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“THIEVING SCUMBAGS WILL NOT BREAK US” A LOCAL businessman says that the theft of 14 cars in one night has caused “personal devastation”. Thieves struck at Deepcar Motor Company in the early hours of Saturday morning, stealing the vehicles with an estimated total value in the region of £120,000. Owner Emil Berek, who has been trading at the location on Vaughton Hill for five years, says he believes that a large number of professional thieves were behind the raid. “They knew what they were doing,” Emil told Look Local. “They took all of the prestige cars and although some sounds of erratic driving were reported in Oughtibridge at around 4am, nobody locally heard anything. “I can’t believe it. They’ve smashed through the door, ransacked the office and safes looking for the keys to the cars and then made off. “The roller door on the front of the showroom is really noisy, I’m surprised that nobody heard it.” EMIL BEREK IN HIS NEARLY EMPTY SHOWROOM AT DEEPCAR MOTOR COMPANY

The showroom is fitted with CCTV, but it wasn’t working at the time of the theft.

Among the stolen vehicles were an Audi A1, a white Audi A5, a BMW 5-series, a white Citroen DS3, a blue Ford Kuga, a grey-silver Ford S-Max, a gold Jaguar XF, a bluesilver Range Rover Sport, a black Mercedes CLS, a black Mercedes E Class, a black Mercedes S Class, a cream Mini One and a black Seat Exeo. They also took another three sets of keys but left the cars behind. Before moving to the current location, Emil traded where McColl’s petrol station now stands. He’s been in the trade for 35 years and has never experienced multiple car thefts before. But Mr Berek remains defiant and told Look Local that it’s business as usual. “We still have some cars so we are still open. Within three to four days we will be restocked. Thieving scumbags will not break us.” Anyone with information should call South Yorkshire Police on 101 and quote incident number 318 of September 29.

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Batty Saturday at Wharncliffe Heath BAT lovers are in for a treat this Saturday, October 6, with two events on the same day on Wharncliffe Heathlands Nature Reserve. In the morning, the bat boxes on the reserve will be checked for occupants and up to four species of the flying mammals are expected to be found. The event, run jointly by Wharncliffe Heathlands Trust and South Yorkshire Bat Group, commences at 10am and finishes around 2pm. Advance booking is required, as numbers are limited. Please email Robert Bell at robert.andrew. bell@gmail.com if you would like to attend. In the evening, from 6.45pm, bat detectors will be in action to survey the reserve’s bats as they fly in pursuit of food.

Let Robert know by the same email address if you wish to come so you can be informed if poor weather means the after dark walk is cancelled. Bring your own torch. Stout footwear is advised for both events. For both morning and evening events meet at the River Don bridge on Station Road, Deepcar (map reference SK 291 980/post code S36 2SQ). Wear stout footwear and bring warm clothes and some lunch. Under 19s are welcome but will need to be accompanied by an adult. For more information contact Dave on 07515 106966 or visit the website at www.wharncliffeheathlandstrust.org.uk

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“Our officers and staff have worked incredibly hard during Operation Sceptre and thanks to their proactive approach, we have seized nearly 70 knives and removed them from the streets of South Yorkshire. “We carried out 63 test purchase operations in partnership with Trading Standards with retailers across South Yorkshire, many of whom passed the checks and refused to sell knives to under 18s.

Of those that failed, they have received warnings or the premises have taken positive action to ensure that this does not happen in future. “There were 20 weapons sweeps or land searches carried out across the force, with 25 knives being recovered from those searches alone. “The upsetting and tragic loss of another life as a result of knife crime in Sheffield last weekend, while Operation Sceptre was running, has undoubtedly affected our communities and has shaken many of us within the force. “This serious incident has only strengthened our resolve to continue with our proactive approach to tackling knife crime and progressing our long-term Knife Crime Strategy in partnership with local authorities, health and other agencies.� As part of the week of action, there were around 75 engage-

ment events across the region, which included visits to local schools and presentations about the risks of knife crime, as well as pop up police stations and engagement stalls at community events. Det Supt Jennings added: “It is vitally important that we continue to work together to address the issue of knife crime and make our young people feel safer and, if they are considering carrying a knife, understand why that is and educate them away from this highly dangerous path. “I’m grateful for the support of our partner agencies, schools and the communities of South Yorkshire as we continue our efforts to tackle this devastating crime.� If you hold any information about individuals involved in knife crime or have any concerns, please call police on 101 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Man charged in connection with stabbings A 24-year-old man appeared before court on Tuesday September 25 charged in connection with reported knife crime in the Hillsborough area of Sheffield last weekend. Daniel Trotter, of no-fixed-address, was brought before Sheffield Magistrates’ Court charged with attempted murder, Section 18 wounding, supply of con-

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Police were called at around 12.20am on Sunday September 23 following reports two men had been stabbed in Walkley Lane, Sheffield.

The investigation continues and anyone with information is asked to call police on 101 quoting incident number 16 of 23 September 2018.

A 31-year-old man remains in hospital in a critical condition. A 29-year-old man was also treated for knife injuries and has

You can also give information to Crimestoppers anonymously by calling 0800 555 111.

