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SWIMMING BATHS DEMOLISHED Man arrested after body found in Chapeltown DETECTIVES have launched an investigation following the discovery of the body of a man at a house in the Chapeltown area in the early hours of Tuesday June 26. Emergency services were called to Steven Close just before 12.30am following a report that a man had been found injured inside a house on the cul-de-sac. He was pronounced dead at the scene. One man, aged 50, has been arrested on suspicion of murder and will be questioned by officers later today. The demolition of Chapeltown Baths on Burncross Road finally got underway this week. It served the community for 55 years.
A cordon is currently in place at the address and is expected
to remain there throughout the rest of the day as officers carry out enquiries. There will also be an increased police presence in the area as detectives work to ascertain the exact circumstances surrounding the incident. Anyone who saw or heard anything suspicious last night or in the early hours of this morning, or who has any information about the incident, is asked to call 101 quoting incident number 29 of 26 June 2018. You can also speak to Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.
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“Remarkable woman” celebrates 100th birthday LOOK Local is pleased to report on yet another 100th birthday in north Sheffield, this time it is that of Oughtibridge woman Dorothy Bagnall. Dorothy Bagnall (nee Whitham) was born in Oughtibridge on June 26 1918. She grew up in the village and married Bill Bagnall in 1940. She worked in the umbrella department at Fox’s steel works during the war until she left to have her children, Margaret and Susan. Remaining in Oughtibridge all her life, she latterly worked as a postwoman in this area, walking miles everyday. She has two grandchildren Sarah and Hannah, and five great grand children – Amy,
ECCLESFIELD STABBING INVESTIGATION DETECTIVES are trying to establish a motive for the stabbing of a boy outside Players Lounge on Yew Lane, Ecclesfield. The 16-year-old was stabbed in his upper body just after midnight on Saturday evening.
He was taken to hospital in a serious but stable condition. Detective Constable Leon Hobson said that although a significant number of people were there, a number of witnesses have not yet come forward. DC Hobson said: “At this time, the motive around the incident remains unclear but we do believe that the people
involved were known to each other. I’d urge anyone who saw what happened, or who has any information that could help us as we continue to investigate, to contact us.” Anyone with information should call South Yorkshire Police on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111 quoting incident 1 of June 17.
Amelia, Chelsey, Lewis and Alicia. Both Dorothy and Bill enjoyed spending time with their family and taking holidays. Llandudno was a favourite vacation and train trips to Cleethorpes with their grandchildren was another pastime. In 2000 they celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. Dorothy was so thrilled to receive a congratulations card from the queen. Unfortunately, after a short illness, Bill passed away later in 2000 and daughter Margaret in early 2001 but she has continued to enjoy life with her family who think the world of her. Her family describe her as a remarkable lady and one of her favourite sayings is “When I get old…” leaving her family to wonder when that might be.
HARE COURSING SOUTH Yorkshire’s Rural Policing Team are investigating possible hare coursing incidents in the Deepcar area. It has been reported in fields by the footpath between Holloin Busk Lane and Bolsterone that dead hare and rabbits have been found in a field.
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Brown family to sizzle Ecclesfield Library Bangers for Bluebell launches funding drive ECCLESFIELD Library is a small, not-for-profit charity run entirely by non-paid volunteers.
Sheffield City Council funding is only guaranteed until 2020, after which the Library will have to be completely self-funding, so the trustees are now appealing to local businesses to help them ensure that this valuable community asset can remain open into the future.
A CHAPELTOWN couple are getting ready to sizzle some Bangers for Bluebell. Bev and Jim Brown are nannan and grandad to nine year old Gracie, who is supported by Bluebell Wood. Family and friends will be making donations at the barbecue on Saturday July 7, with every penny going to the children’s hospice. At the age of three, Gracie was diagnosed with Leukodystrophy Vanishing White Matter Disease, a progressive disorder for which there is no current cure. Gracie’s parents are Daniel and Charlotte.
Daniel said: “Bluebell Wood has provided Gracie with opportunities that have enriched her experience and discovery. These include a recent event meeting, stroking and holding creepy creatures, which Gracie absolutely loved. She was so proud of her own achievement, holding all the animals, and meeting the pony-unicorns. Seasonal events like the Halloween party are great for us too, because taking Gracie out trick or treating is quite difficult. The party offered the chance for us to have a slimy, spooky time in an environment that was well-suited to Gracie’s needs.
“Gracie is absolutely in love with George the dog, who is the hospice mascot and she really enjoys music therapy. Bluebell Wood gives us the chance to just enjoy our time together.� Bev said: “We’re really looking forward to getting together with family and friends and hope we can raise as much as possible for Bluebell Wood, which does so much for families like ours. We have already had a fantastic response and would like to thank everyone who has generously donated so far.� Gail Parkin, Community Fundraiser, Bluebell Wood, said: “We’d
like to say a big thank you to Bev and Jim and to everyone who holds a barbecue for Bluebell Wood this year. Every penny raised will help to make a real difference to families facing the toughest of times.� Anyone holding a Bangers for Bluebell barbecue can share their photos on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram using the hashtag #BangersForBluebell.
designed by local artist Kate Morgan. Bluebell Wood is also giving away Bangers for Bluebell packs, which includes recipe ideas, games and tips to make any barbecue a roaring success. To download your pack please visit www.bluebellwood.org/ support-us/fundraise/ community-fundraising/bangersforbluebell/
In addition to its normal services the Library holds regular activities such as the Little Bears Club, Knit and Natter, and the Ecclesfield Village Heritage Reminiscence Group. Courses in painting and computer classes are also held regularly. There are frequent free events for children, such as Fun Science, Imagination Gaming and Code Club, and computers are available for those people who wouldn’t otherwise have access to the Internet. The Library is an important hub for many local residents, without which they and their children wouldn’t have access to these types of activities, or to the wide selection of wonderful books the Library offers.
