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An exceptional achievement has been reached at a primary school in North Sheffield.

Angram Bank Primary School, in High Green has seen both staff and children work tirelessly to elevate their educational practice through the remarkable program of Rainbow Talk.

Recognised as a valuable tool in advancing children's vocabulary and critical thinking skills, Rainbow Talk has become deeply ingrained in the school's curriculum and is now deployed across Key Stage One. The initiative was initially spearheaded by the dedicated efforts of Miss Hotchkiss and the Foundation Stage team. However, its success has swiftly spread throughout the entire school community.

Speaking about their journey, Miss Hotchkiss expresses her pride, stating, "Through our unwavering commitment, hard work, and exceptional implementation of Rainbow Talk, we have been bestowed with the extraordinary distinction of being recognised as a Rainbow Talk Beacon School! We are immensely proud to be one of the two schools bestowed with this prestigious award. Our heartfelt gratitude goes to all the parents who have wholeheartedly supported us on this momentous journey. Here's to countless more accomplishments through Rainbow Talk!"

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CCTV RELEASED Spirit of the Blitz SUPERMARKET ASSAULT They’ll be raising the roof and ‘rolling out the barrel’ this coming Saturday afternoon at the Penistone Paramount as ‘We’ll Meet Again’ for a show of 1940’s nostalgia.

Officers in Sheffield have released CCTV images of a man they would like to speak to in connection with an assault.

It is reported that on Wednesday 18 October at 6pm, a 32-year-old man was shopping in Morrisons supermarket on Penistone Road, Hillsborough, when a verbal altercation with another customer occurred. It is then reported that when the victim exited the shop to the car park, the other customer followed the man and assaulted him resulting in serious injuries to his nose and ear.

Enquiries are ongoing but officers are keen to identify the man in the images as they may be able to assist with enquiries.

Do you recognise this man?

If you can help, you can pass information to the police online or by calling 101. Please quote incident number 741 of 18 October when you get in touch.

You can access our online portal here: www.southyorks.police.uk/ contact-us/report-something Alternatively, if you prefer not to give your details, you can stay anonymous and pass on what you know by contacting the independent charity Crimestoppers. Call their UK Contact Centre on freephone 0800 555 111 or complete a simple and secure anonymous online form at Crimestoppersuk.org

‘Spirit of the Blitz’ is a music-packed tribute show featuring the music of the war years and is being presented on Remembrance Day in commemoration alongside other events held throughout the country over the coming weekend.

This variety show includes many of the well-known melodies that helped keep up the nation’s morale and features Andy Eastwood paying tribute to the great George Formby, Maggie O’Hara performing the songs of Vera Lynn and Gracie Fields and the Maestro of music - Michael Wooldridge will be playing the Paramount’s mighty Compton Cinema Organ in all its glory.

Andy Eastwood said ‘I’m thrilled to be back at the Penistone Paramount and to be featuring George Formby’s very own famous ukulele’.

“George first used a ukulele

in his act at the Alhambra Theatre, Barnsley, so it’s fitting to be doing this show so close to where it all started” Organist - Michael Wooldridge said, “The Compton Cinema Organ at the Penistone Paramount is one of the finest instruments of its type in the country and it’s a pleasure to be back at its white and gold console to showcase its versatility in this show”.

Wallow in pure nostalgia in one of Yorkshire’s oldest traditional cinema theatres - the Penistone Paramount.

The red velvet seats await your presence to commemorate “The Spirit of the Blitz’ in memory of those who served our nation to protect the freedom we enjoy today.

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Council to review policy after Israeli flag backlash Sheffield City Council has said it would review its policy on town hall flags but has refused to apologise for hoisting the Israeli flag after a backlash.

A protester scaled Sheffield Town Hall last month and replaced the flag with a Palestinian one.

The council said the flag was an act of solidarity after Hamas launched an attack on Israel from the Gaza Strip.

Leader Tom Hunt said he recognised "it caused hurt for some people" but an apology risked causing further hurt.