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Modeshift STARS is the national awards scheme that recognises schools that have shown excellence in supporting cycling, walking and other forms of sustainable travel. Barnsley has been delivering Modeshift STARS for a few years now and it is only recently that the rest of our partners in South Yorkshire have joined the scheme. There are three levels of accreditation that schools can achieve which are Bronze, Silver and Gold.

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Monday October 8 8 Hunshelf Parish Council Autumn Talks, 7pm, Green Moor Methodist Church, Bramall Lane (the lost road across Hunshelf) – Barry Tylee, and Hunshelf’s Top Forge (the first 400 years) – Ted Young includes pie/peas supper. Cost £5 tickets available from barrytylee@ btinternet.com.

8 Stockbridge Photographic Society in Stocksbridge Library. 7.30pm for 7.45pm start. Portrait night - bring cameras. Hand in entries for first seasonal competition. Tuesday October 9 9 Thurgoland Tuesday Group meeting at 7.30 pm at Thurgoland School. The speaker is Debbie Abrams from “Friends against scamsâ€?, which is a national trading standard which aims to protect and prevent people from becoming victims of scams. All welcome. Contact Joan Methley on 0114 4535139. October 9 to 13 Ecclesfield Priory Players are presenting The Unexpected Guest, a murder mystery by Agatha Christie, at the EPPiC Theatre, Well Lane, off High Street, Ecclesfield, S35 9TP, from Tuesday October 9 to Saturday October 13. Curtain 7.30pm. Tickets ÂŁ8.50 (concessions ÂŁ7.50 Tues and Wed only). Ring 0114 2402624, visit www.ecclesfieldprioryplayers.co.uk, or call in to our weekly Saturday coffee morning after 11am. Will anyone guess who the murderer is? Wednesday October 10 10 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. 10 The next meeting of Chapeltown WI will be at 7.30pm in Chapeltown Library. The AGM will be held followed by a light supper. The competition is for the largest conker! New members will always be made welcome. Thursday October 11 11 Stocksbridge and Upper Don 50+ Group will meet 2pm to 3.30pm in Stocksbridge Library. New members welcome. 11 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. 11 Stocksbridge & District History Society meeting. Christ Church Hall 7pm – Speaker, Susan Deal on ‘The History Of The Pub’. All are of course welcome. Friday October 12 12 Stocksbridge and Upper Don Community Health Forum will meet 10.30am to 12 noon in Stocksbridge Library. All welcome to attend. 12 St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield, Barn Dance at Low Bradfield Village Hall. Saturday October 13 13 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - fungi walk on Loxley Common led by Alan Smith, meet at Rural Lane Car Park at 10am. Around two hours, return to the car park at any time, 0114 2348425. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear

Whats On Sunday October 14 14 St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield, Harvest Festival, 10.30am. 14 Indoor Car Boot Sale - Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre. Open to buyers 10am to 2pm. Stalls ÂŁ10 per table. To book a stall please telephone 0114 2883792. Monday October 15 15 Oughtibridge Gala committee would like to invite anyone interested in helping the committee with the 2019 gala to their annual donations night at the Wesleyan Chapel, Church Street, Oughtibridge at 7:30 for tea, coffee and cake. Tuesday October 16 16 Benefits Advice Session 10am-12noon Making a new claim, reapplying for a benefit already received, Had a benefit withdrawn and appealing, Need to know more about any benefit Confused - come to see John Culver Social Prescribing Advisor SYHA in partnership with Valley React. At Balfour House, Horner Close, Stocksbridge, S36 1LQ Phone Kath Travis 07596130043 for more information 16 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens meeting at 7.30pm in Wortley Hall. With a talk by Brian Robinson titled “The history of the co-operativeâ€?. All welcome, admission is ÂŁ2.50, free for friends of Wortley Hall Gardens. If you are interested contact Barry on 0114 2830056. Wednesday October 16 16 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. Friday October 18 18 Thurgoland Local History Group meeting at Thurgoland Village Hall at 7.30pm. It will be the AGM followed by a project night. All welcome, admission is ÂŁ2. For more information please contact Maurice on 0114 2883482, or Margaret on 0114 2885037. 18 Hillsborough and Owlerton local history group meet at the Hillsborough Sports Arena Middlewood Road at 7.45pm. The topic is Exploring the Packhorse Trails our speaker is Edgar Holroyd-Doveton. Saturday October 19 19 Car boot sale at Parish Centre, Crowedge on A616. 9am. ÂŁ5 per car. Refreshments and ample car parking. For community funding. Sunday October 20 20 Bradfield Village Hall, Farmer’s Market, 2851227, 9am to 3pm. 20 Calligraphy Club’s first meeting. 10am to 11.30am at the Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive. Everyone welcome. Come with items you’d like to work on and/ or your ideas. enquiries@inmanpavilion. org.uk or 07966 720 773 for more information. 20 Worrall Community Association quiz night at 7.30 in the Memorial Hall on Towngate Road. Refreshments included. Bar available or

