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361. Sports boosted by £12k grant
Glossop Advertiser, Thursday 2 February 2006SPORT in Glossop has received a double boost following the award of two cash grants.
362. Referee calls time on foul footy pitch
Glossop Advertiser, Thursday 26 January 2006RAIN can stop play in certain sports, but dog dirt?
363. Call to ‘get tough’ on rogue licensees
Glossop Advertiser, Thursday 26 January 2006A GLOSSOP councillor has called on High Peak Council to get tough with traders who flout the new licensing laws.
364. Playtime’s over
Glossop Advertiser, Thursday 26 January 2006A COUPLE have less than a month to remove play equipment they installed in a field next to their home.
365. Bus users’ plea to Save Our Service
Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 18 January 2006BUS users have issued an SOS to keep a much-valued service.
366. Otter sighting ‘kills bypass’
Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 28 December 2005EXCLUSIVE POSSIBLE sightings of an otter could stop the Mottram bypass in its tracks, according to an environmental campaigner.
367. Builders win their tall order for bigger homes
Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 21 December 2005A MAJOR housebuilder has won the right to build bigger houses on its plush Glossop estate.
368. Plan’s 175 jobs boost
Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 21 December 2005COUNCILLORS have given the green light to a scheme which will provide up to 175 jobs and transform a neglected brownfield site in Hadfield.
369. ‘Worst’ death rates
Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 14 December 2005TAMESIDE Hospital is among the worst in the country regarding death rates, according to a report.
370. Bypass protesters in dispute over ‘for’ vote
Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 30 November 2005CAMPAIGNERS against the Mottram-Tintwistle bypass say a Tameside Council claim that 90 per cent of the local population support the bypass is based on 'pure propaganda'.