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FOOTBALL MATCH SEEKS TO TACKLE MALE SUICIDE IN NORTH SHEFFIELD A CHARITY football match to help raise awareness of local male suicides will take place at Bracken Moor Sports Club at the end of this month. The Collins Cup charity football match will kick off at 12pm on Sunday April 29 and will feature Ecclesfield Eagles playing against a team made up of players from various local clubs. Male suicide is a problem which has affected many families in the north of Sheffield in recent years and local man Lee Shepherd has organised the match in a bid to help. The match is in memory of Garin Collins, a friend of the event’s organiser, Lee Shepherd. Garin, originally from Edinburgh, was living in Australia but sadly took his own life in February this year. He was a keen footballer, so the match is a fitting tribute. Lee says that he is also aware of a number of other male suicides locally in recent years and wants to do something to help raise awareness of the issue. All proceeds from the day will go to Sheffield-based charity SToRMS

Garin Collins took his own life in February 2018 and was a keen footballer.

(Strategies to Reduce Male Suicide). As well as the match, entry to which is by donation, lots of other things will be happening on the day. There will be a raffle and auction with some top prizes, including jewellery provided by Sorelle, signed shirts from Manchester City, Sheffield Wednesday and United, Rotherham United and Barnsley.

There are lots of other great prizes on offer too, such as a boxing glove signed by heavyweight boxers Anthony Joshua and Joseph Parker. A number of local businesses and sports clubs have donated other prizes and the event is sponsored by Forge Sheffield and Saxton Mee. A cake sale, pie and peas, tea and coffee and a sweet stall will also be available and it will be an event for all of the family. SToRMS is a small organisation set up in July 2015. It is a fund within the South Yorkshire Community Foundation, a registered charity whose goal is to improve the lives of local people.

It was set up in memory of Dan McAllister who unexpectedly took his own life in May 2015 aged 19. Suicide is the biggest killer of men and women under 35 in the UK. The Office for National Statistics revealed that 5,668 people took their own life in Great Britain in 2016. Of these, 4,287 were men. Men are three times more likely than women to take their own lives. SToRMS’ mission is to reduce young male suicides by facilitating widespread open discussions about suicide and promoting mental well-being and emotional resilience from an early age. They also aim to challenge gender stereotypes that prevent men from accessing help and highlight the relationship between alcohol and mental wellbeing. The event page can be viewed at https://www.facebook.com/ events/158944591397843/ and if you want to donate to the Just Giving Fund, visit https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/lee-paulshepherd. For more information about SToRMS, see http://stormsdmc. org/

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MAN WARNS DOG WALKERS AFTER VIOLENT GRAB ATTEMPT A PENISTONE man says he sustained a number of injuries fighting off two men who tried to snatch his dog. John Hall was walking his 18week-od puppy, Millie, near Castle Dam when he was approached by two men.

left with a number of injuries from the struggle. He told Look Local: “When I confronted them it turned into a fight against two of them and I got quite a lot of injuries.

They successfully managed to grab the lead off Mr Hall and then tried to make their escape.

“I want to warn other dog walkers about what happened so they’ll be more careful when they’re out with their dogs. They got into an old, dark grey Ford Escort van.”

However, Mr Hall was determined to get his dog back and confronted them. When they wouldn’t back down, a fight ensued and although Mr Hall did get Millie back, he was

Mr Hall made the community aware of what happened on the Community Action Penistone page on Facebook and has received plenty of support.

He said: “I want to say thank you to everyone for your messages and sharing my post as people need to know this is going on. “I felt like I’d been hit by a train the morning after and my head felt like it’d been used as a football. “I took Millie back out on a little steady walk to show her everything is OK as she’s not quite been herself since, but she’s perked up again now. “I hope what happened to me does not put people off taking their dogs out as it’s one of the greatest things to do.”

Have you seen Judith? JUDITH Caldwell, aged 67, is currently missing from her home in Thorpe Hesley, Rotherham. Judith has a slim build, 5’1 tall, wearing a green coat and black jeans. She has with her two dogs, a red setter and a brown and white spaniel. She left home at 9:30am on Monday April 9 2018. If you see Judith please telephone South Yorkshire Police on 101, quoting incident number 864 of 09/04/2018.

Fundraiser for Charlie ANOTHER fundraising event for Charlie Leeks will be held at Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre on Sunday April 22 from 9am to 12 noon. The free event will feature archery, penalty shootout, bouncy castle, parachute play, yoga, spinning bikes and trampolining. All proceeds from tea, coffee and ice cream go to Chalie’s fund. Donation buckets will also be present. In September 2015 at just four years old Charlie was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour and hydrocephalus, he had emergency brain

surgery to fit a VP shunt to drain the fluid from around his brain and also had a biopsy. Charlie was put on watch and wait with threemonthly MRI scans for the next two years. Unfortunately, at his last MRI in September 2017, his tumour had developed a blood supply and had started to grow, so it was time to start treatment. He underwent eight hours of very risky brain surgery on December 20 to de-bulk his tumour and then in January he started an 18-month course of chemotherapy in a hope to stop the remaining tumour from growing again.

