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ARCHITECT APPOINTED FOR LEISURE CENTRE PROJECT Architecture identified opportunities for the hub to offer a wide range of health, sport and leisure activities. As the next step, the team at TP Bennett LLP will consider options for developing all aspects of the centre to make the facility fully accessible to visitors and staff members alike. This will include the creation of an accessible shower and changing facility, extension of the existing fitness gym and creating a new ground floor wheelchair friendly accessible gym. A new and improved main entrance, reception and social café will complete this phase of the transformation and pave the way for further phases linking the Centre to outdoor facilities in the nearby Oxley Park. Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre receive a boost from The Dransfield Foundation AN architect has been appointed for the next stage of a major Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre project. Making the Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre (SCLC) more accessible to local people is the exciting challenge that’s been given to architects TP Bennett LLP by the Well Sheffield team.

Well Sheffield is a community project based in Stocksbridge which is working alongside local people to help them improve their health and wellbeing. It is supporting the development of a ‘health hub’ at the community managed Leisure Centre and the neighbouring Oxley Park. Initial work by post graduate architectural students from the Sheffield University, Department of

leisure centre, this project is very close to my heart. “As a significant part of the sports, social, recreational and educational side of the valley, I would personally like nothing more than to see the Centre flourish and exceed expectations that the community has for the facility and surrounding areas.” Andy Clarke, Well Sheffield Programme Manager and Chief Executive Officer of 4SLC, the Community Trust operating the Centre, added: “Upgrading the quality of our facilities as well as unlocking access into and around the Centre is key if we are to attract more people to use it.

A total of £16,227.75 has been donated to the charity with a similar amount also being awarded to the team’s other chosen charity, Action Against Cancer. Fay Howard from Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre said: “This is a fantastic donation from the Dransfield Foundation which will make a great contribution towards our project and we can’t thank Mark and the team who take on this amazing cycling challenge enough.”

“These improvements will create many new business opportunities and help establish the Centre as a key community health hub.”

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Life-saving NHS screening appointments available THE Venue in Stocksbridge will be hosting an Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) screening clinic for men aged 65 and above on Thursday November 22. An AAA is a swelling of the main blood vessel in the body, the aorta, which can weaken and expand. There are no symptoms and if left untreated the swelling can lead to a rupture and a risk of death from internal bleeding. Clinicians are urging local men to get in touch and make an appointment for the quick, easy and painless five minute ultrasound scan. Babatunde Fakolade, AAA Screening Programme Coordinator for South Yorkshire and

Bassetlaw, said: “In England and Wales there are approximately 3,000 deaths each year in men aged 65 and over from AAAs. As there are no signs and symptoms of the illness, it’s crucial that those of this age take advantage of this potentially lifesaving scan.

“The test is a very simple check of the abdomen which takes just a few minutes and is completely painless and non-invasive. Results are given straight away, meaning you can pop in, be seen and enjoy the rest of your day.” Men in their 65th year are invited for AAA screening by letter, but men over 65 who have not previously been screened can make an appointment by contacting the South Yorkshire and

Bassetlaw AAA Screening Programme on 01709 649100. Gina Bastiani, organiser of the event, said: “I want to encourage all men local to Stocksbridge, Deepcar and other surrounding areas to book an appointment for this clinic. It’s just another way that you can give yourself a bit of an MOT and ensure you’re in good health.” The clinic will take place on Thursday November 22 at The Venue, 650 Manchester Rd, Stocksbridge, Sheffield S36 1AJ. Please note, appointments must be booked beforehand. For more information on AAAs, visit the South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw website at: http://aaa.dbh.nhs. uk/

Stabbings in Stannington SHORTLY after 11pm on Saturday October 20, police were called to Stannington Road, Sheffield following reports of a stabbing.

A 17-year-old boy was found at the scene suffering stab wounds to his back and leg. He was taken to hospital

and later released following treatment.

While officers were at the hospital, an 18year-old man attended to seek treatment for a serious injury to his arm. It is believed these injuries were linked to the incident on Stannington Road.

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A 17-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of possession of class A drugs with intent to supply and remains in custody for questioning. Detectives investigating the incident are ap-

pealing for anyone with information about the incident, or any witnesses to the attack, to come forward. Please contact 101 quoting incident 1093 of 20 October 2018, or alternatively, you can call Crimestoppers, anonymously on 0800 555 111.

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Climber speaks out against fracking on return to Wharncliffe Crags PROFESSIONAL Sheffield climber Pete Whittaker has voiced his concerns about fracking after a recent visit to Wharncliffe Crags.

