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Remembrance APPEAL: New Sheep themed trail

sunday parade Parade and Clock Tower Re-dedication Ceremony Commemorates a Century of Sacrifice

Woman dies after collision near Tankersley

A woman has died following a collision on the A616, near Tankersley, on Monday 13 November.

Police were called at 11.14am to reports of a collision between a HGV and a red Mitsubishi Outlander.

Despite the best efforts of paramedics, the 63-year-old woman who was driving the Mitsubishi sadly died at the scene.

A 60-year-old man from the Manchester area has been arrested on suspicion of causing Death by Dangerous Driving and a Section 4 Road Traffic Offence - the suspicion of driving while unfit through drink or drugs.

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Can you find all the flock?

A new sheep-themed art trail launched Penistone is embracing a charming new art trail featuring whimsical sheep sculptures to captivate locals and visitors alike. Crafted by artist Michael Disley, these 11 woolly residents, fashioned from natural granite, can be found across town engaging in various activities, from cycling and roller-skating to football. The project pays homage to Penistone's rich heritage, rooted in centuriesold sheep sales, with the white-faced woodland breed known as Penistone sheep.

Among the flock highlights: A sheep enjoying popcorn outside Penistone Paramount Cinema A cycling sheep at Penistone Showground on the TransPennine Trail A football-clad sheep at Penistone Church Football Club A well-traveled sheep with a suitcase near Penistone Railway Station

A bookworm sheep outside Penistone Library A roller-skating sheep at Penistone Leisure Centre

Richard Wheeler: Man pleads guilty to fatal Sheffield city centre attack

Five "grazing" sheep benches, enhancing public spaces.

Fans have already embraced the footballing sheep, named Penny, while the rest await monikers chosen in collaboration with local schoolchildren. Michael Disley, a seasoned stone sculptor, spearheaded this initiative, conducting granite-carving workshops titled School of Rock in local schools.

This art trail is a delightful facet of our Principal Towns programme, aligning with commitment to invest in community vitality. To join the fun, share your sheep sightings on social media with #PenistoneSheep. As Cllr Janine Moyes expressed, “let's make Penistone a hub of joy and discovery.”

A man has admitted killing another man who died 10 days after being attacked outside a Sheffield city centre pub.

Richard Wheeler, 56, died in hospital from injuries sustained in the assault, which took place near The Bessemer pub, in Leopold Street, on 15 July.

On Wednesday Liam Jones, (pictured) 20, pleaded guilty at the city's crown court to a charge of manslaughter and five other offences.

Jones, of Bowshaw Avenue, Sheffield is due to be sentenced on 8 December.

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Memorable Remembrance Parade and Clock Tower Rededication Ceremony Commemorate a Century of Sacrifice

GENERATIONAL TOGERTHENESS: 96-year-old Royal Navy veteran Jack Clayton, who stood proudly alongside his 8-year-old great-granddaughter, cub scout Bella. 100 Years of historic Clock Tower: Photo by Pete Revitt Football Match Remembrance: Stocksbridge Park Steels Photo by Pete Revitt.

In a poignant tribute to the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice, this year's Remembrance Parade saw a remarkable turnout that reflected the community's unwavering commitment to honouring the fallen. The solemn Remembrance Service took on added significance as it incorporated a Re-dedication Ceremony for the historic Clock Tower, which stands as a silent sentinel marking 100 years since its construction and dedication to honour those who gave their lives in the First World War. Originally erected as a memorial for the fallen of the Great War, the Clock Tower later became a symbol of remembrance for the Second World War as well, with the names of those lost in WWII added to its hallowed walls. The ceremony not only paid tribute to the brave soldiers of the past but also served as a poignant reminder of the enduring impact of their sacrifice on the community.

Among the attendees was 96-year-old Royal Navy veteran Jack Clayton, who stood proudly alongside his 8-year-old greatgranddaughter, cub scout Bella. Their intergenerational presence encapsulated the spirit

of remembrance, as they joined together on this solemn Remembrance Day in 2023. Mr. Clayton, a living link to the past, shared his experiences and wisdom with the younger generation, fostering a sense of continuity in the collective memory of the sacrifices made for freedom.

The atmosphere was filled with a mix of sombre reflection and gratitude as the community came together to pay respects to the heroes who have shaped the course of history.

The Clock Tower, standing tall as a testament to the resilience and sacrifice of those who served, now holds renewed significance as it enters its second century as a symbol of remembrance.

On this Remembrance Day, as the echoes of the parade and ceremony fade, the community remains steadfast in its commitment to ensuring that the sacrifices of the past are never forgotten. The Clock Tower stands as a silent sentinel, its hands ticking through the years but its purpose unwavering—to honour and remember the brave souls who gave their all for a better future.

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Changes ahead for town centre The Stocksbridge Town Deal team have outlined their proposed timeline for the major transformation of the Manchester Road area in Stocksbridge.

A key part of the regeneration of the town centre is the brand-new Library and Community Hub building. The planning application for the town centre’s new anchor building is scheduled for submission next month.