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Teenagers ‘on rampage’ in High Green and Chapeltown DO you know who the teenagers are who appear to take pleasure in causing mayhem in High Green and Chapeltown areas? On Easter Sunday at around 5pm, they tried to gain entrance into St Mary’s Church Hall, thankfully they did not succeed. However, they did turn on the outside tap by the hall and left the water running. This water tap is for parishioners to use for their vases on their loved ones graves. CCTV footage was captured and these photos were posted

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on St Mary’s Facebook and their names were soon being quoted and passed onto the police. Also reported on Facebook were the chaos and damage in the area that unruly teenagers were responsible for at the Packhorse Inn, Milgrove Crescent, Foster Way and Stone Inge just to name a few. On Holland Road, High Green, a blue bin was set alight by teenagers and they tried to unlock gates at the local reservoir and caused pandemonium at the One Stop Shop at Angram Bank.

A spokesperson from the church told Look Local: “The hall is on a water meter this means the parish has to pay for it. The water was running down the ramp which is used to gain access to the hall for those who have difficulty in climbing the steps. “Remember, this is winter and the weather has been cold so the water became ice. If someone had fallen and injured themselves, whose fault would it have been? “High Green and Chapeltown residents are becoming sick and tired of this behaviour and the fact that the parents of unruly youths do not appear to care.”

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Spamalot of coffees needed 16 to 19 at The Montgomery. Julie said: “It’s a real pleasure running the tuck shop on a Tuesday and Thursday night, we both really enjoy doing it. Not only do we get to sit and watch the rehearsals which are incredibly funny, we also get to see the show progress week on week, socialise with the cast who are a really lovely bunch of people and raise much needed funds for the Society – even if it’s a 50p cuppa every week, every little helps!

JULIE Townend and Stuart Tingle from Burncross are in charge of keeping the cast of Monty Python’s Spamalot fed and watered during rehearsals, a job which they have now done for the past three years. Spamalot, lovingly ripped off from the 1975 Monty Python and the Holy Grail, retells the legendary tale

of King Arthur and his (misfit) Knights of the Round Table as they embark on their quest for the Holy Grail. The musical features many of the classic films best bit as well as original material written by Eric Idle and all kinds of shenanigans including dancing girls, fish slapping, flatulent Frenchmen, killer rab-

bits, shrubberies and coconut shells. True Pythonites will recognise the familiar tunes ‘Knights of the Round Table’, ‘Brave Sir Robin’ but everyone will know, and probably sing along to, ‘Always look on the Bright Side of Life’!

“We’ve even started opening up before rehearsals start so people can come and sit and have a chat beforehand, it’s a really friendly society and we’re proud to be a part of it! I just need to figure out how to stop Stuart singing along now!”

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A PENISTONE Grammar School pupil has been selected to run the London mini marathon in April for Yorkshire and Humberside. Only six athletes in his age group get selected.

Zak Ferguson, 11, lives in Stocksbridge and is in year seven at Penistone Grammar.

Country under-13 final and still had another year in this age group.

He runs for the City of Sheffield and Dearne.

He also won the south Yorkshire Schools Cross Country finals at Graves Park in February.

In January, he came fourth out of 250 in the Yorkshire Cross

Could you tickle the ivories for Ecclesfield Guide group’s May Queen show? COULD you or anybody you know help Ecclesfield Guides, Brownies and Rainbows? They are in search of a committed pianist to volunteer their skills for their 2018 May Queen show. This person will be required to join the group on May 13 for a dress rehearsal, on May 17, 18 and 19 May and also for some practices during the unit meetings from Easter onwards. The show involves around 100 Girlguiding members of all ages

performing songs, dances and sketches concluding in a more formal second half where uniforms are worn and flags are paraded.

Brownie Story’ was actually written there by Juliana Ewing, the daughter of Dr Alfred Gatty who was the vicar of St Marys Church for 64 years.

A spokesperson told Look Local: “This event has taken place each year since 1945. It would be wonderful if you could join in with the fun by helping us to carry on this tradition in the village.

“This story is still told to Brownies around the world. This year is very special to us as our Guide unit will be celebrating its 100th birthday. If you would like any further information or feel that you could help, please email ecclesfieldguides@gmail.com and a leader will get back to you.”

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Biggest crowds yet for The Outdoor City Weekender MORE people than ever turned out to watch the annual Outdoor City Weekender, an action-packed three-day festival that celebrates Sheffield’s impressive outdoor offer.

Jon Dallow, who runs the event along with Nick Hamilton of the This is Sheffield bike blog, said: “A stellar field of athletes and pro riders rocked up to the Howard Street Dual, drawn by the magnet effect of Steve Peat.