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“Anyone who loves the English countryside should be concerned about fracking.” The rock climber doesn’t mince his words and spoke out on the importance of nature and outdoor spaces – and the need to protect them from fracking. “I’ve climbed in lots of stunning settings around the world. But climbing in the English countryside will always be special to me,” he added. Whittaker is a record-breaking rock climber who has grown up in the Peak District – scaling the environment for 20 years. He is an ambassador for Patagonia and has climbed routes

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Deepcar author's four titles available in library DEEPCAR author Mark J Foster currently has four of his books on display at Stocksbridge Library to coincide with the recent 50th anniversary celebration of the library opening in 1968. Although Mark has spent the past 25 years living in Deepcar, his formative years were spent living in the Heeley/Arbourthorne area of the city, where his passion for creative writing was cemented. As a lifetime resident of the city, Mark would highlight 'local experience' as his key attribute toward his writing, as his four books to date all carry a Sheffield theme within their content. 'Youse from Over the Water' Is the story of three Sheffield bricklayers who travel over to Northern Ireland to seek work at the height of the ‘Troubles’ during the mid -1980s, and

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unknowingly become involved in a covert government operation. 'Up at the Sky Edge 1917' is the story of a young Sam Garvin leaving behind the carnage of the World War 1 battlefields, and of his return to Sheffield. The ongoing struggle for the control of the illegal gambling operation at Sky Edge, which would descend into the brutal ‘Sheffield Gang Wars’ of the 1920s. 'District' is an episode of post-traumatic stress and sees Sean to seek solitude away from society, living in the tunnels and the labyrinth of the London Underground network. A chance encounter with another individual sees them both embark upon the perfect crime 'An Arbourthorne Lad' is an account of the life of the earlier years of the authors father Jack Foster, and of his involvement with the SAS

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Sheffield School of Architecture have been interacting with local and international communities through live projects for the last 19 years. Stephanie Davies, a student involved with the project, told Look Local: “Live projects help to provide a valuable learning resource to us as students to gain real life experience, but we also aim to give back to the community to inspire and provide a lasting impact on the people we work with. “In partnership with SSoA Live projects, All About You Sheffield (North) and Inclusion in Action are holding an event on Sunday October 28 from 11am to 5pm at the William Sutton

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Hillsborough grandmother in bid to raise awareness of rare disease A HILLSBOROUGH grandmother living with a rare heart and lung disease is backing a national awareness week to help people understand the condition. Pam Ellis, 62, was diagnosed with pulmonary hypertension (PH) three years ago. The serious disease, which affects just 7000 people in the UK, causes high pressure in the blood vessels connecting the heart and lungs. PH Awareness Week 2018 takes place from October 2229 and has been organised by Sheffield-based charity the Pulmonary Hypertension Association (PHA UK), who work nationally to support those affected by the lifeshortening condition. Pam, who has three grandchildren, said: “Having PH affects me in all sorts of ways physically. I get breathless just trying to get dressed and even making a cup of tea or washing the pots can be difficult, which are all things that most people take for granted. It also affects me mentally and emotionally all of the time. I’ve lost a lot of confidence. “PH is an invisible illness and people don’t see the struggle that goes on inside. Having pulmonary hypertension is frustrating, debilitating and

Falling for it: the Peak District National Park in autumn MAKE the most of nature’s spectacular colours in the Peak District National Park this autumn. The season’s cooler temperatures are perfect for cycling and walking, making autumn a great time to explore the UK’s original National Park. Family friendly two and threewheeled adventures on trafficfree trails are a great way to discover the National Park at this less busy time of year. Helen Bower, visitor operations manager for the Peak District National Park Authority, said: “It doesn’t matter if you’ve not ridden a bicycle for years, or how old you are, or how fit you are, we’ve got tandems, trikes, powered bikes, wheelchair bikes, hand crank bikes – there really is something for everyone whatever your age or ability.” Choose from a great range of bikes for all ages and abilities from cycle hire centres at Parsley Hay, Derwent or Ashbourne. Full details at www.peakdistrict. gov.uk/visiting/cycle. Helen added: “My top tip for this time of year is to visit Parsley Hay, near Hartington, which gives access to the Tissington and High Peak trails. We’re open

every day so pick a sunny day and you’ll find there’s no finer place to ride and experience the wide open views of the White Peak landscape.” Parsley Hay, Derwent and Ashbourne cycle hire centres are open every day, including during the October half term holidays. Check the website for winter opening times www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/visiting/cycle. Peak District National Park ranger-guided walks showcase the very best of the National Park at this time of year. • Explore the Enchanted Forest (Sunday October 28) on a walk from Danebridge and discover a wealth of spooky tales, myths and legends amongst the trees and rocks. • Experience the Ashford Autumn Adventure (Sunday November 4) with a 6.5-mile walk around the village of Ashfordin-the-Water, Monsal Head and Monsal Dale. • Scale the heights of the Peak District ‘Matterhorn’ – Shutlingsloe – one of the highest peaks (Saturday November 24) on a 6-mile walk and enjoy panoramic views over the Macclesfield Forest and Cheshire Plains.

Visit www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/ events for a full list of upcoming ranger events and to book your place. Spectacular views offer opportunities for stunning photographs – here are three places with great photogenic potential: • Derwent reservoirs – woodland and moorland with far-reaching views across the reservoirs. West of Sheffield. • Manifold Valley – discover an area that feels ‘off the beaten track’, enjoy the family-friendly cycle track and magnificent limestone dales and Thor’s Cave. Parking at Hulme End, between Hartington and Warslow. • Tissington Trail – wide-sweeping views of rolling countryside, peaks and dales from this trafficfree trail. Park at Parsley Hay, near Hartington. Share pictures of your autumn adventure in the Peak District National Park on Twitter @ peakdistrict, Facebook or Instagram /peakdistrictnationalpark. And, even if the weather’s bad there is always a warm welcome at the National Park visitor centres in Bakewell, Castleton, Derwent (Fairholmes) and Edale.

