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FRIENDS BRAVE COLD IN KILTS FOR CHARITY YOU might see two men in kilts going about their daily business in Stocksbridge, despite the weather turning cooler in recent weeks. Philip Brailsford and Jay McGregor Haigh have decided to wear kilts throughout the month of November in an attempt to raise funds for causes close to their hearts. Philip lost his wife Christine to cancer five years ago and is raising money for CLIC Sargent – a cancer charity that helps young people suffering from the condition in a number of ways. Jay is doing his fundraising for Ray of Hope - a parent led support group based in the north of Sheffield, supporting families of children with additional needs.

A father of three, Jay’s children have autism and ADHD and so he wants to help the charity as much as he can. Philip told Look Local: “If we did it in the summer it wouldn’t be the same! We decided to wear them in November because it’s cold. “We’ve had a great response so far, I’ve raised over ÂŁ200 so far, Jay about ÂŁ250 and we both hope to raise more. “Christine passed away five years ago, aged 42. It was a very difficult time for me. But then a friend’s son, Charlie Leeks, was diagnosed with a tumour and I just thought how awful it was for a child to have to go through this battle.

“To watch my wife go through it all was awful – to experience losing her. And then I thought about Charlie too and decided to do something. “We decided on kilts because we thought it would be cold in November so it’s more of a challenge. Jay has Scottish roots and we’re both members of the Clan Derby group so we went with the kilts!� If you see either of the men out in their kilts, you can make a donation to the charities. Jay has a sponsor form and Philip has a number of ways you can contribute. You can visit https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/philipbrailsford2 or text hlhr65 and an amount to 70070.

LIDL CAR PARK ASSAULT POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a car park attendant at the Stocksbridge branch of Lidl was assaulted. On Tuesday October 16, at approximately 12.15 pm, an incident occurred in the Lidl supermarket car park on Manchester Road, Stocksbridge. This was an assault on a male car park attendant who was issuing a ticket to a male in a dropside lorry. Witnesses can get in touch with the police via 101 quoting incident 398 16/10/2018.

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MOUNTAIN RESCUE CALLED OUT TO BIKERS ON SATURDAY November 10, Woodhead Mountain Rescue Team were called out at 3.09pm, along with Edale Mountain Rescue Team, to assist Yorkshire Ambulance Service and the Yorkshire Air Ambulance with a seriously ill casualty in the Todwick Wood area. The person’s exact location at the time was unknown but as mountain rescue members

were on route, we was informed by YAS that the casualty had been located and their assistance was no longer required. However, before the phone call had ended, the team were informed of an injured mountain biker in Grenoside Woods and all team members were redirected to the new location.

ed chest, back and internal injuries from a high impact crash and after an examination by Edale team leader and doctor, he was given strong pain relief and packaged in a vacuum mattress and casualty bag, transferred onto a stretcher ready for a brisk carry back to the waiting ambulance at the road head.

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Anti-slavery group formed in Stocksbridge A GROUP of over 20 people met in Stocksbridge recently to think about the issue of modern slavery. Their interest had been created by the production of the musical ‘Cargo’ a couple of months ago at Christ Church Stocksbridge. They shared their thoughts about the issue after the production, and then went on to consider how slavery impacts on our community today. The group was drawn from all parts of the local community and their ideas

and interests about the issue ranged from seeking better information, learning how to respond, finding out how to shop where slave labour had not produced the goods and a range of other responses. The group agreed to meet a second time to look in detail at four responses to modern slavery. These are: * The concept of declaring some buildings in the area as ‘places of safety’.

* The new phone app which allows drivers to send in to the authorities anonymous data about car-washes where slavery can be a real issue. * The initiative in Penistone to support asylum seekers. * The Clewer initiative set up by the Church of England to combat modern slavery. At that meeting they intend to decide if any of these responses are worth looking at to work on in the area.

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respond, then perhaps we can make changes in our own community that will mean that slavery does not happen here.” The next meeting of the group is on Sunday February 17 at 6pm at Christ Church Stocksbridge. More information about the event will be put on the church’s website, www. christchurchonline,org, when it is available.

