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Royal acclaim for Scout group PRINCE Andrew, Duke of York, visited Sheffield to present awards for outstanding community work. As part of the royal visit, he took time to present 150th Wadsley Scouts with a prestigious Duke of York Community Award for their work with young people. During the ceremony at Sheffield Cathedral, Prince Andrew met and chatted to youngsters from the group. The Prince commended the group for their work and backed volunteers to keep up the good work. The award recognises the scout group’s efforts to bring fun and adventure to as many youngsters as possible, including those with extra needs. With over 260 youngsters, aged between six and eighteen, 150th is one of the largest scout groups in the UK. Collecting the award, Matt Moran, a member of the group, said: “This award really recognises the hard work of the volunteers who week-on-week help to organise awesome activities and help to teach new skills.

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the building being put to continued community usage. Beacon Arts Project see it as a potential space that assists them with their work to inspire creativity locally. The Stocksbridge History Society

wish to have a place to display important local historic artefacts, and with its close proximity to the railway line through the works in the centre of Stocksbridge, Don Valley Railway see the building being a good base for campaigning

ahead of it being a Grand Central Station for Stocksbridge in the future when our aspirations materialise. If any other local organisations consider that they may wish to join a campaign to keep St Mathias as a community

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SOUTH YORKSHIRE TRAVELMASTER OPERATORS INTRODUCE DISCOUNT FOR 18-21 YEAR OLDS ON September 1 TravelMaster, the commercial organisation responsible for delivering and managing multi-operator and integrated ticketing in South Yorkshire, will be introducing some changes to its South Yorkshire bus, train and tram tickets; including a new and enhanced approach to providing discounts for 18-21 year olds in the region with a new and bespoke ‘18-21 Discount Card’. The ‘18-21 Discount Card’ will be a smart card available for all young people regardless of where they live or their level of study who travel in South Yorkshire up to the day before their 22nd birthday. With it an eligible young person will enjoy a discount of 15% against the price of all adult 7 & 28 Day TravelMaster tickets. This new approach will replace TravelMaster’s current branded youth

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RURAL crime cost South Yorkshire ÂŁ643,910 in 2017. Despite a fall of 18.2% from ÂŁ786,865 in 2016, the problems in South Yorkshire persist. The figures form part of NFU Mutual’s annual Rural Crime Report, published today, which reveals that the UK saw a 13.4% rise in the cost of rural crime last year. The items most commonly targeted by thieves across South Yorkshire over the last 12 months were quad bikes and ATVs (all-terrain vehicles), equine equipment and machinery. Richard Houldsworth, NFU Mutual Senior Agent in South Yorkshire, said: “Countryside criminals continue to become more brazen and farmers are now having to continually in-

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“Social media is fast becoming the new eyes and ears of the countryside. By keeping in close touch with neighbours and police through local farmwatch schemes country people can play a significant role in identifying suspicious activity and bringing thieves to justice. “Fitting gates to prevent easy access to farm yards and drives is one of the most effective measures. High-tech security such as movement detectors, infra-red cameras and ‘geofencing’, which triggers an alarm if a farm vehicle moves off the premises, can also play a part.�

fears for people in rural communities, with many forced to change the way they live and work as a result of rural crime.

Richard adds, “The threat of becoming a victim of rural crime, and regular reports of suspicious characters watching farms is causing high levels of anxiety amongst farmers who know their rural location makes them vulnerable to attacks. “Our advice to people living and working in the countryside is to regularly evaluate your current security measures making improvements where necessary, remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the local police and local farm watch schemes.�

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confidence. Last year over 7,500 young people across the UK volunteered. Commenting, Angela said: “Libraries are important cornerstones of a healthy community, and give people the opportunity to find jobs, expand their knowledge and experience new ideas. They present an opportunity to explore international, national, local and even our own personal histories. Perhaps most importantly they are an inexhaustible source of stories to capture the imagination and open the door to different worlds. “I hope parents, grandparents and carers in Penistone and Stocksbridge will take their children to the library over the summer to sign up for the Summer Reading Challenge.  It’s free, inclusive and, most importantly, makes reading fun.�

PENISTONE REMEMBERS PENISTONE Remembers is all about remembering what happened to the town and the surrounding area during WW1, with a community event being held on the evening of Sunday November 11 at St John’s Church. If you have any photographs or stories or memorabilia which they could put on display or copy they would really appreciate it. The group want to remember the people and families of Penistone whether they went to war or stayed here. Please get in contact via show.secretary@penistoneshow.com.

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Remains of 200 year-old Ironworks found under Yorkshire playing field A RECENT archaeological dig, funded through the National Lottery at the Milton Forge playing fields between Elsecar and Hoyland in South Yorkshire has discovered a previously unknown part of the once famous Milton Ironworks. Over the last few weeks, professional archaeologists have worked with staff from Barnsley Museums and the local community to find traces of the area’s forgotten industrial past, as part of the Great Place Wentworth and Elsecar project, with exciting results. In the last few days of the dig, they uncovered the remains of a calcining kiln – an oven for roasting iron ore before it was smelted in blast furnaces. It’s thought that this was one of a series of kilns used at the works, although their location was unknown.

Richard Jackson, principal archaeologist with ArcHeritage, said: “The dig has been really exciting. The geophysics that Historic England did last year showed a big magnetic response here, so we were interested to find out why that was. We have been able to prove that the remains of the former ironworks have survived, and the site was bigger than we first thought.” The dig uncovered many other fascinating artefacts from the early 20th century when the field was used as a tip. This included part of a commemorative cup from the Belmont Social Club in Hoyland, and a workman’s clay pipe from Broseley in Shropshire. Another chance find was a rare stamped brick from a forgotten brickworks close to the Milton Ironworks. The brick is now on display as part of the ‘Barnsley Brick

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During the dig, dozens of local people and school children came to help. Many more visited the site to see what was going on and to share their memories and stories of the area.

Dr. Tegwen Roberts, Project Officer for the Elsecar Heritage Action Zone, supported by Historic England said: “It’s been a fantastic community effort. The Milton Ironworks was originally a key part of the planned model industrial development of Elsecar. Generations of local people worked here, and it’s been great to see that people are rediscovering their connection with the site and its history.”

Councillor Roy Miller, Cabinet Spokesperson for Place, said: “The excavation has provided a fantastic opportunity for the community to take part in documenting an important piece of local history. We are passionate about Barnsley’s heritage and the work carried out at Milton Ironworks is part of an exciting programme of activities and events. Over the next few years, we plan to document and share

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Ecclesfield Parish council (EPC) is to be investigated. This will cover how the Council operates, its processes and procedures. I welcome this investigation as I know the EPC has to reform or has to go. The process starts in September and should take about three months. Emergency meeting Thursday 7pm at EPC offices, open to public. Updates will be on my facebook page. David Ogle, Councillor High Green ward (EPC), High Green volunteer

Mates Club Dear Sir, Having just read David Ogle’s response to my recent letter, I must say I am once more amazed at his total negativity about Ecclesfield Parish Council and he makes some interesting allegations about funding. I lived in Chapeltown and was elected as a councillor for Chapeltown ward, I certainly was not biased towards Grenoside or Ecclesfield to the detriment of High Green or Thorncliffe. From my perspective I worked to support groups irrespective of their location. David mentions the “EPC mates club�. When I was a councillor this was certainly untrue and while everyone wanted to support all areas within the parish council area there were certainly robust debates that took place (and rightly so) as, while we had our different political views, it was not personal and ultimately we all wanted to improve all our neighbourhoods.