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tell other people too because they didn’t know what it was either.

Symptoms of PH include severe breathlessness, fatigue, blackouts and swelling around the ankles, arms and stomach. There is no cure.

“PH has really limited what I can do, both physically and mentally, and it’s really unpredictable. The hardest thing for me is the frustration of feeling I can’t do what I should be able to do at this age. But friends, family and my beautiful grandchildren keep me going and I try and stay positive for them.”

A recent survey by the PHA UK found 60 per cent of patients feel PH has had a ‘major impact’ on their quality of life and almost 90 per cent said it has impacted their mental and emotional wellbeing. Iain Armstrong, chair of the PHA UK, which is based in Chapeltown, said: “Many hear the word ‘hypertension’ and immediately assume it is high blood pressure, but PH is an extremely serious, devastating condition that has a huge impact on people’s lives. You can’t tell someone has PH just by looking at them, and our members tell us they are often frustrated by people not understanding how ill they are – which is why encouraging people to talk about the disease during this awareness week is so vital.” Pam receives treatment at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital, one of just nine specialist PH treatment centres in the UK. She added: “Being diagnosed with PH felt like a bombshell. I had never heard of it and I felt lost. It was difficult to

To encourage understanding of the disease, the PHA UK is calling on people affected by pulmonary hypertension to talk to family, friends and colleagues during PH Awareness Week. The charity is also supporting a 200-mile awareness-raising cycle challenge, which takes place from Wednesday 24 Friday 26 October. The group of medical professionals, riding under the name of Team PHenomenal Hope, will set off from the PHA UK headquarters in Chapeltown and finish in London, visiting Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge along the way. To find out more about pulmonary hypertension or get involved with PH Awareness Week visit www.phauk.org. Search #PHWeek18 and #LetsTalkPH on social media.

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Local Events Wed 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 â&#x20AC;&#x153;Singing 4 Funâ&#x20AC;? at Holy Trinity Church Thurgoland from 10.30am to 12am. Followed by

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 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. 27 Halloween Party in Chapeltown Park 10.30am to 12.30pm with Fancy Dress and Spooky Wood Trail as well as crafts and games. Free event. Refreshments available. 27 Cllr Julie Grocuttâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Surgery 1011am Stocksbridge Library. Call in for help advice or a chat. Sunday October 28 28 Antiques and collectables fair. Community Centre Penistone, S36 6AR. 10am to 3pm. Admission 50p. Proceeds for Green Moor Cricket Club.

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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. 31 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners, Halloween Ghost Walk and Scary stories on the Common with the Werewolf of Wadsley, meet at 6pm at Rural Lane Car park. Prize for best fancy dress, children please bring an adult. Walk takes around 1.5 hours and is circular so you can return to car park at any time. It will be dark on the common, and the walk goes over uneven ground. 0114 2335331. 31 A touring company, Other Lives Productions, will be presenting Fallen Leaves, using song, sketches and the words and experiences of the men and women of Yorkshire and the East Riding to illustrate their courage and commitment in the darkest of times. Other Lives Productions will bring uplifting stories full of comedy and fortitude. In the Autumn of 1914, German troops were promised â&#x20AC;&#x153;You will be home before the leaves fallâ&#x20AC;?. For one night only at the EPPiC Theatre, Well Lane, off High Street, Ecclesfield, S35 9TP. Curtain 7.30pm. Tickets ÂŁ8.50 and ÂŁ7.50. Call 0114 2402624. Friday November 2 2 St Nicholasâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Church, High Bradfield, Poppy Illumination of the outside of the church, in remembrance of 1918. In aid of Royal British Legion, Help for Heroes and St Nicholasâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Church. 5.25pm, gun salute, 5.30pm switch on, 6pm opening service with the Bishop of Sheffield, 7pm, church bells, 9.30pm switch off. 2 Stocksbridge Spiritual Group demonstration of mediumship with flowers (please bring a flower with you) with Heidi Cook ÂŁ6 per person for one night only at the Inman Pavilion, Moorlands Drive, Stocksbridge, S36 1EG. Doors open at 7.15pm to start at 7.40pm. Everyone welcome we are open every Friday for more info please call Janet on 07860319251. Saturday November 3 3 Green Moor Methodist Church Fair 10am-1pm 3 Doughtyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;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 ÂŁ5 (under 5â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s FOC) http://bit.ly/ grenoscouts 3 Tabletop sale, crafts, tea, coffee and mince pies at St Saviours Church hall, High Green, in aid of Alzheimers Thursday Club and Mothers Union. 12pm to 3pm. 3 Science Club at the Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive, S36 1EG. Novemberâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s theme is â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Circuitsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. Only ÂŁ1.50 per child. For more details enquiries@inmanpavilion.org.uk or 07966 720 773. Sunday November 4 4 Flea market at Abbeydale Picture House from 10am to 3pm. First Sunday of every month. See www. sheffieldantiquesquarter.co.uk for