Sheffield City Council flew the Israeli flag days after dozens of Hamas armed fighters crossed into Israel from Gaza in a surprise attack, killing more than 1,400 people and taking more than 220 hostages.

Mr Hunt said the decision was made before Israel launched retaliatory airstrikes, which Gaza's Hamas-run health ministry said had so far killed more than 9,000 people.

In a video clip shared online, people could be heard shouting "take it down" and cheering as the Israeli flag was lowered from the 200ft town hall by a protester.

It also prompted a petition, which gathered more than 1,300 signatures, calling on the council to apologise for its actions. The petition was presented to the authority at a meeting of the full council where Mr Hunt responded to it.

The leader explained the UK government had asked local authorities to consider flying the Israeli flag on public buildings to show solidarity.

Two men accused of racially aggravated offences Officers in Sheffield have released CCTV images of two men they would like to speak to in connection with an incident at Sheffield Town Hall last month.

He said the flag was flown "to show solidarity with the victims" of the Hamas attack and was not about "taking sides in a decades-long conflict", according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

He added: "The decision was taken in good faith and of course, I and others have reflected on it over the last few weeks as the horror of what we have seen in Israel has been replaced by the horror we have seen in Gaza.

It is reported that during a protest outside Sheffield Town Hall on the evening of Tuesday 10 October, two men climbed onto the roof of the building and removed the flag that was being flown.

"It was right to show solidarity but I recognise that this act of solidarity caused hurt for some people."

Sheffield City Council had raised an Israeli flag on the Sheffield Town Hall.

Mr Hunt said the council would review its flag protocol and added: "Flying the flag was not a straightforward decision and it has prompted a range of responses and heartfelt emotions."

Officers are investigating the incident as a racially aggravated public order offence contrary to the Public Order Act and are treating it as a hate crime.

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Barnsley College students and local celebrities took to the catwalk in a show-stopping finish to Barnsley Fashion Week with thousands of pounds raised for charity.

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“We worked closely with Barnsley College and their students in the Fashion department who were heavily involved in the fashion week. The students showcased their work in our pop-up shop in The Glassworks over the course of two weeks. Their garments were then modelled by some of the students themselves on the catwalk at our headline show. It was Sophie added: “It was such an honour for us a great opportunity for the students to get experience in a real life industry environ- to host the first show and it was great to see future talent coming through the ranks. ment and they all excelled!”

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Barnsley Rockley Rotary Club’s Christine Richards, Head of the Fashion Show subcommittee, said: “The first Barnsley Fashion Week ended with a spectacular catwalk show aided and supported by local radio hosts, singers and gospel choir. Amazing sound and Local boutiques and shops showcased their lighting created an atmosphere which I think ranges including The Linen Lounge, Pink surprised many.

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Sewing workshops organised by Community Warming Project got off to a great start with 16 people attending the first session.

New volunteers to help make door curtains and sausages will be welcome at the second workshop on 15th November.

The project is organised by Upper Don Community Energy (UDCE) {1} and is funded by the National Lottery’s Community Fund, Northern Power Grid Foundation and Sheffield City Council’s North Area Committee.

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Male and female Volunteers of all ages and with a range of skills are needed, including unpicking, measuring, cutting, tacking, using sewing machines and making tea. Volunteers with their own machines are especially welcome.

The Community Warming project is offering basic energy-saving measures to households that are having problems meeting high energy bills in the S36 postcode area. In addition to door curtains and sausages, draught excluding tape, radiator reflectors, pipe lagging, and LED bulbs will also be fitted free of charge to eligible households.

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Christmas Tractor Run to Delights Penistone with Festive Spirit In a display of community spirit, the annual Christmas Tractor and Wagon Run is set to kick off on Saturday, December 2nd, 2023, bringing joy to the streets of Penistone.

The event will start at Goldthorpes Corn Mill, located at Lee Lane, S36 9NN, where participants will gather at 3 PM. The convoy of festively decorated tractors and wagons will set off at 4 PM, creating a charming spectacle that promises to be a sight to behold.

