Olivia Briggs is a journalist with a focus on local news in Glossop, United Kingdom. She writes for Quest Media Network and her work has also appeared in SmarterTravel. Olivia covers a range of topics including community events, local politics, crime, and cultural happenings in the area.
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Olivia's coverage primarily focuses on local news, events, and community-related topics in the United Kingdom, particularly in Glossop. She covers a wide range of themes such as crime, family & relationships, entertainment news, and culture & society.
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Police are appealing for an American tourist who found a man, who was later pronounced dead, at Derwent Reservoir yesterday (19 October) to come forward.
Almost three weeks since its doors were boarded up by Derbyshire County Council, Gamesley Community Centre has been saved from permanent closure by a group of dedicated volunteers.
The darker nights have seen an increase in attacks on farms and rural properties. Police are working hard to identify and pursue those responsible but they are asking that farmers and rural communities are vigilant and take all reasonable measures to protect their property.
'Get outta my swamp’ and into a seat at New Mills Art Theatre this November.
This Christmas, you can have the opportunity to visit Santa and his elves at Lymefield Garden Centre in Broadbottom.
Last week, Oakdale School in Dukinfield (a school known for its commitment to supporting children with severe and complex needs), showcased the creativity of its pupils with a vibrant display of pumpkins.
Work starts this week on the new concrete skate park in Cote Heath to replace the old, outdated one.
Over the last three years, The Hummingbird Project has collected and gifted more than 13,000 Christmas gifts to local children, families and elderly.
Areas of MyActive Glossop leisure centre will be closed from today for further assessment and possible remedial works following recent surveys.
Grants of up to £4,000 are now available to help attract visitors and improve the High Peak's towns and villages for local residents.
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