more details. Monday November 5 5 Wharncliffe Side W.I. meet at 7pm at the village hall. Speaker is Robert Lock, an author. All are very welcome. 5 Stocksbridge and Deepcar Townswomenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Guild at Stocksbridge Christian Centre, Cedar Road. Speaker is David Templeman on Lady Arabella Stuart. Visitors and new members always welcome. ÂŁ1 per meeting to include refreshments. For further information, please contact the secretary on 0114 2882393. 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 7 7 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. 7 The Salvation Army Stocksbridge is commencing a new support service, using music, for people suffering with Dementia and other memory problems at their carers. The group will commence on Wednesday November 7 at 10.30am will run monthly thereafter. Social time and refreshments included. For further information please contact 0114 2830651. 7 Stocksbridge and District W.I. are meeting at Christ Church at 6.45pm for a 7pm start. Our speakers are from Stocksbridge Bowling Club, telling us about the sport and giving us a demonstration. Visitors always welcome, ÂŁ3.50. Further details from Janet on 07939941818 or Angela on 07900024549. Thursday November 8 8 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. 8 Stocksbridge and Upper Don 50+ Group will meet 2pm to 3.30pm in Stocksbridge Library. New members welcome. Friday November 9 9 Stocksbridge and Upper Don Community Health Forum meeting 10.30am to 12 noon in Stocksbridge Library. All welcome. Saturday November 10

10 Autumn Fayre at High Green Methodist Church starting at 11am. Stalls and games including cakes, bric-a-brac, fancy goods and gifts, plants, tombola etc. Refreshments including Ploughmans lunches available. All welcome. 10 Penistone Paramount at 2.30pm. â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Rule Britanniaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; a special musical presentation to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the ending of World war one with Kevin Grunill at the Mighty Compton Cinema Organ joined by the Barnsley Metropolitan Brass Band. Advanced tickets on 01226 767532 and 07944 566972 or from the Paramount box office. 10 A Celebration of 50 Years of Sheffield Teachersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Choir at 7.30pm, Holy Trinity Church, Grove Road, Millhouses, Sheffield S7 2HB. Tickets available on the door of from Jackie, 0114 2863251 ÂŁ10 adults, ÂŁ8 concessions (60+ &students) under 16s free. Sunday November 11 11 Sankey Sunday at the Plough in Low Bradfield. This will be our last Hymn singing session for this year prior to the Carols starting in December. Do come along it starts at 8pm, and finishes at 10pm. Every month the popularity of these Hymn singing sessions gets greater and greater, giving so much pleasure to so many people. Why donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t you come along and see for yourself what is attracting people from far and wide. Hope to see you. Tuesday November 13 13 The Thurgoland Tuesday Groups next meeting is the Christmas dinner at 7.30 pm. Contact Joan Methley on 0114 4535139. Wednesday November 14 14 Concert by The Rotherham U3A Choir Alive & Kicking at Chapeltown Methodist Church ÂŁ3 including 7.30pm.

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14 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. 14 Chapeltown WI hold their next meeting at 7.30pm in Chapeltown Library. Michael Davidson will talk about, â&#x20AC;&#x153;What the Butler sawâ&#x20AC;?. The competition is for a small tray. Visitors and new members will be made welcome. Thursday November 15 15 Thurgoland Local History Group meeting at Thurgoland Village Hall at 7.30pm. The speakers are

Brian & Dorothy Burrows with a talk about â&#x20AC;&#x153;Milestonesâ&#x20AC;?. All welcome, admission is ÂŁ2.00. For more information please contact Maurice on 0114 2883482, or Margaret on 0114 2885037.

No auditions, no musical experience necessary. All welcome, contact Judith on 0114 2830083. Singing 4 Fun is a Dementia Friendly event.

Friday November 16 16 Pearlâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s annual concert at Christ Church, Stocksbridge. 7.30pm. Tickets ÂŁ5, children free. Includes refreshments. Proceeds for church funds. There will be a collection for UNICEF.

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BLOOMING SENSIBLE RESULT FOR FLOWERBEDS SHEFFIELD City Council has reached agreement with a local couple after requesting the removal of the flowerbeds they planted near their home.

Mr and Mrs Williams, of Hollin House Lane in Loxley, had received a letter from the Council after a complaint had been received from a local resident about flowerbeds on the public highway. A petition in support of the couple gathered 6,000 signatures in around two days. The Council then indicated it would pause any action whilst discussions took place.

Earlier this week, Councillor Jack Scott visited the couple in their home to agree a way forward. Councillor Scott took a potted plant as a peace offering and to apologise for the significant inconvenience and disturbance the couple have faced this week. Mr and Mrs Williams have agreed to move their compost bins, and the flowerbeds will remain. The Council will now write formally to say the matter is closed. Councillor Jack Scott, Cabinet Member for Development and Transport said: “I am so grateful to Mr and Mrs Wil-

liams for meeting with me in their home today. They rightly take great pride in these beautiful displays and I am sorry that the Council initially acted in a way that must have felt heavy-handed, even if it was following the letter of the law. I’m very pleased we have found a practical solution here and that everyone is happy.” Mrs Sally Williams said: “It was lovely of Jack to come up to our home and for us to meet him. I’m so glad common sense has prevailed now and we have found a sensible way forward.”