BYO. Bring a team or just yourself. Tickets from Worrall Post Office or Frances on 07891149352. Monday October 22 22 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - ‘Curiosities and Connexions in Derbyshire and S Yorks’ a talk by John B Taylor, providing a unique look;, strange, happy or tragic at some of the locations we simply take for granted. entrance fee ÂŁ3.50 members, ÂŁ4.00 visitors, includes refreshments and home made cake, 7.30pm, Wadsley Church Hall, Worrall Road, S6 4BA. Wednesday October 24 24 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. Wednesday October 24 to Saturday October 27 Grenoside and Birley Carr players present The Happiest Days of Your Life each day at 7.30pm at Grenoside Community Centre, Main Street. Tickets on 0114 2460522. Thursday October 25 25 10am to 1pm. Join our creative session- ceramic and glass mosaic making only ÂŁ1 including refreshments. Usually ÂŁ30. Balfour House, Horner Close, Stocksbridge S36 1LQ. To book call Kath on 07596130043. Valley React we are there for the community. 25 Try “Singing 4 Funâ€? 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 October 27 27 The Armed Man, a mass for peace is being performed to commemorate the ending of WW1, tickets are ÂŁ15, concert starts at 7.15 pm. 27 Waldershelf Singers and Stannington Brass Band are joining together to perform The Armed Man, a mass for peace in Sheffield Cathedral to commemorate the ending of WW1. Tickets are ÂŁ15, from www.eventbright.co.uk or a member of the choir, concert starts at 7.15 pm. 27 Worrall Community Association Autumn Fair at the Memorial Hall on Towngate Road. 12pm to 4pm. To book stalls contact Chris on 2862498. 27 The Venue Folk Club, Stocksbridge. Gilmore and Roberts. First time appearance at The Venue Folk Club for this stunning duo. In The Samuel Fox room at 8.15pm. Doors open at 7.45pm. Entrance ÂŁ10 payable on the door. Sunday October 28 28 Antiques and collectables fair. Community Centre Penistone, S36 6AR. 10am to 3pm. Admission 50p. Proceeds for Green Moor Cricket Club.

Monday October 29 29 Halloween Craft Club for kids 10am to 11.45am at the Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive. Lots of fun things to make for Halloween. Only £1.50 per child. enquiries@ inmanpavilion.org.uk or 07966 720 773 for more information. 29 Halloween Disco at Wharncliffe Side community centre 5-7pm for 5- 11 year olds £2 entry. Hot dogs – buns, lots of games lots of fun. Fancy dress come if you dare. All proceeds to go to the village hall. Wednesday October 31 31 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. Saturday November 3 3 Doughty’s Road Show Fabric Sale, 10am till 2pm. Wadsley Church Hall, S6 4BB. Fabric sales, refreshments, tombola. Contact Ann 0114 2334132. 3 Worrall Community Association Bonfire. Fire lit at 6pm. Followed by fireworks at 6.30pm. Free event but collection will be made. Refreshments for sale. 3 Bonfire & Firework Display Grenoside Scout & Guide HQ, Saltbox Lane, S35 8QS. Gates open 6.30pm. Refreshments, hot food, licensed bar. Advance Tickets £5 (under 5’s FOC) http://bit.ly/ grenoscouts Tuesday November 6 6 Worrall Environmental Group AGM at 7.30pm in the Shoulder of Mutton. Followed by light refreshments. Worrallers all welcome. Wednesday November 14 14 Concert by The Rotherham U3A Choir Alive & Kicking at Chapeltown Methodist Church £3 including 7.30pm.

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Saturday November 17 17 Christmas Fayre at Chapeltown Methodist Church Bran tubs, Christmas decorations, tombola, lunches, gifts etc all are welcome. 11am. Friday November 23 23 General Meeting of Worrall Community Association at 8pm the Memorial Hall on Towngate Road. All welcome. Sunday November 25 25 Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre - Christmas Fayre - 11am to 4pm. Seasonal fun and festive treats for all the family, Santa’s Grotto, festive music, stalls available ÂŁ10 per table, telephone 0114 2883792. 25 Christmas craft fair at St Mary’s Church Hall, Packhorse Lane, High Green. 11am to 3pm. Lots of stalls, cakes and refreshments. Come and get your Christmas gifts. All welcome. In aid of Paces School PTA. Further details 07969042338. ONGOING 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. 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. 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!

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agencies for their help, please come and visit and it harder to access urgent care or put extra pressure in the future we’d like to display some artwork to on already overstretched GPs. fit in with the natural theme of the garden. Any Labour is committed to ensuring there is easily contributions would be welcome. accessible urgent health care for everyone in Sheffield, and I am asking all councillors to support this position and to work closely with all Jenny Shelton, organisations in the upcoming consultation to Secretary, Burncross Action Team achieve this aim.

