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TEENAGE FOOTBALLER’S LIFE SAVED BY DEFIBRILLATOR Mum says, “There should be one at every sports ground, in every school and on every street corner.” By James Evans A DEFIBRILLATOR was used to save the life of a 14-year-old footballer in Oughtibridge at the weekend – and his parents say the devices “should be on every street corner.” Daniel Lowe, who represents Stocksbridge Park Steels’ Under-15 Yellow, was involved in the game against Maltby Main at Forge Lane, Oughtibridge, when he collapsed and suffered a heart attack.

SAVED: Daniel Lowe, 14, is recovering from his heart attack.

The referee then called for the defibrillator, which was installed last year and donated by the Daniel Wilkinson Foundation, and coach Nick Dodsworth and two nurses from Maltby shocked him to try to get his heart beating and back to the normal rhythm.

He was down for several minutes and once the ambulance arrived, the coach and two nurses continued to help and managed to get him stable enough to take to the hospital. The youngster is now recovering and his parents have hailed the quick thinking actions of those who came to his aid. Daniel’s mother, Lynsey Lowe, said in a letter to the club: “My husband and I want to thank everyone who was at the match on Sunday. “Everyone contributed in saving my son’s life, from the referee who knew a defibrillator existed, the parents who ran speedily to bring it and the parents who lined the route for the ambulance to gain access.

“Plus, of course, the nurses and our coach Nick that started giving him CPR at the scene, bringing him back to life. “Their quick thinking not only saved his life but brought him back to us without any mental deficits. “He is recovering amazingly and is spending time in hospital at the Leeds General Infirmary, where they are investigating what caused his cardiac arrest. “This life saving piece of equipment is priceless. If we have learnt from the tragic event please let it be that these defibrillators are at every sports ground, in every school and on every street corner.” A spokesperson for Stocksbridge Park Steels told Look

Local: “From all of us at Stocksbridge Park Steels Football Club, we want to wish Daniel a speedy recovery and that we are going to ensure safety is a priority for everyone.” Park Steels junior chairman and referee at the match, Ian Cavanagh, told Look Local: “I can’t praise highly enough the conduct and efforts from both sets of players, parents, coaches and the paramedic team. “I witnessed some true heroes in action on Sunday and I’m very proud and honoured to be part of Stocksbridge Park Steels F.C.” League funding is available to help with the cost of defibrillators, more details are available at https://junleague.com/news. php?newsid=2675.

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THREE ARRESTED AND RELEASED ON BAIL IN CONNECTION WITH RUNNER’S DEATH THREE people arrested in connection with the murder of Gary Dean have been bailed pending further enquiries. Two people, a 40-year-old man and a 76-year-old woman, were re-arrested by police on suspicion of murder earlier this week, in connection with Mr Dean’s death. A 49-yearold woman was arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender.

All three were arrested on Thursday November 22 but have now been bailed pending further enquiries. Mr Dean, 48, was found with significant injuries in a wooded area behind Moorend Lane, Silkstone Common, close to the Trans Pennine Trail, at around 5.40pm on Thursday September 6. Detective Chief Inspector Steve Whittaker, who is overseeing the investigation, said: “Our inquiry has been ongo-

ing since 6 September, with dedicated staff investigating this awful offence of murder. I’m still appealing to anyone who may have any information to contact the police.� The investigation continues and anyone with information is asked to call South Yorkshire Police on 101 quoting incident number 628 of 6 September 2018. You can also give information to Crimestoppers anonymously by calling 0800 555 111.

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Yorkshire Ramblers tackle Kanchenjunga trek to cap their 125th year I only wish I could be back there again with you.”

meets each year most in the UK.

Alan has climbed not only 8,586m (28,169 ft) Kanchenjunga but all 14 of the world’s 8,000m peaks – the only Brit to have achieved this feat.

Despite the club’s name, members rarely simply ramble and are not confined to Yorkshire and members from Oxford, Inverness, Norway and Australia are on this trek.

The YRC group returned to Manchester from Kathmandu with enough time to shower and change before their annual dinner marking the end of the Club’s 125th year. This event will be held at Settle’s Falcon Manor and be addressed by the President of the Alpine Club, John Porter.

A DOZEN Yorkshire Ramblers’ Club recently reached the site of Kanchenjunga’s north base camp on the 15th day of their 22-day Himalayan trek organised by YRC Honorary member Motup Gomba and his Rimo Expeditions team. It took them a week to get to a roadhead and in contact with Yorkshire. One member on this trek is Worrall’s Michael Smith who has lead YRC mountaineering trips to various parts of the

Bolivian Andes, Svalbard, Greenland’s Liverpool Land, Malawi’s Mulanje massif and Nepal’s Mera Peak. As they set out for Nepal, leading Yorkshire mountaineer and Honorary member, Alan Hinkes OBE wished them well saying: “Kanchenjunga is an arduous and challenging trek to BC (basecamp) but very worthwhile with impressive scenery culminating in spectacular views of the third highest mountain in the world.

Trekking is only one of the YRC’s wide ranging activities. 2018 has seen them rock climbing in Spain, winter mountaineering in Scotland, caving in Romania and hill walking in Ireland and Wales besides meetings in their Clapham and Little Langdale clubhouses. The Yorkshire Ramblers’ Club welcomes independent minded hillwalkers, cavers and the like whatever their level of experience (membership@yrc.org. uk) and holds about twenty weekend or week-long sociable

Kanchenjunga was first climbed by two Brits, Joe Brown and George Band, in 1955 two years after Everest was first climbed. Kanchenjunga’s ascent is more demanding than that of Everest. Out of respect for the local cultural significance of the mountain’s summit, climbers stop short of the last few feet. This third highest mountain in the world straddles the border between Nepal and India’s Sikkim. Weather was good for the trek though cold for the several days above 4,000m. It rained during daylight hours for only half-anhour but also during a couple of nights. Leeches were a minor problem in the lower little-used temporary sections of the trail taken to avoid landslips. There are seven YRC members living in Sheffield.

