Emma Downes is a journalist for Quest Media Network, focusing on local news in the High Peak area of the United Kingdom. With a passion for community events and local government, Emma covers a range of topics including local festivals, crime news, cultural events, and updates on local organizations and councils.
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Emma Downes focuses on local news in the High Peak area, predominantly covering government announcements, events, and seasonal stories. If you are reaching out to Emma for coverage or contribution, consider providing information related to local government developments, community events, or notable individuals from the High Peak area.
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The leadership team at High Peak Borough Council has been expanded following the recent elections.
An appeal has been made for the return of a heavy urn from the grave of Dame Vivienne Westwood.
By: Emma Downes
The annual Derbyshire Open Art Exhibition has been cancelled and Buxton Museum and Art Gallery forced to close after dry rot was found in structural timbers of the building.
A free festival that brings together music and community will return to High Lea Park in New Mills next month.
A 'prolific criminal' has been sentenced to 17 months in custody for burglary, and a further month for damage to a car at Derby Crown Court.
It is ‘Great Big Green Week’ and across the High Peak people are being encouraged to get involved in green activities and share what inspires them to tackle climate change.
Cheerleading and martial arts were among the activities children could try out as part of a community festival.
Buxton volunteers turned out in force to decorate the town centre for its summer season.
Community campaigners in Buxton hope to have recruited a new group of youngprotectors to help care for their town.
Celebrations to mark an important milestone gave Derbyshire-based A.I.M Commercial Services Ltd the perfect opportunity to give a further boost for a local charity.
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