Council to bring revenues and benefits back in-house SHEFFIELD City Council has set out proposals to bring its Revenues and Benefits service back in house, from its contractor Capita, to help it meet the changing needs of the city’s residents and businesses. The work is part of a series of conversations with partners across the city to look at the future of welfare based services and the impact of Universal Credit on Sheffield residents. The proposals, which are being considered at the Council’s Cabinet meeting

on Wednesday October 17, state that the council plans to start operating this service itself in 2020, thereby ending its contract with Capita earlier than anticipated (it ends in 2022). This proposal follows a decision taken by the Council in June this year to also end the IT part of its contract with Capita. Capita currently operates the Revenues and Benefits service on behalf of the Council, the largest customer service area of any part of the council, which

includes housing benefit and council tax support, council tax billing and collection and business rates billing and collection. How the new in-house council service will operate is yet to be developed, but the council is proposing a system that will allow them to be more flexible in delivering services and be better able to respond to changes in welfare reform and the introduction of Universal Credit.

Councillor Olivia Blake, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Finance at Sheffield City Council, said: “Bringing these services back in-house will give us greater control and allow us to adapt and respond as the city’s priorities develop locally and as changes happen at a national level in welfare reform. “These services affect some of the most vulnerable people in Sheffield so it’s essential that we are flexible enough to support people through the coming changes in the way they receive benefits and manage their finances.

“Looking at this now, gives us the opportunity to develop a purpose built system that is responsive and planned with the needs of our residents and businesses in mind, while allowing more joined up work across council services and city wide partners, and presenting potential savings in service costs. Further details are available in the Cabinet report which has been published online at http://democracy. sheffield.gov.uk/ieListDocuments. aspx?CId=123&MId=6988&Ver=4

Local Royal Naval Association celebrates 21st anniversary ON Wednesday October 17, Stocksbridge and Deepcar Royal Naval Association held their annual Trafalgar Night social. This day was a doucle celebration as not only were they celebrating Lord Nelson’s famous victory but also the association’s 21st anniversary, having been formed in 1997. In attendance on the evening was Mayor of Stocksbridge, Councillor Julie Grocutt, the Associa-

tion Area Chairman Shipmate Keith Crawford MBE, members of Sheffield RNA, The British Legion and various guests. Following the welcome to all the guests by Chairman Shipmate Eddie Guest, there were replies from the Mayor, area chair and Sheffield RNA chair. A convivial evening began with the loyal toast and tribute to absent brethren.

There then followed a quiz, some bingo, a raffle and a buffet. The meeting concluded at 11pm with all members and visitors having been suitably refreshed and entertained. The Stocksbridge and Deepcar Royal Naval Association meet every third Wednesday of the month at the Legionnaire’s Club on Victoria Road, Stocksbridge at 8pm. For more information, call Chris Burden on 07976555864.

Caring families needed to adopt LAST week was national adoption week and Sheffield City Council is asking for more families to help change the lives of children throughout the city by adopting a child. There were 39 children adopted in Sheffield last year and 25 children are currently looking for an adoptive family.

They went along to an open evening, which gave them some food for thought and a couple of months later they began the assessment process. Once they were approved as adopters they were quickly matched with their little girl. National Adoption week this year is focusing on the qualities which make a good adopter.

One couple adopted a two year old girl over a year ago. They already had a five year old boy and had been undertaking IVF treatment to try for another baby, when they started thinking about adoption.

The council is holding an information evening for anyone thinking about adopting on November 6, from 6pm to 8pm at Quaker Meeting House in the city centre.

They had been apprehensive about adopting but after talking it through with some adopters they felt inspired to give it a go

To book a place or find out more please call 0114 273 5010 or visit www.sheffield.gov.uk/adoption

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100 years after the end of World War 1 is a good time to try and reach out in friendship, and begin to turn our annual remembrance into both Remembrance and Reconciliation. It is time. We expect to have a short talk from a friend who regularly works in Germany, and we may even have some correspondence with a church in Germany to share on the day. If we were able to welcome that morning local people whose roots were in Germany that would be amazing.

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The only reason the Walk-in-Centre is in any danger is because of significant underfunding of I have noticed that over the last few months the our NHS since 2010. The Lib Dems might like to Liberal Democrats want to pretend that they have think everyone’s forgotten but the vast majority had absolutely nothing to do with the last eight of their councillors, and their party leader Vince Cable, defended every one of these cuts at the time. years of brutal austerity. I won’t forget that. They must think we are mugs. It’s not hard to see the police officer cuts, the cuts to council budgets, the increased NHS waiting times, all a direct result of the when they were in Coalition government. And after their tuition fees betrayal is it any wonder that Nick Clegg’s not welcome with university students?