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WEDNESDAY FANS SHOW CHRISTMAS SPIRIT AHEAD of the Championship clash between Sheffield Wednesday FC and Derby County FC this Saturday, S6 Foodbank and their team of volunteers hosted two drop-off points for food donations at Hillsborough. Twin gazebos were present from midday through to kick-off on the bridge next to the South Stand and at the Owls Megastore for fans to bring food items to give. All donations are recorded digitally by S6 Foodbank and will be tailored for the individual or respective group in need. It was hoped that the event would provide much needed relief to many this Christmas period and raise awareness of the rising need since the government introduced Universal Credit. Sheffield Wednesday’s involvement with S6 Foodbank came about following an intervention by local Councillor Ben Curran. He said: “I know no one wants to have to rely on using a foodbank, but it is a sad fact of recent

times that more and more people are dependent on them. “I already work closely in supporting S6 Foodbank and I know that Wednesday do some terrific work in the community, and I don’t just say that as I’m an Owl, so I thought it would be only natural to bring them together to see what could be done. “I’m delighted that I have been able to play my part in the new initiative and huge credit must go to Mr Chansiri and everyone at the Club for being so open to this idea. “It is worth bearing in mind that the majority of people who rely on foodbanks are in-work. There should be no shame in turning to a foodbank to support you or your family, and I hope that fellow Wednesday fans will give and support this cause”. Marcus Brameld, Community Manager at SWFC, commented “Christmas is the traditional time of year for everyone to celebrate togetherness with family and friends. So this weekend is the ideal opportunity for the

Wednesday family to come together and offer the hand of friendship to those in the community that need it the most. “Sheffield Wednesday are proud to be in partnership with S6 Foodbank and we urge as many of our supporters as possible to make a donation, however big or small, on Saturday.” Chris from S6 Foodbank said: “The partnership with Sheffield Wednesday shows the backing of business in the city and their heart for community, Sheffield is a great city for supporting people in need and this is another example of this in action, as a foodbank we have seen an increase of 25% since April and with the onset of winter plus Universal Credit the numbers could increase, so every tin helps.” The foodbank said they were “overwhelmed” by the response with generous donations helping to replenish the supplies.

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Vast majority of local roads resurfaced since 2012 East Ecclesfield (80%), West Ecclesfield (81%) and Stocksbridge (85%) all scoring higher than the city wide average. This information also follows last year’s National Highways and Transport Public Satisfaction Survey which revealed that satisfaction with the city’s roads has almost doubled over the past decade.

Councillor Steve Wilson NEW figures have revealed that north Sheffield roads are in a considerably better state than in previous years, with the vast majority resurfaced as part of the Streets Ahead project.

Figures detail that for the average council ward in the city 72% of roads will likely have been resurfaced since the start of the council’s Streets Ahead project. In addition many local wards saw an even greater share of their roads resurfaced – with

In 2012 Sheffield City Council began a huge city-wide highways maintenance contract with Amey to upgrade and maintain the condition of the city’s roads, pavements, street lights, bridges and other items on or around our streets. The Streets-Ahead programme is the largest highway investment contract ever seen in Sheffield, worth £2 billion, and has seen around 800 miles of road resurfaced across all areas of the city.

Commenting on the figures East Ecclesfield and Labour Councillor Steve Wilson said: “These figures show what a difference there has been to our roads. “This is something that matters to a lot of people in our area and I am really pleased with the progress made. The roads really did need drastic improvement and I’m pleased Labour councillors forced this change.

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Sheffield City Council’s Cabinet Member for the Environment and Streetscene Councillor Lewis Dagnall added: “Last year’s National Highways and Trans- 1 Learoyd Way, The Barracks, Hillsborough, Sheffield S6 2LR port Public Satisfaction Survey results showed that people’s satisfaction “But I know that there with the city’s roads has is much more that still almost doubled. needs to be done. No one is being compla- “This is even more recent and I will continue markable given the to fight for the best pos- declining state of the roads nationally amidst sible local roads.” sweeping government Stocksbridge ward has cuts. also seen a large amount of its roads resurfaced “We know that more and Labour Councillor work needs to be done, Francyne Johnson ex- and importantly the proplained the difference Streets-Ahead this has made: “I think gramme is about mainwe’re finally getting rid taining the roads to a of the tag of pot-hole high standard for the city. There has been a next 25 years.” Councillor Francyne Johnson marked improvement,

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Sheffield man who cannot be named jailed for “decades of sexual abuse” A 57-year-old Sheffield man has been convicted of a string of sexual offences against young children, following a two-week trial at Sheffield Crown Court. The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, appeared before Sheffield Crown Court charged with a catalogue of sexual offences against child relatives, including multiple counts of rape and sexual assault.

On Friday November 23, he was found guilty of five counts of rape and five counts of sexual assault. He was also found guilty of two counts of cruelty, three counts of sexual activity with a child family member under 13, one count causing a person to engage with sexual activity without consent and one count of causing a child to engage with sexual activity without consent. He was immediately sentenced to 24years in prison.

The charges relate to three children, who also cannot be named for legal reasons, who were all under 18 at the time of the abuse. Detective Constable Nick Johnson, the investigating officer, said: “This is a substantial sentence for the significant and prolonged sexual abuse of three young victims, all of whom have shown tremendous strength and bravery throughout our investigation.

“Our inquiry began in 2015, when one of the victims made the incredibly courageous decision to come forward and report his horrific crimes. We were able to identify further victims and uncovered this man’s prolific offending, which spanned two decades. “I am pleased he has been sent to prison for his crimes, though this will never be able to undo the damage caused to his victims. I only hope that with this conviction and sentencing, they feel able to

move forward with their lives knowing that their abuser is behind bars.” Please note that victims of sexual offences are guaranteed anonymity under the Sexual Offences Act. Anyone who posts information that identifies a victim, or information that could lead to the identification of a victim, is breaking the law. Due to the nature of the charges in this case, neither the offender nor the victims can be identified.

Yorkshire research panel members needed YORKSHIRE residents with hearing loss, deafness and tinnitus are invited to join national charity’s research panel to help influence its work. National charity Action on Hearing Loss is looking for people who are deaf

or have hearing loss or tinnitus, to join the charity’s research panel in Yorkshire and help shape its work. Through completing short surveys detailing their first hand experiences of living with hearing loss, and taking

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LIB DEMS AND CONSERVATIVES NAME CANDIDATES on Barnsley Council for the Liberal Democrats. Hannah believes her experience as a councillor, at work, helping to run a local business and raising a family in South Yorkshire all give her the right perspective to take on the role of parliamentary candidate and be a fresh and effective voice for Penistone and Stocksbridge. Hannah has announced her candidacy just days after momentum activists passed a vote of noconfidence in local Labour MP Angela Smith. Hannah has pledged to work for everybody in the local area, and to listen to residents’ views regardless of their political leanings or party affiliations.