Now in its third year, the Weekender boasts four headline events, and a host of fringe activities that appeal to all ages and abilities.

“Not only did it bring this great sport out of the woods for everyone to enjoy, but it also built on Sheffield’s reputation of hosting ‘the biggest littlest race in the world’, the annual Steel City Downhill in Grenoside Woods, which returns on 5 May.

More than 1,000 people lined seven of Sheffield’s steepest hills to cheer on the cyclists of The Magnificent Seven cycle challenge, and crowds at the inner-city mountain bike race, the Howard Street Dual, were double those of last year. It wasn’t just those watching the events in person who enjoyed everything the Weekender had to offer, as live streaming brought the action to a much wider online audience. The Howard Street Dual has had more than 12,500 views on YouTube, and the Climbing Works International Festival (CWIF) final has received over 45,000 views, with that figure continuing to rise. More women also took part in the Weekender this year. The Howard Street Dual, which took place in the city centre on Saturday 10 March, saw 17 female riders take to the city centre dual slalom track, in comparison to just eight last year. It was local rider Carrie Poole who once again topped the podium and, in the men’s category, last year’s winner Brett Penfold narrowly missed out to local legend Steve Peat in the nail-biting final, with a stewards’ enquiry needed to confirm the result.

“Sheffield’s MTB scene is a close-knit community but it is accessible to all and doesn’t require you to be a top athlete to get involved. So why not get on your bike and go have fun? There’s a wealth of MTB trails, bridleways and facilities that is the envy of many right on our doorstep.” In The Magnificent Seven cycling challenge on the Sunday, 107 riders (24 more than last year) – made up of 14 women, 55 men and 38 veterans – took on the 26-mile route, which included seven of Sheffield’s toughest “The racing was strong from the start and the senior men’s category was especially hill climbs. fierce with a great battle between the CyCompetitors came from all over the cling Sheffield pairing of Kieran Savage country to take part but it was three and Joe Clark and 2017 winner Andy Niriders from Sheffield who took the chols riding for B38 Underpin Racing. top prizes; Kieran Savage, Rebecca “I was pleased to see Sheffield rider ReGoodson and James Allen. becca Goodson win the women’s category Event organiser and secretary to and especially proud to see my friend and Sheffield’s largest cycle club, SheffRec team mate James Allen win every climb CC, Marc Etches, said: “This year’s to claim the vets category. Magnificent Seven was the best yet with the largest number of riders and “The crowds were again amazing and the some very good racing in all catego- residents came out in force to support the race, which was great to see. ries. “Entries sold out very fast and riders “The finish at the Côte de Bradfield was very special as all the riders got to see The really want to be part of the event.

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Outdoor City from the summit. It was the perfect finish to a unique event only available in Sheffield.” At the 13th Sheffield Adventure Film Festival (ShAFF), many of this year’s strongest films featured women and almost one third of the 112 films had female leads, or were made by women – more than ever before. And at the Rab Climbing Works International Festival (CWIF), two Sheffield residents fought off a world-class pool of 134 female competitors to make the podium, with Michaela Tracy in second and Leah Crane in third.

The Outdoor City website also received even more hits than last year’s recordbreaking year, with more than 6,000 visits to the site from hundreds more users over the course of the 2018 Weekender. It’s clear from these results that the website is an increasingly useful resource for all those seeking information about Sheffield’s impressive outdoor offer. The Outdoor City Weekender launched the city’s calendar of outdoor adventure for 2018. To see what else there is to look forward to in Sheffield this year, please visit www.theoutdoorcity.co.uk/the-outdoor-city-in-2018.

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Sunday, 15th July 2018 Our ever popular annual Glass ‘N’ Berry event is back! Join us for an afternoon of live entertainment amongst the backdrop of our picturesque grounds. Performing will be Richard Daniels with music ranging from Rat Pack classics to contemporary swing, Richie Penrose will get you on your feet with Soul & Motown, and this year we will be welcoming The Vernon Sisters who will be wowing us with classics from the 1940’s era and more. Tickets are priced at £21.95 to include an afternoon style tea served in the grounds, or £29.95 to include a 2 course lunch served in our 1584 restaurant prior to the start of the event between 12.00-1.00pm (limited availability). Please inform us of any dietary requirements upon booking. This is an all weather event so please ensure you come prepared! You will also need to bring your own picnic blankets/seating as seating in the gardens is very limited.

