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PARTYING YOUTHS DAMAGE STOCKSBRIDGE GOLF CLUB AROUND 60 young people turned Stocksbridge Golf Course into a party last Friday night, causing damage to the greens.

South Yorkshire Police PCSOs met with club representatives to discuss ongoing issues the club are having with young people trespassing on the golf course and its perimeters. A spokesperson for the police said: “Not only is this private land, it is disrespectful to treat the countryside with such disregard. “Last Friday approximately 60 young people congregated, drinking alcohol and lighting fires - in the current dry climate this is a serious fire hazard! “There was also evidence that Nitrous Oxide had been used by some of the group.

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“The photographs are of how these people left the area after their ‘party’. This is not acceptable and anyone caught on the golf course by the police will be dealt with accordingly. “Please respect the area in which you live.” The incident follows a similar occurrence last week when the golf club reported that campers had been on the third medal tee. A club spokesperson commented: “We know schools nearly out but in this continuous hot weather - a fire as you know can quickly spread, as per the moors. “Please, if these teenagers are family or friends, please make them aware of the dangers - plus they have left a mess!”

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Advice issued following shotgun theft DETECTIVES investigating the theft of shotguns from two properties in Sheffield and Rotherham have issued advice to licensed holders and are asking witnesses to come forward. Between 10.15am and 12.30pm on Thursday July 19, it is reported that offenders unknown broke into a house in the Wharncliffe Side area, gaining entry and taking one shotgun. The second offence is believed to have occurred sometime between 1.45pm and 7.45pm when a house in the Upper Whiston area of Rotherham was broken into.

Detective Chief Inspector Jon Cousins, said: “While an investigation in to both of these incidents is in the early stages, we are treating the matter very seriously and wish to ensure that other licensed firearm holders are aware of this recent criminal activity. “Committed in broad daylight it appears that these incidents could well have been targeted and I’d like anyone who saw or heard anything suspicious in the area, in particular any suspicious vehicles around the times mentioned, to come forward in confidence and report it to us. “I’d also like to take this opportunity to remind licensed gun

holders to check their security measures. The most up-to-date security advice can be found online in the Home Office Firearms Security Handbook. “The shooting community is close knit and I’d ask that people spread the message amongst those that you know are licensed holders to make them aware and to ensure adequate security measures are in place.

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THE communities of Penistone and Thurlstone had a whip round last week to have a banner made up that announces their pride of John Stones for his outstanding performance at the 2018 World Cup campaign. As a Thurlstone lad and having attended Penistone Grammar School, John gained a place at the Barnsley FC Youth Academy. Now playing for Manchester City and the national side, John is at the top of his game but at the age of just 24 he clearly has a long future in the beautiful game. John is still very much a local lad and rather that returning from Russia and heading off to

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Lee McClure, head of Springvale School, remarked: “John was very humble and clearly moved by what the community has done by having this whip round for the banner. “He was a natural with the children and I think that they will remember this encounter for a very long time indeed.â€? The banner is on the Trans Pennine Trail bridge above Bridge Street for all to see. After the cost of the banner was raised, a further ÂŁ323.25p was left over and this is being donated to Claire Throssell’s Heads Together Barnsley Charitable Trust in memory of Jack and Paul Sykes.

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Teacher advised to stay home by police after awards anger AN awards ceremony at a local school enraged parents and led to the teacher behind the ceremony being advised to stay home for the last day of school by police.

seriously. “Safeguarding everyone in school has to be mine and the governors’ top priority. I will continue working with the governors and police on this matter.

Mrs Begum drew up a list of light-hearted awards for pupils at High Green Primary School, with categories such as ‘most nosebleeds in a year’ and ‘person most likely to forget primary school’.

“Regarding our last day and the concerns raised around the awards ceremony, I would like to say a huge thank you to all the parents who have taken the time to speak to staff and governors or send their comments to us.

However, some parents took exception to the prizes and reacted angrily. Addressing parents, headteacher Diane Smales said: “In light of recent comments made on Facebook, I have been speaking to the chair and vice chair of governors and have also taken advice from South Yorkshire Police.

