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Glossop Police SNT This is the page for Derbyshire Constabulary's Safer Neighbourhood Policing Team for Glossop, Gamesley, Hadfield, New Mills and surrounding areas.

Glossop SNT - Rememberance Sunday Events 🔴 𝗚𝗹𝗼𝘀𝘀𝗼𝗽 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗶𝗰𝗲:In Glossop, the service will take place at 11am at the cenota...
01/11/2026

Glossop SNT - Rememberance Sunday Events

🔴 𝗚𝗹𝗼𝘀𝘀𝗼𝗽 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗶𝗰𝗲:

In Glossop, the service will take place at 11am at the cenotaph in Norfolk Square. The parade will depart from the Market Grounds at 10.45am and so residents are advised to arrive in Norfolk Square in good time.

The service will be led by Reverend Norman Shaw and Father Martin Sylvester, with the Deputy Lieutenant, Mrs Jackie Bird MBE, and the Mayor of High Peak, Councillor Barbara Hastings-Asatourian, also attending.

Following the service, the parade will re-form and return to the Market Grounds. Refreshments will be available afterwards at Bradbury Community House.

🔴 𝗛𝗮𝗱𝗳𝗶𝗲𝗹𝗱 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗶𝗰𝗲:

In Hadfield, the commemorations will begin with a church service at St Andrew’s Church at 10am, attended by past the Mayor, Councillor Dom Starkey.

Those attending will then proceed to the War Memorial for the Remembrance Service at 10.50am, led by Reverend David Ridley.

Refreshments will be served in the Community Room at Hadfield Hall following the service.

🔴 TintWistle Service;

10:35 AM – Remembrance Parade: Leaves Conduit Street and heads toward the war memorial.

10:50 AM – War Memorial Service: Acts of remembrance and wreath-laying begin at the War Memorial on Old Road.

11:00 AM – Two-Minute Silence: National two-minute silence observed.

11:15 AM – Church Service: Followed by a service at the United Reformed Church or Christ Church

🔴 Charlesworth Service;

The Memorial Service: The village typically marks Remembrance Sunday with a formal act of remembrance at the Charlesworth Cenotaph.

Local residents, community groups, and local representatives gather to observe the national two-minute silence at 11:00 AM, followed by the playing of the Last Post and the laying of poppy wreath.;

🗣️ They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.



👻 New Mills Community Event 👻Officers from the local Safer Neighbourhood Team attended the Halloween Event at Swizzels H...
30/10/2026

👻 New Mills Community Event 👻

Officers from the local Safer Neighbourhood Team attended the Halloween Event at Swizzels HQ last night (29.10.2026) alongside our colleagues from New Mills Fire Station

It was a fantastic community event attended by around 2,000 people and it was wonderful to see so many smiling faces and wonderful costumes



🚓 Vehicle Recovered 🚓 Whilst out in the Glossop area, officers spotted a vehicle that had been reported stolen. The vehi...
30/10/2026

🚓 Vehicle Recovered 🚓

Whilst out in the Glossop area, officers spotted a vehicle that had been reported stolen. The vehicle was stopped, confirmed as stolen and subsequently recovered.

A great result from proactive patrols and vigilance by officers on duty.

  | Missing teenager Libby has been found. Thank you to everyone who supported our appeal.
30/10/2026

| Missing teenager Libby has been found.

Thank you to everyone who supported our appeal.

Glossop SNT - Community Speed Watch EventLocal Priorities 'Speeding Traffic Update'  The Hadfield Community Speed Watch ...
28/10/2026

Glossop SNT - Community Speed Watch Event

Local Priorities 'Speeding Traffic Update'

The Hadfield Community Speed Watch Volunteer Team completed an event on the A57 at Sheffield Rd, Glossop this afternoon, Wednesday 28th October.

The event was held their between 2.50 pm and 3.50 pm with the speed limit being 30 mph.

A total 299 vehicles went by the team during the event this afternoon - with 8 of those vehicles being recorded as speeding above 35 mph. with the highest being recorded today at 40 mph.

The community from the Glossop Town Centre Ward have identified speeding as one of their Policing Priorites. With Sheffield Rd, Glossop specifically named as a location where speeding occurrs.

We'd like to remind our communities about our ‘Community Voice Surveys’ - These help the Police to find out and identify what the issues are that affect our local communities the most - they also help to identify more ways that we can support the community with issues.

You can fill it out online here, https://orlo.uk/IsLHX

Glossop SNT would like to thank the 4 volunteers who gave up their free time today. And also to those residents, from the local area, who took the time to say thank you to them too. The volunteers efforts, by being visable, are assisting to make our roads a bit safer, including helping to reduce speeding in our local communitiies.

The Casualty Reduction Enforcement Support Team (CREST) is changing their name to the Derbyshire Safer Roads Team.

The work of CREST has been instrumental in supporting our aim to reduce the number of people killed or seriously injured on Derbyshire’s roads.

Within the past few years, the department has grown from strength to strength (Community Speed Watch is a part) and with that, the need for a clearer name which is transparent and better supports the variety of work the team conducts was needed.













🚔 Man Jailed for Abusing Emergency Service Call Handlers 🚔 A man from the Glossop area has been sentenced to prison afte...
28/10/2026

🚔 Man Jailed for Abusing Emergency Service Call Handlers 🚔

A man from the Glossop area has been sentenced to prison after repeatedly subjecting emergency service call handlers to prolonged verbal abuse.

John Lomas-Wilson, 34 of Spire Hollin pleaded guilty to two offences of sending, via a public communications network, messages of an offensive, indecent, obscene or menacing nature.

The charges related to two separate incidents in September 2026, whereby Lomas-Wilson called the Northwest Ambulance Service and verbally abused call handlers for more than 30 minutes on each occasion.

