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INTRODUCTION Welcome to your December/January edition of Doncaster Echo. We’ve got all the feel-good stories from the areas closest to you, as well as our monthly columnists giving you all the advice you need.

Well it came around fast, but the festive period is now in full swing and Christmas is just around the corner. We hope you are all prepared for the season and are now enjoying relaxing or maybe preparing for that well-needed Christmas party.

meet the staff

Here at Doncaster Echo, we have done our best to find some interesting stories from the local area for you to read in-between wrapping presents!

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In this edition, we chat to Clam & Cork, a fish restaurant in Doncaster Market to find out a little more about them.

We also congratulate the South Yorkshire Men’s B team who became national runners-up in the Blackball Pool Finals.

This edition’s front page image was taken by the extremely talented Pam Bowley.

Finally, from all of us here at Doncaster Echo, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a happy New Year.

We hope you enjoy spending time with your loved ones and we will see you in February 2020!

LISA WARRENER EDITOR

Asha northway senior sales executive

lisa caley sales executive

kim wright sales executive

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First small seafood cafĂŠ located in Doncaster Market Doncaster Market may not be somewhere you have ever considered would be the home to a fabulous fish restaurant, but Clam & Cork has recently been announced as a new entry in the Waitrose-sponsored Good Food Guide 2020 and is attracting many visitors to its market stall The Clam & Cork concept was started in 2018 with Michael Price, a highly regarded local chef who runs a supper club, and Michael Berry, a wellknown fishmonger in the market since 2018.

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Located in the fish market, the traditional wet-fish stall has been converted to a restaurant with an open-plan kitchen area and bar seating around the perimeter.

Small and large plates are freshly cooked to order with the large majority of ingredients sourced from

within the market.

Diners can watch their meals being prepared and enjoy interaction with the chefs. In turn, chefs also enjoy feedback from diners.

Margaret Watson told Doncaster Echo: “We serve champagne, prosecco and wines

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all picked out to complement our menu. All of our wines are available by the glass, so you do have the flexibility to match perfectly with whatever you’re eating, although our wines are not the usual obvious pick. We have concentrated on what pairs with our menu best over the obvious choices. We have a great Greek Assyritko and several English sparkling wines and wines which pair great with the British classic fish and chips.”

chefs Dave Booker and Jack Brown. This is all while planning an expansion which should be completed for Christmas.

Good Food Guide and we are absolutely delighted, we have big plans to build on the success we have achieved so far.”

Margaret added: “We are the first restaurant ever in Doncaster to go into the

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FROM A POLICE Edlington’s police station will reopen in 2020

“We’ve chosen Edlington as the first area to benefit from its own community team because of the policing need there, particularly in terms of antisocial behaviour issues.”

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E PERSPECTIVE: Chief Superintendent Shaun Morley tells Doncaster Echo readers about the new plans for the Doncaster Neighbourhood Policing Team in 2020 Following the news that there will be 20 additional officers joining the Doncaster Neighbourhood Policing Team in 2020, it has now been announced that Edlington’s police station will re-open in the New Year.

While there has always been a police presence across the borough, Edlington hasn’t had its own station for a number of years. Back in 2018, the site, on Main Avenue, opened to the public two days a week, and served more as a hub for various community services than a conventional police station.

It always remained open for officers to use as a base, but the public has not been able to use it to contact officers.

Having listened to the community’s concerns about the area, Chief Superintendent Shaun Morley has now committed additional resources to ensure a visible and dedicated police presence for Edlington.

He explains: “Neighbourhood policing is a key part of our long-term strategy for Doncaster, and across South Yorkshire. Now that I have

access to additional resources for the borough it’s right that they are re-invested into the areas that need it the most.

“With a policing team at the centre of Edlington village, we can continue to build on the work we have already started. We’ve chosen Edlington as the first area to benefit from its own community team because of the policing need there, particularly in terms of antisocial behaviour issues.

“Funding is already in place for more officers, and our ambition is that over the next three years we will be back at pre-austerity levels of policing in terms of the number of officers that we have.

“This is a hugely positive step forward for those who live, work and spend time in Edlington. If you see officers out and about today, please do stop for a chat and let them know your thoughts on our plans. We want to see Edlington thrive, but we can only make that happen with the help and support of other partners who work in the area, and you, the community.”

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Over the past few weeks I have had several enquiries which have gone along the lines of the headline above. This is a popular question asked of most IFAs and estate planners.

With many having to pay care fees of over £100,000, it’s natural that people are looking to try and protect themselves against these costs. However, if the council can prove that a house was placed into trust or gifted they will still include the gift/trust in their calculation for what care fees you would owe. The key thing to consider is if the council could view anything you have done as a deliberate deprivation of assets in order to avoid paying care fees.

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(20th Jan-18th Feb) Your current relationship is about to get a lot more romantic and fun!

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(23rd July-22nd Aug) This month you need to begin to throw out the old and welcome the new.

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South Yorkshire Men’s Pool B team are national runners-up in pool finals

Thousands of pool players representing ladies, youths, seniors, masters and men’s teams descended on Rhyl for the English Blackball Pool Federation National Finals.

The finals saw them face a tough Teeside team and unfortunately South Yorkshire were unable to match Teeside’s strength and lost 14-6, placing them as the runners-up of the competition.

And this year, for the first time in South Yorkshire County Pool history, the Men’s B team qualified for their place among the best of the best.

Alan Whawell said to Doncaster Echo: “Although we are disappointed to not have won the final game, I am very proud of my team and the effort that was put in to get us to this position. For the first time in South Yorkshire County history the B team qualified for the National Finals, which is an achievement. To come runners-up of the whole event, is amazing!

The team consisted of Dave Margrave, Mick Beck, John Maher, Sam Grimshaw, Ryan Brooke, Mick McGuinness, Russ Horbury, Steve Purvis, Matty Dodson, Adam Short and Captain Alan Whawell.

After a hard fought few days battling it out against 16 other Men’s B teams, they sealed their place in the quarter finals where they were to face Derbyshire.

The team fought hard in a back and forth battle to beat a strong Derbyshire side 14-12. This put them into the semi-finals, where they reached Cambridgeshire’s team, but after some great pool South Yorkshire came out on top again 14-6.

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Now on to next year, where the title will be ours!”

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