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Your Letters Burncross Action Team Dear Look Local, It was great to read the success stories in the last edition of Look Local (issue 1028), of the northern 2018 Yorkshire in Bloom entries. These awards are the culmination of lots of hard graft by local residents and agencies, and these achievements can be over shadowed by negative news stories. So thank you Look Local for the good news splash! The Gateway Garden at the top of Bracken Hill emerged from a council depot following designs by Y4 pupils at Windmill Hill Primary School and input from a regional Royal Horticulture Society officer.

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Between 1997 and 2010, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown contracted private syndicates of hedge fund managers, bankers and big property developers to design, build and finance new hospitals and run non-clinical services. These syndicates charged interest rates so high, you might as well have called the scheme, “buy one hospital, pay for sevenâ€?. Private Finance Initiative (PFI) deals financed ÂŁ11.8 billion worth of new build but will ultimately cost the NHS ÂŁ79 billion, 75%of the syndicates involved are based offshore, so they don’t even pay UK taxes on these enormous profits, Politicians have allowed the wealthiest in our society to laugh all the way to the bank at the expense of the NHS. We must end the use of PFI contracts in the National Health Services. We now have the scandal of ghost patients, they don’t exist but the NHS pays ÂŁ151 for each of them, over ÂŁ3.6 million. Capita were brought in to solve this problem, they were paid millions, but the ghost patients increased by 600 thousand. With multinational corporations of this calibre helping the NHS, there is no wonder it is in crisis. The problems caused by our disconnected health and social care system will not be resolved unless the two are fully integrated. Perhaps it is time to establish a Royal Commission to find a way forward that allows the NHS to hold fast to its values while meeting the challenges of the future. The welfare of the people and the caring for the sick should be the supreme law in this country.

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You can get help with making a new claim, reapplying for a benefit, making an appeal having High Spirits Singers had a benefit withdrawn, or just need to know The next 10 week series of community singing more about the benefit system. with the High Spirits Singers will start on Thursday John Culver Social Prescribing Advisor SYHA in October 11. partnership with Valley React is here to help. The group, led by Vic Shepherd and John Bowden, Balfour House, Horner Close, Stocksbridge, meets in the Miners’ Welfare Hall, High Green S36 1LQ. Phone Kath Travis at Valley React on between 1pm and 4pm. You are welcome to join 07596130043 for more information. us for a short or long time if you like singing and have a sense of humour. It doesn’t matter what sort of voice you have and you don’t need to be able to Thank you, read music. Refreshments are available. Kath Travis, Social Coordinator, Showcase Folk www.valleyreact.co.uk The next fundraising Showcase Folk event is on Sunday October 21, between 3pm and 6pm, at the Miners’ Welfare hall, High Green. The theme is Fight continues for accessible ‘War and Peace’ and the donations will go towards the planned High Green War Memorial. Singers of health services any kind of songs are welcome, as also are audience members. Refreshments are available. I was delighted to hear that the plans to scrap the NHS walk-in-centre and minor injuries unit have Thanks, been shelved – for now at least. Vic Shepherd The original proposals were widely panned and I vocally opposed these measures at the time. The Parking fine Asda plans needed a drastic rethink and to be put out for further public consultation, and following a successful and motivated city wide campaign this We returned home last night to find a parking fine has now been secured. for parking in Asda’s car park in Chapeltown. We’d To acknowledge the co-ordinated effort of shopped on Thursday evening in the monsoon and campaigners, I will put forward my first Council returned the following lunch to pick up things for motion on Wednesday - praising this partnership the weekend.

Some designs were a bit fanciful and more like Disney world, but the brief to use all the materials such as kerb stones, tyres, sewer pipes etc was adhered to. We won a grant from the RHS to buy wild flower seeds as part of their “Greening Grey Britain� A team of volunteers, farmers, builders, secondary school students from Ecclesfield School and local businessmen bulldozed, raked, moved and the successful outcome reached. However concrete, sowed seed and in the spring of 2017, we the motion also makes clear that, with a new consultation launched next summer, the fight had a riot of colour. continues to ensure that any changes are to the Sadly, 2018 was a bit underwhelming, but it will benefit of everyone in Sheffield. bounce back! We’ve had support from the local Parish Council, Sheffield Council and local I firmly believe that Sheffield fights austerity at its sponsors for a container, bat and bird boxes, shrubs best when working in partnership, and that this and information boards. Two primary schools victory should be shared by all. Since being elected as a Councillor for Stocksbridge and Upper Don have made bug hotels. last May I have spoken with many constituents So this a is a big thank you to so many people and about this, and no one thinks we should be making

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THE CITY HORROR FESTIVAL PUTTING THE SCREAMS IN HALLOWEEN NOTHING gets you in the Halloween spirit like a good scary film. But here in Sheffield, we are truly spoilt.

Founded in 2009, the festival has become a destination for horror fans seeking the very best the horror genre has to offer.

The city is host to Celluloid Screams, a diverse four-day horror bonanza which showcases films to make your hair stand on end from around the globe.

Celluloid Screams has premiered films such high-profile films as Paranormal Activity, The Witch, The Void, The Autopsy of Jane Doe, Goodnight Mommy, The Editor, Creep 2, The Revenant, Raw and The Endless, to name but a few, and has an ongoing commitment to emerging genre talent. Celluloid Screams has become one of the highlights of the UK Festival Calendar.