If you email these pictures to marketing@ bluebellwood.org you could be the lucky winner of an exclusive, one-off original print of the digital Bangers for Bluebell artwork,
STEPS NURSERY AMENDMENT
LAST week, Look Local published a story about Paces winning a nursery. It was in fact Steps Community Nursery that had won the award. Look Local would like to apologise for the mistake and wish both Paces and Steps the best for the future. Steps held a children’s picnic party as part of our 20th anniversary celebrations and are very proud to have been awarded ‘Most Inspirational Nursery Setting for Autism Support’ at the Sparkle Sheffield Awards.
Steps Community Nursery started life as a sessional playgroup in the local church hall and moved to the Paces Community Campus in late 1997. From January 1998 it opened as a pre-school nursery and grew over the next four years to offer full day care, 50 weeks of the year. Two of the staff, Lorraine and Linda, have been involved with the group since the church hall days and began as volunteer parents. Many other members of staff have been at Steps for between 10 and 15 years.
In May they held an open evening for past families, friends and supporters to join them for a piece of celebration cake. They have also launched a refreshed logo, thanks to one of our parents. Other successes to celebrate this year include SENCO Cheryl receiving a Special Commendation from the Pre-School Learning Alliance, and being nominated by two of our parents for Sparkle Sheffield ‘Most Incredible SENCO’ Award. Also, Steps Nursery was nominated for Sparkle Sheffield ‘Most Inspirational PreSchool Nursery’.
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Businesses can sponsor the Library by setting up a monthly standing order from as little as ÂŁ5 per month, paying an annual subscription or making a one-off donation. In return the company will be advertised as a sponsor on the Library’s Facebook and website, on the digital display in the Library and on notice boards. Of course, individuals can also support the Library’s work in the same way, or can simply give a small donation when they call in - “every little helpsâ€?, as the saying goes! Look out for our stall at Chapeltown Gala on Saturday July 7, where our new lottery ‘goes live’, buy a book or two and find out how you can help Ecclesfield Library to continue its valuable work. Donations can be made via the website - www.ecclesfieldlibrary.co.uk/ donate - which leads to a secure site managed by PayPal, where payments can be made using a PayPal account, or a debit or credit card. Alternatively donations can be made directly into the Library’s bank account or by cheque - details can be obtained from the Library.
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Last chance to buy bargain tickets for festival NOW is your last chance to buy discount tickets to the Sheffield Family Music Festival in Oughtibridge on June 30. You can buy the tickets online at OWMSC.CO.UK, this Saturday at Oughtibridge Gala or from Oughtibridge Kitchens. Killer Queen appeared at the last Sheffield Family Music Festival in 2015, when over 2,000 attended. Organisers are looking forward to another successful festival and tickets now on sale for the second event with Secret Police – a tribute to The Police headlining.
Young rock band Wharf from London, former front man of the Monday Club Paul Hawsworth, blues band 20 Foot Squid and three other bands covering all genres will also play. Stancil Brewery will be there along with a prosecco bar, fun fair, stalls, face painters, food court and a DJ playing requests booked by you when purchasing a ticket. Tickets are just £5 for concessions and £12 for adults when purchased this week.
PUPILS TACKLE PARENTS HEAD ON ABOUT PARKING PUPILS aged five to 11 at a primary school in Burncross have come up with a novel way to solve the parking problems blighting their school – they have become the parking patrol! On selected mornings and afternoons, so that the culprits don’t know when to expect it, the pupils themselves are donning high visibility vests and taking to the streets outside school holding up posters saying ‘Think before you park’ and ‘Please don’t pull-up here’, supported by the school’s head teacher and learning mentor. Head teacher Joanne Grantham said: “I don’t think the problem at Windmill Hill is any different to that experienced at any other school. Modern lives are so busy that sometimes common sense goes out of the window and they park or drive in a way that isn’t safe for our pupils. “However it’s an issue that’s constantly raised as a concern by parents in our parent surveys, it worries staff and clearly it
worries the pupils themselves too. They came up with the Parking Patrol idea and I’m very pleased to support them. “We’ve had a fantastic response from most parents who’ve been walking past the children praising them for taking action.” Members of the School Council for Windmill Hill Primary School, which includes two elected representatives from each of the school’s classes, have long worried about the parking outside school at the beginning and end of the day. Last year they persuaded the school’s parent-teacher association to pay for banners for the school fence, and plastic figures of school children to put outside the school, but more than six months on they’re still concerned about the issue. Emily Care, aged 10, who is the chair of the School Council said: “It’s improved a lot since we’ve been going out on parking
patrol because it’s helping children cross the road safely. “Lots of people were parking on double yellow lines, the zigzags outside of school and on the corners of the roads which meant it was very dangerous to cross. This is because it wasn’t possible to see cars coming and children had to cross the road between cars or step out into the road to get past them.” In 2017 a newspaper investigation named Sheffield drivers as the worst in Yorkshire for parking dangerously and illegally outside schools. Drivers in the city were charged for a catalogue of parking failures near schools, including parking on a pedestrian crossing, and parking on double and single yellow lines. Sheffield council revealed that 113 primary school children had been injured – 32 seriously –in crashes across the city occurring at school pick-up and drop off times over the last five years.