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THE community of Oughtibridge have come together to raise an initial £999 to purchase a life saving Community Public Access Defibrillator (CPAD) for the village. In early February, John Wood was enjoying a drink in the local pub when one of his friends took ill and very suddenly passed away. The events of that night have led John and his friends to seek to raise funds to buy a

defibrillator accessible to the local community in memory of their friend. Defibrillation and good quality bystander CPR are the two biggest factors in survival rates from cardiac arrest and it is hoped that by funding a CPAD it will one day make the difference to someone in the community. The initial £999 will be used to apply for a community grant for a subsidised cost form the Yorkshire Ambu-

lance Service Charitable Fund and if successful would provide the CPAD and the locked cabinet. The fundraising will continue above the £999 to enable the group to provide the ongoing costs of maintenance, replacement pads, batteries and insurance. Any extra money raised could potentially fund a second defibrillator and to put back into the community by provid-

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12 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. 12 Ecclesfield Library welcomes Fun Science for a morning of fun filled activities. Titled ‘Science of Sweets’, the fun will begin at 10.30. Please phone the library on 01142463615 to book a place.

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Local Events Wednesday April 11 Thurgoland Community Choirs first practice after the Easter break is at 7.30pm at Crane Moor Chapel as usual. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Elaine 0114 2845494 or Julie 0114 2830613. 11 Wadsley Women’s Institute, Monthly Meeting, 7.30pm, Wadsley Church Hall, Worrall Road, S6 4BA. 11 The next meeting for Chapeltown WI is at 7.30pm in Chapeltown library. Graham Sykes will tell members about the forgotten Blitz. The competition is for a War time recipe. New members and visitors will be made welcome. 11 Friends of Wisewood and District, Easter Holiday Fun for the family, at RIVA project, 77 Laird

Road, S6 4BS, games, bouncy castle (£1 all day), crafts, face glitter, raffle and tombola, egg hunt and win a prize, refreshments, 10am to 1pm Thursday April 12 12 Over 50 and want to try room scent and perfume making? Smell is the sense tied to memory. Channel your creative energy. Take your creation away. Other groups are £15 - ours is free. £1 towards refreshments. Valley React, Balfour House, Horner Close, Stocksbridge, S36 1LQ. 10.30am to 12pm. Limited places, book with Kath on 07596130043. 12 A Life in Death with Richard Venables at Dungworth WI. 7pm Dungworth Village Hall. All welcome. Info 01142864818.

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12 Deepcar Village Community Association is holding its Annual General meeting at Deepcar Village Hall starting at 8.15. Everyone welcome. 12 Penistone Folk Ensemble, under music director Chris Mcshane, with special guest Pauline Cato, Northumbrian piper, will play a concert at Penistone Grammar School. 7pm to 8.30pm. Admission £2 on the door. All proceeds to PGS Performing Arts Department. 12 Stocksbridge and Upper Don 50+ Group will meet at 2pm to 3.30pm in Stocksbridge Library. New members welcome. 12 Stocksbridge & District History Society meeting. 7pm, Christ Church Hall. Speaker Ray Battye - ‘Place Names & Surnames’ - Everyone welcome. 12 Kids spring crafting at the Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive, Stocksbridge. 10am to 12pm. £1.50 free juice and biscuits. Make and take, come and have some fun. 12 Travellers Inn at Oxspring musical evening, perform or listen. Collection for Oxspring School. Friday April 13 13 Stocksbridge and Upper Don Community Health Forum will meet at 10.30am to 12 noon in Stocksbridge Library. All welcome. Saturday April 14 14 Bradflix, Family film, 3pm, Bradfield Village Hall, ‘Paddington 2’, www.bradflix.co.uk, bar and refreshments. 14 Calling all sewers, knitters and crotcheters, please come along to find out how you can help Stocksbridge and District W.I. to make twiddle muffs for dementia sufferers and baby hats for Jessops Hospital. Busy Fingers, 528 Manchester Road. Drop in between 10am and 3pm. Yarns and patterns are provided but bring your own needles and hooks. Refreshments available. Sunday April 15 15 Thorncliffe Bowling Club are holding an open day, anyone can come along and have a go at crown green bowling. 10am to 3pm, drop in any time. Free, with coaching. Just off Mortomley close high green. For more details, contact membership@thorncliffebowlingclub.co.uk or call 0114 2848472. Monday April 16 16 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners, a talk by local member, Alan Smith, ‘Trees, Turkey Tails and Truffles’, An illustrated selection of highlights from 4 years of wildlife watching on Wadsley and Loxley Commons, £4 for visitors, £3.50 for members, includes cakes and refreshments, Wadsley Church Hall, Worrall Road, S6 4BA.

