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.
Celebrating 20 years of helping people living with chronic conditions
A support group for people living with fibromyalgia and ME/CFS is celebrating its 20th anniversary, marking two decades of friendship, understanding and peer support in the High Peak.
Glossop Glow Ride to shine a light on cycle safety
The Glossop Glow Ride will see cyclists of all ages take to the town's streets, using bike lights, glow sticks and bright clothing to highlight the need for people to feel safe when cycling locally, day or night.
Council to prioritise potholes over deteriorating flags
Derbyshire's resources will be directed toward filling potholes rather than removing flags installed on lampposts, its Reform UK leadership has said.
Friendly Fellas offers friendship and fun
A Glossop group is helping men build friendships, share their interests and feel less alone - and now it is hoping to welcome more members and find a volunteer to help it grow.