One of the highlights of the event will be a drive past the Penistone Christmas Lights Switch On, an enchanting moment when the community will come together to celebrate the holiday season. Spectators can expect a radiant display of lights and the warm glow of holiday cheer.

The grand finale of this community event will take place at the Crow Edge Community Centre, situated on Sheffield Road, HD9 7TP. Attendees will be treated to an evening of entertainment, including country music, a bar serving festive beverages, and the chance to participate in a raffle and auction. The proceeds from these activities will be dedicated to supporting the Penistone Gateway Club, a local organization that provides valuable services to the community.

Adding to the excitement, TRS Gas and Plumbing will sponsor a "Best Dressed Tractor" competition. Tractor owners can showcase their creative decorations for a chance to win a £20 prize. It's sure to be a spirited and colourful competition that adds a touch of holiday magic to the event.

Participants are invited to join the festive tractor run for an entry fee of £20 per tractor. This fee also includes a delicious burger upon their return to the Crow Edge Community Centre. It's a wonderful opportunity to enjoy good company, spread holiday cheer, and support a great cause.

So, mark your calendars for the Christmas Tractor and Wagon Run on December 2nd, 2023, and be a part of this heartwarming tradition that brings the Penistone community together for a day of joy and giving.

Event November

Wednesday 8 Chapeltown and District Probus Club meet every second Wednesday of the month at Grenoside Community Hall on Main Street. We will be meeting next on November 11th at 10am. We would especially welcome new members. After a short formal gathering we will have a presentation from Mike Higginbottom on Demolished Sheffield. After the meeting some members continue to Wortley Hall for an informal lunch. For further information please contact our secretary Trevor Winslow on 07966317258 Thursday 9 Chapeltown WI hold their next meeting at 7.30pm in Chapeltown Methodist Church. Angie will come to speak to the group about the Dotting Shed. The competition is for a Sea Shell. Visitors and new members will always be made welcome.

9 Stocksbridge & District History Society Meeting.

Christ Church Hall 7 PM.‘The Sky’s the Limit!’ Speaker back, by popular request. Mike Ogden. All are welcome.

Friday 10 10.30 – Stocksbridge Library Relax with a poem.

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Saturday 11 St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield, Short Service of Remembrance at Storrs Wood at 10.45am 11 Spirit of the Blitz, Penistone Paramount, 2.30pm. Tickets £15 01226 767532 www. penistoneparamount.co.uk 11 Indoor Car boot sale 7:30am-11:00am Stalls available to hire at £12 each The Venue, 650 Manchester road,Stocksbridge S36 1DY Sunday 12 - St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield, Remembrance Service at the Church, 10.30am 12 Cawthorne Craft Fayre in the Village Hall, at Cawthorne S75 4EH. 10am to 3pm. Lots of handmade gifts from local makers.

Refreshments available too.

12 The service at Bullhouse Chapel on Sunday the 12th of November at 2.30pm , will be led by Remi. All are welcome to join us in this act of worship.

Monday 13 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - Annual General Meeting, Guest speaker will be Malcolm Nunn with some Old Photographs of Wadsley, Wadsley Church Hall, 7.30pm start. Homemade

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Tuesday 14 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens November meeting will be on Tuesday 14th at Wortley Hall with a talk by Will Tomson about “Wildlife Gardening” start time is 7.30 pm. New members welcome, admission is £2.50, free for friends of Wortley Hall Gardens. If you are interested contact Barry on 0114 2830056 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 cooperative of trade union groups. All welcome BAHG Members £2 Non-members £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 init’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

The next Music Makes Memories' Friendship Lunch which is a 'dementia friendly' event at the Devonshire Arms on Herries Rd is on Thursday 9 November.

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listings 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 Saturday 25th November 10.30am til 2.00pm.Usual stalls & Christmas Cheer.

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 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.

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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’, 10am12.30pm, refreshments, cards, gifts, wreaths etc.

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

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Wednesday 6 St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield - Hand-bells, Mulled Wine and Mince Pies, 7.30pm, Tickets - £6, pay at the door.