Please find attached a copy of an article I’ve just come across on the Internet which I thought may I am neither a member of nor a supporter of a be of interest, for in case there are lessons to be political party but I really do take offence at the born in mind for this country should the heatwave attitude of Cllr. David Ogle. continue. Not only is he disparaging of his fellow parish In particular, with regard to fires breaking out in councillors he is at times extremely rude and moorland areas around such as Langsett, Midhope patronising. He has been serving on the local parish and Bradfield, where WW2 training grounds/ council for less than nine months and has during live firing ranges were located and quite a lot of that time, and prior to his election demonstrated a unexploded ordnance still remains? completely negative attitude. Record heat is stoking wildfires in Europe — and I appreciate he wants to do the best for High Green it’s setting off leftover bombs from World War II and the people who elected him, all 343 of them, but he is a council member for the whole of the Europe is wilting under record heat that has already sparked deadly fires and looks unlikely to parish. relent any time soon. Each elected member will naturally want the best for their ward, this is democracy and how it The heat is exacerbating another problem that European countries have long dealt with: Stillworks. potent weaponry left over from World War II. He constantly bleats on about his independence from party politics but has stated on a legal At the end of July, firefighters grappling with a forest document the Notification by Member of a Local fire southwest of Berlin were further challenged by Authority of Disclosable Pecuniary Interest dated unexploded World War II ammunition still buried 14th November 2017 that he is a member of UKIP there. until August 2018. His words and actions differ. Firefighters had trouble getting inside a pine forest If he wants to achieve a fairness in the distribution near Fichtenwalde, which is about 22 miles from of the financial pot is it not equally fair to distribute the German capital, because of safety concerns. the pot on a pro rata basis to the monies raised? There were signs that some explosives had already I am sure the wards of Ecclesfield, Grenoside, gone off because of the fire. Chapeltown and Burncross make a greater financial The fire came within about a half-mile of the contribution than the residents of High Green. village of Fichtenwald before firefighters were Should this be the “financial fairness� he desires? able to halt the flames. Because of the leftover Cllr. Ogle is a regular contributor to your letters ammunition, they employed an extinguishing tank page and I feel it is unbecoming of someone aiming - a tracked vehicle used by emergency responders for higher office (he did stand for Sheffield City in dangerous situations. Such tanks are sometimes Council in May 2018) to be so rude to his fellow built on the frame of a battle tank. Councillors past and present and in such a public The fire, which may have been sparked by a manner. I think if he put as much energy and time discarded cigarette, also caused road congestion into the promotion of his positive messages we and closures, but firefighters were able to contain it would all be better placed or at least feel it. after four days, withdrawing on July 30. A Disappointed Resident. Ecclesfield Parish

Unfortunately, David does not answer my main Tit for tat point that Ecclesfield Parish Council supported Chapeltown Swimming pool for over 20 years as well as supporting the new sports facility in High Please could I encourage more people to write Green. These benefited everyone and do not reflect in to the Look Local in order to provide a more interesting read. any bias on the part of the Parish Council. Perhaps when David finally achieves something positive for ‘his area’, rather than continually voicing negative opinions of everyone, he might be better placed to comment.

I cannot be the only one sick and tired of Councillor Ogles tit for tat letters being played out week in and week out with his opponent. Do they not know how to contact each other directly?

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Your Letters A police spokeswoman from the region said most of the munitions were discovered by people walking through areas usually covered by water, but some people had gone out in search of leftover explosives. “This is forbidden and dangerous,� the spokeswoman said. Even after decades underwater, the weapons can still be active - in some cases, sediment can build up and obscure rusted exteriors and the dangerous components inside. “Found ammunition is always dangerous,� the spokeswoman said. Little relief on the horizon