Ahead of the application being submitted the Town Deal team will be engaging with local businesses in the Manchester Road area about the plans and the wider vision for this part of the town.

If the planning application is approved it is hoped that work can then start in May 2024 on the development site, delivering the brand-new landmark building which will house a modern new library as well as managed workspace and a skills and learning hub. There will also be flexible community space which it’s hoped can be used to provide services including pop-up banking.

Essential survey work around the development site is taking place throughout November in the run-up to the application being submitted. The building has the working title of Stocksbridge 519 which relates to the street numbering on Manchester Road.

This initial planning application will be followed by applications for the shop front improvement scheme in the precinct area and the plans for a new town square as well as upgraded paving and planters.

Stocksbridge Town Deal Board Project Champion for the Library and Community Hub, Ian

Sanderson, said: “The submission of the planning application for the new 35,000 sq ft building is a great milestone in the delivery of our project which is at the heart of the town’s regeneration.

“This sets the standard for our vision for Manchester Road which is going to be game-changing for the town centre.”

Work has already started this autumn on the Oxley Park Improvement Project and a separate planning application will be submitted next month for an All Wheels Park which is also being funded through the Stocksbridge Town Deal.

Timeline of the town’s transformation:

December – scheduled submission of plans for Stocksbridge 519, the new Library and Community Hub building.

December: Expressions of interest for operators of the Stocksbridge Hopper Bus service.

December: Formal agreement with education provider to operate a post 16, adult learning and skills hub.

December: Planning submission for the new All Wheels Park at Oxley Park February 2024: Tender period for construction and confirmation of a temporary location for Stocksbridge Library during construction on the main site.

May 2024: Potential start of work on Stocksbridge 519.

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Christmas Lights Switch On Get ready for a dazzling Christmas lights switchon event at Fox Valley shopping centre this Friday! Starting at 5pm in the fountain area, the event promises a fantastic lineup of live entertainment.

Center manager Claire Biltcliffe assures that they are going all out to make this year's switch-on spectacular, with a variety of traders and a vibrant street food area.

The entertainment kicks off with a stunning performance from Branching Out Dancing Class, followed by Sheffield vocalist Graham Lindley.

The official countdown, led by Laura and Becky of The Laura and Becky Show, culminates in the 6pm switching on of the Christmas lights by local officials.

The grand finale features the impressive Spark Drummers, known for their high-impact drumming, dynamic choreography, and captivating lighting design. The drummers will parade through vari-

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A festive market from 4pm to 8pm showcases local traders offering baked goods, sweets, handmade Christmas gifts, and more.

The diverse line-up includes Embark Pet Services, Spirits Paradise, Gifts of Love, Razzle Dazzle, and others.

The street food area offers a variety of options, including woodfired pizza, crepes, snow cones, Greek Gyros, and BBQ delights.

The market and food offerings are complemented by a bar serving mulled wine and traditional fairground attractions for children.

Fox Valley stores, including Sandersons Boutique, Mountain Warehouse, and Go Outdoors, will remain open until 7.30pm for those looking to indulge in late-night shopping.

Don't miss this festive extravaganza that promises something for everyone!

Mature Student Open Evening A free event for adults thinking about University study Tuesday 21st November from 5pm until 8pm The Discovery Rooms, Level 5, University of Sheffield Students’ Union, Western Bank, S10 2TG

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More than 50 roads could be shut to traffic to allow a motor rally to take place next month, writes Danielle Andrews, Local Democracy Reporting Service.

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The event, with around 120 competitors, would affect a number of routes in Penistone, Cawthorne, Wortley and Stocksbridge.

Barnsley Council's cabinet is expected to decide whether to authorise the closures at a meeting on Wednesday.

'Never to be forgotten' According to the Local Democracy Reporting Service, councillor James Higginbottom said: "Our primary responsibility is

to ensure the safety and well-being of our community.

"The decision to approve or object will come with careful consideration and assessments on whether the event can be carried out safely and successfully."

The Sheffield and Hallamshire Motor Club is one of the oldest clubs in the country, tracing its origins back to 1902.

The club said the rally would "comprise four special stages using minor roads in predominantly low populated areas.

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Jenny Garside, President of Penistone Women’s Institute presents a cheque for £1,500.00 to Linda Patterson, Chief Officer of BIADS

BEATING their previous year’s record the ladies of Penistone Women’s Institute raised a fantastic £1,500 for BIADS, their chosen charity for 2023.

BIADS (Barnsley Independent Alzheimers And Support) help over 3,000 alzeimer sufferers, their carers and families in the Barnsley area.

With such a worthy cause it was with much satisfaction and enjoyment that their many fundraising efforts were so successful.

At the last WI meeting, a cheque was presented to Linda Patterson, Chief Officer of BIADS who was extremely grateful and said “this amount will tremendously help the Barnsley community.”

In particular Penistone WI would like to mention and thank the generosity of members attending the fundraising coffee morning at a member’s house, not forgetting the community of Penistone who supported the fundraising fashion show.