BOTH the Liberal Democrats and Conservative parties have named their parliamentary candidates for the Stocksbridge & Penistone seat at next general election. Penistone and Stocksbridge Liberal Democrats have selected local Councillor Hannah Kitching. She lives just outside Penistone with her husband

Hannah says: “I am delighted to have been selected as the Lib Dem parliamentary candidate for Penistone and Stocksbridge. While Labour continue to fight amongst themselves I am determined to get on with the very James and their two young daugh- important job of repreters. senting everyone in our Hannah and James own a Sheffield- constituency. based manufacturing business, ex- “There are lots of issues porting precision-made steel prod- which need addressing ucts across the globe. here – from the dreadBefore starting a family Hannah ful state of our public worked as a sales manager and for transport system to the NHS as a physiotherapist. She the lack of broadband now represents Penistone West ward in our rural areas, the

chronic underfunding of our schools to the crisis in mental health services and social care. These issues aren’t going to be solved by infighting and personal squabbles – they’ll be solved by politicians who engage with our communities, listen to local people, stand up for what they believe in and put the work in.” Miriam Cates has been selected as the Conservative candidate. Miriam is married with three children, owns a software company and is a fully qualified science teacher. She was selected by members of the Penistone & Stocksbridge Conservative Association on Wednesday October 24. A parish councillor in the constituency, Miriam will campaign to become the first ever Conservative MP for Penistone & Stocksbridge. She says that her campaign will focus on delivering housing that is sensitive to local communities, improving public transport infrastructure and raising educational standards. “I am honoured and delighted to be selected as the Conservative candidate for Penistone & Stocksbridge,” Miriam said.

“I am proud to call this area my home, and my commitment to our local community will enable me to represent the people of Penistone & Stocksbridge with real integrity. “Only the Conservatives can build a country that works for everyone with a stronger, fairer economy and a more compassionate society.”

She added: “I want to become MP for Penistone & Stocksbridge to serve the people of this constituency. I want to stand up for Yorkshire values of hard work, fairness and community spirit and make sure we all have the opportunity to lead fulfilling and rewarding lives.”

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Jo Beadle, Performing Arts Lecturer at The Sheffield College, said: “We’ve had a lot of fun working on this show, which is an important part of the students’ coursework and

helps them to develop the skills that the performing arts industry needs.” She added: “It’s a great, uplifting musical for the festive season and an all time favourite that appeals to a wide audience.” The students are completing the Performing and Production Arts Level 3 qualifica-

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NEW HOMES FOR SHEFFIELD SHEFFIELD, like many other major cities, has a growing population and a growing demand for new homes.

Around 2,000 homes are needed in the city per year over the next five years for the young, older people, families and those who are vulnerable. These homes need to be either homes for sale or to rent. The new homes delivery plan, launched this week, aims to meet these needs which will mean that people in Sheffield will live in good quality, affordable, safe and secure homes. The council say that the plan will: • Maintain the current level of homes being built and improve the range on offer. • See the building of these 2,000 new homes, which will include over 725 new af-

fordable homes per year for the next five years to meet housing need.

• See the council working with the public and private sector to deliver the much needed homes. • Support the council’s intention to prioritise brownfield land to bring back into use land that has not been used for many years. • Bring existing empty housing back into use. Building more homes will mean that it will be easier to free up and make the best use of the city’s existing stock. Many people are struggling to afford to live in a home that they can afford across all types and tenures of housing. The council will work with the private and public sector to address the significant shortfall in affordable homes for

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Wed November 28 28 Thurgoland Community Choir practice at 7.30pm. The practice will be at Crane Moor Chapel as usual. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact: Elaine 0114 2845494 or Julie 0114 2830613. 28 Stocksbridge Community Forum AGM 7pm at The Venue. City Councillor Francyne Johnson will respond to our concerns and tell us of her ambitions for Stocksbridge and the wider Sheffield area.

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28 Alpine Lodge 20th anniversary from 10.30am onwards for a cake and cuppa, meet Tracy the new manager and the staff. Entertainment from 2.30pm - 50s/60s/70s show with Razzle Dazzle Productions followed by futter tea at 4pm. Everyone welcome! Thur November 29 29 Stocksbridge Art Society at Christ Church Hall with Cath Inglis, artist in the medium of pastel. 7pm to 9pm. Members free, visitors £3. Raffle and refreshments. 29 Monthly Folk Session, with The Fates and Friends, the Wharncliffe Arms, Wharncliffe Side, 8.30pm. Singers and musicians welcome. 29 Penistone and the Peak district in war time - a talk by local historian John Ownsworth at Stocksbridge Library from 1pm to 2pm. Free – please book with staff at help desk or by calling 0114 2734205 or email Stocksbridge. library@sheffield.gov.uk

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Sunday December 2 2 Friends of Wisewood and District, Christmas Celebration, 3.30-5pm, RIVA project next to Wisewood Sports Centre, 77 Laird Road, music, carols, stalls, band, free mulled fruit juice and mince pies. 2 Activity Nativity! at 3pm at the

Stocksbridge Christian Centre, Cedar Road. Creating Christmas Decorations, decorating the church tree, songs and carols. Everyone is invited. MoN December 3 3 Stockbridge Photographic Society. Stocksbridge Library. 7.30pm for 7.45pm start. Ian Spooner street photography. Tues December 4 4 St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield, on St Nicholas’ day, Bradfield Handbell group, mince pies, mulled wine, 7.30pm, entry by ticket only, 2851225. 4 Chapeltown and Ecclesfield Townswomen’s Guild hold their meetings on the first Tuesday of each month at Chapeltown Methodist Church at 2 pm. The speaker this week will be talking about ‘Namibia’. Visitors/New Members always welcome. For further details phone 01142 458837. 4 Carol singing at the Plough, Low Bradfield. Starts at 8pm. Come along and sing up some Christmas spirit. Wed December 5 5 Stocksbridge and District W.I. Christmas party at Christ Church. 6.45pm for a 7pm start. There will be a pie and pea supper for ÂŁ6. If anyone needs to book, call Janet on 07939941818 ASAP. Visitors always welcome. 5 Thurgoland Community Choirs last practice before the Christmas concert at the earlier time of 7pm. Also the practice will be at Holy Trinity Church Thurgoland. Contact Elaine 0114 2845494 or Julie 0114 2830613. 5 Singing by Heart. Dementia friendly singing group. 10.30am at The Salvation Army, Victoria Street, Stocksbridge. This is a group welcoming those living with dementia and their carers. Includes refreshments. Free of charge. Thur December 6 6 Charity event for Wellbeing of Women, the Research Charity raising money for improving the lives of women and babies. A musical evening with Sheffield Harmony at Crooks Social Club. Tickets ÂŁ5 all proceeds to WoW. Doors open at 7pm for Concert start at 7.45pm. Tickets from Maurice at the Social club or Angela Scarfe on 07770393898. Friday December 7 7 Thurgoland Community Choir present their Christmas Concert in Holy Trinity Church Thurgoland at 7.30pm. There will be the School choir and guests. Tickets ÂŁ6 adults and ÂŁ3 children. Contact: Elaine on 0114 2845494 or Julie 0114 2830613. 7 Stocksbridge spiritual Group demonstration of Tea Leaf & mediumship with Joanne Cezzarr tickets ÂŁ6 per person or pay on the door ÂŁ8 pp for one night only at the Inman Pavilion, Moorlands Drive, Stocksbridge, S36 1EG. Doors open at 7.15pm to start at 7.30pm, everyone welcome we are open every Friday for more info or to book tickets call Karrie on 07919971589. 7 Brightholmlee Methodist Church,Wharncliffe Side. Christmas Tree Festival. 3pm until 7pm. 7 Commencing Friday December 7,