9,107 socially isolated older people in Sheffield - and you can help THE people of Sheffield are being called on by Contact the Elderly, the national charity working to end loneliness and social isolation amongst older people, to step forward and help the 9,107 socially isolated older people living in Sheffield. Contact the Elderly, supported by partners like People’s Postcode Lottery, provides social connections for isolated older people, helping them reconnect with their community. The charity, supported by a nationwide network of 11,000 volunteers, work with thousands
of the most socially isolated older people across the UK. Research by Age UK [1] has shown that there are 9017 isolated older people living in Rotherham. This number will only rise as the Sheffield community, along with much of the UK, ages. According to the Office for National Statistics, the number of older people in the UK will rise by over two and a half million by 2026. As the UK ages [2], increasing numbers of older people are living alone. Currently, 3.6 million older people in the
UK live alone, with 2 million of these aged 75 or older. 1.9 million older people have said they often feel ignored or invisible, and two fifths of all older people say that the television is their main source of company.
community. Supported by partners like People’s Postcode Lottery, we want to extend our service in Sheffield to reach as many of these isolated older people as possible.”
Contact the Elderly is committed to reaching as many of these socially isolated older people as possible. The charity’s Head of Service for Yorkshire, Pamela Walker, said:
Contact the Elderly needs members of the Sheffield community to step forward and help the charity reach the thousands of isolated older people living in Sheffield. Pamela Walker continued:
“We all need to help our older neighbours and ensure that all of them have the opportunity to reconnect with their
“To extend our service, we need help. We need the people of Sheffield to step forward and volunteer a bit of their time
to help us empower their isolated older neighbours to break out of the cycle of social isolation.” The power of Contact the Elderly’s service is revealed by surveying of the older people the charity works with. 95% told the charity that their events “give them something to look forward to” and 90% said they’d made new friends through the charity’s service. If you’re interested in volunteering for Contact the Elderly, visit the charity’s website www.contact-the-elderly.org. uk, or Freephone 0800 716 543.
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The smallest primary school with the biggest ideas VISITORS to St Ann’s Catholic Primary School in Stocksbridge were in for a treat as guests enjoyed a multitude of attractions, stalls and entertainment at their annual Summer Gala. Deepcar Brass Band set the tone for an amazing day out, with 21 independent stallholders turning up.
SUMMER CONCERT THURGOLAND Community Choir will hold their annual summer concert on Friday July 13 at Holy Trinity Church Thurgoland at 7.30pm.
The choir will perform a range of music to please all tastes including well known pieces such as Ave Maria and Bridge over Troubled Waters as well as some new pieces. They aim to showcase local young talent and will be joined by guests including The Clangers - a local hand chimes group from St Andrews Penistone who have been operating peer leadership whilst their conductor has been on maternity leave. As a community choir all are welcome to join, the choir enjoys singing and hopes to give pleasure to all who attend the concert. Tickets are at £6 each and under 16s get free entry. They can be obtained from Elaine Hallet on 01142845494.
Children could be heard in fits of laughter whilst Ace Magic did a very entertaining magic show as well as Punch and Judy. Others could be seen enjoying a go on the fairground rides and bouncing castle. The food was exceptional, with burgers provided by Crawshaws Butchers and freshly cooked fish and chips from New Wave Fish Van.
The sun was shining and the beer tent was busy. As the smallest primary school in Sheffield, with 99 pupils on roll, it really was amazing to see the Stocksbridge community come together, with an estimated 400 visitors and have a really good time. Here’s looking forward to St Ann’s School Summer Gala 2019!
PUPILS INVOLVED IN LEADING ACTIVITIES PUPILS have been getting involved in leading PE and developing leadership capacity at Deepcar St John’s. Ryan Priest, a newly appointed sports coach, has had significant impact in encouraging pupils to get involved in PE at the school. He has set up a sports leaders programme. Sports leaders are given folders to record their progress, lead activities during lunch and after school, receive CPD training, complete lesson plans and risk assessments. Ryan said: “The school are really focused on developing pupils’ capacity to lead PE and develop their leadership and management skills. It really is a fantastic scheme. All sports leaders wear a personalised hoodie, designed by one of the pupils, Sam Bullock.”
The scheme includes pupils running games and sports at lunch times ranging from refereeing to coaching athletics, cricket, mini games and loads of other fun activities.
For each time a child joins in with sport at dinner, PE or afterschool clubs, they receive a sticker to put on their star chart.
They also run special events such as Santa shootout, elftastic basketball and reindeer training course.
The winning two from each class at the end of term get a treat afternoon and a certificate and first place also gets a medal to keep and trophy to take home for one term.
The school are getting everyone involved and active to meet the government’s guidelines of 60 minutes of moderate exercise every day and also the extra 30 to cover for the sports premium.
Since the sports leaders started, the increase in sports participation in this school has increased by almost 30% and nearly 95% of the children in school now achieve 30 minutes of moderate exercise at dinner times.
Star charts are created for each class by the leaders to measure the amount of activity done by children in each class.
Ryan added: “The scheme is so popular, pupils are having to apply for the role completing an application form for the next academic year. The next steps are to expand to help with local school Royd Infant School.”
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trated talk by Julia Tomson and Dave Perkins on the history of Oxspring. Venue: Oxspring School, 6.30pm. Hosted by the PTA in aid of school funds. Refreshments provided. Free admission, donations welcome. 28 Monthly Folk Session, with The Fates and Friends, the Wharncliffe Arms, Wharncliffe Side, 8.30pm. Singers and musicians welcome.