Wednesday 15 November Bolsterstone Archaeology and Heritage Group Our next monthly talk is on Wednesday 15th November at 7.30pm at Christ Church Hall, when Roger England will be talking about Wortley Hall’s past, from being the Stately home of the Wortley family and Earls of Wharncliffe, to being run by a co-operative of trade union groups. All welcome BAHG Members £2 Nonmembers £4 Refreshments provided Any queries please contact bolsterstoneahg@ gmail.com.

Saturday 18 November Christmas Fayre at Stocksbridge Christian Centre, Cedar Road. 10am until 1pm. Various stalls, and refreshments. Contact 07415277266 for more information.

18 Bolsterstone village hall Christmas Fair on Saturday 18th of November 11-4pm Home baking, crafts & gifts Free Entry 18 Christmas Fayre at Greenhead Church, Chapeltown Various stalls, tea, coffee & light lunch All welcome 10am - 2pm 18 Crane Moor Methodist Church AUTUMN FAYRE 10am - 12 noon Saturday 18th November Come and join us for refreshments including

the usual Bacon Sandwich or Toasted T Cake and a variety of cakes available Together with various stalls including:Christmas cards/gifts, Plants, Bric a Brac with tombola and raffle. Come and join us All monies raised for Church Funds

Sunday 19 - St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield, Memorial Service at 2pm Wednesday 22 Another TARA coffee morning at the Library 10.30 - 12.30. Come and join in- it’s free. tarastocksbridge.ud@ gmail.com 07957 206646 Friday 24 Steel Valley Beacon Arts and Christchurch present A Christmas Carol 7.15 pm, Tickets £8 & £10 from Samuels Kitchen, Christchurch or 07792 142545 Saturday 25 - Bradfield Village Hall Abba Night (ABBA Re-Bjorn Tribute Band), 7.30pm, Fancy Dress optional but encouraged. Tickets £18, www.bradfieldvillagehall. org.uk or Bradfield Post Office 25 Steel Valley Beacon Arts and Christchurch present A Christmas Carol 7.15 pm, Tickets £8 & £10 from Samuels Kitchen, Christchurch or 07792 142545 25 Christmas Fayre at Chapeltown Methodist Church

Wednesday 29 Pie and Pea Family Supper at the Venue 6.30 - 8.30 pm Free for TARA members and their children. And a free

raffle as well! Book your place/s as soon as possible and by 22nd November(with dietary needs). 07957 206646 and tarastocksbridge.ud@ gmail.com.

December 2023 Friday 1 Steel Valley Beacon Arts and Christchurch present A Christmas Carol 7.15 pm, Tickets £8 & £10 from Samuels Kitchen, Christchurch or 07792 142545 Saturday 2 Steel Valley Beacon Arts and Christchurch present A Christmas Carol 7.15 pm, Tickets £8 & £10 from Samuels Kitchen, Christchurch or 07792 142545 2 Indoor Car boot sale 7:30am-11:00am Stalls available to hire at £12 each The Venue, 650 Manchester road,Stocksbridge S36 1DY 2 St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield, ‘All Things Christmassy’, 10am-12.30pm, refreshments, cards, gifts, wreaths etc.

2 COFFEE and CHORDS, hosted

by John Snook and guests at our regular Saturday open theatre morning at the EPPiC Theatre, off High Street ,Ecclesfield S35 9TP. Entertainment starts at approx 10.45, but the theatre is open every Saturday from 10.am until noon. Admission is free, but the sale of refreshments helps EPPiC Theatre funds

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Refreshments will be served from 10.30am coffee,tea, cake,scones.Hot lunches jacket potatoes & fillings from 12.00 to 2.00pm ALL ARE WELCOME 25Christmas Fair 10.30 am - 1.00pm in the Providence Room (next to Green Moor church), Chapel Lane S35 7DXJoin us for tea, coffee and bacon sandwiches. Find that Christmas gift you’ve been looking for. Stalls include: plants, crafts, homemade produce including cakes and preserves, a raffle for a hamper and more, tombola, name the gonk. Fundraising event for Team Green Moor, a group of local volunteers who work to keep the community green areas around the parish looking loved, cherished and beautiful.

25 CHRISTMAS COFFEE MORNING 10—11.30 am Zion Church Hall Langsett Rd South Oughtibridge Gifts and Decorations Refreshments Everyone Welcome Sunday 26 Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre Christmas Fayre on Sunday 26th November 11 am - 4 pm, everyone welcome!

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Sunday 3 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - ‘Muck In’ Day (practical work on the common), 10am-noon, meet at Long Lane Car Park or Rural Lane Car Park www.walc. epizy.com. Tools supplied, bring gloves, families very welcome.

Monday 4 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - Christmas Social, 7.30, Wadsley Church, Humble Swain, Robin Garside, Jim Darnill, Stan Edge and the Belle Haggs with mulled wine and mince pies too - mulled wine and mince pies, www. walc.epizy.com Wednesday 6 St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield - Hand-bells, Mulled Wine and Mince Pies, 7.30pm, Tickets - £6, pay at the door.