At court, he was sentenced to four months' imprisonment after a guilty plea.

In addition, a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) was imposed. The order prohibits Lomas-Wilson from being abusive towards any employee, volunteer or representative of a public service, charitable organisation or support service. It also prevents him from contacting emergency services unless he is in genuine need of an immediate emergency response. This CBO will remain in place for two years.

Emergency service staff work tirelessly to support people in times of need. Abuse towards those carrying out this vital role will not be tolerated, and we will continue to take action against those who target frontline workers.

Glossop SNT - Halloween Costume Safety 🚒 Advice from our colleagues at DFRS  (Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service).🎃 Head...
28/10/2026

Glossop SNT - Halloween Costume Safety

🚒 Advice from our colleagues at DFRS (Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service).

🎃 Heading out trick-or-treating this week? Please make sure your costume is safe.

👻 Before Halloween, choose costumes from reputable retailers and look for a UKCA or CE mark.

ℹ️ Opt for costumes labelled as flame-resistant, and avoid long trailing fabrics or loose accessories that could easily come into contact with a heat source.

🔥 If the worst happens and clothing catches fire, remember the lifesaving advice:

🛑 STOP - Don't run

⬇️ DROP - Get to the ground

🔄 ROLL - Back and forth until the flames are out











  | Missing Glossop man Jorome has been found safe and well. Thank you to everyone who supported our search to find him.
26/10/2026

| Missing Glossop man Jorome has been found safe and well.

Thank you to everyone who supported our search to find him.

🚔🏡 Your Local Neighbourhood Teams Are Out and AboutThis week, officers from Hadfield SNT have been carrying out foot pat...
25/10/2026

🚔🏡 Your Local Neighbourhood Teams Are Out and About

This week, officers from Hadfield SNT have been carrying out foot patrols and delivering crime prevention leaflets to local residents, offering advice and support on how to keep homes and property secure.

Officers from Glossop SNT have also been conducting targeted late-night patrols around Manor Park and surrounding areas. These patrols are designed to deter offenders, provide reassurance, and maintain a visible police presence when it matters most.

While burglary remains a priority for local officers, there are some simple measures everyone can take to reduce the risk of becoming a victim:

✅ Lock all doors and windows before leaving home or going to bed
✅ Store valuables out of sight
✅ Ensure sheds, garages and side gates are secure
✅ Look out for your neighbours and report anything suspicious

We remain committed to keeping our communities safe and thank residents for their continued support and vigilance.

📱 Keep an eye on our social media channels for updates on local events, community engagements and opportunities to meet and speak with your local Safer Neighbourhood Teams. We regularly attend community events and hold engagement opportunities where residents can raise concerns, receive crime prevention advice and find out more about the work being carried out in their area.

Glossop YET - Round up of activities by the Glossop Youth Engagement Team (19th October - 25th October) 🔴 On Monday morn...
25/10/2026

Glossop YET - Round up of activities by the Glossop Youth Engagement Team (19th October - 25th October)

🔴 On Monday morning 19th October Glossop YET completed an input/assembly on 'Halloween and Bonfire Safety at St Mary's CVA, Gladstone St, Glossop'. for their KS2 and KS1 students.

We discussed Halloween
🔷 What is Anti-social behaviour (ASB)
🔷 Look out for our Halloween 'No Trick or Treat' posters on display (see below for info and to print off if needed).
🔷 Peer Pressure - what is it?

We then discussed Bonfires
🔷 What are the dangers of lighting fires? and in rural spaces!
🔷 Arson - What is the harm?
🔷 Stop - Drop - Roll (This is an emergency fire safety technique used if your clothes catch fire).
🔷 Fireworks and the Law
🔷 Did you know?
▪️ Over 550 children under the age of 16 are rushed to A&E in the four weeks surrounding bonfire night
▪️ Where do you think the most common injuries are found - Hands - Face - Eyes.
🔷 True or False test.

❤️‍🔥 Parents with young children - Dont forget sparklers burn at 2,000 *C - Glass melts at 1,400 *C - Cakes burn at 190 *C and Water boils at 100 *C.

🔴 On Wednesday 21st Of October the team attended We Believe You Achieve'. The school are an alternative provider of support for young people aged 11 to 16. This was to complete an input on Bonfire and Halloween Safety for their KS3 students

We discussed
🔷 Halloween Safety
🔷 Bonfire night Safety Tips
🔷 Understanding the law
🔷 What is ASB?
🔷 Bonfires
🔷 Stop - Drop - Roll (This is an emergency fire safety technique used if your clothes catch fire).
🔷 Anti-Social Behaviour video about Bonfire and Fireworks - dangers.
🔷 Consequences

🔴 On Thursday 22nd October the team alongside New Mills SNT (PCSO NIcklin) attended the Youth Matters New Mills CIC - Family Matters Hub open day - This is now a warm and welcoming space where families can come together, feel supported ant make connections. Knowing that there's always somewhere there to listen and lend a hand. The Family Hub reception area is at 3 Market St, New Mills - and the Family Matters Group room is at 1c Hall St, New Mills.
For more info why not pop in to see them or visit their website https://orlo.uk/vvps6

🔴 On Saturday 24th October the team completed an early intervention clinic with a young person, accompanied by a parent, at Glossop Police Station. These interventions discuss the possible consequences for young person involved in crime or ASB and the impact that crime can have on victims, perpetrators themselves and the wider community

The team would like to thank all the headteachers and staff at the schools mentioned above for accommodating our visits this week.

Well, done and a big thank you to all the young people who engaged with YET this week - they were a credit to each of their schools.

Thank you to Youth Matters New Mills CIC for the invite to the Family Matters Hub opening event too.








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