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Local Events Wednesday June 27 27 Thurgoland Community Choirs next practice is on Wednesday June 27th 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 June 28 28 Try “Singing 4 Fun” at Holy Trinity Church Thurgoland from 10.30am to 12.00am followed by refreshments. No auditions, no musical experience necessary. All welcome, contact Judith on 0114 2830083. Singing 4 Fun is a Dementia Friendly event. 28 ‘Bosvilles and Bell Horses’ illus-
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Friday June 29 29 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners, a guided walk, ‘Ganister Mining on Wadsley Common’ by Ray Battye, looking at the mining heritage of Wadsley Common. Ray’s knowledge on this topic is second to none and he has published a book which you will be able to buy, meet at Long Lane Car Park, off Long Lane between Worrall and Loxley, 7pm. Saturday June 30 30 Grenoside Scout & Guide BBQ and Treasure Hunt - 4pm. £2 per team. Food and soft drinks on sale, or bring your own drinks and party! All welcome. Phone 07503217410. 30 Waldershelf Singers and Millhouse Green Male Voice Choir present “Movies and Musicals” at The Venue Stocksbridge at 7.15pm (Doors open 6.55pm)Tickets: Adults £9, under 16s Free, available from Choir members,The Venue, or ring Kathryn on 07769252724. Proceeds to Stocksbridge brain injury rehabilitation & neurological care centre. 30 Grenoside Primary School Summer Fair, 11am – 2pm, being held on the school field. 50p entry. Lots of fun for all the family. Everyone welcome. 30 Cllr Julie Grocutt’s surgery at Stocksbridge Library. 10-11am. Call in for help advice or just a chat. Sunday July 1 1 Sankey Sunday, at the Plough, Low Bradfield. Why not come and enjoy singing these very uplifting Hymns. I guarantee you will be pleased that you did as you make your way home. If you don’t know them, no matter, if you can’t sing, no matter, Just come along and enjoy the atmosphere. Starts 8pm, finish 10pm. Better than stuck in watching telly. Monday July 2 2 Bradfield Historical Society, 7.30pm, Low Bradfield Village Hall, ‘Yorkshire’s Seaside Architecure’ by M Higginbottom, 2337463. 2 Stocksbridge Transport Forum will meet 2pm to 3pm in Stocksbridge Library, chaired by Cllr Julie Grocutt. Update and input to Sheffield Transport Users Group July 5. 2 Wharncliffe Side W.I. meet in the village hall at 7pm. Speaker Dan Eaton on local history. All welcome. No meeting in August. 2 Stocksbridge and Deepcar Townswomen’s Guild at the Christian Centre, Cedar Road. 7pm. Speaker is Amanda Elliott on Dazzel glass. Visitors and new members always welcome. £1 per meeting includes refreshments. For more information, call 0114 2882393.
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Wednesday July 4 4 Stocksbridge & District W.I. are meeting at Christ Church, 6.45pm for prompt 7pm start. Speaker will be Jeff Jacklin who will speak about the milestone events of the NHS. Visitors are always welcome. £3.50. Further details on
07939941818 or 07900024549. 4 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. Friday July 6 6 Stocksbridge spiritual Group demonstration of mediumship with Irene Renshaw. £6 per person 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. For more info, call Janet on 07860319251. We are open every Friday for an open circle. £3 each. Starts at 7.30pm. Saturday July 7 7 High Green Primary School music festival. Tickets priced at £2 per adult, 50p per child over two. 11am start. Tickets available from School Reception or on the school gate on the day! Come and join us for a day of fun and music. BBQ, refreshments, beer tent, pizza, variety of stalls, raffle, face painting, hook-a-duck, splat the rat, sand art and much, much more. Live music from High Green Primary School Choir and all kinds of instruments. Open mic stage, Sheffield Music Hub and music from special guest acts! Enquiries to hardingl@highgreen.sheffield. sch.uk. If you can volunteer or would like a stall please email fots@highgreen.sheffield.sch.uk. 7 Chapeltown Park Gala from 11am to 3pm. Lots of free attractions including Go Karts, Penalty Shootout, Coconut Shy, Children’s races and local stalls. Free entry. All welcome. 7 Bolsterstone Village Fayre. 2pm. Bolsterstone MVC and Deepcar Brass Band. Refreshments in village hall and in the playing field with an art show in St Mary’s Church, along with guest organists. Variety of stalls, games, children’s play area and classic car display. Simplex car for the discerning enthusiast. 7 2 - 4 pm Science Club at the Inman Pavilion Moorland Drive S36 1EG This month’s theme is “Big and Small”. Only £1.50 per child. enquiries@inmanpavilion.org.uk 7 Worrall Festival and Gala 2018 at Worrall Memorial Hall, Worrall, S35 0AR. Gala: 1-4pm / Festival: 4-10pm. Village Gala with family activities, craft stalls and exhibitions followed by an afternoon and evening of live music, accompanied by a selection of locally brewed ales and traditional ciders. Free admission. More info: www. worrallfestival.com Saturday July 7 to Sunday July 15 Well dressing. Hoylandswaine Village, opposite the Lord Nelson. 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. 8 Scarecrow Trail - Hoylandswaine Village from 11am. 8 Outdoor Band Concert - Hoylandswaine in front of the Rose & Crown. 2pm. 8 Paces School PTA are holding their Summer Fete 11am-3pm at Paces Campus. There will be childrens games, bouncy castle, face painting, BBQ, Tombola, Toy & Book stalls. cakes and refresh-