What’s On half price book sale at Ecclesfield Library for one week only. 7 On behalf of Alzheimer’s Society, National Elf Day at Ecclesfield Church from 10 to 12pm. Drinks, cakes, nearly new stalls and brilliant raffle prizes. Sat December 8 8 Bradflix film club, Bradfield Village Hall, 3pm, ‘Incredibles 2’, bar and refreshments, www.bradflix. co.uk 8 1.30. A Totally Professional Troupe. Sleeping Beauty Pantomime. Stocksbridge High School Main Hall. ÂŁ3 adults, ÂŁ1 children. Everyone welcome. Tickets from Stocksbridge Keys, Manchester Road. A Valley React Community Project. There for the community. 8 Brightholmlee Methodist Church,Wharncliffe Side. Christmas Tree Festival. 3pm until 7pm. 8 High Green Methodist Church Christmas Tree Festival. 11am -4pm. Sponsored by local businesses and decorated by local schools and groups.Vote for your favourite. Various stalls and refreshments. All welcome. 8 Penistone Paramount at 2-30pm. ‘A Compton Christmas Cracker’ with Peter Jebson and Damon Willetts in festive mood at the Compton cinema organ. Tickets from the Paramount box office in person, on the Paramount website or by telephone on 01226 767532 or 07944 566972. 8 Children’s Christmas Crafts, 10am to 11.30am. ÂŁ1 per child. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Ecclesfield Library. 8 The City of Sheffield Teachers’Choir present a Christmas Concert of “Festive Favouritesâ€? at Oughtibridge Chapel, Church Street, at 7pm. Tickets on the door or from Jackie on 0114 2863251. Sunday December 9 9 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners, Work Day on the Common removing birch, 10am to 3pm, meet at Rural Lane Car Park, tools and gloves provided, 2348425. 9 Millhouse Green Male Voice Choir are in concert with Thurlstone Brass Band and St John’s Junior School Choir in St Saviour’s Church Thurlstone at 3pm. Tickets ÂŁ6 (including refreshments) (children free). Contact 01226 763754. 9 High Green Methodist Church Christmas Tree Festival. 12 noon -2pm. Sponsored by local businesses and decorated by local schools and groups. Vote for your favourite. Various stalls and refreshments. All welcome. 9 Brightholmlee church at Wharncliffe Side, Christmas Tree Festival. 12 noon until 3pm. Followed at 4pm a “Carol and Christingle Serviceâ€?. Admission free. Refreshments available. Everyone welcome. Mon December 10 10 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - A Christmas Carol Concert with Robin Garside, Humble Swain and Bow Jest, local string quartet. Entrance fee ÂŁ3.50 members, ÂŁ4 visitors, includes mulled wine and mince pies, 7.30pm, Wadsley Church Worrall Road, S6 4BA. Tues December 11

11 The Thurgoland Tuesday Groups next meeting is the Games Night at 7.30 pm. All welcome. Contact: Joan Methley on 0114 4535139. 11 Wreath Making Evening. Bolsterstone Village Hall. 7pm. Entrance fee is only ÂŁ10, which includes a complimentary glass of mulled wine, mince pie, everything you need to make your wreath, full tuition and lots of fun. Tel 0114 2830781 or text 07711706670 to reserve your places. Wed December 12 12 Chapeltown forum, In Bloom and the Chapeltown Church’s will be having their annual carols in the garden, Memorial Garden next to Newton Hall. 7pm to 8pm refreshments available, come along and start the festive season. Music by Chapeltown Band guest singers from Eccelsfield School. 12 Chapeltown WI hold their last meeting of 2018 at 7.30.pm in Chapeltown Library. This will be a Christmas party with a fish and chip supper. The competition is for a Christmas Star, any medium. New members are always welcome. 12 Ecclesfield Handbell Ringers Concert atEcclesfield Library. 7.30pm to 9pm. Free admission. Coffee and mince pies available. Thur December 13 13 Try the Community Cafe at the Beacon at Thurgoland Holy Trinity Church from 10am to 1pm. With refreshments, chat, crafts, advice, IT help and books. All welcome, contact Sue on 0114 2888501. 13 Thurgoland Local History Groups next meeting at Thurgoland Village Hall at 7.30pm. The speaker is R. Leader with a talk about ‘Rockingham China 18261842’. Followed by Christmas supper. All welcome, admission is ÂŁ2. For more information please contact Maurice on 0114 2883482, or Margaret on 0114 2885037. 13 Stocksbridge and Upper Don 50+ Group will meet 2pm to 3.30pm in Stocksbridge Library. New members welcome. 13 Singing 4 Fun will be held with the Beacon at Holy Trinity Church Thurgoland from 10.30am to 12pm. Followed by refreshments. No auditions, no musical experience necessary. All welcome, contact Judith on 0114 2830083. Singing 4 Fun is a Dementia Friendly event. Friday December 14 14 Stocksbridge and Upper Don Community Health Forum meet 10.30am to 12 noon in Stocksbridge Library. All welcome. Sat December 15 15 Bradfield Village Hall, Farmer’s Market, 9am-3pm, 0114 2851227. 15 - Bradflix film club, Bradfield Village Hall, 7pm, ‘Disney, A Christmas Carol’, bar and refreshments, free port or sherry and mince pie, bring the family along, www.bradflix.co.uk 15 The City of Seffield Teachers’ Choir will be singing carols in the Winter Garden, city centre, between 1pm and 3m. Do come along, listen and enjoy, then maybe even join us in the New Year? We begin again on January 10 at St. Mary’s Bramall Lane.