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Tuesday April 17 17 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens April meeting at 7.30pm in Wortley Hall. With “Container planting from boots to beer barrels” by Fiona Allan Smith. 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. Wed April 18 18 Thurgoland Community Choirs next practice is 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. 18 Bolsterstone Archaeology and Heritage Group. Helen Ullathorne will give a talk about her work identifying and surveying the WW1 training trenches at Redmires. All welcome. Admission is £2 including refreshments. Christ Church Community Hall, Manchester Road, 7.30pm. 18 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome Local History Morning Round Walk - start 10.30am from outside Royal Hotel, Dungworth - return around 1.00pm, 2337463. Thursday April 19 19 Thurgoland Local History Groups next meeting is at Thurgoland Village Hall at 7.30pm. The speaker is Pat McLoughlin with a talk about “Signs, Symbols & Secrets”. All welcome, admission is £2.00. F or more information please. Contact Maurice on 0114 2883482, or Margaret on 0114 2885037. 19 Hillsborough and Owlerton Local history Group. 7.45pm. Speaker Mary Garside, topic Sheffield’s Hospital History. We meet at The Hillsborough Arena, Middlewood Road, S6 4HA. 2863017 or 2349371. Friday April 20 20 Messy Church - fun, food, and great activities for all the family at St Mark’s Church, Grenoside. Please come along from 3.15 to 4.45.

What’s On bridge Gala organising committee. All are welcome at the Cock Inn Oughtibridge at 7:45. Tuesday April 24 to Saturday April 28 Grenoside and Birley Carr Players present Gilbert & Sullivans ‘IOLANTHE’. Grenoside Community Centre, Main Street, Sheffield S358PR Tuesday 24th- Saturday 28th April 7.30pm £9 Adult £5 Child on 01226754462 Wed April 25 25 Thurgoland Community Choirs next practice is 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. Thursday April 26 26 Try “Singing 4 Fun” on at Holy Trinity Church Thurgoland from 10.30am to 12am. Followed by refreshments. No auditions, no musical experience necessary. All welcome, contact Judith on 0114 2830083. Singing 4 Fun is a Dementia Friendly event. Saturday April 28 28 Waldershelf Singers present a very special concert ‘For the Fallen’ to commemorate the centenary of the ending of WW1, through song, music and word. 7pm, Bolsterstone Church. Tickets £10, children free, contact Kathryn 07769 252724 or email bookings @ WaldershelfSingers.org 28 Underbank Chapel, Stannington Road, Stannington, 10am-12noon. Jumble sale. Come and grab a bargain and have a cup of tea

with a slice of homemade cake. 20p admission. 28 Free mini beast safari in Chapeltown Park from 10.30am to 12.30pm. Meet at the bandstand. Also free creepy crafts for children. Refreshments available. All welcome. 28 Stocksbridge Christian Centre Christian Aid coffee morning. 10am to 1pm. Various stalls, light refreshments. All proceeds to Christian Aid. Sunday April 29 29 Indoor car boot sale - Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre - open to buyers 10am to 2pm. Stalls £10 per table. To book a stall please telephone 0114 2883792. Monday April 30 30 New Coding Club at Ecclesfield Library! For ages nine to 13 this free 12 week course will run from 3.30pm to 4.30pm. Please phone the Library for more details and to get a permission slip. 01142463615. Saturday May 12 12 Underbank Community Art Group’s annual Art Exhibition 10.30am - 6pm. Light lunches, cakes, tea, coffee and raffle prizes available as well as original cards and paintings. Find us at Underbank Chapel schoolroom, junction of Stannington Rd and Stopes Rd, Stannington. All welcome. Admission 50p. 12 Fun Science at Ecclesfield Library. Come along to our fun Science of Sweets event where you can learn how fizzy drinks are made and make sherbet to take home. 10.30-11.30. For more info

21 Chapeltown Community Forum are holding a Spring craft fair. Venues in Methodist church and Chapeltown scout hut, 10am to 4pm. Craft stalls, refreshments available. 21 Coffee morning to be held at Brightholmlee Chapel, Wharncliffe Side. 10am to 12pm in aid of the soldiers charity Army Benevolent Fund. Various stalls, raffle and crafts. All welcome.

Wednesday May 16 16 Stocksbridge Community Care Group will hold their annual meeting in the Town Hall Council chambers between 3.30pm and 4pm. Anyone interested in the work of this group is welcome to attend. 16 Afternoon buffet dance, 1.30pm, only £7. Stocksbridge Legionnaires Club, Edward Street - Don’t forget to book your place at our New Dancing Afternoon Crawshaws Buffet & Coffee Apple Cakes - A Great Entertainer Steve Andrews Dressing up in Hawaiian Clothes/Seaside optional Book with Kath Now 07596130043 A Valley React Activity. Tuesday May 22 22 Ladies fashion show and pampering evening in Bolsterstone Village Hall from 7pm to 11pm. High street labels at much reduced prices, as well as shoes, handbags and accessories. Wine and refreshments available. Tickets £5, must be purchased before the event. Call Rita on 0114 2883803 or Carol on 0114 2882230. All profits to Bolsterstone Village Hall. Wednesday May 30 30 Ecclesfield Library Archive Group. 3-5pm. All welcome. Phone 01142463615 for more information. Sunday July 8 8 Thurgoland Village Fun Day – 1pm to 5pm. Free entry. Children’s rides, BBQ and bar, Hathersage Brass Band, lots of stalls, fancy dress, games and raffle.

