John France didn’t mince his words when he visited the latest Charlesworth Parish Council meeting.
His subject was Lee Vale Drive, describing the pavements as uneven and a hazard and the snickets as unkempt and full of dog mess.
John however kept his main concern down to the village's traffic problem.
Describing the situation as a ‘nightmare’ he feared the worst, with the amount of traffic increasing all the time.
Homes were being built all over Glossop, with Charlesworth in the firing line.
History made as Pride comes to Glossop
Glossop is set to make history this summer as the town prepares to host its very first Pride celebration in Norfolk Square.
Sunflower Memories returns to Blythe House Hospice
Blythe House Hospice is inviting people to take part in its Sunflower Memories appeal, offering a meaningful way to remember someone special while supporting hospice care.
New initiative to help retirees with 'next chapter'
Three retired residents with extensive experience in community projects are launching a new initiative aimed at supporting people approaching retirement or already enjoying later life.
Bookshop boost in bid to inspire love for reading
An independent Glossop bookshop is celebrating after being awarded a prestigious national grant aimed at inspiring more children to discover a love of reading.