But this year marks the 10th edition of the annual festival and organiser Rob Nevitt and his dedicated team have pulled out all the stops to offer a four-day festival of the shocking and macabre. The festival runs from Thursday October 18 to Sunday October 21, filling the big screen with screams at the Showroom Cinema in the city centre. It opens with the hotly-anticipated Nic Cage flick, Mandy, and then moves on to a midnight screening of the brand new Halloween film with Michael Myers on the prowl once again! As well as boasting a full programme of classic and contemporary horror, there are also short films, DJs and special guests appearing throughout.

Celluloid Screams offers a number of awards each year, including an audience award for Best Feature Film (won in 2017 by Patrick Brice's 'Creep 2'') as well as short film awards, which are decided by a jury of industry professionals. Weekend passes for the popular event have sold out but there are still tickets available for individual screenings and events. For more details, visit www.celluloidscreams.co.uk/or look them up on Facebook and Twitter.

HELP OUT WITH LUNCH ON CHRISTMAS DAY SOME of the volunteers, and the coordinator, at The Meeting Place at Christ Church, are planning a Christmas Day lunch for local people in the valley who would be alone on Christmas Day.

There is already such an event in town for older people, so this event is aimed particularly at people under 65, but there will be all ages there, perhaps even one or two children if there are single parents alone in town on that day. It will be on Christmas Day. It will be a full turkey dinner (with vegetarian option) and they are trying to make it a shared family-type day, where every-

one joins in; not a silver service dinner where there are volunteers and diners. They expect to cater for about 60, including volunteers.

But before they get to that stage, they need to know that they have enough volunteers to make it work.

The event been generously supported by the Mayor’s Fund, the Churches Together Lent Lunches and they are expecting another grant from a local charity. All the people who come will also pay a charge, so that they know they are a part of the event.

They will need some people to help prepare things on Christmas Eve, the Monday. On Christmas Day itself, Tuesday, they will need three people in the kitchen who feel comfortable cooking for 60 people, some washers up, more on reception, some helping to facilitate.

They are also hoping to be supported by donations in kind from some of the local businesses in the town, who will see this as a new enterprise for the whole town.

And because they will have access to two minibuses, they will need two drivers and two escorts. It may be that some will only be able to do half the day. That would work, if they know.

So the organisers are now asking if there are few people in the Valley who could help, especially on Christmas Day itself. Some may be people who would otherwise themselves be on their own on the day and would welcome the opportunity to do something to help others. They already have some volunteers, but they need more. The group will be working through October and November with local organisations to help invite people who would like to come. Rev Ian Lucraft, the minister at Christ Church said: “I am deeply touched by the idea that people will give up their

time on Christmas Day to do this. It feels like a really appropriate thing to be doing on Christmas Day. “Lots of us will think it would be good to do this, but it takes a big push to make it happen. This will be a significant addition to the community activities and support in the Valley if we can make a good go of it. Please think if you could help.” If you are interested, please contact Sarah Knightley on SCCoordinator@ outlook.com or call 0114 288 7899.

HAVE YOUR SAY ON SUPERTRAM FUTURE

RESIDENTS, visitors, community groups and businesses across the Sheffield City Region are being asked to have their say on the future of Supertram. A public consultation runs from September 24 to November 5 and will seek views on three options for the system: * Maintaining Supertram as it is through ongoing essential repairs. * Renewing and modernising Supertram’s tracks, vehicles and information systems. * Exploring alternative options to Supertram.

Around £230m of investment is needed to allow Supertram to operate beyond 2024. Feedback from the consultation will form part of the business case that will be submitted to the Department for Transport to support the funding of any renewal works. As part of this business case all possible options need to be explored, and consulted on and then a preferred option for the system needs to be submitted. Mayor of the Sheffield City Region, Dan Jarvis, said: “For more than 20 years the Supertram has been a fixture within Sheffield and the region and has been making

more than 12 million passenger journeys a year. “We are now working with South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive to establish what the future of the Supertram system might look like. We want to hear from those people who currently use the Supertram, and those who don’t, about what its future should be. I would encourage as many people as possible to have their say.” For more information about the proposals on the future of Supertram and to take part visit: travelsouthyorkshire.com/futuretram