Temperatures in Saxony-Anhalt hit a high for the year so far on July 31, and the month of July is expected to be one of the hottest months on Residents of Fichtenwalde and the firefighters who record for Germany. Temperatures are expected battled the flames there are not only ones who’ve to remain high in the coming days, though below been exposed to leftover munitions because of the record levels. heat. The heatwave being felt in Germany has hit much The heatwave in Germany has driven water levels of the continent, creating all sorts of problems. so low along the Elbe River that weapons and ammunition from World War II have started to Authorities in Poland banned swimming on some emerge. At the city of Magdeburg, the water level beaches along the Baltic during the final days of is just a few centimeters above the historic low July, as unusually warm weather had stoked the measured in 1934. growth of toxic bacteria in the water. The Rhine and Elbe rivers have also soaked up so much heat In Saxony-Anhalt in eastern Germany, police have that fish living in them have started to suffocate. warned people not to touch the grenades, mines, or other weapons that have started to appear. Yours faithfully, Munitions were found five places last week, and Michael Parker over the past few weeks there have been 24 such finds, compared to 12 during all of last year. Specialists are working overtime to deal with the munitions - sometimes defusing them where they’re found.

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23 Try “Singing 4 Fun” at Holy Trinity Church Thurgoland from 10.30am to 12am. Followed by refreshments. No auditions, no musical experience necessary. All welcome, contact Judith on 0114 2830083. Singing 4 Fun is a Dementia Friendly event.

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13 Stocksbridge and Upper Don 50+ Group will meet 2pm to 3.30pm in Stocksbridge Library. New members welcome. Friday September 14 14 Stocksbridge and Upper Don Community Health Forum will meet 10.30am to 12 noon in Stocksbridge Library. All welcome to attend.

Saltbox Lane, S35 8QS. 50p. Donations taken 7pm to 7.30pm on Friday 21st or 9.30am to 10.30am on the day. No electrical items thanks. 22 Chapeltown Village Show, Newton Hall, Chapeltown. Registration of entries 8.30am to 10.30am Open for viewing 1pm to 4.30pm. Admission 50p for adults, children free. Monday September 24 24 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - ‘My Work of Ecosystem Services and the importance of Wadsley Common’ a talk by Alison Holt, Alison Holt prepared the baseline study for the whole of the Lakeland Partnership including Wadsley Common, entrance fee £3.50 members, £4.00 visitors, includes refreshments and home made cake, 7.30pm, Wadsley Church Hall, Worrall Road, S6 4BA. Tuesday September 25 25 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens meeting will be a social/plant swap with a quiz and refreshments. Meet at the hall at 7.30pm.

All welcome, admission is £2.50, free for friends of Wortley Hall Gardens. If you are interested contact Julie on 0114 2830613 or Barry on 0114 2830056. Wednesday September 26 26 Thurgoland Community Choir practice at 7.30pm - an open rehearsal/bring a friend and try us out. The practice will be at Crane Moor Chapel as usual all welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Elaine on 0114 2845494 or Julie on 0114 2830613.

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musical experience necessary. All welcome, contact Judith on 0114 2830083. Singing 4 Fun is a Dementia Friendly event. Friday September 29 Saturday September 29 Arts and craft exhibition to be held at Lomas Hall, Stannington, Sheffield by the chief artist, 11am – 4pm. Admission free. ONGOING Writing for Pleasure - poetry and prose - Stocksbridge Library. The first Thursday in the month. 2.00 4.00. Ring 01142 883390 or email francesTS36@gmail.com for further information.

26 Fun time buffet and dance at 1.30pm. Buffet provided by Crawshaws and cakes supplied by the Coffee Apple with the Fabulous John Mycroft singing the songs we love and plenty of Dancing only £7 at the Legion Club. Everyone welcome. Valley React is a Community Project who welcomes everyone. Ring Kath 07596130043 to book and info. Money with booking please.

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Thursday September 27 27 Try “Singing 4 Fun” at Holy Trinity Church, Thurgoland, from 10.30am to 12pm. Followed by refreshments. No auditions, no

Morehall Fly Fishing Club new season commences on March 24. New members welcome. Day tickets available. For more details, call David Watson on 0114 2304052.