ONGOING Morehall Fly Fishing Club new season commences on March 24. New members welcome. Day tickets available. For more details, call David Watson on 0114 2304052. Dungworth, Storrs and District WI meeting every second Thursday in the month. Dungworth Village Hall 7pm. All welcome. Info 01142864818. Healing rooms. Free, just drop in, Tuesdays 10.30 - 12.00 at Hillsborough Arena, S6 4HA. All welcome. God cares for you! Healing Rooms at Costa Coffee (on Hillsborough tram stop), Wednesdays 4:30-6:00 pm. Provided free by Hillsborough Healing Rooms team. All welcome! Knit and Natter at Ecclesfield Library. Learn, share, laugh! Weekly Mondays 3-5pm and Wednesdays 12.30-3pm. For more information phone Debbie on 07732844299. Stannington Library Writers Group: Adult creative writing group meeting at Stannington Library S6 6BX on the first Saturday each month from 1pm - 3pm. Cost: First time free then £3 per meeting, light refreshments included. Beginners welcome, all genres. For more details: Contact Sharon by Phone on 07973 847 592 or Email stanningtonwriters@gmail.com or visit our website https://stanningtonlibrarycreativewritinggroup.wordpress.com/ or facebook @StanningtonWriters

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21 Venue Folk Club, all the way from London, ‘Ranagri.’ Start 8.15pm. Doors open 7.45pm. In the Samuel Fox room. Entrance £10 - payable on the door. 21 Stocksbridge Library - 1.30pm 3.30pm - Writing for Pleasure - This session replaces our usual meeting held on the first Thursday in the month because of polling. Sunday April 22 22 Charlie’s fundraiser at Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre. 9am to 12 noon. Archery, penalty shoot-out, bouncy castle, parachute play, yoga, spinning bikes and trampolining. All proceeds from tea, coffee and ice cream go to Chalie’s fund. Donations buckets will also be present. Monday April 23 23 We would like to encourage new members to join the Oughti-

Your journey starts here. 21 or over? Join the Department for Lifelong Learning at our Mature Student Taster Event. What is it? A FREE event featuring a series of short talks, taster activities, and an optional tour of the University campus. Who is it for? This is an open event for anyone 21 or over, without traditional university entry qualifications, who would like to find out more about studying at the University of Sheffield. No prior knowledge or experience of higher education is required. When is it? Friday 4th May 2018, 10am to 2pm Where is it? The Discovery Rooms, University of Sheffield Students’ Union, Western Bank, Sheffield, S10 2TQ.

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BOLSTERSTONE Archaeology and Heritage Group will be taking a trip through history on their next meeting as they host a talk on the Redmires WW1 training camp on Wednesday April 18. Helen Ullathorne will be attending to tell the group more about the Redmires WW1 training camp she has been studying and surveying, with the help of University of Sheffield students. The importance of the site was only recently recognised and in 2014 it was scheduled to protection it, because of its extent and the way it showed the development of trench defence works.

The trench complex was created by the Sheffield City Battalion, men recruited from the university and commerce – over 1,000 moved to the camp in December 1914. Now rough pasture, the layout of the earthworks is still visible on the ground, such as the zigzag trench in the photo. If you are interested in learning more about archaeology, come along and find out more. The group is not only arranging talks, but also practical sessions. It recently had a very successful flint workshop where we were able to study, identify and try to

draw flints found on the moors in this area. Flint is not found locally so these have been brought in to use as tools and weapons long ago. The group also carry out surveying of local sites and lead walks to find out more about local heritage. The Redmires talk starts at 7.30pm in the meeting room of Christchurch on Manchester Road, Stocksbridge. Admission is £2 including refreshments.

STOCKSBRIDGE Golf Club hosted a successful programme of family activities over the Easter weekend, kicking off with Graham Lindley on Saturday evening. Easter Sunday was a day of traditional Easter family fun had with a host of competitions.

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The question lots of us would be interested to know, why other candidates havenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t done so yet? My 16Workshop poem year-old niece is just applying for jobs and managed to put one together in less than an hour, whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s stopping council candidates from doing the same? Medicinal trough Our Writing for Pleasure group recently took part in Is the reality that some of them just donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have the two writersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; workshops held by Ignite Imaginations skills or are happy for voters to vote blindly based on behalf of the Sheffield Lakeland Project. on the party they represent? Dear Ed We were encouraged to create a new myth or legend If that is the case, why would anyone vote for about some feature of the area or write a ghost story someone showing this sort of contempt towards Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve been reading with interest the articles in local or poem. the electorate. We need to understand the role local newspapers regarding the rare trough in need One of our number decided to put into words the councillors have. They are here to represent us, to of rescue located at Worrall; which reminded stories that have haunted her for years. The result is improve things locally and make Sheffield a better me of the following article that appears in the place to live. the poem that follows. OUGHTIBRIDGE NOTES column on page four We shouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t just vote based on our view of the of the January 12th 1900 edition of the Penistone