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Cannon Hall’s lakes transformed to former Georgian glory OVER the last year, Barnsley Museums have worked with contractor, Ebsford Environmental to carefully desilt the parks historical lakes, transforming them back to their Georgian splendour. Alongside the visual improvements, work was undertaken to improve the water quality to encourage more aquatic habitats and increase local biodiversity. Low impact machinery and in water technology was used to remove the build-up of silt from the watercourse. The project resulted in zero landfill. Over 17300m3 of slit was removed and used to restore the banks, improve the grassland and nourish the soil. The transformation involved the whole community and over 300 volunteer

hours were undertaken. Visitors, local job seekers, community groups and Barnsley Council employees helped to erect fencing and plant the new banks. Volunteers will also help to monitor and maintain the transformed landscape. Now completed the lakes have seen an improvement in water quality and local biodiversity. They will also play a crucial role in helping to reduce the risk of future flooding. The water restoration is just part of the wider £3 million renovation Parks for People project, which has been made possible by the generous support of the Heritage Lottery Fund and the Big Lottery Fund. During the next two years, key features of the parkland including

buildings and pathways will be restored to their former glory. Visitors to the top Yorkshire attraction will see work being conducted in the grounds at various stages of the project; however, the hall, park and gardens will remain open throughout the work. The team at Cannon Hall who can regularly be found in the park and gardens welcome any questions about the project and the many volunteering opportunities and events scheduled for the coming months. Cllr Roy Miller, Cabinet Spokesperson for Place, said: “Visitors are now able to take in the serene beauty of these once forgotten lakes and appreciate the original Georgian vision and vistas which have been brought back to life.

We’re excited to see the project well and truly underway and hope the incredible transformation will place Cannon Hall Park and Gardens firmly on the tourist map.” Nick Hartley, Managing Director Ebsford Environmental said: “It has been a pleasure to be involved in the restoration of the Cannon Hall lakes. “Over the past few months, Ebsford has reshaped and restored the formerly eroding banks while improving water quality and in turn the habitats for local biodiversity. 20,000 plants and 300 volunteer hours later we are proud to say we have completed this scheme with minimal impact on the environment, visitors and the wider community.

“This is one of the largest and potentially most complex projects Ebsford have ever undertaken locally. I think it is an incredible achievement and congratulations to all those involved in what has been an immensely satisfying process to restore such a treasured attraction. “We will be monitoring conditions of the lakes over the coming months to assess the benefit of these enhancements on the wildlife. We look forward to watching the plants establish, and the site transform further into the spring.” For more information about the project and the activities happening at Cannon Hall visit www.cannon-hall.com.

Students present Fragments of War HILLSBOROUGH drama degree students are presenting ‘Fragments of War’ at three contrasting venues in November in a performance to commemorate the 100 year anniversary of the ending of ‘the war to end all wars’. Originally researched and presented by Sheffield Popular Arts in 2008, Fragments of War is an emotive piece of devised theatre which includes songs, poems and stories reflecting the tremendous impact of the war on the lives of South Yorkshire and

Derbyshire residents between 1914 and 1918. This includes the soldiers who went to fight, the families they left behind and the men who stayed at home. The fragments, based on recollections, letters and memories, give an insight into the reactions of the people directly involved. It is an absorbing and informative consideration of the momentous times, in turn humorous or deeply moving.

Fragments of War will be performed at The Sheffield College (Hillsborough Campus) on Livesey Street on November 8, Kelham Island Museum on November 15 and at St Marys Church, Walkley on November 16. For each ticket sold the company will make a contribution to the British Red Cross to recognise their efforts during the war. For enquires or to book your tickets contact: fragmentsofwar2018@gmail. com or visit: The Sheffield Collage, Livesey St, Sheffield S6 2ET.

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Read our top 10 tips on how to look after your feet, with special advice for the over-60s. Your feet take the weight of your whole body, so foot problems can quickly lead to discomfort and affect the way you walk. This can in turn cause knee, hip and back pain. Research from The College of Podiatry shows that nine in 10 of us experience some sort of foot problem, with one in five admitting to suffering with foot pain often or constantly. Podiatrist Lorraine Jones says: “What this research shows is that a huge amount of people are willing to put

up with sore, aching and painful ter, but don’t soak them, as this might destroy your skin’s natural oils. feet. She adds: “Your feet shouldn’t hurt on a daily basis. If you are experiencing discomfort it is usually because you aren’t wearing the right footwear. You don’t need to put up with it so do seek professional advice.”

Dry your feet well Dry your feet thoroughly after washing them, especially between the toes which is where fungal infections such as athlete’s foot can develop.

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Mayne recorded a time of 1h 53m 53s which placed him third in the 55 - 59 year old group while Heggie’s time of 2h 13m 35s placed him second in the 65 – 69 year old group. Their times were good enough to set new club records for the distance at 55 and 65 years old respectively. Also on Saturday Wheelers John Woodhouse and Steve Myatt rode the 103km Beast of Bolsover Audax climbing over 5,000 feet on the route. Both finished well within the allotted time.

ON Saturday, Penistone Church hosted Hemsworth Miners’ Welfare in the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division and ran out 5-2 winners. A Sam Scrivens brace, alsong with goals from Tom Brennan, Ash Ellis and Conor Glavin did the job for Church with Seon Ripley and Richard Collier on target for the visitors.

Birdwell Wheelers club run on Sunday saw Chris Jenkins, Dave Hudson, Tony Lodge, Steve Myatt, Philip Stewart Adams, Robert Parkes and two guest riders ride out to spectate the Stocksbridge Hill Climb up Pea Royd Lane then on to the Windmill Coffee Shop at Royd Moor.