What’s On ments. Come and enjoy a fantastic day. Thorpe Hesley Brass Band will commence all the fun at 11am at Paces School, Paces Campus, Pack Horse Lane High Green, S35 3HY. 8 Jaw Bone car boot sale 8am- 12 noon Greenhead House Farm, Jawbone Hill S35 0HN Stall holders please book in advance at www. greenheadhousefarm.co.uk Tuesday July 10 10 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome - Local History Morning Round Walk in the Upper Ewden Valley start 10.30am from Bolsterstone Church Gates - return around 1.00pm, 2337463. 10 Frack free Ecclesfield & Chapeltown are holding their next meeting at 7.30pm in Ecclesfield Library. Please join us to learn more about Ecclesfield waste treatment sites’ role in treating toxic waste. All welcome. 10 The Thurgoland Tuesday Groups next meeting is at 7.30 pm at Thurgoland school . The speaker is Mr. Pashley with a film show with music about “British Columbia”, ladies of all ages welcome. Contact: Joan Methley on 0114 4535139. Wednesday July 11 11 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome - Local History Evening Round Walk in Dungworth area - start 7pm from outside Royal Hotel, Dungworth - return around 9.00pm, 2337463. 11 Wadsley Women’s Institute, Monthly Meeting, 7.30pm, Wadsley Church Hall, Worrall Road, S6 4BA. 11 Chapeltown WI meet at 7.30pm in Chapeltown Library. Chris Herbert will talk about ‘Teaching Yorkshire to the Masai.’ The competition is for an African Artefact. New members and visitors are always welcome. 11 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. Thursday July 12 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. Friday July 13 13 Thurgoland Community Choir are hosting a concert which will be held at Holy Trinity Church, Thurgoland at 7.30pm. Concert title is ‘Music on a summers breeze’. Tickets £6 adults and free for under 16’s which includes light refreshment. Tickets available from choir members,on the door, or contact Elaine on 0114 2845494. 13 Stocksbridge and Upper Don Community Health Forum will meet 10.30am till 12 noon in Stocksbridge Library. All welcome. 13 Free movie night at The Venue, Stocksbridge. 7.30pm. Film is We the Uncivilised. Disillusioned by a story of consumption and alienation, a story of a year-long journey around the UK in search of the seeds of a different story, and with it hope for the future. (Chris 07888712604) Saturday July 14 14 Bradfield Village Hall, Bradfest. 14 A fundraiser for Marie Curie – belly dance and boogie night. All
welcome. Venue, Stocksbridge. Doors 6.30pm, belly dancing at 7pm followed by cheesy disco till late. Bar open all evening. Tickets £12 each includes prosecco cocktail and nibbles. Tickets £10 until June 30. Tickets from Venue, Valley Foot Care Clinic or call Carla on 07986138346 or Yvonne on 07412034548. 14 Kite Festival in Chapeltown Park, 10am to 12.30pm, with Sheffield Kite Flyers and their enormous kites. Or make your own small kite free at the bandstand. They are great – they really fly! Refreshments available. Free event. 14 Thurgoland Local History Groups meeting with a visit to Cusworth Hall, free admission but £2.50 for up to four hours parking, for more information please. Contact Maurice on 0114 2883482, or Margaret on 0114 2885037. 14 Wharncliffe Side village hall garden party at the hall from 2pm to 5pm. Come and enjoy a cream tea or BBQ and refreshments. Tombola and stalls, craft workshop. Come and support your hall and have an enjoyable afternoon. If you are interested in having a stall, contact Christine on 07920068537 or 0114 2863201. Sunday July 15 15 Broomhead Show 12 noon at Broomhead Park, Wigtwizzle, nr. Bolsterstone S36 4ZA. Deepcar Brass Band, Branching Out Dancers, The Broomhead Chase Annual Fell Race, Arts & Craft stalls, local popular rock singer Graham Lindley, Gymnastic display. Hot food, Bradfield Brewery and the famous Cow Pat Competition with first Prize of £200. Tuesday July 17 17 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens meeting - a gentle walk around Wortley Hall Gardens, meet at the Hall at 7.30pm. All welcome, admission is £2.50, free for friends of Wortley Hall Gardens. If you are interested contact Julie on 0114 2830613 or Barry on 0114 2830056. Wednesday July 18 18 Thurgoland Community Choirs last practice before the summer break at 7.30pm, and will be a short sing followed by a social, so why not come and meet the choir and give singing a try? The practice will be at Crane Moor Chapel as usual all welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact: Elaine 0114 2845494 or Julie 0114 2830613.
