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HLF The Next Step

  • By Duncan Wright
  • October 25, 2017
  • 9:30 pm

We have now had the initial feedback from the HLF regarding the bid for funding to support the Halls Project, and whilst on this occasion the bid has been unsuccessful this is far from the end of the project.

Whilst the HLF funding has not been approved at this stage, initial feedback has been broadly positive, suggesting a desire to find ways to move the project forward. To this end we have a meeting with the HLF team in order to hear their feedback first hand, and discuss ways to take the project forward.

It is clear from the feedback, that there is still some work to do in developing the project. Specificly around a more detailed plan regarding  the management of  the halls once the redevelopment is complete, and in developing the heritage aspects of the project.

Furthermore, the feedback suggested the need to demonstrate the community’s backing for the project. Whilst we firmly believe that this backing exists, we clearly need to do more to demonstrate this is the case.

With this in mind, we will be developing new initiatives over the coming months to allow people to get involved. In the meantime, one way you can do this now is to sign up as a supporter or member of The Glossopdale Trust. Not only will this demonstrate your support, but it will also allow you to keep up to date with what is happening on the project and other Glossopdale Trust activities.

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Duncan Wright

Chair of the Glossop Creative Trust. I live in Glossop with my wife Janet, For my day job, I run BSA Marketing, a marketing company based in the Glossop Gasworks building on Arundel Street. In my spare time, I love walking and cycling in the beautiful countryside around Glossop, eating out and catching gigs in some of the great pubs in the town. I was also heavily involved (with fellow board members Jay Beard and Steve Massey) in organising the Bankswood and Town Hall Sessions Music Festivals. All in all, I think Glossop is a great town and, through the work of the Glossop Creative Trust, would like to see it put on the map in terms of Arts & Music and Creative industries.
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