“Both myself and the governors value all comments from parents and do take them seriously. Myself and the chair of governors have already spoken about all the comments made and are looking at what we can take from this to help us to continue to improve our school for everyone.

“In view of the threat of violence made towards Mrs Begum on the last day, it has been agreed that to that she should not be in school tomorrow.

“I would like to apologise if anyone - pupil or parent - felt that an award was insensitive or that mine or Mrs Begum’s actions were inappropriate or offensive. None of this was intentional.

“I completely understand how upsetting this will be for many children but I have to take any threat of violence or aggression towards staff or children very

“We both care deeply about the children and have grown to love them over the years for who they are and the young people

they have grown into. We are so proud of all their achievements and think they have all been amazing ambassadors and a great asset to our school. All the children should be very proud of their end of year results; well above national and the best we have had for a number of years. “A credit to all the children's hard work and dedication and also Mrs Begums commitment to helping the children do their very best. “I personally value the relationship that I have with parents and feel privileged to have shared seven years with you all - some families I have known for much longer, some parents I have known since we went to primary school together. “So, it is an emotional time for me as well as the children, as I am saying goodbye to families who I have known for many years and may not see again. “I would like to end with my very best wishes for the future for all our year six children and I hope you all have a well earned break over the summer.�

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Wednesday July 25 25 7pm at The Venue. Stocksbridge Community Forum. Agenda includes ‘Who benefits from Fairtrade?’ Our local Food Bank. Issues you wish to raise.

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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. Monday July 30 30 Craft session for kids. 10am – 12pm. Lots of fun things to make at the Inman Pavilion Moorland Drive. Only £1.50. More details 07966 720773. 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. 1 Stocksbridge and District W.I. are meeting at Christ Church at 6.45pm for a 7pm start. Come and see our W.I. for free – it’s not all jam and Jerusalem, knitting and baking. You’ll be surprised. Also, our new Mayor and Deputy Mayor Julie and Catherine will be speaking about their new roles. For more details, call 07939941818 or 07900024549. Friday August 3 3 Stocksbridge Spiritual Group demonstration of mediumship with Paul Parker. £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. We are open every Friday. For more info, please call Janet On 07860319251. Saturday August 4 4 The Bus Pass Buskers are playing at The Travellers at Oxspring, from 3pm. Be sure to be there.

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4 Coffee morning, 10am to 11.30am. Zion Church Hall, Langsett Road South, Oughtibridge. Raffle, cakes and refreshments. Everyone welcome.

ONGOING Stocksbridge Library Writing Group - meet 1st Thursday in the month - 2pm to 4pm. Contact francests36@gmail.com or ring 2883390 for further information.

Monday August 6 6 Bradfield Historical Society, 7.30pm, Low Bradfield Village Hall, ‘The English Longbow’’ by Pete Lawton, 0114 2337463.

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.

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.

Knit & Chat, St Polycarps – Malin Bridge. Meets once a fortnight 10am – 12 noon, cakes, buns.etc. Next meeting: 19th May. 0114 220 5275 – Contact Val.

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. 8 Chapeltown W.I. will hold a social evening in Chapeltown Library at 7.30pm. A light supper will be served by the committee. The competition is for five home made biscuits. New members are always welcome. Thursday August 9 9 Stocksbridge and Upper Don 50+

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

What’s On 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. Ecclesfield Library Little Bear Club. Fridays 10.00-11.30. Cost £1.50 per adult including refreshments, children free, Bring your little ones and join a fun session sharing books, toys and music. Every Wednesday at the Astoria Centre, Barugh Green, Barnsley from 1 to 4 pm, afternoon tea dance to the live music of the Compton Cinema Organ. Every Thursday at St Andrews Church, Penistone at 1pm, popular music concert featuring Kevin Grunill or guest organist playing the Allen Electronic organ. Details of all organ events on 07944 566972.