Monday December 17 17 Stocksbridge Transport Forum will meet 2pm to 3pm in Stocksbridge Library, chaired by Cllr Julie Grocutt. Update and input to Sheffield Transport Users Group on January 4. 17 Bradfield Village Hall, Christmas with Classic Brass, tickets from Flask End Post Office or www.bradflix. co.uk , 7.30pm Tuesday December 18 18 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens meeting - the Christmas social and quiz. 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. 18 Table decorations Evening. Bolsterstone Village Hall. 7pm. Entrance fee is only £12, which includes a complimentary glass of mulled wine and mince pie, full tuition, lots of fun and everything you need to make your table decoration - just bring a few fresh flowers. Tel 0114 2830781 or text 07711706670 to reserve your places. Wednesday December 19 19 Valley React’s Christmas Party. 1.30pm. Legion Club, Edward Street. Stocksbridge. Crawshaws Buffet - Coffee Apple Cakes. Deb’n’Her Vocalists Top Act in Benidorm. Only £7. Ring Kath 07596130043. Everyone welcome. Valley React is there for the community. Sunday December 23 23 St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield, Nine lessons and Carols, 6.30pm. Monday December 24 24 St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield, Christmas Eve Christingle Service for young Children, 4pm.

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smoke using positive pressure ventilation. After the incident was dealt with, and the occupant had been given treatment by paramedics, it emerged that this fire had started when the flame from a candle, which was on a windowsill, spread to a set of window blinds. Crews also noted that there were no smoke alarms in the property and installed two before leaving. Following the incident the service is re-iterating its safety advice regards candles, and smoke alarms.

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Working smoke alarms provide early warning when fire hits. Buy them, fit them to every level of your home and test them weekly. It only takes two minutes. It is safer to use battery operated candles, but if you are going to use wax ones they should be kept well away from curtains, clothes and other flammable materials. They should also be kept out of reach of children and pets, placed on a heat resistant surface and carefully extinguished before you go to bed.

Pedestrian critically injured following Hillsborough collision POLICE are appealing for information following a collision in Hillsborough on the morning of Saturday November 24. At around 4am to 4.15am, it is reported that a van/taxi minibus was involved in a collision with a pedestrian on Penistone Road in Hillsborough. The collision is believed to have taken place close to the junction with Bastock Road and

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THE Stocksbridge branch of the Co-operative handed out cheques to three different causes on Saturday. The store makes a donation to chosen community causes each year and this year, the benefactors were Stocksbridge Rugby Club, Deepcar Brass Band and The Hub Food Bank. The total donated, raised through the membership scheme, stood at £14,470.73.

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HALLIDAY Charles Unexpectedly on the 9th of November Age 59 years Formerly of Bolsterstone Beloved Husband of the late Elizabeth. Much loved Dad, Grandad, Brother, Brother-in-Law, Uncle, Godfather and best friend. Family and friends are invited to the funeral service at St Mary’s Church, Bolsterstone on Friday 30th November at 12:30pm. Family flowers only. Donations in lieu of flowers to Yorkshire Air Ambulance.

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IBBOTSON Bill Peacefully on 23rd November 2018 at the Northern General Hospital, with his family by his side, William (Bill) Ibbotson aged 93 years. Dearly loved Husband of Olive. Much loved Dad of Alan and Marion, proud Grandad of Louise. Family and friends are invited to the funeral service at Grenoside Crematorium, South Chapel on Thursday 6th December at 1.30pm. Family flowers only please but donations in lieu of flowers would be appreciated for The Huntsman Ward, Northern General Hospital C/o T W Birks & Son, 100 Manchester Road, Deepcar, S36 2RE. In Memory

Jean Shirley SYKES 22.2.1939 - 3.12.2007 Time slips by and life goes on But from our hearts you’re never gone We think about you always, We talk about you too. We have so many memories But we wish we still had you. Always & forever John x Nicola x & William x

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Peter George CUDWORTH Susan would like to thank all relatives friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy cards of condolence and generous donations. Special thanks to Belmont House for their excellent care of Peter and to the Deepcar doctors. Thank you to Phyllis Burley for her visit, kind words and comforting service. Thank you to the caterers for their excellent refreshments and to Colin Gray , Ian Waterhouse and colleagues at T W Birks for their caring funeral arrangements.The attendance of so many people was a great comfort.

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Councillor Mike Levery, Sheffield City Council, West Ecclesfield Ward, Liberal Democrats It is with a mix of anger and sadness that I note the recent vote of no confidence in Angela at the Constituency Labour Party meeting.

Further to the letter from Peter Martin concerning Angela Smith I suggest that he and the executive look further than the actions of one MP for the ills of the Labour Party.

I and a number of erstwhile Labour voters of my Councillor update acquaintance, together with the many thousands of contributors on social media have stated that they have not and will not in future vote Labour whilst Hello everybody, the current three stooges are leading the party. It has been an interesting and very rewarding Corbyn changes his mind more often than I change couple of weeks on the City Council. my shirt, Abbott shows herself to be a fool each To begin, at a recent planning meeting I was asked time she is interviewed and McDonnell appears to by one of my constituents to support a substantial be drunker than Junker. number of objections regarding the building of a property in Grenoside. John Gosling, I was happy to support my constituents in this Deepcar case and I made a short presentation adding my voice to the excellent presentations made by the other objectors. It was really rewarding that these Angela Smith arguments were clearly taken on-board by the elected members on the planning committee as a number changed their mind about the application I have a lot of sympathy for Angela Smith’s plight and Labour, Lib Dem, Green and UKIP councillors following the vote of “no confidence� in her by voted to overturn the officer recommendation to Penistone and Stocksbridge CLP. Her comments grant permission. about the proposed renationalisation of the water industry by the Labour Party being “undeveloped, I was glad that my arguments helped to get this un-costed and should not be a priority amid so decision overturned. Championing local residents in this way is one of the most rewarding aspects of many post-Brexit challenges� are spot on. my role as a councillor. Having worked in the water industry when in public ownership in the 1980’s and post privatisation for At Council meetings this month I was happy the last 30 years, the difference is like chalk and to support a Labour motion calling for local cheese. Gone are the days of brown water and the authorities to take back control of public transport.

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I have been a Labour Party supporter all my adult However, I shall be sending Mrs Claus and Jen the elf in my place, so if you still need to send me life and I remain (just) a party member. letters they will be collecting them for me. However, the party of tolerance and comradeship I knew no longer exists, it having been replaced by Hope you have a lovely Christmas. the ‘Momentum Party’. Father Christmas, This group seeks to take over at every branch and Lapland. constituency level throughout the country and then to bully and cajole those MPs who have the temerity to disagree with the sainted leader or indeed the branch’s own small-minded directives. Represent the constituents In this they exhibit the worst traits of the hard left (and for that matter the far right) i.e. intolerance of criticism of the leadership and a demand for loyalty to the regime rather than constituents, country or conscience.

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STANNINGTON BRASS BAND SPREAD FESTIVE CHEER WITH SEASONAL CONCERTS STANNINGTON Brass Band is preparing to bring festive cheer to audiences in pubs, concert halls, golf clubs and churches around Sheffield. A spokesperson for the band said: “We are gearing up to fulfil numerous engagements over the coming weeks and looking forward to performing our new concert programme as well as the ever popular carolling evenings.