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Gareth Cooke and Matt Robinson in record-breaking form at Manchester TWO Penistone Footpath Runners club records were broken at the Manchester Marathon at the weekend, with Gareth Cooke bettering his own senior male club record to 2:36.22 whilst Matt Robinson added to his Hall of Fame entry of the V45 record by taking over seven minutes off the V50 record in a time of 2:57.54. For both runners, their recordbreaking was underpinned by the dedication of consistent training. Over 20 members took part in the Sheffield Half Marathon on

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whilst Steve finished 52nd and first V60 in 35.25. At the Hornsea Third Marathon in East Yorkshire, Keith Gordon finished sixth V65 in 73.39 whilst Dave Needham was seventh V70 in 83:51. The first race in the ever-popular Spencers Dash series took place last week, with PFR scooping the podium places in the men’s race in the form of the running machine Gareth Cooke, Shaun Dimelow and promising newcomer Kieron Reed. Laura Gill and Lesley Parker finished third and fourth women respectively.

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Lauren Turner scored late on at Peterborough as they threatened a comeback. But with a referee seemingly happy to let the home side time waste at will there was plenty of frustration at the end. It was back to winning ways on Thursday evening as they played a ‘home’ game under the lights at St George’s Park, Westfield, eventually overcoming a strong Mansfield Hosiery Mills 3-0.

With two games in hand and only a three point deficit the title is for Peterborough to lose now but with six games remaining the War Memorial Ladies are still in with a shout.

Sheffield Hawks 36-26 Oulton Raiders HILLSBOROUGH Hawks, for 60 minutes of the match, totally overpowered their opponents and scored an impressive victory despite being understrength. Taking the field with 12 players Hawks immediately let a soft try in after two simple missed tackles.

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Jenny Selman scored a great volley against the run of play in the first half but the second half was much better and substitute Codi Melia bagged a goal at either end of the half to seal a solid win. On Sunday, they hosted bottom team Arnold Town and relegated the visitors with a comprehensive 5-0 win, the hard working Selman scoring a tremendous hat-trick with further goals from Kathryn Mudge and Laura Watton.

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This snapped Hawks into action and the tackles were harder, the play the ball quicker and the breaks started to happen.

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pitch and every Hawks player stepped up their game both defensively and offensively on a heavy pitch against a full team. In a welcome return Josh Bilton crossed on his second debut and the Oulton team clearly struggled with the pace, power and angles of the Hawks runners. Littlewood crossed again just before half time and, with different decisions from the referee, both Edgar and Bailey Thompson could have scored. Initially the second half saw the Hawks continue as they had ended the first. Littlewood crossed again and from a drop out under the posts, Bailey Thompson scored a trademark try from halfway.

Again Halls kicking was exemplary, slotting 6 out of 6 conversions and putting Oulton under pressure from excellent kick offs. Owen Riches was everywhere, Will Burns hit everything that moved and Spencer Poppleton was his usual relentless self. In the last 15 minutes the man advantage and the heavy pitch started to take its toll and Oulton stepped up their game. However, the heart that this team possesses saw them through to the end with an excellent victory over last year’s league winners. On this showing Hawks are starting to deliver on their potential for 2018.

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Call Chambers but the home side again scored after some poor defending. War Memorial need to win THE War Memorial’s title hopes took a real there remaining six games to be sure of the Blades blow with a below par performance when they Superdraw title. suffered only their second defeat of the seaMaltby Main 0-2 Penistone Church son. They definitely started the brighter but when the GOALS from Nathan Keightley and Kieran Ryan Ranch scored two quick fire strikes the away side gave Penistone Church a 2-0 win over Maltby Main on Saturday. struggled to get any rhythm. However, goals by Matt Harrison and an Ollie This followed a 2-2 draw against Bridlington on Black penalty just before half time brought the Tuesday with their opponents scoring with three minutes remaining to snatch a point. scores level. In the second half, Ross Brown soon put Oughti- Church were leading 2-0 after Tom Brennan and bridge in front finishing well after great work by then Nathan Keightley had found the target.

Heggie breaks age record for Wheelers LAST Saturday saw Birdwell Wheeler Paul Heggie ride the VTTA (Yorkshire) 25-mile open time trial at Topcliffe, North Yorkshire.

events the LVRC Fleche Waltonne road race in Leicesterhire. On a day of incessant rain despite efforts to break away he finished 15th in the bunch sprint.

His time of 1:01.53 placed him 26th of 48 on age handicap. His time also beat his own club age record (64 years old) by 14 seconds.

Sunday’s club run to Shireoaks saw Chris Jenkins, Paul Mynett, Dave Hudson and Tony Lodge set off from Brewers Fayre, Wombwell and complete a 70 mile round trip.