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A TASTE OF THE MEDITERRANEAN NeoMed is the latest eatery to hit the independent quarter at north Sheffield's popular Fox Valley retail shopping outlet. A stylish Mediterranean restaurant, NeoMed opened its doors last week serving traditional pizzas and home-made pasta and bread. Although it has not been an easy ride to the opening, the determination and passion of owners Lucy and Alessandro has shone through. They have been rewarded with an overwhelming response from the public. Whilst their opening week has been extremely busy, the team are working hard to make sure they pro- “Some of these are available for vide an excellent service sale alongside other artisan imports on our floor to ceiling deli as well as superb food. shelves and bakery counter.” Lucy enthuses: “NeoMed is a new concept Greg and Mandy are founders Mediterranean res- and proud owners of Holmfirth taurant offering a tra- bakers, Old Bridge Bakery and ditional menu with a have supported their daughter contemporary feel. Spe- Lucy and husband Alessandro cialising in award win- on their journey to create their ning sour-dough bread Mediterranean dream right here and hand crafted fresh in Stocksbridge. pasta, our chefs and NeoMed make all their pizzas to bakers produce unique order and just like in Italy, you and exceptional pizzas can watch your dough being and true artisan prod- stretched, rolled and decorated ucts every day.

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Taking action on gun and knife crime COUNCILLORS at Sheffield City Council heard about the city’s plans to tackle gun and knife crime at their last full Council meeting. John Mothersole, Chief Executive at the council and Detective Superintendent Una Jennings at South Yorkshire Police presented the plans on Wednesday November 7, and members had the opportunity to ask questions. The presentation discussed ‘Fortify hope not harm’ Sheffield’s multi-agency approach to tackling organised crime. Its message is that of all threats in the UK, serious and organised crime affects more people more often than any other type of crime. It highlighted too the facts and figures for all violent crime in the city: • Nationally, the rate of possession of weapons offences has been increasing since 2013 and Sheffield’s rate in the twelve months to 30 June 2018 is similar to the Core Cities average

SHEFFIELD Chamber President, John Hayward, and Sharks’ head coach Atiba Lyons and Mike Tuck were amongst those celebrating the countdown to Mud-Madness Sheffield to be held March 30 2019 at Hesley Wood Scout Activity Centre in Chapeltown. Event organisers MLS and the event’s charity partner Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice, along with Hesley Wood staff and pupils from Winter Hill School in

Rotherham, waded through the muddy test route and loved it! Every penny raised at Mud Madness will help children and young adults across the region supported by Bluebell Wood, South Yorkshire’s only children’s hospice. The event next March will include a three-kilometre Family Mud Madness for anyone over 11, and a five-kilometre Mud Madness for participants aged 17 and over.

Early bird tickets are available until December 31 at £16.50 for 11 to 16 year olds and £25 for 17 years plus. From January 1 2019, entry fees will be £17.50 for 11 to 16 year olds and £30 for over 17s. To book a place on Mud Madness please visit www.myraceentries.co.uk/mudmadness/EntryForm.aspx

THORNCLIFFE COMMUNITY SPORTS GET LEASE FOR PLAYING FIELDS AFTER four years of negotiation, Sheffield City Council have finally signed over a lease to Thorncliffe Community Sports for the tennis, bowls and multi-use games area of Thorncliffe Playing Fields. Graham Elliott of Thorncliffe Community Sports told Look Local: “This will be the only part of the site that remains in the hands of the local community in that Thorncliffe Community Sports is a charity aiming to promote and preserve good health through community participation in healthy recreation. “It’s been hard work to get this far but now the real work begins. Thorncliffe Community Sports needs to maintain the existing site and set about achieving plans which include new tennis courts and a

pavilion as well as seeking ideas for improving the area between the existing tennis courts and the multi-use games area. “This will require a real community effort and we are looking for volunteers to help with a number of tasks. “For example, we need someone with experience to project manage the development of new tennis courts, a publicity and public relations person who can help us engage with the local community and develop our media links and someone to assist in fund raising.” Anyone interested should contact Graham Elliott on elliott127@icloud.com

