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Parking issues in Glossopdale raised with police

Tuesday, 27 September 2022 13:57

Motorists are being urged to park more considerately after reports were received by police about footpaths being obstructed in Glossopdale. 

As a result, pedestrians, wheelchair users, parents with pushchairs are being forced out into the road to get by.  

Now, Glossop Police SNT are urging drivers to consider others when they park and while they understand circumstances may require parking on/at the footpath they need to leave room for people to get by. 

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