I would like to extend a warm invitation to anyone in the Valley who has links with Germany, through family or citizenship, to join us at Christ Church for the service of Remembrance and Reconciliation which we are holding on November As least Clegg accepts that he made tough choices 11 at 10.45am. and is paying the price for this, whereas Sheffield’s I have long thought that while it is right to Liberal Democrat councillors seem to be suffering remember with respect those who died for our from collective amnesia. Earlier on in the year they freedom in two world wars, and indeed in other tried to claim that child poverty wasn’t as much wars, it must also be right that we try to develop a as an issue as being stated, and tried to deny their spirit of reconciliation with the people who were complicity in cuts for vulnerable families. caught up on both sides of those tragic conflicts, and themselves were often victims of their It is also outrageous that they recently claimed to governments. It is too easy to continue to live in have “saved” the NHS walk-in-centre. This is the

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Thanks The Bradfield Macmillan Team wish to say Thank You for the generous support at their coffee morning on October 6, £933.50 was raised in support of The Palliative Care Unit Northern General Hospital. Thank You, Mary Sheldon.

Stocksbridge Dementia Cafe Memory Walk A big thank you for all those who joined me on Saturday for a Memory Walk around Langsett Reservoir. Nine supporters and three dogs. Fundraising for The Dementia Support Hub provides day care, activities, befriending, counselling, support and advice to those living with dementia, their carers and their families. They also provide dementia friends sessions to help our community be dementia friendly. A massive thank you for all who have donated. w w w. ju st g iv i ng . c om / f u nd r ais i ng / dcooperdementiacafe Together we can make a difference. Dave, Stocksbridge Dementia Cafe

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ire Night go with a bang Remember, remember to celebrate bonfire night safely ORGANISERS of bonfires and firework displays at pubs and community events are being reminded to take sufficient precautions to prevent injuries.

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* Put suitable people in charge of the event and to take control in an emergency. * Use only Category 2 or 3 fireworks (BS7114) unless specifically trained.

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zone of 100 metres x 50 metres, spectators should be at least 25 metres from the firing zone (remember you may need to reverse the site layout if the wind changes on the day). * Make sure there are enough people to look after spectator safety and deal with emergencies if they arise. Follow the fireworks safety code: Only buy fireworks marked BS7114.

Follow the instructions on each firework. Light fireworks at arm’s length using a taper. Stand well back. Never go near a firework that has been lit even if it doesn’t go off it could still explode. Never put fireworks in your pocket or throw them. Children must be supervised and never give sparklers to the under fives. Keep pets indoors.

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Water everything in. You may need to top up the soil a bit once you have done that and don’t forget to leave about 3cm between the soil surface and the container lip. This ensures that it doesn’t overflow every time you water it. If pots and containers are just part of your outside space then here

* Check your winter protection structures are still securely in place * Check that greenhouse heaters are working * Insulate outdoor taps and prevent ponds from freezing * Prune open-grown apples and pears (but not those trained against walls) * Prune acers, birches and vines before Christmas to avoid bleeding * Harvest leeks, parsnips, winter cabbage, sprouts and remaining root crops * Deciduous trees and shrubs can still be planted and transplanted * Take hardwood cuttings * Keep mice away from stored produce * Reduce watering of houseplants

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scheme of Christmas try mixing white and silver for a clean and stylish look. Put grey-leafed lavender and senecio together with white cyclamen and decorate with strings of silver beads and small LED white lights. Or, go for a beautiful Christmas rose – Helleborus niger – and plant with pale pink or white cyclamen and training ivy around the edges to make the container feel like it’s overflowing.

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Revamping old pots is a great way to make the garden more festive. You can also buy terracotta, ceramic or plastic pots – glazed or coloured in red or white – or simply upcycle some household containers. Painting wooden or terracotta pots to give them a lift or wrapping them in fabric, tinsel or big bows is another way to make a stunning seasonal statement.

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BASKING in autumnal warmth, 74 members of Stocksbridge Golf Club competed in the Pro’s Prize on Saturday. It was a closely fought competition but D Peace won with a creditable 40 points in the stableford format. G Stainforth, M

Sedgwick and I Sedgwick all finished on 39 points, but finished second, third and fourth respectively based on their back nine scores. Earlier in the week the Dragons Summer Cup ended with D Jones winning the final round with 40 points.

In glorious sunshine on Sunday morning the clubs Captains (Frank Milnes and Bev Sykes) along with their respective Vice Captains (Steven Haigh and Alison H Boothroyd was sec- Sedgwick), all pictured, ond with 39 points and competed in a one-off J Pearson third on 36 mixed doubles match. points. The two captains came The golf club is now out victorious and enjoying the benefits agreed that the format of a grant received should be repeated in from Sport England future years, with past that has allowed sev- gents and ladies caperal of the course paths tains competing in a to be rebuilt with a re- mixed doubles format.

Footpath Runner Scott first in Holmfirth 10k PENISTONE runner Scott Hinchcliffe recorded an impressive win at the Holmfirth 10k in a time of 33-49.