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A COMPTON CHRISTMAS CRACKER IN PENISTONE ‘A COMPTON Christmas Cracker’ Penistone Cinema Organ Trusts final concert of 2018 takes place at the Penistone Paramount on Saturday December 8 at 2.30pm. Featured guest organists will be double bill Peter Jebson and Damon Willetts.

The events list for 2019 at both the Penistone Paramount and the Astoria Centre, Barnsley has now been published. Getting things off to a rousing start is the New Year’s Day concert at the Astoria Centre at 2.30pm when three top organists will be at the console of the

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The Grumbleweeds will bring their own brand of comedy to the special nineteenth anniversary concert at the Paramount on Saturday April 13 at 2.30pm. Phil Kelsall from the Blackpool Tower Ballroom will also be returning both in

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Local author to drop anchor in Fox Valley LOCAL author Suzy Senior has penned a swashbuckling Christmas tale like no other with her new book, ‘A Pirate Christmas: The Nativity Story’. To celebrate, Suzy has teamed up with members of local churches to hold a Pirate Christmas event at Fox Valley. This will be on Saturday December 1, with crafts, activities, a treasure hunt and interactive Pirate Nativity performances take place on the bandstand at 11am, 12pm and 1pm. Pirate fancy dress is very welcome! Suzy told Look Local: “We have enjoyed taking the performance into assemblies in the Deepcar

schools already, and are really excited about the day! Fox Valley have been brilliant, and we are very grateful for all their help.� Illustrated by Andy Catling, the book tells the story of Pirate Dad, Joe, and Cannon the Ship's Guinea Pig, who are sadly stuck on their ship and missing the annual Buccaneer's Ball. To cheer them up, Pirate Dad pulls out an old book, and begins to read a Christmassy story. Rev Hilda Isaacson, who represents one of the churches involved said: “Shiver me timbers! What better way to begin your Christmas preparations! Looking forward to seeing you there!�

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FORMER REDS MANAGER VISITS COLLEGE FORMER Barnsley FC Player and Manager, Paul Heckingbottom, visited Sport students at Barnsley College and University Campus Barnsley (UCB) to talk about his extensive career in football. Paul came to the College as an inspirational speaker to talk about his career in football and give an insight into career opportunities available in sport and management. The students took the opportunity to ask Paul questions related to coaching, athlete development and sport science. Paul said: “I visited Barnsley College and University Campus Barnsley to share with students the opportunities available to them after their studies and how anything is possible with the right mind-set. “It is vital for students to gain an idea of the life and commitment involved in sports. It was an honour to talk to the students and hopefully inspire the next generation.” Dan Connolly, Sport Higher Education Pathway Leader at UCB, added: “We were grateful and thrilled when Paul spoke to our students about the sacrifices you have to make as a footballer and manager, and the opportunities available to our students within the sport industry. I’d really like to thank Paul for sharing his vision with our students.” To find out more about University Campus Barnsley or Barnsley College Sport courses call 01226 216 165, visit universitycampus.barnsley.ac.uk, www.barnsley.ac.uk or email info@barnsley.ac.uk.

LATE DRAMA IN CHURCH GAME IT was an eventful game to say the least as Penistone Church lost 1-0 to Worksop Town in the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division on Saturday.

Matthew Sykes scored the winning goal via a 93rd minute penalty but an excellent game was marred by an after match altercation resulting in four red cards. Brett Lovell and Sam Scrivens for Church and Michael Trench and Kyle Jordan for Worksop were the recipients. In another blow for Church, Nathan Keightley suffered what is suspected to be a broken ankle. Church manager Ian Richards commented after the game: “Firstly it’s just apologies, really, as to how the game ended. It’s not how me and Dave

Hampshire (club secretary) who lead this club on and off the pitch want to be measured against and reflected against. “I don’t condone that from my players whatever the instigation was, whatever the provocation was, whatever the result is on the pitch. I see my players as a reflection of me on and off the pitch and they’ve let themselves down a little bit there and Dave said some who came to watch didn’t quite reflect him and the football club as a community club that are supportive. “Unfortunately it detracted from a very good football match, a football match we were at the wrong end of but we’re always performance driven and we were the better team today.

“They’ve come with a clear game plan, they’ve come with seven defensive minded players, and they’ve set up with a back five where the two full backs didn’t go too far forward especially the right back and they’ve gone with two midfielders, Max Pemberton who can play centre-half of left-back and Danny Patterson who is a holding midfielder. They defended on the edge of their eighteen yard box.

“Huge credit and respect to us and compliment to the players and if that last couple of minutes on the pitch and that ten minutes after the final whistle hadn’t have happened I would have been in that changing room praising my players saying what a performance they had.

“Sometimes it doesn’t happen in front of goal it wasn’t that they weren’t knocking at the door, they weren’t probing they weren’t trying, they weren’t trying different things they weren’t working hard to score it was one of those days and with a few minutes to go I said to my assistant Duncan, I’ll take a point, it’s not being there, another clean sheet, we go again and it continues our unbeaten run then there was a little bit of indiscipline where we didn’t go back and play three versus two once they’d done the header and then we made a wrong decision on the penalty by diving in which gave the ref no choice and to be fair to Matt Sykes it’s a composed finish in the last minute. “I’m disappointed with that result, I’m disappointed with what happened after but the performance was very good, it

was a high quality game and we just have to be prepared for that now. “I now have to look forward now and see what match bans Brett Lovell and Sam Scrivens get for the incident after the match, try and look at replacements and look how we adapt to that. “Another negative was the loss of Nathan Keightley, there’s rumour coming out that he might have broken his ankle. I’m gutted for the lad, he’s had no injuries, he’s 19 he’s been fine, he’s playing really well, it was an innocuous injury it wasn’t a bad challenge. Hopefully it’s nothing too serious. “We now have to dust ourselves down and we learn from our experiences, we train on Wednesday and put it right against Staveley away next week.”

WHEELERS RIDE OUT LAST Sunday Birdwell Wheelers were joined by members of Team Manvers Triathlon Club for the weekly club run. Wheelers Chris Jenkins, Robert Parkes, Dave Hudson, Philip Stewart Adams, Steve Myatt, Tony Lodge, Roger Holmes, Paul Mynett, Austin D Watson, Roger Bacon and Tina Oates were accompanied by Diane Baron, Sally Salter, Helen Thoday, Lee Thoday, Gary Ridgeway, Mark Toller, Darren Osborne and Ken from Manvers. They split into two groups to ride to The Old Station House café at Snaith. After the break they completed the 60 mile route riding back in one group.