6 Don Valley Probus will meet on Wednesday 6th December at 10.00AM in Christ Church Community Hall, 586 Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, with a presentation by Paul Adey, `History of British Motor Industry`. Our meetings are always relaxed and take place on alternate Wednesday mornings throughout the year. For more information about our group, please visit our website at www. donvalleyprobus.co.uk We look forward to welcoming you at our next meeting.

6 Stocksbridge and District WI are meeting at Christchurch Community Hall Manchester Road Stocksbridge at 7.15 for 7.30 start, for our Xmas party with games and entertainment by Chris McShane. Please let us know if you are able to come asap for catering purposes. Further details on 07839941818 Friday 8 CHAPELTOWN SILVER PRIZE BAND CHRISTMAS CONCERT to be held at THE NEWTON HALL, CHAPELTOWN FRIDAY 8TH DECEMBER 2023 AT 7.30 pm Enquiries to Margaret and Peter 0114 2460983 or Julie and Paul 01226 747951

Thursday 14 Chapeltown WI will end the year with a Christmas Party at 7.30pm in Chapeltown Methodist Church. There will be a bring and share supper.

The competition is for a Table Decoration.

Friday 15 Bradfield Village Hall, Acoustic Angels - Motown, Soul and Timeless Classics Christmas Party, 8pm, £15, www.artmusicltd.com or www.wegottickets.com Sunday 17 St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield, Nine Lessons and Carols, 6.30pm 17 Bradfield Village Hall, Christmas with Classic Brass and Friends, including carol singing to traditional tunes, 6pm, tickets from 2851227 or

at Cricket View Cafe and Shop, Bradfield

Wednesday 20 Don Valley Probus will meet on Wednesday 20th December at 10.00AM in Christ Church Community Hall, 586 Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, with a presentation by Janet Ridler, `Sheffield Blitz`. Our meetings are always relaxed and take place on alternate Wednesday mornings throughout the year. For more information about our group, please visit our website at www. donvalleyprobus.co.uk We look forward to welcoming you at our next meeting.

Saturday 23 St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield, Christingle Service at 4pm Sunday 24 St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield, Midnight Service at 11.30pm Monday 25 St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield, Christmas Day Service at 10.30am Saturday 30 Bradfield Village Hall, 2pm, Cinderella, The Pantomime presented by Chaplins Gold Pantos. Tickets from www. bradfieldvillagehall.org.uk or Bradfield Post Office

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Session Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre Monday afternoons 1-30pm to 3-30pm Cost £1 (includes free refreshments) Activities will include a range from Badminton, Table Tennis, Indoor Curling, Dominoes, Card and Board Games, Quiz Contact Andy Walker 07723 506423 for further information.

Millhouse Green Male Voice Choir practise on Monday evenings (7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m.) at Millhouse Green Institute, Manchester Road, Millhouse Green. If you want to join us, come on Monday 2023 to meet us and see if you like us. Bass voices are needed so have a go at singing in the Bath first! Contact 01226 764642 for more information Monday Art Class at The Venue, Manchester Rd, Stocksbridge.

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NICHOLSON Lewis Kenneth Died in hospital aged 74 years after a short illness.

Much loved Husband of Doreen, Darling Dad to Sarah, Treasured Father-in-Law to Matt, Dear Son of Sylvia and a Friend to many.

Funeral to be held at Grenoside North Chapel on 24th November at 13.00 Donations in-lieu of flowers will be gratefully received by the St Lukes Hospice Enq. to TW Birks, 100 Manchester Road, Deepcar, S36 2RE Tel: 0114 2885555

HELLIWELL Neville Peacefully in Royal Hallamshire Hospital on 6th November, Neville aged 89 years.

Beloved Husband of Tina, Much loved Dad, Grandad and Great-Grandad.

Service at Grenoside Crematorium South Chapel on Friday 24th November at 2.30pm.

Donations in lieu of flowers for Cathedral Archer Project c/o Dyson Funeral Service, New Road, Deepcar.

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Thank you I would like to say a big thank you to the lady who got in a taxi after myself who found £30 that i had dropped. This happened on Monday 30 October and the lady handed to the driver who then handed back to me. I thank them both for their honesty.

We lost my Dad to cancer in 2015, just 18 months after we’d lost my Mum to the same illness.

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November 3, 2023- It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Brian Crawshaw, a beloved figure in the Stocksbridge community and the founder of the iconic establishments, John Crawshaw Butchers and Colins, Crawshaw Butchers PLC Brian's legacy is deeply intertwined with the recent history and heart of Stocksbridge/ Deepcar. In the early 1950s, he started his business from a small wooden hut on Manchester Road. Over the years Brian's dedication, hard work, insistence on quality and attention to detail developed the future culture of the businesses that progressed from the little green hut.

