From the 29th to the 31st October, a spooktacular walk was held by a local family (Helen Morris) and aimed to support the KidsCan Children's Cancer Research charity as Emma Neil, a local girl, is currently suffering from an inoperable brain tumour.
The event was a big success for Helen Morris and her company Gallagher, who matched donations made during the event. Helen told us that the event “takes months of planning and days to set up as well as a lot of funding.”
Partington Theatre is opening its doors to the public this Saturday
From the stage door to the amazing props, costumes and everything in between, it’s an access-all-areas invitation.
Cubs visit Glossop's twin German town for a long weekend
Cubs from the 3rd Glossop Scout Group spent a long weekend visiting their counterparts in Bad Vilbel, Glossop’s twin town. The two groups undertook joint activities, played games and learnt what life was like for children in each of the two countries.
Council leader accused of “chucking his teddies out of the pram”
A Derbyshire council leader has been accused of “chucking his teddies out of the pram” while seeking to withdraw thousands of pounds of authority funding.
Glossop author's first book becomes best-seller on Amazon
Madison Day is an author and public speaker on Munchausen by proxy and childhood trauma. Her first release, Despite It All, is a true story of trauma and triumph, and has since gone onto the Amazon best sellers list.