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Under-20, Senior and Veteran Ladies: 37, Julie Darigala 20-50; 53, Julia Johnson 21-39; 61, Rebecca Timms 21-58; 65, Helen Wright 22-18; 73, Rachael Mayston 22-49; 79, Jude Matthews 23-15; 97, Heather Lindley 24-39; 102, Susan Charlesworth 24-54; 105, Bernice Nixon 25-16; 109, Myfanwy Cross 26-18; 111, Samantha Shaw 27-00; 113, Sarah Clough 27-08; 119, Barbara Haigh 28-04; 136, Jill Davis 32-43. Under-17 Men: 12, Tom Fryers 26-01. Under-20, Senior and Veteran Men U-65: 11, Scott Hinchcliffe 26-04; 13, Kai Sunman 26-36; 38, Kieron

Reed 28-47; 53, Robin Clough 29-44; 58, Daniel Limb 29-59; 70, Richard Mackie 30-33; 106, John Lawcock 32-46; 116, Richard Docker 33-30; 139, Paul Fryers 34-44; 144, Nick Wright 34-59; 177, Peter Stanley 38-54. Veteran Men 65+: 6, Nick Whittingham 23-10; 7, Keith Gordon 23-31; 12, David Foster 25-29; 15, David Needham 26-57. Penistone sent two teams to compete in the British Fell Relays championships in Grasmere in the Lake District. The men’s Male Vet 40 team of Damian Kilpin, Richard Mackie, Steve Storey, Steve Sanders, Ian Charlesworth and Chris Hodgson came 131st.

The Open team of Julie Darigala, Paul Fryers, Helen Wright, Brent Lindsay, Chris Charlesworth and Tom Fryers placed 173rd. A number of Penistone athletes made the trip across the to the east coast to compete in the Scarborough 10k. Results were: 214, Jonathan Phillips 44-17; 261, Daniel Hague 44-35; 330, Hannah Butcher 4640; 695, David Napier 52-07. Wirksworth Undulator Fell Race, 8.4 miles, 1,260 ft ascent: 47, Steve Sanders 1.14-17; 60 Ian Charlesworth 1.16-09. Round Rotherham 50 (miles): 60, John Tomlinson 10.30-31. Tickhill 10: Julia Cobham 1-24.04.

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Defeat for War Memorial

Hessle 21-12 Stocksbridge RUFC BRADFIELD Brewery sponsored Stocksbridge Rugby entertained in form Hessle Rugby at the weekend, on a pleasant autumn afternoon and despite an improved team performance, the visitors eventually grabbed the spoils with a 21-12 victory to secure their second place spot, as Stocksbridge drop to fourth on the Division Four league ladder. A crippling injury list, with many of the minor injured actually playing through, unavailability and suspension robbed the Piggies of 14 members of their first team squad. Head Coach Rhys Keenan and his back room team are indebted to the lads who have put their hand up for first XV duty. Veteran forward Nigel Dowkes earned a recall to the starting pack and an un-named Australian trialist was handed an opportunity from the bench. After a tough week in training and with a positive warm up behind them, Stocksbridge Rugby again started well and put pressure on the visiting defence with centres Kelly and Westby looking in good touch with ball in hand. Hessle held their line firm and almost from their first meaningful attack scored a try after some clever interplay from their own back line. The home side pressed hard with back row forwards Newton and Spencer, alongside skipper

Rowett producing a good supply of the ball for Frith to set Bowskill and the pacey Stocksbridge back line away.

line to extend their lead and backed this up with a successful penalty goal to keep their scoreboard ticking over.

The home side gained some reward for their efforts when the improving Jordan Fletcher stole a line out ball and Rowett was on hand to crash over the line from close range to put Stocksbridge back in the game.

In contrast, Stocksbridge spurned two chances at goal and chose to run the ball searching for the score to bring them back into the contest, again losing the ball when it counted most.

The Pigs were further hampered when the resurgent Joe Smith was injured and replaced by Lewis Bowman. However, the heavy Hessle forwards began to struggle and resorted to slowing the game down to halt Stocksbridge’s progress. A yellow card and a 10 minute sin bin was admonished to the persistent offender. Stocksbridge tried hard, but a combination of loose passes and wrong options meant they were unable to turn their superiority into points. From a rare break out the visitors were awarded a penalty within goal kicking range, which they gleefully accepted, and then slotted a drop goal deep into first half injury time to leave the half time score 13-5 to Hessle. With two pretty evenly matched sides, there were chances at both ends during the second stanza. Almost against the run of play Hessle’s big forwards found some effort and trundled over the

By the time the evergreen Ricky Christopherson plunged over in the corner for a further Stocksbridge score and Bowskill converted, it was a case of too little too late. “We are definitely improving,” said Keenan afterwards. “We need to stick together as we have done through previous tough times and the results will come again. Credit to the lads who are carrying injuries and still playing, we know our time will come.” The Man of the Match award went to Ben Westby sponsored by Mark Logan Gas Services, Frith and Fletcher also caught the eye with some good work, whilst skipper Rowett tried hard to add fuel to the Stocksbridge fire. Stocksbridge Rugby are on the road this week for a difficult encounter with York RI, who are also on a run of good form, so Keenan will hope to have some of his injured troops available for selection and a good week of training behind them.