and above that of England and Wales. • The rate for ‘hospital admissions assault with a sharp object’ in Sheffield has fluctuated over the past five years, but was lower in 2017/18 than the previous year (data for 2018 is currently only available up to 31 March 2018) • Sheffield’s ‘violence with injury’ rate remains the lowest of the English Core Cities. Overall the figures show that Sheffield is still one of the safest cities to live in across the UK. That said, it still means that there is a lot of work to do to ensure safety in all areas of our city. Working together, the Statutory Community Safety Partnership, led by the police and the council, will be implementing plans, along with other agencies, to reduce and prevent gun and knife crime. This work is informed by research and the successful approaches used in other cities and will bring together the

expertise, knowledge and consistency of action needed for work of this nature. Councillor Jim Steinke, Cabinet Member for Neighbourhoods and Community Safety and Joint Chair of the Community Safety Partnership, together with the District Commander for Sheffield said: “We’re aware of the issues, we take them very seriously and we will keep working hard to make sure that we keep on track to reduce these types of crimes. “Partners from various agencies including the council, police, youth services and social care will continue to work together to share information and plan joint actions to address the causes of organised crime. “Positive activities and support for young people are to be provided to help them avoid becoming involved in issues relating to organised crime. We recognise the important role that youth and community groups are playing to educate, inform and shape the lives of our young people.”

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0114 2885037. 15 Hillsborough and Owlerton local history group. We meet at the Hillsborough Sports Arena Middlewood Road Hillsborough S6 4HA at 7.45pm in the Seminar Room. Beauchief Abbey and its early industrial history of Sheffield. Speaker Colin Morray. Nonmembers welcome.

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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

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 “Milestonesâ€?. All welcome, admission is ÂŁ2. For more information please contact Maurice on 0114 2883482, or Margaret on

Friday November 16 16 Pearl’s annual concert at Christ Church, Stocksbridge. 7.30pm. Tickets £5, children free. Includes refreshments. Proceeds for church funds. There will be a collection for UNICEF. 16 St Nicholas’ 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 Nicholas’ Church. 5.30pm switch on, 7pm church bells, 9pm closing ceremony with Bolsterstone Male Voice Choir, 9.30pm switch off. 16 Coffee morning, 10.30am to 12pm. Homemade cakes at St Saviour’s Church, Mortomley Lane, High Green. All welcome. Saturday November 17 17 Christmas Fayre at Chapeltown Methodist Church Bran tubs, Christmas decorations, tombola, lunches, gifts etc all are welcome. 11am. Father Christmas will be making an early visit. 17 Friends of Chapeltown Park event 10.30am to 12.30pm – Make bird feeders and do the woodland trail in Chapeltown Park. Free event. Refreshments available. 17 Underbank Chapel Christmas Fayre, 11am to 3pm at the Lomas Hall, Stannington. Plenty of gifts for Christmas, food and refreshments, activities for the children and a visit from Father Christmas. Entrance fee 20p, children free.

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17 The Bus Pass Buskers in Concert at Thurgoland Village Hall. A superb night of music and laughter. Starts at 7.30pm. There will be a bar and there will be two support acts, Carys Dawson and Ted Armeson who are two very talented young people. Tickets priced at £5 each are available at the reception desk of Look Local, or can be obtained from band members. Pay at the door is another option. Be sure not to miss this show. 17 Wharncliffe Side Primary School Christmas fayre. 12pm to 4pm. Santa’s grotto, hot turkey sandwiches, refreshments, choir, Oughtibridge Practice Band, games and stalls. Free entry, all welcome. 17 Open mic night at the Pen Nook in aid of Prostate Cancer. 8.30pm start.