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Saturday September 15 15 Bradfield Village Hall, Farmer’s Market, 9am-3pm, 2851227. Sunday September 16 16 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - Work Day (Mowing on the fields) on the Common, meet at Long Lane Car Park, 10am to 12 noon, tools and gloves provided, 2348425. Wednesday September 19 19 Thurgoland Community Choir practice at 7.30pm and will include the AGM. The practice will be at Crane Moor Chapel as usual. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Elaine on 0114 2845494 or Julie on 0114 2830613. Thursday September 20 20 Thurgoland Local History Groups next meeting is at Thurgoland Village Hall at 7.30pm. The speaker is Brian Robinson with a talk entitled ‘Evacuation WW2’. All welcome, admission is £2. For more information please. Contact Maurice on 0114 2883482, or Margaret on 0114 2885037. Sunday September 22 22 Jumble Sale. 12pm to 2pm. Grenoside Scout and Guide HQ,

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Presented by The Chapeltown Forum, the show will take place in the Newton Hall in Chapeltown.

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IT was a great double win for the two Stocksbridge CC sides at the weekend. Stocksbridge CC first team took on Hallam CC third team at Bracken Moor in another important fixture to move up the table and ease any relegation fears. Hallam won the toss and elected to bat and opening bowlers Jake Vickers (2) and Joe Hibbert took some early wickets to leave the away team 10-2 before a slight recovery got them to 50-3. Another collapse by Hallam left them at 80-6 and then 92-7 wickets from Jack Newton (2) and Les Harris who

ended up with figures of 4-52 before the away rallied to set a total of 156 all out for Stocksbridge to chase. Stocksbridge began their chase with intent and openers Matt Price and Jack Newton got them off to a flyer putting 50 on for the first wicket before Jack Newton was out for a rapid 29. Dave Smith built another partnership with Matt Price who finished on a match winning 59 not out as the home team knocked off the total in just 26 overs to move up the table in YDCL Division One. Stocksbridge CC second team travelled to Ridgeway

in need of a big win as they sat bottom of the table going into this fixture. The away team batted first after winning the toss and got off to a good start after losing an early wicket with left handers Bob Newton and Elliot Freeman taking them to 80-1 before the youngster Freeman was caught and bowled. Another left hand combination of Eric Price and Bob Newton added another 40 before a middle order collapse threatened to affect the total Stocksbridge were hoping for. But after Bob Newton’s excellent 65 it was left

to Jon Pickford (33 runs), on his return to the team, to steady the ship and lead Stocksbridge to a total of 203 with a well struck cameo from youngster Rowan Brearley with 17 off 7 balls. Rowan Brearley then took an early wicket in Ridgeways reply but then a partnership off 100 set up the game nicely although the home team rode their luck with chances falling short of fielders on many occasions. Then Paul Hargreaves was brought on from the bowling green end to make the break through taking the wicket of Harry Cartwright the for-

mer Derbyshire player. This started the fall of wickets with the experienced Jim Tomlinson taking 5-45 in his continuous spell of 12 overs from the scoreboard end to lead Stocksbridge to a much needed win bowling Ridgeway out for 130. This result takes them out of the relegation zone and was a great team performance with contributions from all of the team which will be needed to secure there place in this division.

Church lose to Handsworth in opener PENISTONE Church got off to a losing start to their new campaign, slipping to a 3-1 defeat away to Handsworth Parramore.

“The disappointing thing is we did the hard work first half by staying in the game, we went in with a clean sheet, which is what we wanted.

The game was without score for the first hour but a quickfire brace from Ged Phillips gave Handsworth the lead.

“We went out with a clean sheet mentality for the second half because if you do that you at least take a point.

Cameron Rigby sealed the three points for the home side in the 90th minute but there was still time for Brett Lovell to grab a late consolation for Church.

