Dog fouIing on Charlesworth Village Green is emerging as a major problem with the parish council.
It has become so bad that one member is suggesting asking owners to keep pets on a lead at all times to prevent the dogs from fouling the children’s play areas.
Other suggestions include getting dog bins, poo bags and signs.
Councillors finally decided to discuss a bin with the borough council and inform the enforcement officer that the green is now a dog fouling ‘hot spot’.
Paws, treats and festive cheer
Festive cheer is being spread across Tameside and Glossop this Christmas thanks to a dedicated NHS team going the extra mile to brighten hospital stays during the holiday season.
Glossopdale School celebrates success and looks to the future
Glossopdale School recently hosted two special events, celebrating both the achievements of its students and helping them plan for the future.
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High Peak back on track with arrival of Bee Network Rail
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