OUGHTIBRIDGE WMFC went top of the Blades Super Draw Premier League with an outstanding win away in the local derby against rivals Chapeltown. After a fairly even opening the visitors soon began to take control, first Wilson Coupe went close and then Ross Brown shot wide.

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It was no surprise when the deadlock was broken midway through the first half, Brown finishing off a fantastic counter attack. The War Memorial should have extended their lead but missed several good chances to go in to the break with just the one goal lead, in the second half it was all Oughtibridge but a rare Chapeltown chance was stopped when Keiran Osbourne pulled off a fantastic stop to deny the home side an equaliser.

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The visitors kept creating chances with the Olly Black, Brown and Booth all having the chance to extend the lead further. Chapeltown did pull one back but with 10 minutes left, Ross Brown completing his brace to put the bridge to the top of the table going in to the two week cup fixtures. On Sunday October 7 Woodhouse Junction visit the War Memorial in the second round of the League Cup, on the 14th Intake Old Boys visit in the Sheffield and Hallamshire Sunday Cup - both 11am kick offs. HIGH Green Villa played their second local derby of the week away at The Look Local Stadium as they faced a Stocksbridge Park Steels development side, losing 1-0. Both teams missed early chances in a scrappy affair. Townsend had two good opportunities to open the scoring for Park Steels when clear through on goal only to be denied by Parker in the Villa goal who again was outstanding.

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Laura Gill – Penistone Hill race woman’s winner PENISTONE Footpath runners hosted their annual Hill race which also acted as the latest race in their club championship for 2018. The challenging 6.5-mile route takes runners from the Penistone showground up towards Hartcliff before looping back via a drop down towards Langsett. The race winner was Tom Saville of Dark Peak Fell Runners who also succeeded in breaking the course record in 40-15. First man back for Penistone and second overall was Scott Hinchliffe in 42-03. First woman back was Penistone’s own Laura Gill in 53-34. Penistone picked up a host of age category prizes and also managed to pick up both first men’s and women’s teams. The women’s team was Laura Gill, Julie Darigala (54-52) and Becky Timms (58-29), the men’s

team was Scott Hinchliffe, Gareth Cooke (43-53) and Dan Limb (50-09). The Penistone age category winners were: first woman over 70 Barbara Haigh (74-13); first woman over65 Sue Higham (90-24); first woman over 55 Heather Lindley (6829); first woman over 45 Julie Darigala (54-52); first woman over 35 Becky Timms (58-29); first man over 70 Bill Philips (58-41); first man over 65 Kelvin Bowskill (58-43); first man over 60 Steve Storey (54-31).

Dimelow (47-48) in third. The top three fastest women’s times were: 1, Julia Johnson (34-16); 2, Julie Darigala (34-36); 3, Ashleigh Bowskill (35-28).

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First back in the handicap race was Barbara Haigh (43-19) followed by Heather Lindley (4100) in second place and Geoff

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A draw and a defeat for Steels

By: Dave Rhodes AFTER a crushing 5-1 defeat at Loughborough Dynamo last weekend, Steels manager Chris Hilton was looking to overturn things and gather a little pride and confidence back to his squad. That was achieved of a fashion with a well-earned 1-1 draw away to Tadcaster but this was followed by a 1-0 defeat to Brighouse on Monday. Tadcaster Albion provided the opposition at the Ings stadium as Steels were back on the road again. In terms of league positions there was nothing really between the two teams and so it proved on the pitch too as the first half an hour passed

without the goalkeepers having much to deal with overall. But on 32 minutes a left wing corner was swung in far post for the home side, unmarked, the Tadcaster central defender headed the ball back towards goal only for McFadyen to mistime his headed clearance with the ball looping off the back of his head and over the helpless Jordan Amissah into the net. Steels rallied well with good inter changing play but just couldn’t find the creativity required to break down a well organised Tadcaster outfit. Tadcaster came out of the traps quickly and immediately put the away side under pressure with long diagonal balls but Steels held firm and dealt with them admirably. Steels

earned a sequence of corners as the game became end to end but nothing came of them. Mangham was busy up top and earned a free kick on 60 minutes after he was brought down just outside the box on the left. Ruthven claimed the ball, set himself and struck a fierce right footed drive that deflected off the wall and into the net with the home goalkeeper left flat footed as he went the wrong way, expecting the ball to drop to his right. 1- 1 and Steels were deservedly back in the game. Then, five minutes later a glorious long range strike from Coleman hit the bar. But Tadcaster were a good footballing side and were always a threat with clever approach play across all areas of the final third as they pressed intelligently forward.

Unfortunately Steels were reduced to ten men when Williams was given a straight red card for a late tackle which led to an immense rear guard effort for the last 15 minutes.

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Steels back line superbly marshalled by McFadyen and Charlesworth dealt with everything thrown at them. A few close calls and an offside goal but overall Steels were magnificent to a man as they showed terrific courage, team spirit and attitude to hold onto the point. Against Brighouse, Steels were undone by the one goal and will look to be getting back on track at home to Belper. The next home fixture is Belper Town on Saturday October 6 with a 3pm kick off.