Right royal visit THE growing reputation of the Astoria Centre at Barnsley has been given a further boost by Royal Film Premiere organist Donald MacKenzie agreeing to perform a concert at the Barugh Green venue. Leaving behind his prestigious role of playing for all major film premieres and royal events at the flagship Odeon Cinema, Leicester Square, London, Donald’s concert at the Astoria Centre will be on Saturday August 11 at 2.30pm. Donald said: ‘I’m looking forward to making my first appearance on the restored organ at this unusual but exciting venue. “Barnsley is gaining an enviable reputation for being the place to visit to enjoy the nostalgia, sights and sounds of the cinema organ and it’s music.” Advanced tickets and information on 07944 566972.

The following day, Sunday August 12 at 1.30pm, the Astoria Centre will hold an open day. Visitors will get the rare opportunity to view behind the scenes and see the thousand or so pipes, percussions and special effect that make the cinema organ such a unique musical instrument. In addition to music from the Compton organ there will be music from the centre’s collection of more modern organs. A selection of archive material will be on view as well as items to showcase the ongoing preservation and restoration work that takes place in the centre’s workshop. Many items from the workshop now helping to keep these historical instruments playing both in the UK and around the world. Volunteers will be present to answer any questions. A truly interesting view into part of our rich musical heritage. Information on 07944 566972.

Fundraiser putting in the miles again LOCAL fundraiser Debbie Cundy has been on her bike again to raise money for charity. The Oughtibridge woman rode from Inverness to Dumbarton on the hottest weekend of the year with temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius. Cycling over three days and clocking up 293.43 miles, Debbie rode for two fantastic Sheffieldbased charities Weston Park Cancer Charity and Endeavour. Endeavour works with some of England’s most disadvantaged and forgotten young adults. If you would like to contribute, you can find Debbie’s fundraising pages at https://www.justgiving. com/fundraising/debbiecundy-1 or https://www. justgiving.com/fundraising/debbie-cundy5

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STEEL VALLEY RIDE A HIT ONCE AGAIN THE Steel Valley Ride, a 31 mile mountain bike challenge covering the dramatic landscape of the Peak District and the quiet roads and bridleways around Stocksbridge, took place on Saturday July 14. The event was held to help raise funds for the Steel Valley Project a countryside management charity in Stocksbridge working to improve the environment for people and wildlife in the Upper Don area. However, this year had an extra special element to it as the ride also helped to raise funds for the British Mountaineering Council ‘Mend Our Mountains’ campaign. Part of this campaign is to raise money to repair the boggy sections on the iconic Cut Gate bridleway, linking Langsett and Howden reservoirs. As the Steel Valley Ride route travelled over Cut Gate, the charity decided to donate a percentage of this year’s entry fees to the campaign, totalling a fantastic £468. Just under 90 riders completed the gruelling 31 mile challenge on Saturday in sunny conditions and soaring temperatures. Some finished in an impressive 3 to 4 hours, whereas others made use of the whole day, but special mention goes to one lady who entered the ride after stopping

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Tom Newman, Project Manager at the Steel Valley Project said “Everybody deserves massive congratulations for completing their own challenge, whether it was to finish quickly or just to finish, push their mileage on a bike, or raise money for charity.”

Particular thanks also go to Trek Sheffield for their support throughout the event. They gave up part of their shop on the day to host the Event HQ, and also helped with the creation of a promotional video and donations for participants.

Stocksbridge Mayor, Cllr Julie Grocutt, started off the riders in the morning and then drew two winners for a prize draw to win a pair of mountain biking shoes (donated by Trek Sheffield for the first 50 entrants) and a £50 Trek voucher (donated by Stocksbridge Town Council for the first 100 entrants).

Liberty Speciality Steels and Dransfield Properties Limited (Fox Valley Shopping Centre) also provided parking facilities for the event participants and volunteers.

