Glossop Chronicle from Friday, January 16th, 2026
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Gamesley Community Centre gears up for major sports revamp
It’s been nearly a year since Helen Thornhill stepped into her role at Gamesley Community Centre, and in that time, the venue has been transformed into a bustling hub of activity and support for residents of all ages.
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Family launches petition for change in law following sisters' death
Jonathan Haggerty is calling for a change in UK law after the death of his sister, launching a national petition to make it a criminal offence to abandon someone in immediate danger without seeking help.
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Derbyshire County Council notes rise in youth drug treatment
Derbyshire County Council has recognised an increase in the number of children being supported by commissioned specialist treatment services for drug misuse after a BBC investigation.
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School’s maths excellence adds up
Whitfield St James’ CE (VC) Nursery and Primary School is proud to announce that it has been officially accredited as a White Rose Maths Champion School.
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Concerns over "ignored" blocked gullies being “an accident waiting to happen"
Concerns have been raised over dangerous flooding caused by blocked road gullies in Glossop which have been reported numerous times.
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Flood forces school closure
St Charles’ Catholic Voluntary Academy in Hadfield was forced to remain closed to pupils following severe flooding discovered after the Christmas holidays.
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Dark Peak Photography Festival returns to Glossop
The Dark Peak Photo Festival will return to Glossop from 20-23 February 2026, bringing contemporary photography to venues, shop windows and public spaces across the town.