Edge at 9am. £5 per car. Refreshments and plenty of parking. Proceeds for maintenance of Parish Centre. Thursday July 26 26 Try “Singing 4 Fun” at Holy Trinity Church Thurgoland from 10.30am to 12am. Followed by refreshments. No auditions, no musical experience necessary. All welcome, contact Judith on 0114 2830083. Singing 4 Fun is a Dementia Friendly event. Wednesday August 1 1 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome Local History Evening Walk around Malin Bridge - start 7pm from Malin Bridge Supertram Terminus, return around 9pm, 0114 2337463. Monday August 6 6 Bradfield Historical Society, 7.30pm, Low Bradfield Village Hall, ‘The English Longbow’’ by Pete Lawton, 0114 2337463. Wednesday August 8 8 Friends of Wisewood and District, Summer Holiday Fun, Bouncy Castle, tombola, treasure hunt, crafts for children, drinks and refreshments from RIVA, 10am to 1pm, at RIVA project, next to Wisewood Sports Centre. 8 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome Local History Morning Round Walk - start 10.30am from Stannington Church Gates - return around 1pm, 2337463. 8 Wadsley Women’s Institute, Monthly Meeting, 7.30pm, Wadsley Church Hall, Worrall Road, S6 4BA. Saturday August 18 18 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners, An Insect Safari, a family friendly walk to see what insects we can find flying, buzzing and lounging around on the heather and grasses in the open areas of the Commons, meet at 10.30am in the Rural Lane Car Park, off Rural Lane/Worrall Road, guided by Alan Smith, around 2 hours, return to the car park at any time, 2348425. 18 Bradfield Village Hall, Farmer’s Market, 9am-3pm, 2851227 18 Bradfield Village Hall, 60’s Night, Live Music, 7.30pm, www. bradflix.co.uk
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Writing for Pleasure - poetry and prose - Stocksbridge Library. The first Thursday in the month. 2.00 - 4.00. Ring 01142 883390 or email francesTS36@gmail.com for further information.
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 Ecclesfield Library Writers Group: Adult creative writing group meeting at Ecclesfield Library S35 9UA on the last Wednesday each month from 6pm - 8pm. 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 ecclesfieldwriters@gmail. com or visit our website https:// ecclesfieldlibrarycreativewritersgroup.wordpress.com or facebook @EcclesfieldWriters Afternoon Tea Dance every Wednesday at the Astoria Centre, Barnsley S75 1JT from 1 to 4pm with dancing to the live music of the Compton organ. Details on 07944 566972. Every Thursday at St Andrews Church, Penistone at 1pm Kevin Grunill or guest playing popular music on the Allen Electronic Theatre organ. Details on 07944 566972. Stocksbridge Dementia Cafe The Venue, 650 Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, Sheffield S36 1DY. We offer a free drop in for anyone who has concerns about their memory or the memory of a loved one or friend in a social setting. The Dementia Café is open on the first Thursday of the month (commencing Thursday 5th October) between 10.00 am – 12.00 noon.
Knit and Natter at Ecclesfield Library. Learn, Share, Laugh! Mons 3-5pm and Weds 12.30-3pm. Information from Debbie 07732844299. Messy Church 2nd Wednesday in the month at Chapeltown Methodist Church 4pm-6pm .Children have to be accompanied by a parent,carer etc. We do crafts, celebration & then a family meal. All welcome. Reading Group at Ecclesfield Library. Monthly on Mondays 5-6pm. For further information Phone Sylvia 0114 2463615.
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two years of trying to get a barrier fitted Cllr Gary Lakin and I have consistently faced apathy, shifting guidelines, no good will to outright hostility.
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When I was growing up we had just won the Thank you for your vote, you will never regret war, the NHS had been created, immigration was trusting me with it. needed because of the prosperity the country was seeing, there were police men on every street corner Councillor Gary Lakin, and we all had a job that paid a decent wage if we High Green volunteer you were willing to put in the hours. We also had politicians with the courage to take these actions.
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I was born in 1949 and have lived in Ecclesfield, Grenoside and High Green all my life. I’m sure I’m not alone in being appalled at how we’ve gone backwards during my lifetime.
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I warn you it is shocking to see the utter lack of interest displayed by Labour and Libdem councillors who were all to eager to vote down my pleading for support. The same councillors in the same meeting were keen to spend a greater sum on a flower pot to place outside the council office.
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TIGERS skipper Kyle Howarth was been taken to hospital in Newcastle with a dislocated shoulder. Club bosses are sweating on the extent of the damage sustained in his first outing in Sheffield’s 54-36 Championship defeat against Newcastle. And with new signings Broc Nicol and Georgie Wood falling to score it was always going to be an impossible task for the Owlerton side. Boss Damien Bates, in for the unavailable Simon Stead said: “Obviously this is a disappointing night for us and we must do better going forward. “But the injury to Kyle has been a crushing blow and we need to hope there is no long term damage there. “Hopefully the shoulder is back in place and there is nothing longer term to worry about.”
Howarth was in second place behind Ludvig Lindgren in Heat 1 at Brough Park but came to grief on the third bend, and although Carl Wilkinson and Todd Kurtz managed to take avoiding action Howarth was still left in agony. Charles Wright won his first two rides, including an early tactical substitute outing in Heat 5, but he found himself on the wrong end of a 5-1 in the next race as Matthew Wethers and Ludvig Lindgren extended the Diamonds’ lead into double figures. Kurtz also took a fall in Heat 8, before Wright and Shanes brought Sheffield back into contention with maximum points in the ninth. But Newcastle responded instantly, first with a 4-2 in an awarded Heat 10 when Nicol became the latest Tigers rider to come down, and then with a 5-1 from Stuart Robson and Wilkinson in the next.
Shanes was also disqualified for a fall in Heat 12 as Sheffield’s troubles continued, although Wright exemplified his battling spirit with a hard-fought second place against Robson in Heat 13. A further Newcastle 5-1 rubbed salt into Tigers’ wounds before Wright had the satisfaction of spoiling Lindgren’s maximum with a fine ride to win Heat 15, with a hard-working Lasse Bjerre supplying third place in a consolation race advantage. NEWCASTLE 54: Ludvig Lindgren 13+1, Matthew Wethers 11, Carl Wilkinson 10+3, Stuart Robson 9, Ashley Morris 7+1, Matej Kus 4+1, Tero Aarnio r/r. SHEFFIELD 36: Charles Wright 16, Lasse Bjerre 11, James Shanes 8+1, Todd Kurtz 1, Broc Nicol 0, Georgie Wood 0, Kyle Howarth 0.
