On Air Now The 80s Show with Cameron Kennedy 8:00pm - 10:00pm
Now Playing INXS New Sensation

Buzz for book from first-time Hadfield author

A man from Hadfield has penned his first fiction book following colourful characters in a changed Tintwistle.

Mark Leah has had his first book, 'Tinsle Tales' published.

One of the stories centres on Benniebee who is lost in a fictional version of Tintwistle. Mark, 50, has also written about Walliewasp.

The stories touch on themes of technology, nature and memory, with the aim of dispelling some of the stigma that surrounds insects like wasps and bees. 

Mark’s book ‘Tinsle Tales’ is available from Amazon, Waterstones and Barnes and Noble.

📰 Sign up to our newsletter ðŸ“°

Want to get regular round-ups of news in your local area straight to your inbox? Simply enter your email address and tick the box below. 

Newsletter

More from Glossop Chronicle

  • Revealed: High Peak and the Peak District's parking fines hotspots

    A road past one of Derbyshire’s most popular hiking routes is where the highest number of parking fines have been handed out across the whole county.

  • Voices for Wishes at Gorton Monastery

    When You Wish Upon a Star is thrilled to invite you to join them at their Voices for Wishes event, hosted at the breathtaking Gorton Monastery, a Grade II-listed, multi-faith sanctuary that warmly welcomes everyone. This enchanting evening will showcase a variety of musical performances by talented local schools, groups, and choirs, coming together to support it's mission of granting magical wishes.

  • 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. 

  • 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. 

Weather

  • Sat

    12°C

  • Sun

    11°C

  • Mon

    10°C

  • Tue

    8°C

  • Wed

    9°C