Congratulations to the two winners, Jonathan Lambert and Rachel Young. All the returning riders received a free water bottle, donated by Trek Sheffield. With such high temperatures, many waived their complementary hot drink and made use of their new water bottle instead! An event of this nature would be impossible to run without support from local businesses and people in the community. The charity is keen to thank all the volunteer marshals who gave up their time and helped to give

The charity has received lots of positive feedback and thanks from event participants about the day, including one person who said “The hills were very hard work, but the amount of variation in terrain, signposting, friendly marshals, feed stop and organisation were brilliant.” Speaking on behalf of the charity, Tom Newman said “It was a great day, thanks to everybody involved and for all your support for the Steel Valley Project and Mend Our Mountains campaign.” For more information on the countryside management work carried out by the Steel Valley Project, please visit www.steelvalleyproject.org

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On 18th July 2018 Peacefully in the excellent care of Alpine Lodge, Bernard aged 89 years of Deepcar. Beloved Husband of the late Margaret, much loved Dad of David. A dear Grandad, Brother, Uncle and Great friend to many. Funeral service at Grenoside Crematorium, North Chapel on Thursday 2nd August at 3pm. Family flowers only please but donations would be appreciated for BlueBell Wood Children’s Hospice for which a box will be available at the Crematorium. All enquiries to T W Birks & Son, 100 Manchester Road, Deepcar, S36 2RE. Will friends please meet at the Crematorium.

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Family Notices Kenya update I hope you find this visit to Kenya of interest and wilt place in your paper. The last write up advised that I would be returning to Mombasa in October to see completion of classroom one, this was achieved along with 58 school uniforms made by local seamstress, text books, exercise books and desks.

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To help with the food situation we had a field ploughed and planted with seed, this will provide maize which in turn will be used to make Ugali which is their staple diet. Of course we had party days and handed clothes out for the children and adults. March visit was amazing this saw two classrooms completed, painted in the school colours, on the roof is a solar panel so they have electricity. I had a surprise for the children I took a television along with DVDs, I had a table made special height so all the children could view. This photograph shows the school - if you are wondering where the children are they are watching Happy Feet they have never seen snow and didn’t know what a penguin was, their faces were a picture. The children you see here are from another school trying to watch television.

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week that is 25 pence, but it is also the cost of a This was cleaned and put in a pot with potatoes meal. Which comes first, education or food? and onions and it was very tasty. Munga, the little boy bitten by the snake, is always the first child to greet me, he is now in mainstream school albeit in a class for six or seven years because of his learning disability. He has on many occasions asked me to visit his home and until now I have declined, afraid of what I would find. This time I succumbed with my driver and interpreter, Justus. Munga took me to his home - this was corrugated sheeting walls propped up with wooden stakes, roof corrugated, different coloured pieces of material covering where holes had formed, the door another corrugated sheet.

On that day there were 120 adults and children. To her this gift to me was everything. A few weeks ago I received a photograph of the original school built 2009, the rain and strong winds had washed away a complete wall, hopefully this will be rebuilt. Fund raising begins again in Denmead in August, no further visits planned for this year but classrooms three and four in the pipeline for next March 2019.

I must say thank you to the people who have donated clothes and to the people who have donated When I opened this, what greeted me was a large money, friends family and ex work colleagues, evpiece of foam with three smaller pieces on the ery penny is very much appreciated. floor, hens running round, this one room is home Helen Flanagan, to Munga’s mum Petra and four children. It’s imChapeltown possible to put my feelings into words.

I met with a local Fundi (builder) he gave me a quote to build a house - £500. This included all materials and labour. I gave the go ahead for this to happen and paid for this as it was being built, Munga and his family now have a two roomed house with wooden lockable door and it was completed We had to have more uniforms made as there are before rainy season started. All the funds raised now 85 students and of course additional classroom paid for the school. All we had left in the kitty was means another teacher, Madam Florence came on enough to buy two mattresses for Munga’s home. board. Sue and myself pay this lady the princely sum of £50 per month. The children have to pay We had a party day for which we supplied rice and to go to school the sum of 30 kenyan shillings per beans plus two new cooking pots. Munga’s mum arrived with a present for me – a headless chicken.