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Oulton Raiders 20-14 Sheffield Hawks AFTER an eight week lay-off, Hawks season concluded in a tense match in Leeds. For the neutral this was an intriguing match that had a little bit of everything that makes Rugby League such an enthralling sport to watch. Hawks said goodbye to two outstanding players in Josh Bilton and Corey Hall and hope were high. Frankly, in the first half, hawks were totally outplayed. Oulton were intensity personified and took the game (and the offside laws) to the limit.

They hit hard, took every chance and scored four tries in the first half to take an impressive, if slightly flattering, 20-0 lead. Hawks were rusty, off the pace and struggling to complete a set. Yet in the second half, Hawks raised their game beyond measure. The tackles didn’t miss, the pace was quicker and the tempo was improved. Three tries were scored as Hawks dominated possession and Oulton ran out of energy, ideas and luck.

Harry Edgar scored from 50 metres out, seeing a gap, exploiting it and, with characteristic strength, scoring despite the efforts of most of the Oulton backs. Harry Edgar never scores a boring try. The next score was the culmination of an 80metre set of six that saw Callan Drewery touch down from close range. Again, the Hawks seemed to be driving forward and scoring despite everything Oul-

ton tried to do, offside or otherwise. When Bailey Thompson scored, on a fifth tackle Crossfield kick after Oulton had been penned in their own 10 metre line for two consecutive sets the match was there for Hawks. A solid Spencer Poppleton conversion and the kick off was immediately returned to the Raiders half. Joe Littlewood scored, but the try was disal-

lowed for a double movement. Both Joseph Tipping and Reuben Kateregga made it over the Oulton line but could not touch down. The Raiders held on, by their fingernails, to win the match after a second half comeback that was the best way to remember the match for Hawks, and indeed their season, - on the front foot and taking the game to the opposition.

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A BEAUTIFUL late Summer’s afternoon, with a sizeable and expectant crowd welcomed in form Ossett Rugby to Coal Pit Lane for a top of the table showdown between the two undefeated teams in Division Four (S&W).

nity which they gratefully accepted to double their advantage. Smith, Newton and Keenan himself were introduced early from the bench as the home side looked to gain some momentum up front and whilst rarely threatening in attack, it made things a little more difficult for the free scoring Ossett side.

Ultimately it was Stocksbridge who gave up their 100% record, producing easily their worst performance for a long time, crashing to a heavy 59-5pts defeat and having to settle for second place in the league ladder.

More loose possession and further weak tackling allowed the visitors to score two further quick tries, to gain a try bonus point and put the game beyond the home side well before the half time break.

With veteran back rower David Dowkes earning a call up and the versatile Ben Westby replacing the suspended Liam O’Leary in the centre, Stocksbridge were again able to select from strength as an interchange bench of Booth, Keenan, Joe Smith, the returning Pete Newton and evergreen Ricky Christopherson would show.

With the Stocksbridge kickers being unable to tame the gusting wind, Ossett enjoyed more possession and territory to score a fifth try, although hard working skipper Rowett pulled a consolation try back for Stocksbridge on the stroke of half time, Bowskill was unable to convert to leave the half time score of 33-5 to Ossett.

Bradfield Brewery sponsored Stocksbridge Rugby began well with a series of attacks lead by scrum half Adam Frith, with club Captain Rowett leading the way, well supported by Reese Aspin.

The coaching team tried to rally the troops at half time, but the writing was well and truly on the wall. Stocksbridge suffered a body blow early in the second stanza when towering lock forward Sam Whitaker suffered a knee injury and was taken to hospital with suspected ligament damage.

However these early raids didn’t yield any score and almost from their first attack, the visitors broke through some feeble midfield defence to open their account with a converted try. It was a sign of things to come as Stocksbridge struggled to keep hold of the ball against an enthusiastic visiting defence.

Stocksbridge did have small periods of possession, but all too often and all too easily they were turned over, by their eager opponents who sensed the kill and offered no respite to the home side.

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again on 55 minutes. They only had to wait another 10 minutes to register their seventh try of the afternoon as the home side began to run out of any fight. Hard working back rower Reece Aspin also suffered an injury and will be doubtful for next week’s cup fixture, as Stocksbridge eventually ran out of fit bodies, enabling the visitors to register two further scores to take the spoils by 59-5 and claim their top spot in the league ladder. “A bad day at the office,� was how head coach Rhys Keenan viewed the mauling. He continued, “There weren’t many positives, but it might give us the kick up the backside we need.� Ricky Rowett was the best of a bad bunch as he toiled in vain to take the man of the match award, Ryan Smith and scrum half Frith were amongst few others to shine. Stocksbridge Rugby must now lick their wounds and patch their bodies up in preparation for this week’s Yorkshire Vase Cup clash with Harrogate Pythons, kick off at Coal Pit Lane is 3pm &and all are welcome. “There’s no need to panic,� said Andy Tyers afterwards. “We’re still a healthy three and one in the league. We have an opportunity against a higher class of opponent this week to get back on the horse and right a few wrongs. “I guess the playing group need to show us all what they’re really made of and turn up for each other this week.�

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