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Wetherspoon completes £1 million refurbishment at Howard Town Mill

Wednesday, June 12th, 2013

JD Wetherspoon has welcomed scores of customers in the first few weeks at its new pub at Glossop’s Howard Town Mill, which is owned by Peveril Securities in partnership with Real Estate Development Partnerships.

The pub has signed up to a 30 year lease at the mixed use scheme and joins existing tenants Dominos, Travelodge, M&S Simply Food, Cotton Traders and Mountain Warehouse. JD Wetherspoon undertook a £1million fit-out of scheme which took two months.

Wetherspoon chairman Tim Martin said: “We are delighted to have opened at Howard Town Mill and to be a part of such a superb development.”

Damian Flood, managing director of Real Estate Development Partnerships added: “We would like to congratulate Wetherspoon on completing the works to such a high standard. Howard Town Mill is really starting to establish itself as a true retail and leisure destination for Glossop and with Wetherspoon now open we are confident the number of people visiting Howard Town Mill will continue to rise.”

Hadfield hosts Auction of Promises in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support

Friday, June 7th, 2013

Local resident James Peel will host an Auction of Promises to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.

The auction takes place on Friday, 7th June from 7.30 at St Andrew’s Church, Church Street, Hadfield. There will be an entry fee of £5.

So far, over 30 ‘promises’ have been made for services including as an evening’s babysitting, or a week’s worth of ironing. There’s also singing lessons from a classically trained opera star, tickets to see the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra and the opportunity to drive a race car around a professional race track.

The full list of promises can be seen here macmillanauction.wikispaces.com and you can donate to James’ Just Giving page to support him in his quest to cycle from London to Paris here www.justgiving.com/jamestoparis

“Dead Body” – false alarm

Monday, December 20th, 2010

Police turned out over the weekend after receiving reports of a body lying face down in a resevoir.

On arrival the dead body was found to be a scarecrow.

You read it here first!!

This story has now been picked up by the BBC and The Manchester Evening News.