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June THROSSELL Passed away at home on 30th October, aged 92.

Loving Wife to the late Brian; Mum to Jane, Andrew, David and Helen; Grandma to Michelle, Steven, Nick, Tom, Sarah, Charlie and Melissa; and Great Gran to Ollie-Jai. Service to be held at Christ Church Stocksbridge at 2.30pm on Tuesday 21st November followed by cremation at Grenoside. The family would like to extend a warm welcome to join them for refreshments and to celebrate June’s life at Christ Church following the cremation service.

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Your Letters … Superintendent Paul McCurry and Deputy Chief Constable Mark Roberts said the figure covered There have been three documentary films about additional police resources to cover protests from the Sheffield street tree conflict. Last month February 26 to March 23…”

(4/10/2023) the second of these – ‘The Felling: An At least seven people were wrongfully arrested and Epic Tale Of People Power’’ – got its international received £24,300 in ‘compensation’, from the South release. It can be found online at Journeyman. Yorkshire Police (see The Star: 3/2/2019). tv, & on Amazon Prime. The premiere was at David Long (former Tree Officer), S35 Sheffield City Hall on 20/3/2022. On 24/10/2023, The Guardian published four pages on the conflict, in their ‘Long Read section: ‘Chainsaws, disguises Caking and toxic tea: the battle for Sheffield’s trees’.

It has been tempting for media to focus on the (Continuing the topic on the local tradition of period of greatest physical conflict, during which “Cakin’ ” started by Maureen Aitkin and followed activists participated in non-violent direct action up by S. Moxon)

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(NVDA), as a last-ditch attempt to secure the long- term retention of street trees that could and should have been retained as the £2.2bn ‘Streets Ahead’ highway maintenance project rolled out throughout the city.

Activists occupied space under trees that were about to be felled, or hindered the movement of vehicles and machines, by slow-walking. They also hindered or prevented the positioning of fencing that workers used to enclose worksites and exclude public access. Full enclosure was necessary for the Council’s court injunction against activists to be enforceable. The injunction made it a criminal act for a person to enter an enclosure. Activists that did so faced huge financial penalties and a prison sentence.

On 10/3/2023, The Yorkshire Post reported: “Sheffield Council officials repeatedly pressured South Yorkshire Police [SYP] to arrest more anti tree-felling protesters – and even commissioned a barrister to outline potential legal action they could take against the force…”.

After we moved to Stocksbridge in 1973 (before Hallowe’en was Americanised) I was surprised when “Cakers” knocked on our door on Hallowe’en singing a variation of a folk song I knew from the LP (“Long Player” – now known as “Vinyl”) “Frost and Fire” by the Watersons folk group from Hull (you can listen to it at: https://www.youtube. com/watch?v=OFNTitbBDtA ). This LP had a collection of folk songs linked to the medieval festivals (Easter through to Christmas), together with “Sleeve Notes” (remember them? – you don’t get them on downloads !) which explained how the early Christian calendar had absorbed some of the older traditional festivals and their associated folk songs and the traCK “Souling Song” is about SoulCaking.

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Homeless Link responds to Braverman absurd proposals Homeless Link and our members supported the government’s commitment to repealing the 1824 Vagrancy Act and agreed with the former Rough Sleeping and Housing Minister Eddie Hughes when he stated, “No-one should be criminalised simply for having nowhere to live, and it is right that we repeal the outdated Vagrancy Act.” It is absurd to now replace that act with something which continues to criminalise people forced to sleep rough Suella Braverman’s latest proposals take us back 199 years. The causes of homelessness are clear – the critical shortage of affordable homes and soaring rents while housing benefit is frozen; crumbling mental health and social care services and a failing immigration system. Individuals facing homelessness are usually survivors of trauma. They need help and support not criminalisation.

The number of people sleeping rough in England is rising rapidly. It’s absurd to suggest that this is down to “lifestyle choices” or that the answer is a “crackdown” on people sleeping rough and the charities that support them. No one should be sleeping rough in a tent in our country.