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I read with amazement David Ogle’s letter in the recent edition of Look Local (19th July), where he states that Ecclesfield Parish Council is biased towards Grenoside and Ecclesfield, while ignoring Burncross, High Green, Thorncliffe and parts of The Friendly Visiting Scheme, Dementia Cafe and Chapeltown and has done this “for decades�. Friday Drop-In all benefited. Anyone else wishing As a former parish councillor I take exception to to join, either as a volunteer or as a service user, this. It is simply untrue. As I have now moved away from the area I cannot comment on the existing council. However, while I was involved, the Parish A fond farewell to Geraldine Council supported Chapeltown Baths for 20 years, after the Labour controlled city council tried to close them (surely this benefitted everyone).

As well as on-going concerns about the roll out should contact Chris Currer on 283 0141 or by of universal credit, affecting how people’s benefits are paid, I have held a number of surgeries and email at stocksbridgeccg@gmail.com. meetings with constituents about various local Many thanks to all our volunteers. Your work is issues. The grass verges were a problem and badly valued and appreciated. needed cutting. Following many concerns raised with me, I contacted council and Amey officers to ensure they were cut asap, and I am glad that this Stocksbridge Community Care Group was done soon after I made this contact. People have also raised issues regarding problems with the buses, parking, speeding on Greengate Lane and antisocial behaviour at various locations. I am chasing these issues up and will report back as and when I have responses from relevant officers, although I will not be able to give details on individual cases as this would contravene confidentiality.

Supported the building of the new sports facility in High Green, where without their support, this would not have taken place. The toilets in Chapeltown were re-opened thanks to the parish council.

I am always keen to hear of any problems people are facing in the ward, and I will always try to help. If you do want to see me about anything at all or discuss anything with me you can email me at adam.hurst@councillor.sheffield.gov.uk or telephone me on 07919 946 341

While I was on the parish council the finance committee supported many groups throughout the area, while encouraging people in our local communities wherever we could.

I am also on Facebook, and can be found by searching for me or going to https://www.facebook. com/cllradamhurst/

All of this was achieved at a relatively small cost to residents. As I said at the outset I cannot comment on the existing council (of which David Ogle is a member), but in my experience the parish council has achieved many things.

Many thanks, Adam Hurst ,Labour Councillor for West Ecclesfield

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Perhaps David should get his facts right before writing such negative letters in future. Best wishes, Colin Taylor, Former Ecclesfield Parish Councillor

Guild thanks Stocksbridge and Deepcar Townswomen’s Guild wish to thank those local businesses who donated raffle prizes and displayed posters for their charity lunch held at Christ Church on July18. This was a huge success with around 50 people attending. Thank you to them also for being so generous. The profits will be added to other funds raised throughout the year and presented to representatives of Independant Domestics Abuse Services (Judith House Refuge) in Barnsley, at our AGM in March. Margaret Derbyshire, Secretary

Geraldine Bebb has retired from St Ann’s Catholic School after 25 years. She started working there in 1993 after Father Callaghan asker her to help out for two weeks. She has worked for every headteacher the school has had and has also been on the governing body twice, serving two terms. All three of her sons went to the school and now two of her granddaughters attend. When a young teacher called Lucy

“Life will sure be different but I think I will cope! I would like to thank everyone for their beautiful gifts, cards and flowers that I have received, I was totally blown away by it all.�

Angela Moffatt of St Ann’s Happy Hands Pre-School said: “She will be dearly missed by all. She has helped with the students from day one at nursery to their transition into junior school and

Yorkshire Day On Sunday July 29 at St Mary’s Church on Packhorse Lane, Councillor Gary Lakin and myself will be running the coconut shy, loads of prizes to be won! All proceeds to go to High Green’s volunteer group. Gary and I will be posing for photos for a small donation! Looks like its going to be a great day on the day. Bring the kids and win some fun prizes.

We are also still desperate for people to help us water, either with a 4WD or some muscles to help carry containers!

David Ogle, Councillor High Green, High Green volunteer.

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Lucy met Geraldine’s youngest son, Jacob, and two years later they were married! Geraldine has always worked, with her first ever job being a Saturday girl in Woolworths as a teenager.