Wickersley 3-2 Oughtibridge WMFC OUGHTIBRIDGE lost top spot after a disappointing away defeat when Wickersley edged a entertaining game 3-2 at the Herringthorpe Stadium. The visitors dominated the opening period with some terrific play but despite all the pressure Oughtibridge could not capitalise. It was Wickersley’s Drew Houghton who gave the home team the lead with a well-executed chip but Matt Harrison levelled for Oughtibridge almost straight away, with a sharp finish. Oughtibridge were made to pay for a sloppy 15 minutes and first Brad Carroll gave Wickersley the lead in the second half and then a long range screamer from Kris Lee-Green made it 3-1 to Lewis Carder’s men. Callum Chambers reduced it to 3-2 when he reacted first to his own penalty after Wickersley keeper Jon Reed had saved the first effort, and they could have had a point if Ross Brown had taken a golden chance and Simon Duckworth hadn’t hit the bar in the final minute. War Memorial will contest the Steve Gee Merit Cup Final at Stocksbridge Park Steels Look Local Stadium against Norton Oaks on Wednesday October 23. Kick off is 7.15pm and entry is free.

FOUR DIFFERENT SCORERS FOR CHURCH IN AWAY WIN PENISTONE Church ran out 4-0 winners at Liversedge on Saturday in the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division with four different scorers on target. Sam Scrivens put Church ahead after just nine minutes and further goals from Jordan Coduri, Nathan Keightley and Kieran Ryan put the game to bed.

After the game Church manager Ian Richards commented: “There are a lot of positives today starting with the bounce back from last week’s disappointment, to put in a performance like today.

“I said before the game all sides lose games, the best sides don’t lose two in a row, and we certainly put that to bed.

game and we won two-nil scoring in the first half and the second half but I think Saturday’s game beat that.

“Secondly, I said before the game I though our home performance versus Liversedge was our best performance of the season in terms of professionalism, discipline, organisation, controlling the

“Again it was a real professional disciplined organised performance we were very effective going forward, some real quality linked to the goals and the players got their rewards.

“Also there was some real individual quality throughout the team, defensively as well as offensively, it wasn’t as if we didn’t have to defend at times and we did we defended really well.”

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Park Steels rue missed chances By Dave Rhodes

IT was back to the east coast for Steels as they travelled up the A19 to high flying Marske United. The game started brightly for Steels against a strong looking Marske side unbeaten at home this year. Both Ruthven and Coleman will feel disappointed they couldn’t have taken decent opportunities to score and Litchfield’s one on one dragged wide was

Marske United 1-0 Stocksbridge PS

a golden chance to take This apart, Steels should the lead, all within the feel happy with their effirst 20 minutes or so. fort, organisation and Steels’ defence held team play in an even strong and limited the first half. Marske attackers to very little, certainly the Steels lads were growing in confidence as the game progressed.

A sequence of Marske corners were dealt with comfortably albeit one far post header that was cleared off the line by the excellent Charlesworth.

The Marske central defenders dominated most of the open play exchanges in the final third of the pitch after the break and Steels found it hard going to compete effectively here but Steels kept at it and probed forward with real intent in the first 10 minutes of the second half. Good inter change of passes down the right initially and then a long switch across the pitch put the Marske defence under a little pressure as a corner was conceded. Taken by Coleman the corner was swung in left footed, the ball dropped kindly to McFadyen central to goal eight yards out who half volleyed the ball high over the bar.

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blow for Steels on 67 minutes when the referee failed to award a clear foul on Ruthven in his own half. Steels boys half stopped as all expected the whistle to blow. It didn’t and this brief hesitation allowed a penetrative run from midfield, a soft goal to be conceded as the ball was struck well from 18 yards central to goal with Amissah the away keeper getting a hand to it but failing to keep it out of the net. Steels kept going with terrific heart and spirit, Litchfield’s header off the line and Rhodes’ volley from close range was typical of the way the season was going for the Steels. Marske will certainly be up there when the season ends and Steels should take the positives on a good overall performance.

RESERVES BACK TO WINNING WAYS Stocksbridge PS Reserves 4 South Kirkby Colliery 2 STEELS reserves put last week’s cup loss behind them to get back on the winning trail in their league encounter last Saturday. They started the game strongly and created and missed several chances before young striker Whitham forced the ball over the line from close range to give them the lead. More chances went begging to increase the lead before Kirkby equalised however it didn’t affect Steels for long and they soon got back in front when Townsend headed home an excellent cross from strike partner Webster. With the score at 2-1 at the start of the second half Steels pushed forward and were awarded a penalty when Webster was brought down unfortunately the kick was well saved by the keeper. Adams did make it three later converting from a good ball by substitute Rodney Bruce. Once again Kirkby reduced the lead and Steels were struggling to finally put the game to bed. Young substitute Tom Staniland was making his present felt getting forward from his left back position and Steels were always in control of the game. Shepherd secured the points finally with a well taken shot from the edge of the box. The win keeps Steels in the third place in the premier division with twenty one points from ten games they have no game next week.

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