The store has been earmarked for the 10-acre site at the back of Tesco on Wren Nest Road in the town centre.

Officers have seen a rise in burglaries in recent weeks and have been increasing patrols and offering crime prevention advice to residents to tackle the problem.

Residents are being invited to line the route 300 soldiers from the 2nd Battalion The Mercian Regiment (Worcesters and Foresters) will parade along, exercising their right to the freedom of the borough.

In a House of Commons debate he secured on the future of public services, Glossop MP Tom Levitt spoke highly of the High Peak ‘heroes’ he had met. He is stepping down at the next election and took the opportunity to reminisce on his 13 years as an MP.

But Labour is warning of cuts ahead and says the 1.5 per cent rise is only achieved by a raid on reserves. It also says cash to refurbish Glossop town hall is absent from the budget.

Dawn Hockey, 28, helped to organise the ‘breastravaganza’ which brought experts together to raise awareness of breast health and the importance of checking yourself each month.

While the blueprint focuses on Mottram, there is also an option for a new road from Mottram Moor to Brookfield in Glossop. High Peak Council leader Tony Ashton says he is still in the dark about the proposals.

St Andrew’s C of E Junior School in Hadfield is being rebuilt and an early years centre is also being erected on the site on Hadfield Road.

David Worswick, from Glossop, attended a packed meeting on carbon monoxide deaths organised by MP Tom Levitt.

It is the smallest increase from High Peak Borough Council since 1998/99.

The former Sale Harriers Manchester sprinter suffered crashes in the two and four-man bob competitions.

The most recent raid was reported last Thursday when jewellery was stolen.

Zion Methodist Church will be the venue for a Women’s World Day of Prayer (WWDP) tomorrow (Friday).

As well as ‘white-out’ conditions and severe winds, rescue teams also had to confront a possible avalanche, as fresh snow built up.

Firefighters from Derbyshire Fire Service demonstrated how quickly they can explode into flames.

The items, dating back to 1888, include a short story, a wedding card and a newspaper clipping from the District Advertiser of Cheadle Hulme, Bramhall, Woodford and Heald Green.

We know there are some real gems across our patch, pubs that are true standard bearers and hubs of the community. And now we want your help to find the finest.

Starting at 10.30am, the Freedom March by the 2nd Battalion Mercian Regiment will celebrate the second anniversary of High Peak Borough Council granting it the freedom of the borough in a ceremony at Buxton.

But now it has had its strangest request – to provide the bitter in honour of a pub regular who died earlier this month.

Staff at a Hadfield firm have recently finished building the UK’s first surfing simulator rides.

The investigations were announced last week after local MPs called for action and following mounting public pressure including a Facebook group and a petition launched by the Advertiser and Manchester Evening News.

The Glossop MP will not be taking up a post as a paid advisor to food company Nestle, with which he has longstanding links.

Derbyshire County Council has been offered funding from Natural England to develop another piece of the bridleway jigsaw at Glossop Road, which ultimately – when fully open – will extend a pathway for 350 miles, from Middleton Top in Derbyshire to just south of the Scottish border at Byrness in Northumberland.

Mettrick’s won the title of best traditional business in the East Midlands, beating off 12 others from Derbyshire and three neighbouring counties in a competition by the Countryside Alliance.

The walkers set off from Crowden Car Park – off the Woodhead Road – and walked roughly 9km.

People are being asked to report shops, supermarkets, pubs or off-licences they suspect are breaking the law by selling booze to under-18s and can now do this by downloading a form from the county council’s website..

At a packed meeting under that name, a petition declaring the pavements along High Street West to be dangerous and requesting the council to make them safe was available to sign.

Liz Degnen, from Hadfield, has already set up a campaign group on social networking site Facebook which has attracted around 1,500 members.

Since 1960 the retired school teacher has helped keep the club running, but while the other members think he’s doing a good job, Derek says he never planned to be the secretary, let alone stay for so long.

In the first incident, a father and son from Salford became lost on Kinder Scout.

Balfour Homes (Chisworth) Ltd was converting Kinderlee Mill in Chisworth into 56 apartments and town houses.

Subject to approval by a meeting of all High Peak councillors on Tuesday March 2, the executive’s proposal last Tuesday means that a council tax payer in a band D property in the Glossop area will pay £174.40 for borough council services next year, an increase of £2.58.

Our town is also full of places for you to start playing music,

The Hadfield and Tintwistle safer neighbourhood policing team is looking for volunteers for the scheme, where members of the public patrol alongside police officers and PCSOs to check the speed of traffic using the radar gun.

For the first time ever, the House of Commons speaker invited an MP to nominate a charity to benefit from a reception in the historic surroundings of the Speaker’s lodgings.

Extra patrols have started on Friday nights, involving response officers, safer neighbourhood officers and PCSOs as part of Operation Bedrock, which runs until the end of March.

Home-Start High Peak has 43 volunteers – all parents themselves – and already offers emotional and practical support to families with at least one child under five.

It happened following long-awaited review of parliamentary expenses.

A group of Glossop schoolchildren have worked with the police to set up a special scheme to protect their school.

Three caravans and motorhomes in the Glossop areas have been broken into in the space of 10 days and police are looking into whether the same person or group is behind the crimes.

In an unprecedented step Tom Levitt joined forces with MPs David Heyes, Andrew Gwynne and James Purnell to issue a statement calling for ‘fundamental changes in the running of the hospital’ – including for the top brass to step down from their posts.

The listed building, on High Street, was shut by High Peak Borough Council on Friday (January 29), leaving a number of people who had booked it for future events stranded.