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Stocksbridge Rugby edged out in local derby Sheffield Medics 43-21 Stocksbridge DESPITE an improved performance, Stocksbridge Rugby suffered another defeat at the hands of local rivals Sheffield Medics in their Yorkshire Division Three clash at the weekend. This result now sees Stocksbridge rooted to the bottom of the division staring relegation in the face, barring some sort of miracle. The travelling Pigs welcomed barnstorming centre Liam O’Leary back, with Booth and James selected to start in the front row. With Rowett, pace man Ryan Smith and the evergreen Christopherson on the bench, the squad looked strong enough to cope. Initially, this was the case, as the well drilled home side had the better of the early exchanges, but the visitors held firm with some good

cover defence. Medics piled on the pressure, and a line out malfunction coupled with some weak first up tackling, allowed the home side to take the lead. Stocksbridge had their chances with Brown, Booth and the rampant Whitaker making good runs in the loose. The pack also worked hard in the tight with James and Beal dominating their opponents. A loose pass gave Medics further possession and they outflanked the visitors to score in the corner to extend their lead. A killer try just before the interval left the half time score 21-0 to Sheffield Medics. With the coaching staff ringing the changes, the visitors clawed their way back into the game, and some good

ruck play with Christopherson, operating at scrum half, orchestrating the forwards, Sam Whitaker plunged over from close range to register the first points for the visitors, veteran goal kicker Bowskill tagged on the extras. More enterprising play from fly half Wesby allowed skipper Newton to send jet heeled winger Ryan Smith on a dart for the line however, he was tackled just short. The towering Beal then stole a line out ball, and the weight of the Stocksbridge eight muscled the Medics and Newton was able to cross the try line from close range, again converted by Bowskill. More loose play and some weak defending allowed the home side to score further tries and injuries to Joe Jones and Rees Aspin didn’t help the visitors cause. Credit to the hard-

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LATE PENALTY DRAMA FOR STEELS Stocksbridge PS 1-1 Lincoln Utd

AFTER a recent run of disappointing results manager Chris Hilton was keen to get back to winning ways against a Lincoln United side that is pushing for a play off place. With a glut of games coming thick and fast for Steels, it was important to get some momentum going and strive to gain three points. Lincoln started brightly, forcing two corners almost from the kick off. A great diving save from Dave Reay, tipping the ball around the post to his left, denied a terrific volley from Lincolns number 10 Grimes which was struck cleanly from 10 yards out. The warning signs were out as Lincoln pressed forward with the Steels boys struggling for rhythm and cohesion. Both Brodie Litchfield and Joe Lumsden were thwarted by good defending as they searched for passing options in the last third. In the 21st minute they successfully combined well with Lumsden stabbing home from six yards after receiving a pass from Litchfield who went on a jinking run down the inside left channel. The excellent Matt Reay was dominant in the Steels back four and was in the thick of it leading by example as Lincoln pushed forward for the equaliser.

The game became a little scrappy towards the break with the Steels midfield three finding it hard to cope against a well drilled Lincoln four who began to control the pace of the game and pick up second balls. Scott Ruthven shot from 18 yards, and although struck well, was straight at the Lincoln goalkeeper. A counter attack from Lincoln found the Steels defenders absent with a three-on-two situation with Grimes just missing contact with the ball central to goal from a dangerous right wing whipped in cross. There was second half substitute for Steels as Ben Rhodes came on for Alex Wiles. It was an uneventful first 15 minutes of the second half with nothing to shout about as Steels tried to force the play, get forward too quickly and likewise with Lincoln as both sides played too many straight balls. On 70 minutes a strong left side penetrating run from Lumsden into Lincolnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s last third territory saw his cross miss all in front of goal and find Ben Rhodes sliding in at the far stick and hitting the base of the post from a narrow angle. Lincoln were now on top and looked as though they may find a way through but the Steels lads kept them at bay with a good shape and terrific defending led

by central defenders Matt Reay and Liam McFadyen. Steels were now defending deep and just really trying to catch the Lincoln side on the counter as they strived to hold onto the slender lead. Three points looked in the bag as the extra time board was held up by Shaun Handysides showing a minimum of five minutes yet to be played. On 90 minutes plus three, a long hopeful ball over the top of the Steels defence saw what seemed a breakdown in communication as Tom Charlesworth tried to head the ball to an onrushing Reay the Steels goalkeeper. Charlesworth did not get enough purchase on the ball and a Lincoln player nipped in on the edge of the box and Dave Reay had no option than to bring him down. Andy Toyne stepped up and drove the ball hard to Reays right, Reay saved brilliantly, parried the ball back to the taker who struck again, another great stop by Reay but only for the ball to go back to Toyne who then struck the ball into the net over a stranded Reay. Drama to the last but a deserved point for Lincoln. Some would say they deserved more but overall another keenly contested, highly competitive league fixture. Steels face Frickley at home on Thursday with a 7.45pm kick off.

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