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Victorian Christmas Market success in Old Glossop

Sunday's Old Glossop Victorian Christmas Market was a huge success, raising funds for the community, Glossop Mountain Rescue Team and 3rd Glossop Scouts. 

The parish church bells rang out to open the event and highlights included carol singing round the Christmas tree at the Old Cross, and youngsters meeting Father Christmas on his sleigh, courtesy of Glossop Mountain Rescue. 

Janet Bingham from Old Glossop Residents Association said: “We were delighted to welcome so many visitors, who were able to buy from more than 30 stalls selling traditional crafts, handmade Christmas gifts and local produce as well as mulled wine and hot food.   

“There was a wonderful atmosphere with traditional Christmas music from Dark Peak Music and Glossop Choral Society – and dancing from Milltown Cloggies.  

“All three local pubs – the Queen’s, the Bull’s Head, and the Wheatsheaf – plus vegetarian café Shepley’s, were busy - and visitors were welcome in the church for a sit down and refreshments. 

"Thanks to everyone who helped to organise the event, the stallholders, Glossop Parish Church and to all those people who came down and supported this wonderful community event." 

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