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• BOLSTERSTONE FOREST CHRISTMAS TREES. These magnificent trees have been tenderly grown for over 15 years. Every conceivable variety of Christmas tree is allowed to flourish in this perfect environment. The trees are cut (by yourselves) so that absolute freshness is guaranteed to perfume your home with aromatic aromas. For the ultimate Christmas tree this year phone 07957 549 136. • Black glass TV unit w/ silver legs, like new - £20 ono. Silver 40 litre bin, metal - £10 ono - 0114 246 8590. • TWO DOOR METAL STORAGE CABINET with 3 shelves. Height 183cm, Width 92cm, Depth 45cm. £50 buyer to collect, 0775 969 5132. • 2 wheels & tyres for front of Sterling 2 Mobility Scooter & 2 for back - £40 ono. Rollater, as new - £35 ono. 07789 275 696. • Mi Bed - Dual control single bed, brand new, complete with steel grey headboard and base. 2000 spring mattress, cost £1200 accept £400 ono. 0114 286 4272. • BMX Black Hench, super condition, new. Cost £460, bargain quality bike - £150 - 0114 288 2555. • Christmas Trees Cut your own at Bolsterstone for £10 4ft to 40ft. 2000 to choose from. Norwegian sprice pine needles. Or buy a potted ‘tree for life’ only £10. Bring the kids for a tree treat and your wellies. Phone 07957 549 136. • ELECTRIC LOG SPLITTER, 1500 motor and split force 4 tons. CHAIN SAW, petrol, 14 inch blade, was serviced November 2018. To be sold as a pair, both in excellent working order. £265 for both, buyer to collect 0114 2851615. • Siemens Tumble Dryer - very good condition, £150 ono, buyer to collect, 07971 366 753. • Playtive Blue, 2 wheel, Foldable Scooter. Brand new. Boxed. £14. Telephone 0114 283 0781. • Red Kite Black Sleeptight Travel Cot/ Playpen. Hardly used. £9. Telephone 0114 283 0781. • High seat winged chair with riser assistance on seat. Champagne upholstery with rosewood effect frame. Excellent condition. £75 ono - 07531 573 775. • Leather arm chair - dark brown, reclines, swivels & rocks. Excellent condition. £100 ono, buyer to collect. 01226 762 654. • Battery operated chair type bath lift, good condition, can deliver, Chapeltown area - £65 - 0114 2848837. • Cut your own christmas tree with the kids 2000 to choose from 4ft to 40ft at Bolsterstone Village Forest. Non-drop needles/ Free gifts for the kids. Don’t forget to bring your wellies. Tel: 07957 549 136. • Registration numbers on retention certificates for transfer via DVLA(currently PLG) ASZ2102 & ASZ2103 £750 for details ring 0755 5530328 or 0738 7995729. • Registration numbers on retention certificates for transfer via DVLA(currently PLG) ASZ2102 & ASZ2103 £750 for details ring 0755 5530328 or 0738 7995729. • Autochair scooter lifting hoist a few months old only used 4 times £500 ono buyer to collect tel 2885490. • Walking sticks for sale. Holly, ash, hazel, black thorn, horn or wodden handles, carved or plain - Phone: 283 0093. Wanted

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PENISTONE Footpath Runner Scott Hinchcliffe followed up last year’s success with another fine victory at the Barnsley 10k. Teammate Gareth Cooke joined Scott on the podium in third place. Scott completed the Royston based course in 33-19 with Gareth just under a minute behind in 34-08. The club enjoyed some success too in the veteran categories with Julia Johnson first over-55 woman, Matthew Robinson first over-50 man and Shaun Dimelow was second over-45 man. The men’s team picked up second place with fast improving Gary Briscoe completing the counters for the team alongside Scott and Gareth. Full results for Penistone runners at the Barnsley 10k: 1, Scott Hinchcliffe 33-18; 3, Gareth Cooke 34-07; 13, Gary Briscoe 36-26; 22, Shaun Dimelow 3748; 25, Matthew Robinson 3806; 56, Ian Walker 41-19; 58, John Broom 41-28; 104, Julia Johnson 44-40; 112, Lee Hopkins 45-23; 127, Nick Wright 46-09; 238, Michael Walsh 5110; 310, Tracy Woodward 54-22; 360, Helen Wright 57-28; 361, Ashley Carson 57-31. A large contingent of Penistone runners took on the Clowne Half Marathon in Derbyshire which was the final road race of the club’s championship. Bill Phillips broke the club’s over-70 men’s record which had only stood for one week having being set by Keith Gordon the previous week at Conwy.

Full results for Penistone runners at the Clowne Half Marathon: 59, Dan Limb 1.32-09; 118, Richard Docker 1.39-30; 144, John Lawcock 1.40-57; 153, Bill Phillips 1.41-40 (first over70 man); 166, Kelvin Bowskill 1.42-38 (third over-60 man); 171, Jemma Williams 1.42-51; 176, Julia Cobham 1.43-30; 217, Rachael Mayston 1.46-26; 230, Keith Gordon 1.47-24 (second over-70 man); 240, Jude Matthews 1.47-50; 243, Ashleigh Bowskill 1.48-12; 252, Jill Carlton 1.48-18; 370, Ian Sutcliffe 1.55-38; 396, Craig Royston 1.57-11; 419, Kenny Rowe 1.5952; 425, Dawn Godley 1.59-36; 506, Heather Lindley 2.07-17; 575, Dave Needham 2.14-32; 593, Stu Smith 2.16-46. The club hosted its fourth winter handicap race with the route taking the anti-clockwise direction up Royd Moor. First runner back was Andrea Henson in 39-34 followed by Gary Briscoe (28-15) in second and Julia Darigala (35-29) third. The three fastest women were: 1, Jemma Williams 34-34; 2, Julie Darigala 35-29; 3, Ashleigh Bowskill 36-16. The three fastest men were: 1, Gary Briscoe 28-15; 2, Matthew Robinson 28-56; 3, Lee Storey 29-06. The three fastest aged graded times were: 1, Matthew Robinson 2538; 2, Barbara Haigh 26-01; 3, Bill Phillips 27-14. Other results: Kong Mini Mountain Marathon: 9, Tom Randall 3.50-38. David Staff Memorial fell race, 4 miles 1,000 feet as-

