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.
Police release new details after human remains found near M67
Detectives are continuing their investigation after human remains were discovered close to the M67 in Tameside earlier this week.
No trains to Manchester over next two weekends
There will be no trains between Glossop/Hadfield and Manchester Piccadilly over the next two weekends as a major rail upgrade takes place
Textile songbirds wing their way to South Africa
A group of talented textile artists from Glossop have created a collection of handmade artworks to bring colour, comfort and hope to young women living at a South African charity.
Council ask for resident's views on dog fouling
With dog fouling in public spaces continuing to be an issue across the High Peak, the Borough Council is considering renewing a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO).
