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31. Tourist Info Centre saved

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 7 May 2008
GLOSSOP Tourist Information Centre has been granted a stay of execution following a successful six-month trial.

32. Shock as leader resigns

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 30 April 2008
THE leader of High Peak Borough Council has caused political shockwaves by resigning from the post for personal reasons.

33. Artists come home

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 30 April 2008
THREE Glossop artists are throwing open their studios to the public.

34. Five marathons for busy Mark

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 30 April 2008
BIRTHDAY celebrations are on hold this year for marathon walker, cyclist and runner Mark Haynes.

35. Youth centre faces shutdown

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 30 April 2008
A YOUTH drop-in centre which opened at the dawn of the millennium fears it may not see its second decade unless more volunteers come forward to help out.

36. Andrew faces up to his voters

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 23 April 2008
ONE would-be MP is trying a novel approach to reach voters, particularly those aged 18-30.

37. New meter sparks outrage

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 23 April 2008
A GLOSSOP woman sparked into action when she noticed a big jump in the number of electricity units she uses.

38. Landlady backs speed warning

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 23 April 2008
A LANDLADY whose dog died in a road accident is backing a campaign to cut traffic speed.

39. Glossop cops are the best of the bunch

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 16 April 2008
TWO Glossop police officers have won commendations for averting a suicide and dealing with a fatal assault on a 20-year-old man.

40. Crime stats dip is ‘remarkable’

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 16 April 2008
CRIME fell across all categories in Glossop over the last 12 months
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