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1. Finance chiefs axe green tree scheme
Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 27 December 2006THE lights would go out in Glossop if trees were planted on one stretch of the high street.
2. Struggling town centre park needs some friends
Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 27 December 2006GLOSSOP'S sole town centre park needs some friends if it is to be improved.
3. Lights winner looks to even brighter future
Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 27 December 2006THE house judged to have the best decorations in Gamesley this festive season may be even brighter next Christmas.
4. Cross-dressing councillor steps down
Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 27 December 2006SIMMONDLEY councillor Peter Urquhart - who shocked constituents when he started dressing as a woman and calling himself 'Karen' - has quit politics.
5. MP - Post offices safe - for now
Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 27 December 2006GLOSSOP MP Tom Levitt has pledged that post offices in Glossop are safe from closure - at least until next summer.
6. Remember to recycle your Christmas tree
Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 27 December 2006GLOSSOP folk are being urged to get 2007 off to a green start by having their Christmas trees and cards recycled.
7. MP welcomes hospital U-turn
Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 20 December 2006GLOSSOP MP Tom Levitt has welcomed the news that Tameside Hospital is to keep its maternity services.
8. Tin appeal shows it has parcel force
Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 20 December 2006WITH Christmas Day on the horizon, pensioners like Gladys Riley will enjoy extra festive cheer thanks to the generosity of Glossop folk.
9. Christmas crime crackdown
Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 20 December 2006GLOSSOP police will be stepping up patrols in town centre crime hotspots over the festive period.
10. Copper's warning about copper theft
Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 20 December 2006A RISE in the price of scrap metal is believed to be behind a rash of thefts of copper across the area.