Even after his early retirement Brian frequently visited the shop and butchery in Stocksbridge, staying engaged with the enterprise he had started and cherishing the interactions with both old and new faces, employ-

The Sue Ryder December Daily Dash asks fundraisers to run, jog or walk every day of the month to raise vital funds for the charity. We MP support of Braverman wanted the challenge to be all about choice and It was disturbing to listen to our local MP, accessibility – so you can do the Dash wherever, Miriam Cates, speaking on mainstream media however and at any pace that you’d like. in support of the (now former) Home Secretary, Initially, it was just us joined by 11 friends – now Suella Braverman. The political stance of Ms there is a community of over 2,000 people that take Braverman has been typified by her most recent part in the challenge to raise money for Sue Ryder’s pronouncements on immigration (" a hurricane palliative and bereavement support! It doesn't is coming") ; homelessness (" a lifestyle choice") ; matter how you take it on, with friends, with family public protest ( "hate marches"). She, and Mrs Cates or on your own. Do it for yourself, do it to support of course have a right of free speech. However, a loved one, or do it in memory of a loved one. for Mrs Cates to claim that her support for the Home Secretary is reflected by her constituents Not only will running, jogging or walking everyday is intolerable. I am afraid that she certainly does help to raise money for Sue Ryder, which supports not speak on behalf of myself, and most others people through the most difficult times of their in my community that she represents. Mrs Cates lives, whether that’s a terminal illness or the loss is very much a non-existent sight on the streets of a loved one, but it’s a fun way to take time out or doorsteps of Penistone other than for photo for you. We have created a wonderful community opportunities. Happily, Ms Braverman is no longer that motivate each other to keep going through the in office. We must look forward to the oncoming grey, rainy days. ees and customers alike, one of his passions general election when this will also be the case for You can sign up to the December Daily Dash by was sampling the produce so he could give Mrs Cates as our representative in Parliament. visiting DecemberDailyDash.com.

his expert feedback on them.

Brian's magnetic personality, larger-than-life character and warm heart will be remembered with great fondness by all those who had the honour of knowing him.

Russell Ogden On behalf of us and Sue Ryder, thank you.

Jackie and Mark Smith – Founders of the December Daily Dash and Sue Ryder fundraisers.

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Brian is survived by his loving wife Velda, Dear Look Local and their three children, Barbara, Colin and On Monday 6th November I went to the Co-op John. post office to draw out my pension and that of This year they celebrated their 70 Wedding my husband who is 90 and having had a stroke is unable to do so. We were looking forward to anniversary. His contributions to Stocks- buying something special for my soon coming bridge and his family's lives will be forever 85th birthday. I drew out the money at 13.02 celebrated, and his memory will live on in the bought a few things in the shop and then along heart of the community. to the checkout near the newspaper area to pay.

As I opened my purse I realised that the money was gone and that it must have slipped out of my Brian Crawshaw March 22, 1930-November purse.

3, 2023.

Thank you The Bradfield Macmillan Team wish to thank everyone who generously supported their Macmillan Coffee Morning on 28th October at St. Nicholas Church Bradfield, A total of £1,216.00 has been raised for The Palliative Care Unit Northern General Hospital Sheffield, AMAZING! Thank you, Mary Sheldon.

I reported the loss to the post office, the checkout and the lady who was in charge of the shop with the hope that someone who had picked it up would be honest enough to report it. So if some wife or relative who knows of the find could persuade them “It is with great sadness that we learned yes- to do the right thing and return it to the post office terday of the loss of our colleague, and friend, counter who knows that I lost it and the amount Cllr Vickie Priestley. found, it would be the honest thing to do.

Remembering Cllr Vickie Priestley Vickie represented the Worrall Ward for 25 years and had served four times as Bradfield Parish Chair. Vickie was also a serving City Councillor and a past Lord Mayor of Sheffield. Vickie was well known for her commitment and dedication to the Parish and worked hard for the community groups she represented. Vickie will be sadly missed by all her friends, colleagues and the residents she served.

Lord Mayor of Sheffield, Councillor Colin Ross, said:

“Vickie was so well respected amongst her colleagues, and it speaks volumes that the same feelings I have today, are felt right across the chamber and amongst officers in the Council.

“Vickie first became a Councillor for the Stannington Ward in 2000 and continued to represent the ward up to her passing. Vickie was also a former Lord Mayor of Sheffield from 2013-2014.

"Both Vickie and her husband, Lloyd, made a great impression as they carried out their Lord Mayor duties, and I am sure many of the groups and individuals they encountered will be very sad to hear of the news of her death.

“My thoughts are with Vickie’s family and friends at this difficult time.”

Sheffield City Council will be flying the Union flag at half-mast in memory of Cllr Vickie Priestley.

A book of condolence has been opened in the Blue Ball at Worrall.

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Bridal Box Boutique, a fresh addition to the bridal fashion scene, has officially opened its doors on Manchester Road, Stocksbridge. With its distinctive approach to bridal shopping, this boutique is quickly becoming a local favourite for soon-to-be brides.

Owner Claire Parish, formerly known as Claire Brown, has breathed new life into the heart of Stocksbridge, relocating her 'Bridal' shop from Huddersfield to this vibrant steel town. Over the past few months, she painstakingly renovated what was once an old school and the former Crawshaw's sandwich shop.

The result is a welcoming and elegant space designed to cater to brides-to-be.