cent: 19, Steve Sanders 34-18; 23, Ian Charlesworth 34-25; 38, Tom Fryers 36:29 (1st Male Junior); 39, James Fryers 36-33; 53, Paul Fryers 38-23. Harriers v Cyclist race, 5.3miles 1,000 feet ascent: 46, Jon Waller 42-29; 83, Steve Sanders 45-26; 95, Ian Charlesworth 46-43; 134, Julie Darigala 50-18; 190 Brent Lindsay 57-32. South Yorkshire Cross Country League, Cannon Hall: Under 11 girls: 26, Graihagh Turner 0728; 28, Lillie Bowskill 07-37; 32, Onnee Turner 08-34. Under-11 boys: 18, Oliver France 17-07. Under-15 boys: 5, Hugh Mackie 16-26; 14, James Fryers 20-23; 15, James Taylor 21-35. Under17 boys: 9, Tom Fryers 31-20. Women: 34, Julia Johnson 3012; 37, Rebecca Timms 30-47; 38, Hannah Butcher 30-52; 45, Julie Darigala 31-31; 55, Rachael Mayston 33-05; 62, Helen Wright 33-32; 67, Jude Matthews 34-11; 73, Heather Lindley 35-14; 81, Susan Charlesworth 36-45; 83, Bernice Nixon 36-54; 92, Myfanwy Cross 3750; 102, Sarah Clough 39-37; 105, Barbara Haigh 41-33. Men: 3, Scott Hinchcliffe 34-14; 5, Gareth Cooke 35-07; 10, Kai Sunman 36-02; 23, Shaun Dimelow 37-57; 39, Daren Nockels 39-14; 41, Matthew Robinson 39-21; 61, Richard Mackie 41-01; 62, Daniel Limb 41-11; 65, Robin Clough 41-51; 121, John Lawcock 47-08; 129, Paul Fryers 47-52; 161, Nick Whittingham 54-07. Over-65 Men: 6, David Foster 36-36; 9, David Needham 39-29; 10, Ray Brown 39-52.

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Steels concede six in crushing defeat

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Cleethorpes 6-2 Stocksbridge PS By Dave Rhodes STOCKSBRIDGE Park Steels arrived at lowly Cleethorpes Town knowing that the fixture was a real six pointer and that a solid performance would be needed. Certainly, Steels’ soft centre should not rear its ugly head today as it had over recent performances. Again Manager Chris Hilton had to juggle his already depleted squad as injuries took their toll. For Steels supporters it would have been expected that the team should keep it tight for the first 20, see what the opposition has to offer, be hard to break down, be tenacious, win tackles and be in the game. Sadly all the best laid plans come apart when the basic requirements of football are not met - 2-0 down after 20 minutes due to second balls not being won, reactions and anticipations being too slow. Both goals from dead ball play were gifts under the circumstances. Steels did rally a little and played some bright penetrative football

mainly due to Williams but didn’t really test the home goalkeeper to any degree and perhaps should have done with half the chances being created. Steels were back in the game after 30 minutes when Litchfield’s persistence was rewarded, winning the first heading dual 25 yards from goal and picking up the loose ball, he slammed home a nice left footed shot from 10 yards out central to goal. A lift for the Steels team, and at this point deservedly so, but it was on the home side’s next venture forward that Steels found themselves, frustratingly, 3-1 down. A volleyed effort from 20 yards that seemed to go straight through the surprised Amissah. Cleethorpes became confident, were threatening and authoritative as half time approached as Steels tried hard to pull a goal back on the counter. Certainly the next goal would be key to which way the game was going to go. Unfortunately for the Steels, it went the home side’s way on 43 minutes,

a real killer blow as the lively Daniel North was allowed to freely progress into a shooting position on the left cutting onto his right foot and sending a curling shot in off Amissah’s left hand post. Too easy for the home side, really poor work from the away side and Steels 4-1 down as the half time whistle went. They were 5-1 down after 55 minutes, the game was becoming an embarrassment for Steels supporters. It was too easy for Alex Flett, the Cleethorpes captain, to come onto a left wing pass, taking three touches before firing in a side footed shot easily past Amissah. The shot was well placed from 18 yards out but without power so credit the player, but again disappointing for Steels, defending 30 yards from goal. On the hour Steels looked gone, out of it with too much of a mountain to climb, it seemed that everything Cleethorpes had hit had gone in but the home side had taken the reins, the initiative and thrived on the goals scored as confidence levels rose.

Litchfield’s second goal was a calm finish in the box as he slotted the ball wide of Dylan Parkin with an angled effort from 10 yards. Again he had skilfully manufactured the chance himself, hopefully his goals will now give him much needed confidence. The goal hadn’t affected Cleethorpes’ approach to the game as a disjointed Steels went through the motions, huffed and puffed and seemed to let the opposition exploit spaces on the pitch with ease. The deflated Steels boys conceded a corner late in the game, swung in from the right gave Cleethorpes inexcusably a free header in the six yard box. Amissah parried out but the ball fell to a Cleethorpes forward to tap in from close range.

STRACHAN Sampson’s hat-trick fired Oughtibridge War Memorial to a 5-2 win against Wickersley Youth at the weekend.

Players will know and must take responsibility, take on board both the poor performance and the result as just not good enough.

The home side took time to settle and almost went ahead when Chas Tunnard fired at the keeper and Matt Harrison looked certain to score when he had just the keeper to beat but also shot straight at the Wickersley goalkeeper.

Next up its Spalding United on Saturday with a 3pm kick off.

Results and news update from Stocksbridge Golf Club SATURDAY saw Stocksbridge Golf Club’s Professional’s Prize competition for November keenly fought in calm and relatively mild conditions. The early mist cleared quickly and 36 members had a good chance to score well. I. Hulbert won with a highly creditable 41 points, beating C. Walker into second place with the same score but with a better back nine. P. Finney came in third with 40 points and playing off a handicap of four, impressively played to

scratch, not a common occurrence at the challenging course. Club gents champion, S. Clayton, came in fourth with 38 points. The course remains in excellent condition, with fairways still firm and the greens consistent and relatively fast for the time of year. The good condition of the course is down to the hard work of the green keepers and members who volunteer with a range of tasks, including president John Yeates who routinely goes around the

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course with grass and sand mix to repair the fairway divots. The club has recently invested £5,000 on essential greens maintenance, particularly to contain fusarium blight, a fungus that causes rings of grass to die off. So far it seems to be paying dividends. Club professional Roger Broad commended the hard work of the course staff “to get the greens at the club to the highest standard all year round.”

War Memorial moved into second place in the league with the win at the War Memorial Ground.

Wickersley’s Kris Lee-Green then scored the only goal of the first half with literally the last kick of the half but Oughtibridge levelled when Sampson scored his first with a superbly executed overhead. Dan Broomhead played in Sampson for his and Oughtibridge’s second to give the home side the lead before two home penalties put the home side in command thanks firstly to Chas Tunnard after Danny Booth had been brought down. And the sparkling Sampson made no mistake when Olly Black was upended. A Tom Galloway own goal reduced the lead to 4-2 but Dan Broomhead had the last say with a fifth home goal and his first for the club. Oughtibridge face Renishaw down at the memorial this Sunday and victory will take the to the top of the table.

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