WOODHOUSE WINS AT SERLBY BIRDWELL Wheeler Joe Woodhouse’s persistence finally paid off when he rode in the NMRRL (North Midlands Road Race League) road race over six laps of a five-mile course at Serlby.
est with Marc Peasegood second fastest. Peasegood’s results over the two events gained him the club’s 15 mile handicap trophy which will be presented at the club’s annual prize dinner in November.
No rider was able to get away from the bunch and in the final sprint Woodhouse finished 12th, his first points scoring finish of the series.
On Saturday Paul Heggie rode in the Mercia CC 30 mile Open Time Trial at Etwall in Derbyshire. His time of 1:12.39 set a new club age record at 64 years old, surpassing not only his own records set at 61 and 62 but also D Ogden’s record at 57 years old which had stood since 1984.
On Tuesday the club’s last of three 15 mile time trials took place at Thurnscoe. On a much windier evening than the previous week Trevor Mayne was again fast-
PLAY FOR THE VILLA HIGH Green Villa FC, newly promoted to The County Senior Premier League, commence pre-season training shortly. The club was formed in 1938 and is now well established playing home games at St George’s Park, Thorncliffe, probably with the best facilities in the area. For further details, any interested new players who would like to join the club please contact Mark on 07969039025.
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IT was Lady Captains Day at Stocksbridge Golf Club on Saturday June 23 and lady captain Beverley Sykes hosted the day. It was beautiful weather and 25 women and 76 men played. The overall winner of the ladies competition was Heather Evans. Liana O’Sullivan had best gross score and Alyson Sedgwick won the best Stableford. The men’s competition was won by Chris Dale with John Horton second and Phil Beaumont third. Phil also had a hole in one. It was a very memorable day. On June 15, the lady captain, along with the Stocksbridge Golf Club ladies did a sponsored walk and raised over £500 for the Western Park Hospital and Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre charities.
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Andrew kicks his way to glory BARNSLEY College Public Services student Andrew Crooks has been chosen to represent the English Karate Alliance at the World Championships in Romania. Andrew began his journey at his local karate club where he recognised his love for the sport and found he had the ability to compete at world competition level. The 17-year-old moved up through the grades and gained recognition from the English Karate Alliance governing body.
Andrew will compete against some of the best karate fighters on the international circuit. To prepare for the competition he has a gruelling daily training routine, with a five hour training session in the evening after his studies at College.
Andrew said: “I’m looking forward to competing in a prestigious international event and gaining experience from it. I’m currently the European Champion for my age and weight so this will be a great test of my abilities.
Andrew is part of the Barnsley Sports Academy within College and has access to an Elite Sports Performance Bursary to fund equipment and travel.
“The College understands the demands to compete at a higher level and the support I have received has really helped me to pursue my goals in karate.”
Seconds ease to victory over Hathersage Stocksbridge CC 2nd team 238-8 Bob Newton 71 Elliot Freeman 55 Tom Dobson 43 Hathersage CC 2nd team 56 all out Chris Thwaites 3-22 Mark Wingfield 3-8 Paul Hargreaves 2-1 STOCKSBRIDGE CC second team were at home to Hathersage CC second team and looking to continue their good form. Stocksbridge won the toss and chose to bat first on good wicket at Bracken Moor. A useful opening partnership of 30 from Elliot Freeman and Jack Firth got the home team off to a good start and then Freeman and fellow left hander Bob
War Memorial Ladies celebrate with awards ANGELA Smith MP was the special guest at the recent Oughtibridge War Memorial FC Presentation evening with the ladies’ first team picking up the East Midlands Regional League runner-up trophy in what was a fantastic season that included a long run tom the semi finals of the County Cup. Individual awards went to Lauren Turner, Kathryn Mudge, Jenny Selman, Laura Watton and Milly Wilson. The ladies’ development team also celebrated a fine debut season with individual awards going to Joely Sykes, Kelsey Murphy Bigley, Kelly Biney and Nicola Masling. Both teams will resume training in early July and new players will be made most welcome, contact Andy Cain on 07981097246 for more details.
Newton batted superbly and put on a partnership of 100 with Elliot Freeman getting 55 and Bob Newton getting his first half century of the the season with a superb 71. A brisk 28 from Jack Reeves and a return to form for Tom Dobson with 43 set the home team up for an imposing total of 238. The Hathersage innings never really got going with an early
run out from Mark Wingfield and three wickets in an over from Chris Thwaites ended any likelihood of them chasing the score down. Another three wickets from Mark Wingfield and two from Paul Hargreaves, his first wickets for the club, gave Stocksbridge a comprehensive victory and moved out of the relegation zone.