Claire's vision for her boutique is apparent in every aspect of her business. "I wanted to do my own Bridal Shop differently," she explains. "I wanted dresses that were a bit edgy, a bit different from the usual 'run-of-the-mill' styles." Her commitment to setting a unique standard extends to the shopping experience itself.

Bridal Box Boutique offers extended, 3.5-hour appointments, creating a relaxed, no-pressure environment for brides to enjoy every moment.

The boutique proudly features a curated collection of dresses from renowned designers like Lazaro, Rosa Clara, Nicole Milano, as well as a mix of 'edgy' and traditional designs. Claire's goal is to cater to a diverse range of tastes while ensuring every bride finds the perfect gown without feeling rushed or pressured.

One of the standout features of Bridal Box Boutique is Claire's in-house alterations service, which ensures a seamless experience from start to finish. Claire serves as the sole point of contact for brides, providing them with

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dedicated support throughout their bridal journey.

Claire's entrepreneurial journey began three years ago when she decided to be her own boss.

"I work harder now than I ever have in my life, but I love every minute of it," she shares with enthusiasm.

The Wedding Bridal Retailer Of The Year 2024.

Bridal Box Boutique officially opened its doors in early October and has already welcomed numerous brides through its doors.

The boutique's commitment to excellence was recognised in 2022 when Bridal Box became a finalist for a Bridal Buyer Customer Service award and more recently became Wedding Bridal Shop of the Year in Yorkshire 2024, a national industry award.

Beyond her business endeavours, Claire Parish is deeply rooted in the local community, sponsoring the local football and cricket teams, and playing for and being the main sponsor for the newly formed local women’s cricket team – the Foxes. Claire resides in Deepcar and grew up in Bolsterstone.

Diamond Construction (Yorks) played a crucial role in the fitting of the shop, ensuring that Bridal Box Boutique is a visually stunning and welcoming space for visitors.

As a special offer to Look Local readers in 2023, Claire is extending a 5% promotion for those seeking their dream wedding attire. For more information or to make an appointment, please reach out to Claire at 07789 512 339 or via email at thebridalboxboutique@gmail.com. You can also visit the boutique's website at www.thebridalboxboutique. co.uk.or find them on Instagram at thebridalbox_

Hillsborough Together, a dedicated community and independent business-focused organisation, is proud to announce its upcoming spectacular event, ‘Christmas Starts With You In Hillsborough’.

This festive weekend-long event is a testament to the commitment of Hillsborough Together to foster unity, collaboration, and inclusivity in the Hillsborough community. By bringing together local businesses, residents and community organisations, Hillsborough Together aims to create opportunities for further connection, growth and collective action.

Established as part of Sheffield City Council's Economic Recovery Fund, Hillsborough Together has become an integral part of the Hillsborough community.

The organisation has undertaken numerous initiatives to realise the area’s potential, including a storefront improvement scheme, street art installations, floral arrangements, benches, waste bins and a wide array of events throughout the year. Notably, Hillsborough Together is responsible for illuminating Hillsborough with Christmas lights, adding a festive feel to the high street, all aimed at bringing more visitors back into the district to enjoy the wide range of businesses that Hillsborough has to offer.

Following another positive year of growth for the S6 area, the organisation plans to see out the year with its biggest event yet, collaborating with Sheffield Wednesday Football Club, Rivelin Co and St John’s Baptist Church, Owlerton to present ‘Christmas Starts With You In Hillsborough’ – an event designed to infuse the high street with the magic of Christmas.

Taking place Thursday 30th November, Friday 1st & Saturday 2nd December, the celebration of community, independent businesses and the indomitable spirit of Hillsborough will deliver an impressive line-up of festive activities, attractions and special appearances.

The festivities commence on Thursday, November 30th at 4:30pm, starting at The Hillsborough Tap and continuing across Hillsborough. The event will feature a multitude of exciting experiences, including the highly anticipated Christmas tree switch-on ceremony, a capitvating children's trail and a cast of superheroes throughout the high street. Hillsborough Arena will come alive

with games, thrilling activities and a bustling Christmas market showcasing the finest offerings from local independent businesses.

Attendees will have the chance to win exciting prizes on our trail, including special prizes generously donated by Sheffield Wednesday Football Club, and a special highlight will be a guest appearance by the club’s beloved mascot Ozzy Owl. On Friday December 1st, St John's Owlerton will host their Snowflake Switch On event in aid of Sheffield Children’s Hospital. The event will run from 4.30pm-8pm and will include a Brass Band, Nativity Characters, Food Stalls, a makers market, and children’s crafts.

Saturday, December 2nd, will see Rivelin Co and Friends of Hillsborough Park host their Christmas event in Hillsborough Park, featuring a Makers Market from 11am-4pm in the Pavilion and a Share & Repair shop.

The walled garden will host a treasure trail, wreath making and children’s wand making from 12 noon-3pm.

Janine Lawson, the project manager for the Hillsborough Together’s ‘Christmas Starts With You In Hillsborough’, expressed her enthusiasm for this momentous occasion, stating, "This is an exciting time for Hillsborough, and this event will demonstrate just some of the incredible things our community has to offer. By bringing together the high street and the local community, we aim to showcase the vibrant spirit of Hillsborough and create lasting connections between residents and independent businesses."