“Unfortunately in the second half we just let them dictate a little bit too much, we didn’t do our individual jobs or our collective jobs as well as we could.

Manager Ian Richards reflected after the game: “Obviously this wasn’t the result we wanted on the first day of the season but we must remember we have 37 opportunities to put it right, it’s a long season.

“We were too nice and it’s something we have to improve because against the best teams like Handsworth you can’t be. There was no question about our endeavour or our work ethic, our attitude or even our quality but we’ve got to have a mean, winning or leadership streak within us and that’s what the best teams have.

“I didn’t really want to talk about it before the game but we probably had our toughest away fixture away at Handsworth who are title favourites for the league.

“Handsworth have got that, they’ve got experienced players, they have players who have played a lot higher and probably still be playing a lot

higher. If we want to ambitious we have to have that within us. “Too many times crosses went out of play, we made wrong decisions about our through balls and passing and when we did get it in the box we didn’t commit ourselves and attack it with conviction, we allowed them to have free headers and their keeper to come and get clean takes. “We’re disappointed to lose, we’ll put it right, I’ve raised the standard, players will raise their standard, and we’ll put it right. “We have a really exciting home game in the Emirates FA Cup against Bootle next Saturday to put it right. “Today we lost to a better team, in particular the second half, we dust ourselves down, we accept defeat, we work hard in training this week, we arrange to be tactically right next Saturday and we go and put it right against Bootle.”

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Enjoying much more of the possession they took the lead when Aaron Moxom scored his first goal for the club after some excellent work down the left from Tyler Williams. Brad Beatson put the result beyond doubt with a good header from a corner. Sixteen-year-old Lewis Whitham was introduced from the bench to join other under-18 products Jordan Greaves and Ben Rhodes. And Whitham added the icing to the cake with a well taken finish inside the box to continue his impressive pre season. Chris will use the next couple of weeks to fine tune his squad ready for the first game of the season on Saturday August 18 against Stamford FC at the Look Local Stadium with a 3pm kick off.

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CHAIRMAN ISSUES RALLYING CALL NEW Stocksbridge Park Steels chairman Graham Furness has issued a rallying cry to the local area for the coming season. Graham has stepped up to take the role after previous chairman Allen Bethel’s reign came to an end in the summer. He has high hopes for the club and has been busy behind the scenes, helping the club to prepare for the new season. “I’ve got big shoes to fill,” Graham says, speaking in the club dressing room. “Allen put the club where it is today and I’ve got a good foundation to start from. “We have to raise more income for the first team so that we can compete with the other teams in this division. The manager, Chris Hilton, has done a good job in his four years with the club, getting the team in a round the play-offs spots whilst also playing attractive football. “We are grateful not only to our main sponsors – Dransfield Properties, Gen Fab and Look Local – but all of the people and companies that contribute. We also have a very good partnership with Sheffield United. “But as a club we have been guilty of not promoting the good work that we do – we provide football for 350 juniors and take Christmas hampers out to the elderly. But I want us

to become even more active in the community.” A number of tasks await the High Green man but the biggest challenge the club faces, he admits, is boosting flagging attendances at Look Local Stadium. “It’s a big challenge to increase the attendances. We have excellent facilities here at Bracken Moor with the best stadium and pitch in non-league South Yorkshire football. “For £7 or £5 for concessions, you can enjoy a good standard of football with covered seating, a bar and club. With professional football getting more and more expensive to attend, non-league provides an excellent alternative. “It would be good if not just the community of Stocksbridge but also surrounding areas such as High Green and Chapeltown could support us too. It’s only 10 or 15 minutes in the car. Also, the Tramlink bus stops right outside the ground. “Come and give it a try – we look forward to welcoming you to the stadium where you also get fantastic views of the local area!” Steels play Stamford at home on Saturday August 18, then Bamber Bridge in the FA Cup on August 25 and Sheffield FC on August 27. All are 3pm kick offs.

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