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.
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