Gnosall News &Trader (GNAT) aims to provide a web site for the local community. Like its sister publication Gnosall Parish News it is information circulated to the community by the community.
If its happening in Gnosall then this is the place to advertise or read. There is no charge for local events. Topics to be included are wide-ranging, everything from local news and events to social/sports clubs and Trade adverts. Use this site as as you would a directory using the menu tabs above or the search box in the top r.h. corner to find what you are looking for.
Our basis is the popular and well established Gnosall Parish News which has a circulation of over 1000 copies per month and you can contribute via the same routes.
If you would like to contribute an article or advertise your business then refer to the top row menu or email editor or ring Trevor 07951 627 157
If YOU would like your business or Event publicised on this site then contact
- Ms Joyce Rowe,8 The Seesall,Gnosall Tel:01785 822579 or email newseditor for all News and Events (free) or
- Mrs Pat Tweed adseditor for business adverts (From £25)
“Disclaimer:the GPN/GNAT cannot accept responsibility for qualifications and accreditation claims made in the advertisements”.
I often look at your web site as I find it very informative and very useful. I think it’s nice to have a local community website run by volunteers who are not just after making a quick profit from people. Keep up the good work Trevor.
From your friend
David Winterbottom
Webmaster of Mobstead News Web Site
I think this site has great potential for those of us who are at work during the week and don’t have much opportunity to make connections with the local community. I am sure that the same applies if not more so to those who are house bound. What about advertising this web site on the signs that tell people that they are entering Gnosall from the respective directions of Stafford and Newport? And a forum for the youth of the village?
This is an individually customised site built with wordpress through the efforts of a number of ‘retired’socially aware people in this village in the UK. Thank you for your appreciation.