The Government could and should act – not by demonising and criminalising, but by supporting people experiencing and at risk of homelessness. In Foolishly as it turned out, I made the mistake of the short term to increase local housing allowance asking the singers if they knew the history of the “Everyone has the right to a safe and suitable home. song they were singing, to be told “No, I’ve just We are calling on the Chancellor to increase LHA come singing ‘Kay–Kay–Kay’ ( with an implied in the upcoming Autumn Statement – an action “…just give me the money ! )”. Anyway, readers that is now imperative to stem the tide of people might be interested to know that there’s a section becoming homeless and ensure that everyone, of the English Heritage website which explains the including those looking to escape homelessness, history of “Soul-Caking” (https://www.english- can find a home they can afford. heritage.org.uk/halloween/soul-cakes/ ) – here’s an Fiona Colley, Homeless Link’s Director of Social edited and shortened extract from it (it also has a Change recipe !):

On 17/3/2017, Horticulture Week reported: “South Yorkshire's Police & Crime Commissioner [PCC] Dr Alan Billings…‘The police should not be drawn into delivery of the policy, as they were when they knocked on doors in the early hours on Rustlings Road,’ he said. ‘This was a matter for the city council If you go trick-or-treating on Halloween, you might expect to receive sweets when you knock on and its contactors, as I said at the time.’ someone’s door, but in the Middle Ages, you would He added: ‘The police should not be put in a receive a 'soul cake', a small, round, oat-based, position where they risk eroding the community's biscuit-like cake and in return you'd say prayers trust and confidence in them and where they are for the salvation of souls languishing in purgatorial repeatedly having to commit resources that would pain. All Souls’ Day was one of the great holy days be better spent fighting crime.’” of medieval Europe, England included and was also closely related to All Saints’ Day, held on 1st On 23/3/2017, Sheffield Telegraph reported: “Last November. This day was also known as All-Hallows week Dr Alan Billings …said there was ‘no mileage’ and from this the night before came to be referred in making further arrests under union laws and to as All-Hallows Eve, and later ‘Hallowe’en’. that the CPS was ‘not prepared to criminalise peaceful protesters’. He said police officers should In the Middle Ages (and in some parts of ‘not go down this route as it will not go anywhere’. the country much later), on the days around Hallowe’en and All Souls' Day, poorer members of ‘The CPS are not willing to take to court people the community would go 'Souling'. This involved arrested under trade union laws as it is not in the going to the doors of their better-off neighbours public interest…’ ‘There is no mileage for police to and asking for charity. They would be given 'Soul make those arrests under that type of legislation.’”

Cakes' made using oats, raisins and currants and Fourteen people charged with offences had their spiced with nutmeg, cinnamon and ginger and cases dropped by the Crown Prosecution Service are first recorded around 1400 - but by then the custom was apparently already very old. The giving (CPS). of soul cakes is recorded in large parts of England, The Council’s highways contractor - Amey Hallam including Derbyshire, Lancashire, Staffordshire Highways Ltd – began hiring bouncers in May and parts of Yorkshire. Several rhymes associated 2017 before eventually hiring a private security with ‘soul-caking’ were recorded in the 19th firm to provide a ‘stewarding team’, to fend off century from places as geographically diverse as activists. Sheffield City Council (SCC) coerced SYP the West Midlands, Staffordshire, Hertfordshire into supporting felling operations, by fair means and Somerset. or foul. One activist – Helen Turner – sustained a Soul-caking is probably a pre-cursor of the modern broken wrist. practice of trick-or-treating. 'Dressing in costumes On 27/3/2018, the BBC reported on the PCC’s is a key part of trick-or-treating, which also has Public Accountability Board meeting: long historical roots and likely has its origins in “South Yorkshire's chief constable has said the 'Guising'. This was often associated with making force ‘regrets’ that Sheffield's tree protests have led mischief, transgressing the accepted bounds of good behaviour to a limited extent. Guising was to arrests of ‘decent people’. part of the fun, allowing people to temporarily …Mr Watson told the PCC that up to 33 officers take on a new identity. It also had the added were on-hand for crowd control duties each day, benefit that they were less likely to be recognised plus an experienced senior officer for command and punished for their misdeeds. Over time, the duties.” traditions of Guising and Soul-Caking largely died On 20/4/2018, The Star reported: “Additional out. However, the latter survived to within living policing to cover campaigners attempting to memory in parts of Sheffield, children singing a prevent controversial tree felling in Sheffield cost 'Caking' rhyme that recalled its medieval origins.