The Hillsborough Together Christmas Weekender aims to strengthen the bonds within the community and foster collaboration between residents and independent businesses. By supporting local enterprises and promoting the unique character of Hillsborough, this event will contribute to the growth and prosperity of the entire community.

Hillsborough Together invites all residents, visitors, and independent businesses to participate in this festive celebration. By coming together, we can create something for the whole family that will leave a lasting impression and showcase the true essence of Hillsborough.

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Steve Sanders scooped second place in the men’s over50 age category at the Wadsworth Half Trog fell race. Conditions were cold and foggy on a tough 9.3 mile route which takes in the hills around Hebden Bridge. Overall Steve finished in a creditable 12th place and also managed to clean himself up in a local stream before heading to the pub for a wellearned drink.

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Harriet Drouin competed in the Leg It Round Lathkil race which is 7.1 miles in distance and takes place from the peak district village of Over Hadden. She finished in a time of 1-17-00.

Sarah Walch and Damian Kilpin both picked up second place in their respective age categories at the 12-mile Saltergate Gallows fell race up in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. Damian claimed second in the men’s over45 age category and Sarah was second in the ladies over40 category.

Peter Beaver made the trip to Lytham St Annes to compete in the Windmill Remembrance Day 10k. In cold, wet and windy conditions Peter got round in a time of 49-55.

Kirsty Salmon, Kate Rushy and Sara Wolstenholme all completed the Rother Valley 10k.

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Stocksbridge fall short Stocksbridge 8-13 Hornsea

After the storms and rain of the previous week, a pitch inspection passed the Coal Pit Lane field fit to play as Globe Holidays-sponsored Stocksbridge Rugby hosted Hornsea RUFC from the East Coast in their Round 7 clash of the Yorkshire 4 Counties competition.

Head Coach, Andy Lawrence sprung a surprise in selecting Callum ‘Whippet’ Green, usually a winger, to partner Reece ‘Diesel’ Aspin, and Liam O’Leary on the back row. More good news was the return of the ‘clock tower’ Andy Beal to take his place on the bench after an injury layoff, and former skipper Adam Roles-Middlehurst also returning to the match day squad.

The home side started brightly and it wasn’t long before the rampaging Liam O’Leary crossed for the opening score of the day.

A well-timed interception from Jack Pearson and some neat interplay with young flyer Harrison Norman should have led to a further score from the home side, but somehow the visitors held their line against a dominant Stocksbridge outfit. Hornsea got their scoring started with a simple penalty, and veteran goal kicker Scotty Bowskill was also on target with a precise strike to extend the lead at halftime: Stocksbridge Rugby 8pts – Hornsea RUFC 3pts.

A much-needed win looked on the cards for the home side, who had the best of both territory and possession in the 2nd stanza, but the final pass was missing as Hornsea took advantage of a hole in the Stocksbridge blue wall to draw level with a try of their own, and then went into a slender lead with the conversion tagged on. A late penalty for the visitors sealed their hard-earned victory, and left the home

side frustrated and a little disappointed not to secure a victory their efforts deserved.

The defeat leaves Stocksbridge in 12th place on the league ladder.

Club Captain, Adam Frith said afterwards ‘This is frustrating, we were clearly the better team and our defence stood up really well’ before adding, ‘we will keep going, and be positive and look forward to getting the result next time out’.

The Funding Solutions Man of the Match award went to the industrious Liam O’Leary, who was a threat all afternoon, with Pearson, Harrison and young Jack ‘milky’ Martin all putting in performances to be proud of.

Stocksbridge Rugby travel to West Yorkshire to visit Knottingley RUFC next weekend in a Round 8 clash, whilst the next home fixture sponsored by Premier Stone Worktops Ltd will in Round 9, when Leeds Medics and Dentists will be the visitors on Saturday 2nd December with a 2.15pm start. The Club will enjoy another ‘bye’ on 25th November.

Off the field, and after a successful trial period the Club’s HQ on Manchester Road has increased it’s mid-week opening hours, opening at midday every day, except Tuesday when it will remain closed, until 9pm on Wednesday, 11pm on Sunday, 11.30pm on Monday and Thursday, with Friday and Saturday remaining at midnight. Christmas and the holiday period opening hours will be announced soon, so look out for this.

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Barnsley Sixth Form College student, Oliver Akers, is gearing up to achieve his dream of becoming an elite Cyclocross World Champion.

The English Language and Literature, Geography and Physical Education A Level student took up cycling aged four. He now trains and represents Ribble - Verge Sport Cyclocross Team, where he cycles for 25 hours a week to perfect his balance, strength, flexibility, agility and endurance.

Oliver currently competes at an international level and has come first in many category races. His greatest achievement to date is winning a World Cup round in Dublin, Ireland and wearing the GB kit on many occasions.