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Tigers Howarth and Wright wrap up pair title again

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SHEFFIELD’S Kyle Howarth admitted with Charles Wright they “got the job done” in a thrilling finale to the Championship Pairs. The Tigers duo beat Workington’s Ty Proctor and Nicolai Klindt in the final to retain the title at Somerset on Friday night. Howarth and Wright won their group with 22 points before beating pre-meeting favourites Lakeside in the semis while the

Workington pair went through with 20 points and outgunned Peterborough in their semifinal. Howarth said: “It’s a tough day, we knew it was going to be hard. We worked as a team and we were consistent all the way through the night. “We just chipped away with no last places and putting points on the board. When it came to the big heats we stepped our game up.

“Charles and I sussed out where we were riding all night and where we wanted to be. When it came to the semis and final we got the job done. “We kept calm and didn’t make drastic changes during the meeting.” Proctor won the final but Wright and Howarth packed into second and third keeping Klindt at bay to wrap up the title once again.

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Three Penistone runners break 5km club records IT’S been a congested racing week for Penistone Footpath Runners with many runners taking part in races across Yorkshire. Charlesworth & Chisworth Challenge Damian Kilpin fouth overall and second MV40 in 23-38 Ian Charlesworth: 16th overall and third MV50 in 27-17

in 53rd place in a time of 38-10. First lady back for Penistone was Julie Darigala in 40-24. Julie was an impressive fourth lady back overall and second FV40. Penistone results at the Bamford Carnival Fell Race were: Mark Riordan (MV40): 53rd 38-10 Steve Sanders (MV40): 60th 38-56

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Julie Darigala (FV40): 73rd 40-24 (2nd FV40)

James Thompson broke his own senior make club record at the Doncaster 5k with an impressive 15-53. Gareth Cook also broke the old record recording a PB time of 16-07.

Andrew Shiel (MV40): 77th 40-45

Penistone results at the Doncaster 5k were: James Thompson (MSEN): 16th 15-58 Gareth Cook (MSEN): 19th 16-07 Kieron Reed (MSEN): 32nd 16-48 Bamford Carnival Fell Race (Wednesday) A few hardy runners from Penistone made the short trip over the Strines to run in the Bamford Carnival Fell Race. First male back for the club was Mark Riordan

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Helen Wright (FSEN): 109th 43-34 Julia Johnson (FV50): 111th 44-23 (third FV50)

On the night two 5k Peter Stanley (MV60): club records were bro120th 45-31 ken - the ladies senior Sarah Walch (FSEN): record by Ashleigh Bowskill in 23-12 and 135th 46-37 the ladies V35 by Laura Harriett Drouin Gill in 20-33. (FSEN): 185th 1-02-24 The Penistone teams Myfanwy Cross (FSEN): fared well with the Ladies team (Laura Gill, 189th 1-02-46 Julia Cobham, Ash leigh Bowskill) picking Huddersfield 5k – up second place and Club Championship the men’s team (Kieron (Thursday) Reed, Rob Lees, Martin A total of 27 Penistone Ball) placing third. runners undertook the The race also repreHuddersfield 5k which sented the Yorkshire formed part of the veterans 5k championclub’s championship ships and there were competition.

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took the lead through a simple fifth tackle was always going to be play, touched down after a precise kick from difficult. Corey Hall, scored by Upton were out of the the tough as teak Harry blocks hard from the Edgar. first minute and battered away at Hawks Thereafter the Upton for 20 minutes, as they team spent five sets at had done earlier in the the Hawks line and it is to the team’s immense season. credit that that weathThis followed the pat- ered the storm with tern of the match at Reuben Kateregga eshome, and Hawks pecially driving the Up-