South Yorkshire Police £47,000 in overtime in less Jim Croft than a month, the force has revealed.

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Until many single bed size blankets were made and jumpers (not little T-shaped tops) that would suitably fit With designs, plain striped, fairisle as bright as a posy On the shoulders, designed to fit warm and cosy.

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On November 12th, in conjunction with the Remembrance Sunday service at 10:45 am, a special re-dedication service will mark the centenary of the iconic Clock Tower. Stocksbridge Town Council, with the support of the Stocksbridge and District History Society, has prepared a commemorative leaflet for this significant anniversary. These leaflets will be available during the service and at various locations throughout the town, allowing people to reflect on this Remembrance Day and the enduring legacy of the Clock Tower Memorial.

The history of the Clock Tower dates back to a visionary proposal in October 1916 when Mr Joseph Sheldon put forth a motion at a Stocksbridge Urban District Council meeting. His motion aimed to create a scheme to honour the men who had left the district and lost their lives defending the country. Following this, in November of the same year, Councillor Sheldon suggested calling a public meeting to form a committee responsible for devising a memorial plan. A public meeting was convened at the Stocksbridge Works School, where a committee was appointed, and a resolution was passed to commemorate the local heroes who had fought and fallen in the war.

However, progress on the memorial in Stocksbridge faced a two-year hiatus, with no significant developments until after the end of the First World War. In May 1919, a public meeting proposed the construction of a Pub-

lic Memorial Hall, estimated to cost £10,000, to be funded by subscriptions. A committee was formed, with Mr. J. Sheldon as chairman, tasked with raising the necessary funds.

In contrast, the Bolsterstone Memorial was realised much more swiftly, with the unveiling of a beautiful Saxon Cross in May 1920, honouring 31 local men who had lost their lives in the war. Meanwhile, local churches in Stocksbridge took the initiative to commemorate their fallen heroes, starting with the Stocksbridge Wesleyans in October 1920, followed by Stocksbridge Parish Church (St. Matthias) and the Primitive Methodists (Prims) in subsequent months.

It wasn't until January 1921 that a public meeting in Stocksbridge decided on a Clock Tower as the war memorial, with an estimated cost of £2,000. Approximately £1,000 had already been pledged, and Mr F. Coultas appealed to the community of nearly 9,000 residents to contribute the remaining £1,000 through smaller subscriptions.

Despite financial challenges and some uncertainty, the Clock Tower Memorial project persevered. In April 1922, Councillor Sheldon reassured the community that work on the Clock Tower would commence "as soon as possible." Notably, R.H.R. RimingtonWilson generously donated the land for the Clock Tower and later sold an adjacent field to the Council to create an attractive garden space around the Memorial.

Architect Mr Waynard Dixon's design was selected, and Messrs. Wm. Potts of Leeds was chosen to provide the clock with four faces and bells featuring Cambridge Quarter Chimes, along with the inscription on the largest bell, "At the going down of the sun, we will remember them."

Finally on July 14th, 1923, the Foundation Stone was laid

by F. S. Scott-Smith, General Manager of Fox's Works, in front of a large gathering of 3000 people, including members of the British Legion and prominent community figures. The Memorial Tower was unveiled on December 1st, 1923, by Rimington-Wilson and the Bishop of Sheffield performing the dedication service.

This enduring Clock Tower, constructed from Greenmoor stone, now features two bronze plaques bearing the names of 106 men and one woman from WW1 and 57 names from WW2, ensuring that

their memory lives on. "We Will Remember Them."

