's edition of the Michelin Guide.
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WANTED: Two people in relation to Glossop 'incident'
Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying two people who may be able to help with their enquiries.
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Labour in deselection row over former High Peak MP
Another row in the Labour Party has erupted over the deselection of a sitting county councillor, who it accused of being embroiled in antisemitism.
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Rapist who threatened to pour boiling water on victim jailed for 18 years
A rape victim has told her abuser 'you won't be able to harm anyone else' as a judge jailed him for 18 years.
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Brodie broods over Badrock departure
Glossop North End boss Richard Brodie couldn’t hide his frustration after two of his players left for pastures new this week.
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New campaign to disrupt cannabis gangs
A crime charity has launched a new scheme in the North West to increase the number of reports about cannabis farms.
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£64,000 game show bonus for Reuben's Retreat
A charity will receive a £64,000 windfall after a former Coronation Street actor won the money on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.
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Weekend football round-up: Curzon slip out of play-off places
Curzon Ashton’s faltering National League North title challenge took another blow despite a lightning start against Peterborough Sports on Saturday.
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A Night of Giving: Heart to Heart Ball Returns to Raise Vital Funds
The Heart to Heart Charity Ball is not just about raising funds, it’s about bringing people together, community, life, and making a real difference.
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Reynolds "disgusted" by WhatsApp revelations - 6 days later
A “disgusted” Jonathan Reynolds has broken his silence almost a week into the Andrew Gwynne WhatsApp scandal.
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Hairdressers trained on signs of domestic abuse
Salon owners and apprentice hairdressers are being taught how to spot the signs of domestic abuse as part of a national campaign.
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Wrong way rush hour driving drama
Officers are appealing for dashcam footage after a driver cut across oncoming traffic on a rush hour slip road.
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Can you provide gorgeous George with a forever home?
Many may think of George Clooney when it comes to handsome George’s around Valentine’s Day, but the team at Dogs Trust Manchester only has eyes for one George, and it isn’t the famous film star.
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Police 'concerned for safety' of missing Michael
Police are concerned for the safety of a missing man from Glossop.
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Cheers to 30 years !
Dr Alan Dow has been a Principal GP at Cottage Lane Surgery in Gamesley since 1st February 1995 and this week celebrates 30 years supporting patients in the local area.
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Do you recognise man wanted for theft from Glossop Tesco?
Glossop police are appealing for help in tracking down a suspected shoplifter.
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Online petition calls for resignation of MPs and Denton ward councillors who used Trigger Me Timbers WhatsApp group
Angry voters have launched an online campaign calling for the resignation of disgraced MPs Andrew Gwynne and Oliver Ryan and the ousting of councillors who were members of the 'racist' and hate-filled Trigger Me Timbers WhatsApp group.
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Whitfield St James’ Achieves Prestigious ‘Champion School’ Status for Phonics Excellence
Whitfield St James’ CE (VC) Nursery and Primary School in Glossop is celebrating after becoming the first school in Derbyshire to be recognised as a Little Wandle Champion School.
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Second MP apologises for 'unacceptable' WhatsApp posts as he faces Labour Party probe
A former teenage Tameside councillor and Labour MP has apologised for comments he made in the WhatsApp group used by MP Andrew Gwynne and Denton Labour councillors.
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Second round of grants to fund community projects is open
Grants of up to £4,000 have been made available for community groups and parish and town councils in the High Peak.
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Tameside councillor reports Andrew Gwynne to police over 'hate' messages
A Tameside councillor has lodged an official complaint with the police about Gorton and Denton MP Andrew Gwynne's offensive and racist online comments.
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New head nurse for Tameside and Glossop
Tameside and Glossop have a new joint chief nurse after the appointment of Jacqui Burrow to the area’s Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust (TGICFT).
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Weekend football round-up: Curzon's cutting edge blunted by King's Lynn
It was a disappointing Saturday for our local non-League sides with none of them picking up a victory.
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Second Labour MP and former Tameside councillor was member of 'racist' WhatsApp group
A former Tameside councillor and now Lancashire MP also posted on the Trigger Me Timbers WhatsApp group which was used to share offensive messages between Labour Party members, it has emerged.
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GWYNNE: From Holocaust Memorial Day supporter to 'anti-semite' in less than a month
Jewish Labour members today condemned disgraced MP Andrew Gwynne as a racist and anti-semite over comments he posted to about a Jewish man on WhatsApp.
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GWYNNE: 'I'm sorry for making offensive comments'
Tameside MP Andrew Gwynne has apologised for the offensive and anti-semitic comments which led to his suspension by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer tonight.
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CCTV and dashcam footage wanted after burglary in Glossop
Police investigating a burglary in Glossop are appealing for help from drivers who may have captured dashcam footage of the incident.
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High Peak MP meets King and Queen at Buckingham Palace reception
High Peak MP Jon Pearce met the King and Queen at a special Buckingham Palace reception for newly elected Members of Parliament.