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Stocksbridge head coach looks to new season and beyond WITH Stocksbridge Rugby Club now back in training ahead of the new rugby union season, Look Local caught up with head coach Rhys Keenan. Q. How long have you been involved and what first attracted you to the club? A. I have been involved with the club now for over 20 years, I started in the juniors and moved up through the club. Friends got me into the sport and we have all stuck together and carried on. Q. What are the most challenging and rewarding aspects of your role? A. The most challenging aspect of my current coaching role is to improve the lads’ skill, and mind set every week, whilst also providing an enjoyable and fun rugby environment. The rewarding aspects are when the lads deliver on the field, what we have been doing in training, and also seeing individuals improve as players. It’s also nice adding something new to the team as a whole. Q. How’s the general mood down at the club at the moment? A. Despite us being relegated last Year, the mood at the club at the moment is at a good level, with over 26 players training each week plus five or six new players turning up and enjoying the sessions. The lads are keen to get back into the rugby and can’t wait for the league campaign to start. We have a feel good factor currently and want to make the most if it. I think myself and Andy have brought a bit of stability back to the club. Q. How would you say the season has gone for the club? A. Last season was a tough one for the lads, with two or three different coaches coming and leaving for various reasons. Towards the back end of the season when me and Andy took over the lads seemed to have a bit more pride,
Looking to a bright future for the Pigs: Head coach Rhys Keenan, centre. and seemed to begin to enjoy their rugby a bit more. The end of the season came around too early for us, we were developing and improving, but it was just too late to save us. Q. What are your plans for the rest of 2018? A. Andy Tyers and myself are committed to keep the lads improving every week, whilst enjoying their rugby. We as a team will look to finish in the top three, so whilst the lads will be enjoying their rugby they will be put through their paces, and there will be an expectation on them too. Q. How important is youth rugby to the club? A. Youth rugby is the actual life blood of the club development, many of the current first 15 started in the clubs youths teams, and still continue to play every week. Junior development is key to the club’s playing future. Q. How does the club ensure that young players enjoy a smooth transition into the senior game?
A. Is there ever a really smooth transition to senior rugby? The club always encourages the senior sides and the junior side to work together wherever possible. Senior coaches and players offer training sessions for the juniors which keep the juniors and seniors tight as one club. The clubs programme goes from minis up to the Under 17’s programme. Then into the senior colts or senior development team programme. All these programmes are closely monitored by the committee, team mangers and myself, as head coach of the club. Q. Would you consider yours to be a community club? A. Absolutely, our club is a community club definitely, we offer our pitches to the junior football teams for training, we have cycling clubs using our facilities, as well as the local scout and cubs groups. We look to work with the local Community as much as possible, and we as a club use/approach the local businesses and services before anyone or anything else.
Q. What do you believe could be some of the biggest challenges the club may face in the coming years? A. A challenge will be to cultivate the forever growing junior section, we seem to get more and more juniors every session. We will be looking for more qualified coaches to help and progress this junior section, with a coach mentoring programme too. The biggest challenge I have is setting up a ladies team at the club, if we want to move forward as a community club we must offer ladies rugby. Q. What are the clubs ambitions for the next five years? A. Over the next five years the club will look to improve the current training facilities, we will also introduce a ladies rugby team, and run two successful colts teams from the junior development. The senior rugby section looks to push on into the senior Yorkshire Leagues like Yorkshire Three and towards Yorkshire Two.
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Footpath Runners host 10km road championships IT’S been a busy week for Penistone Footpath Runners, the centrepiece of which was the club’s own 10k road race, which also doubled as the South Yorkshire 10k road championships. A total of 190 runners completed the tough course in scorching conditions. The race was won by Brendan Moody of the Barnsley Athletics Club in a time of 34.14, with Penistone runners Gareth Cooke and James Thompson claiming the other two podium places. In the South Yorkshire Veteran Championships, Damian Kilpin was second and Martin Ball third. Jonathan Bentley finished second V50, Wayne Parkinson first V55, Bill Phillips first V55, Rachel Mayston second L45, David Needham third V70 and Sue
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Bowskill first V60, Sue Charlesworth first F50, Barbara Haigh first F70 and David Needham first V70.
At the Round Sheffield Run, a race of around 15 miles run in stages on the outskirts of the Steel City, Dan Limb, running in a paired team, finished in a time of 94.44, in 40th place in his category.
Julie Darigala took a trip up to the Lake District, finishing third lady at the Whinlatter 10k on Saturday then following it up with a second place at the Arnison Dash fell race on the Sunday, over 1.5 miles and 300 metres of ascent.
Julia Cobham ran 103:43 to finish 270th in her category. Thomas and Margaret Hudson finished in 176:52.
At the James Blakeley Fell Race over 5.2kilometrres with 200m of climb, Damian Kilpin was third overall and first V40, Richard Mackie was fifth, Hugh Mackie sixth and first junior, with Ian Charlesworth first V50, Pete Stanley finished 21st overall.
At the Outibridge Chase trail race last week, PFR made up over 50 of the 81 strong field. First back for the club was Martin Ball in fifth place overall and second V40 in a time of 24:01. Laura Gill was first lady overall, with Becky Timms in third. Julie Moxon was first F40, Kelvin
Valley Hill Runners’ Midsummer Mad Dash took place last week, with Bill Phillips finishing first V65 and Julie Darigala second lady.
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FORMER Stocksbridge Park Steels striker Jamie Vardy was unveiled as the greatest player in the history of the Northern Premier League on Saturday night as the competition celebrated its 50th birthday. Vardy came out on top after thousands of votes and nominations from fans, clubs and members of the media for the EVOSTIK League’s top 100 players of the last five decades over the course of the historic 50th anniversary 2017-18 season. Now one of the most famous names in English Football, the England striker joined Stocksbridge Park Steels in 2007 before making the move to FC Halifax for £15,000 and helping the Shaymen win the NPL Premier League title. Moved to Fleetwood Town and helped them gain promotion before setting a Non-League Record of £1,000,000 in his move to Leicester City. During time with the Foxes, he helped them to one of the biggest upsets in football history when they lifted the Premier League title two years ago as 5000-1 rank outsiders. The 30-year-old, who equalled the Premier League record for scoring in 11 consecutive games in 2015-16 on the way to the title, currently has 17 caps for England.
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