Appeal: Please join us at Johnson Street at 10am to commence the Parade to the Clock Tower, for this Historic 100th anniversary.

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Wharncliffe Side’s All-Stars It was a day filled with excitement and celebration as Wharncliffe Side Primary School emerged as the champions of the first-ever Primary All-Stars inclusive football event. The 7-a-side tournament, organised by Sheffield Wednesday, took place at the Jubilee Sports Ground community facility and showcased the talent and inclusivity of primary school students.

The event, designed for mixed teams of Year 6 boys and girls, brought together young athletes from various backgrounds, uniting them in the spirit of sportsmanship and camaraderie. Brett Pitcher, who played a pivotal role in organising the tournament, expressed his delight at the resounding success of the event and the enthusiasm displayed by all participants.

"It's heartwarming to see these young boys and girls coming together on the field to share their love for the beautiful game."

The winning team, Wharncliffe Side Primary School, displayed exceptional teamwork and sportsmanship throughout the tournament, ultimately securing the title. Freya, one

of the girls from the victorious Wharncliffe Side team, expressed her excitement about the event.

"I loved it! It's the first time I have ever played football outside school, and I'd love to do it again," Freya said with a beaming smile, highlighting the positive impact the event had on young participants.

Class Teacher and Head of PE at Wharncliffe Side Primary Nigel Hartley said. "I’m really proud of them all. The Primary AllStars event is all about promoting inclusion and providing an opportunity for children to showcase their football skills, regardless of their gender or background."

The inaugural Primary AllStars inclusive football event served as a shining example of the power of sports to bring people together and create opportunities for all. It is events like these that inspire the next generation of athletes and promote the values of inclusivity, fairness, and teamwork. Congratulations to Wharncliffe Side Primary School and all the participants who made this event a memorable success.

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Stocksbridge will be looking for a convincing performance and a win that would begin to lift them from their current lowly 12th place in the league ladder.

Stocksbridge Rugby will then travel to West Yorkshire the following week to face 5thplaced Knottingley RUFC. This Year’s Christmas Jumper fixture will be on 16th December, when old enemy Thornesians Rugby are the visitors to Coal Pit Lane.

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Stocksbridge Park Steels suffered their biggest loss in 18 months as they fell 4-0 to Bridlington Town.

Steels did start the game brightly.

Tomas Poole was causing problems with an early effort forcing James Hitchcock into action. He would have another strike from a similar position on the pitch but that one would go wide.

Bridlington would then get into the game and they’d soon have their goal.

A good ball played in Ali Aydemir on the right wing who found an onrushing Benn Lewis in the box. He then slammed the ball into the roof of the net, giving the seaside club the lead.

Minutes late, Bridlington were two ahead. They had a corner on the right and Andy Norfolk pinged the ball in. Jack Walters was unmarked and he powered a free header in, giving Bridlington a two-goal advantage.

One concerning moment would happen later in the first half. Luke Rawson and Tomas Poole tried sliding into the six-yard area to convert a good low ball into that area, but Bridlington were able to defend it and Rawson was penalised for making contact with the goalkeeper. How-

ever, a boot made contact with Rawson’s eye, causing a serious injury.

In the second half, Stocksbridge pushed forward and tried to get back into the game. The best opportunity would fall to Curtis Davies, who forced a mistake from the Bridlington defence. He tried to curl the ball into the bottom corner but Hitchcock made another good save, keeping Stocksbridge out.

But it would soon all go wrong for Steels. A switch in play was intercepted by Aydemir and he soon took off down the pitch with no one being able to catch him. He would then finish past Townsend, killing the game off as a contest.

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Three minutes later it was even worse.

Lewis Dennison’s cross came from the left and Aydemir was there at the far post to finish, making sure that Bridlington would have a big win to remember from the day.

It was easy to say could it get worse, but the football gods would find a way to do. Jordan Lemon, who was captain for the day with Ross Goodwin and Kurtis Turner out, would be sent off for dissent as frustrations got too much for the team. And just to

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