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Council leader says revamped Glossop halls are due to reopen despite work delays and cost fears
A council leader has explained it has been possible to undertake a ‘significant regeneration project’ with its Glossop halls for future generations despite a councillor’s fears that the scheme’s costs have rocketed with on-going delays.
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Warning to 'wild campers' after hiker sets up tent and BBQ on protected Peak District site
Officials in the Peak District have warned wild campers to seek the permission of land owners before they pitch their tents.
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Protesters take warm home campaign to Parliament
High Peak Green New Deal Co-ordinator Linda Walker took part in a special Westminster event demanding warm homes for all.
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Police hunt for graffiti vandal who targets Glossop and Hadfield
Police are hunting a vandal who has painted his tag all over Glossop and Hadfield.
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Bookfest has been a huge support for Glossopdale's writers and artists
Several years ago, a few local residents met to plan an event - a BookFest - that would support and promote authors and illustrators in the Glossopdale area.
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Councillor fears Glossop's Market Hall scheme costs may have rocketed with delays
An outspoken opposition councillor fears the cost of High Peak Borough Council’s Glossop Market Hall renovation scheme for the authority and the public purse has greatly increased during on-going delays.
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Local football club secures vital sponsorship
Local football club Glossop North End Community Club have recently secured vital sponsorship from McDonalds.
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Council leader's 'worrying times' warning as he prepares to set tough budget
Derbyshire County Council Leader Barry Lewis has stated it is ‘a worrying time for residents’ after the authority claims it is continuing to face external financial pressures beyond its control as it outlines another tough budget plan for the 2025-26 financial year.
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Appeal to provide a tasty Easter treat for Bunny Hop children
Willow Wood Hospice has appealed for people to donate 8,000 Creme Eggs to children taking part in its annual Bunny Hop.
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Plot holders to foot gravestone repair bills
Dozens of plot holders will need to fork out for repairs to gravestones after a survey found some to be in danger of toppling over.
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New Land Rover for Mountain Rescue team
Glossop mountain rescuers have taken delivery of a vital piece of achievement.
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Could Snake Pass be closed to traffic due to soaring cost of keeping the road open
Fears are increasing that the infamous Snake Pass might be closed to traffic for good as the cost of maintaining the road continues to soar.
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Here You Come Again - Dolly Partons New Musical Comes to the Manchester Opera House
If you’re a fan of Dolly Parton’s timeless hits and infectious charisma, Here You Come Again is an absolute must see.
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Alisha impresses on Formula Winter Series debut
Alisha Palmowski powered through her debut weekend in the Formula Winter Series despite being beset by technical problems in Portugal.
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Gigabit broadband scheme launch next spring in High Peak
Four public buildings in High Peak will benefit from a £1.2m scheme to bring gigabit broadband to rural parts of Derbyshire.
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Kinky Boots - The Musical
Strictly Come Dancing star Johannes Radebe shines in this new production of Kinky Boots at the Palace Theatre in Manchester on Tuesday night.
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Police warn illegally parked drivers: "You will receive a ticket"
Drivers have been warned not to park illegally in High Peak beauty spots after traffic woes once again clogged up the National Park’s roads.
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Weekend football round-up: Osei at the double for Ashton
Ashton United have a nine-point cushion in the Northern Premier League (NPL) play-offs after inching past Ilkeston Town at Hurst Cross on Saturday.
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United legends set to visit Glossop
This July will see Glossop North End host a day to remember, as they take on a Manchester United legends side at the Asgard Engineering Stadium.
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Shared banking hub will replace Lloyds bank when it close next year
The company behind the UK's cashpoint network has announced Glossop will get its own banking hub when the town's branch of Lloyds closes next year.
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That's the way to 'dough' it
A would-be record breaker believes he may have managed to set a new standard for the stacking of donuts.
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Glossop C86 darlings The Bodines return with re-released seven inch of Therese
Glossop's indie pop favourites The Bodines are back under the spotlight as a record company prepares to re-release their most famous single.
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New Mills punk band Blitz's first album back in the racks
A New Mills punk band's legendary first album is to be made available on vinyl once more.
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Thug who slashed car tyre is captured on doorbell footage
A Glossop resident has posted a video from her Ring doorbell of a yob slashing her car tyre.
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Meow-velous Entertainment for All Ages!
A family fun panto is opening at New Mills Arts Theatre this week bringing to life the classic fairytale of ‘Dick Whittington’.
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JON PEARCE'S WEEKLY COLUMN: AI is becoming an everyday tool
The future is here and it has written this column (partly).
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Gala ball for Blythe House Hospice's 35th anniversary
A fundraising gala ball in Buxton is set to celebrate 35 years of a local hospice charity, and tables are now available to book.
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Take a walk on the wild side in the high Peak this Spring
Whether you enjoy a challenging hike or a casual stroll, the High Peak caters to a diverse range of preferences.
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Smash hit musical, Rock Of Ages, comes to New Mills this April
Stockport based NK Theatre Arts head to New Mills Art Theatre for the very first time with their production of Rock Of Ages.
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Have your say on Derbyshire's electoral boundaries
A consultation looking at changing the electoral divisions for Derbyshire County Council is open for comment until 17 July.