Oliver is part of the Barnsley Sports Academy within College and works on his strength with the coaching staff. This has enabled

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him to access an Elite Sports Performance Bursary to fund aspects of his competition such as equipment and travel.

Oliver said: “I didn’t decide to get into cycling, it came naturally when I was very young and I have continued ever since then.

I am immensely proud that I have never been off the podium at the Koppenberg, which is an international race in Belgium, attracting more than 40,000 fans on a cold day in November.

“My main goal in sport is to become an elite Cyclocross World Champion, but before that happens I am looking forward to gaining as much experience as possible over the coming years.

“I’m looking forward to receiving a bursary from Barnsley College, as this will enable me to travel to more races and gain more, much needed experience.”

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Stocksbridge Park Steels continued their poor run of form with a 1-0 loss to North Ferriby.

Steels started brightly and could have been ahead if not for the bodies on the line defending North Ferriby. A looped ball was headed towards the goal by the debutant Charlie Reaney.

However, a dream start for him was denied by his effort being cleared off the line.

Stocksbridge would then be punished for not making the most of their bright start. A corner was whipped in with some pace and Levi Torbotton rushed through the defence to head in the cross, giving North Ferriby the lead.

For Stocksbridge, a familiar pattern would resume. They’d have a lot of the ball and they could get it into the box but they wouldn’t get the killer ball or have it drop in just the right place. It wasn’t helped by North Ferriby’s do-or-die defending which seemed to result in every Steels shot hitting the back of a sliding Ferriby defender.

In the second half, it was very much the same deal. Stocksbridge had a lot of the ball but was not able to create much of a clear-cut nature, meaning real big chances were limited. However, one massive opportunity was denied. Curtis Davies’ shot took a big deflection and fell to Reaney on the edge of the six-yard area. He looked to curl his effort in, but Jordan Douglas made a stunning save to make sure the three points would head back to Humberside.

Next Home game: Saturday 25 November vs Cleethorpes Town, 3pm KO.

CHURCH PROGRESS IN CUP Sheffield Senior Cup Hepworth United 0-3 Penistone Church Scorers for Church – Kieran Ryan 29, 57, Nathan Keightley 88 Attendance – 155 Co-manager Steve Lenthall We said it was always going to be difficult and it was

Barnsley College student Alfie Caunt has been named a finalist in the Association of Colleges (AoC) Student of the Year awards.

There was a lot of pressure on us today, it was one of those games you look at as a potential “banana skin” when playing a team that is a couple of divisions lower.

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The AoC Student of the Year awards is a national ceremony that celebrates the achievements and successes of exceptional students who stand out from the crowd.

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Alfie, a Barnsley College Level 3 Esports, Enterprise and Entrepreneurship student has been shortlisted for Young Student of the Year (16 to 18-years-old) sponsored by the Edge Foundation. He was nominated for his commitment to promoting inclusion and accessibility for all in the world of gaming.

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Volunteers Celebrate Success at Awards In a night of recognition and celebration, England Athletics hosted its annual Yorkshire and Humberside Volunteer Awards, where Stocksbridge Strideout had a lot to cheer about. The club's run leader, Harriet Stevens, emerged as the runner-up in the fiercely competitive category of 'Contribution to Running.' The prestigious award ceremony took place on the 10th of November, with England Athletics CEO Chris Jones presenting the accolade.

Stevens was lauded for her exceptional dedication and described as having "infectious enthusiasm [that] has created a supportive environment where runners are achieving more than they ever thought possible." Her recognition reflects the vibrant spirit and commitment of Stocksbridge Strideout to fostering a positive and empowering running community.

The club, which recently marked its 5th birthday, has become a hub for enthusiastic runners, particularly women. Monday nights witness the

gathering of 20-30 runners, with the club's Facebook group boasting an impressive 200-plus members.

Stocksbridge Strideout has actively participated in various local races, including the Percy Pud, Sheffield Half Marathon, TenTenTen, Round Sheffield Run, and the Trunce, as well as prestigious events like the London Marathon.

Ruth Haywood, a longstanding member of the club, expressed gratitude for the support she received: "I can't believe I managed to run the Great North Run and the London Half Marathon. I would never have done it without you all." Haywood's sentiments echo the sentiment that Stocksbridge Strideout has created a nurturing environment that helps individuals surpass their running goals.

The club is not only about running but also focuses on members' overall well-being. Regular exercise is championed as a means to benefit both mental and physical health.

Members have praised the club for

the strong friendships that have blossomed, emphasizing the community aspect that Stocksbridge Strideout has successfully cultivated.

Stocksbridge Strideout, nestled in the valley, has become synonymous with challenges and camaraderie.

Every Monday evening, the club offers runs of varying lengths and difficulty levels to cater to a diverse range of running abilities. In addition to these regular sessions, skill development sessions are conducted on Wednesday evenings, and on Saturday mornings see strength sessions at a local gym led by trained fitness instructors exclusively reserved for Strideout runners.

The club actively welcomes new members, encouraging interested individuals to check the Facebook page for more information. Stocksbridge Strideout continues to leave an indelible mark on the local running community, embodying the spirit of achievement, support, and friendship.

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