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1. Leader: staff pay claim won’t affect council tax

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 3 January 2007
COUNCIL chiefs have denied claims that large pay rises for some employees will lead to bigger council tax bills for Glossop residents.

2. Boss’s buses ordered off road

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 3 January 2007
A BUS firm run by a Hadfield businessman has had its licence suspended for a further two weeks following safety concerns.

3. Stab PCSO plans service of thanks

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 3 January 2007
A SIMMONDLEY man stabbed in the neck while carrying out his duties as a police community support officer spent the festive period with the family it was feared he would never see again.

4. Store of goodness

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 3 January 2007
A GAMESLEY mum thought her Christmas was ruined when she lost a purse containing £200 for her children's spending money.

5. Popski Army pal search

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 3 January 2007
A SEARCH is on for a soldier who served in one of the most successful special forces units in World War Two.

6. £250k birthday gift for estate

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 3 January 2007
THE new year got off to a great start in Gamesley with news of a £250,000 Lottery grant success for residents.

7. Beatrix went into print at early age

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 3 January 2007
A HOLLYWOOD film with Glossop connections hits UK screens this weekend.

8. MP proves he’s a sign of the times

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 31 January 2007
SOMETIMES politicians seem to speak a different language - and Glossop MP Tom Levitt really does.

9. College turns in a glowing report

Glossop Advertiser, Wednesday 10 January 2007
LEAGUE tables published today (Thursday) show Glossopdale Community College has beaten St Philip Howard in the latest round of GCSE results.