Upton 17 Sheffield Hawks 12 THERE are days when everything works and days when everything seems impossible. Away to a big, physical Upton side was the latter rather than the former for Sheffield Hawks. After disposing of the Upton team comprehensively at home the away fixture

ton squad back again The second half startand again. ed well for the Hawks Upton eventually team. scored and converted For 15 minutes they their try. The first half dominated going forseemed set to end with ward and defended with a bruised Hawks side their usual strength and 6-4 down, however determination. Joe Littlewood burst through the cover and Callan Drewery in parscored again to leave ticular drove strongly Hawks 8-6 up, much throughout the game against the possession but Hawks trademark speed and width on the and run of play ball was strangely ab-

sent on the rock-hard pitch. Tries were traded between the two sides with Corey Hall crashing over to take the lead only for Upton to reply with a well worked try and conversion out wide. At 12-12 the game was finely balanced and it appeared that Hawks were in the ascendant however some silly pen-

alties and the increasing defensive workload eventually told with Upton taking two penalties and a goal to take the score to 17-12. Upton held on to the end and Hawks, battered and bruised, had to settle for the loss. It’s a mark of how far the side have come this season that they were so close to victory despite spending so much time

on the back foot against a bigger and older side. This was a close fought blood and thunder wrestling match throughout, and the spirit and willingness of the team to fight for every marginal gain was there for all their passionate support to see.

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HILTON CALLS FOR PATIENCE AFTER having to replace a number of key players, Stocksbridge Park Steels manager Chris Hilton has called for patience this season.

Joe Lumsden, Matt Reay and David Reay are among the players to have left with Aaron Moxam, Brad Beatson, Kane Swinburn, Kurtis Turner and Tyler Williams coming in. Hilton told Non-League Yorkshire: “I had a feeling we would lose the players we did do. We were disappointed to lose Joe, but these things happen. I wish everyone who has left all the best. “We’ve kept a good core of last season’s squad and recruitment has gone well. There was one other target we had, but we decided against it because the club he was with wanted some money for him and we weren’t prepared to pay. We’re not that type of club. “I’m pretty happy with what we have got and I’m still looking at a couple of other players.

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Wednesday July 18, Dragons July Medal (stroke play). Another tightly run competition as a lot of them seem to be between the senior players of the club, with in the searing heat of the fabulous summer eventually saw these players holding their nerve and fatigue at arm’s length to post these great scores. 1 M. Sidall 79-16 = 63 2 S. Murphy 74-11 = 63 3 D. Hayley 76 - 13 = 63 4 I. Batty 81-16 = 65 Thursday July 19, MidWeek Stableford This competition was held throughout the entire day giving players maximum opportunity to take their place in the competition. Division One 1 E. Steele 37 points 2 N. Eggengton 36 points 3 G. Siddons 35 points 4 M. Hulbert 35 points 5 R. Marshall 35 points

Division Two 1 R. Moffett 35 points 2 J. Bradley 35 points Saturday July 21, Wilson Cup (Round one) A great turn out for this competition, with a large field of play there was some amazing scoring thought the day! The weather very much complimenting the golf on this fine summer’s day. Several competitors came to the top of the field with a bunch of very impressive score listed below. 1 K. Harris 84-28 = 56 nett 2 B. Dobb 79-18 = 61 nett 3 N. Hassan 79-17 = 62 nett 4 J. Stothard 81-18 = 63 nett 5 M. Tingle 79–15 = 64 nett Sunday July 22, Wilson Cup (Round two) Now moving forward to the second round of the Wilson Cup competition held on Sunday. With a field somewhat reduced from the Saturday round Sunday brought a whole new

set of challenges with the course playing hard and fast. Here is a list of the players that held their nerve for this final round of the competition. 1 S. Clayton 72-12 = 60 nett 2 N. Wood 71-11 = 60 nett 3 E. Steele 77-14 = 63 nett 4 P. Sheerin 75- 10 = 65 nett 5 L. Hydes 78-12 = 66 nett Sunday July 22 Wilson Cup (overall) Here are the compiled overall scores from the two days of play in the Wilson Cup. Well done to all those who competed over the past weekend. 1 K. Harris R1-56 R268 = 124 2 N. Wood R1-68 R260 = 128 3 B. Dobb R1-61 R2-67 = 128 4 P. Sheerin R1-66 R265 = 131 5 J. Whittaker R1-64 R2-67 = 131

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