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High Peak MP Jon Pearce has welcomed the Government’s announcement that it will consider introducing a ban on disposable barbecues, following his campaign to tackle the wildfire risk posed by their use in public spaces. The announcement comes after a summer of devastating wildfires across the UK, including major fires in High Peak which have
Buxton neighbourhood team assisted by officers from Trading Standards attended a Mini mart on Fairfield Road, Buxton on August 10th 2026.Joint operations between Trading Standards and the police frequently target high street mini marts to crack down on illicit trade in counterfeit cigarettes and tobacco when they receive information that supports this. It was a
Exciting new retail and leisure activities are set to launch in Glossop’s historic Market Hall next month when the much-anticipated Mezzanine opens. Work to install automatic air vents in the glazed roof over the main hall and the Mezzanine walkways starts this week – the final element of the transformation of the Halls. The scaffolding
The road will be closed: From 12.01am on Monday 10th August until 6am on Wednesday 12th August From 12.01am on Monday 24th August until 6am on Wednesday 26th August Clearly signed diversion routes will be in place throughout both closures. National Highways says the closures are needed to allow work to continue on the Woodhead
We are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage after a fatal collision near Litton. The collision, involving a Honda Civic and a cyclist, occurred on the A623 near the junction with Mires Lane just before 7.40am on Thursday 6 August. The cyclist, a man in his 50s, was pronounced dead at the scene. His family
PCSO Buller and two of the volunteers from the Hadfield Community Speed Watch Team completed an event on the A626 Marple Rd, Charlesworth, on Wednesday 5th August. The event was held there between 1 55 pm and 2.55 pm – with the speed limit being 30 mph on this stretch of road. On this occasion
A popular Nottinghamshire nature site is set for a brighter future thanks to a £200,000 investment from the Mayor of the East Midlands. Mayor Claire Ward has awarded the funds to Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust to develop plans to improve Attenborough Nature Reserve and the on-site Attenborough Nature Centre. The centre, which opened 21 years ago, was initially designed to welcome around 70,000 visitors per year, but welcomed
With dog fouling in public spaces continuing to be an issue across the High Peak, the Borough Council is considering renewing a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) and is now inviting residents, businesses and stakeholders to share their views. Dog fouling can spoil the enjoyment and appearance of public places including footpaths, parks, recreational areas
There’s something for everyone in this year’s ‘Everyday Histories’ themed heritage festival. Buxton Civic Association (BCA) is delighted to announce a packed programme of free events for this year’s Heritage Open Days festival, taking place from Friday 11 to Sunday 20 September 2026. The national festival, England’s largest celebration of history and culture, returns with
High Peak MP Jon Pearce is inviting residents from across High Peak to attend his fourth Careers, Skills & Jobs Fair, bringing together employers, training providers and support organisations to help people take the next step in their careers. The free event will take place on Friday 25th September 2026 at Glossop Cricket Club from