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Sunday November 18 18 Greyhound Trust Sheffield Christmas Fair, 10am to 3pm. The Venue, Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, Sheffield, S36 1 AJ. Please note - dog are not allowed in The Venue. Monday November 19 19 Stockbridge Photographic Society in Stocksbridge Library. 7.30pm for 7.45pm start. Doug Patterson ‘Big Apple’. Tuesday November 20 20 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens meeting a talk by Duncan Simpson about RAF Wortley (the little known story of the first black US troops at Wortley Hall and the WW2 bomb storage along our roads), meet at the Hall at 7.30pm. All welcome, admission is ÂŁ2.50, free for friends of Wortley Hall Gardens. If you are interested contact Julie on 0114 2830613 or Barry on 0114 2830056. 20 Benefits Advice Session. 10am – 12 noon. 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 07596130043 for more information. We are here for the community. Wednesday November 21 21 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. 21 Bolsterstone Archaeology and Heritage Group meeting. A talk by Paul Buckland on ‘Doncaster – the development of the town plan’. 7.30pm in the Community Hall, Christ Church on Manchester Road. ÂŁ2 including refreshments. Thursday November 22 22 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. Thursday November 22 to Sunday November 25 Art at the Altar, St. John’s Church, Penistone, free entry. Fine arts and crafts Christmas event. Charity raffle. Refreshments. 10.15am to 8pm (Thurs & Fri), 10.15am to 5pm (Sat) and 11am to 5pm (Sun). Friday November 23 23 General Meeting of Worrall Community Association at 8pm the Memorial Hall on Towngate

Saturday November 24 24 A welcome back to Anthony John Clarke and Dave Pegg. As usual, in the Samuel Fox room. Doors open 7.45. Start 8.15. Entrance £10 - payable on the door. 24 Greenhead Church, Chapeltown. Christmas Fair. 10am to 2pm. Stalls, refreshments and light lunches. 24 Christmas Sale at Stocksbridge Christian Centre, Cedar Road. 10am until 1pm. Various stalls and refreshments. For further info contact 0114 2882393. 24 Christmas Fair - Grenoside Scout and Guide HQ, Saltbox Lane S35 8QS. 10.30 – 12.30. Bring the kids to see Santa! Stalls, tombolas, raffle, cakes, bacon butties and more! Free entry. 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 £10 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. Monday November 26 26 Bradfield Village Hall, Local Carols with Malcolm Nunn, 7.30pm. Wednesday November 28 28 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. 28 Stocksbridge Community Forum AGM 7pm at The Venue. City Councillor Francyne Johnson will respond to our concerns and tell us of her ambitions for Stocksbridge and the wider Sheffield area. Thursday November 29 Stocksbridge Art Society at Christ Church Hall with Cath Inglis, artist in the medium of pastel. 7pm to 9pm. Members free, visitors £3. Raffle and refreshments. Saturday December 1 1 Ecclesfield Christmas fayre 11am to 3.30pm. Gatty hall across from St Mary’s church Ecclesfield Church. Santa, homemade cakes and scones, fresh sandwiches and hot drinks. Stalls, tombola and bottle raffle. There will be lots of things on sale including, books, art, doll houses and furniture, knitted items, gifts, hampers, cakes and cards. Guided tours of the church on offer or you can climb up the church tower, leave a prayer on the Christmas tree or sit back and relax with a glass of mulled wine and a mince pie to the sound of cheerful Christmas music. Adults £1, concessions – 50p, children free. 1 Chapeltown Forum, Christmas Fayre in Newton Hall, 11am to 4pm, many stalls, refreshments available. There will be carols from

CAOS, Sword dancing and much more. Santa’s grotto 11am to 2pm first 150 children to see Santa. Turning on of Christmas lights in the memorial Garden 4pm. Sunday December 2 2 Friends of Wisewood and District, Christmas Celebration, 3.30-5pm, RIVA project next to Wisewood Sports Centre, 77 Laird Road, music, carols, stalls, band, free mulled fruit juice and mince pies. Tuesday December 4 4 St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield, on St Nicholas’ day, Bradfield Handbell group, mince pies, mulled wine, 7.30pm, entry by ticket only, 2851225. Friday December 7 7 Thurgoland Community Choir present their Christmas Concert in Holy Trinity Church Thurgoland at 7.30pm. There will be the School choir and guests. Tickets ÂŁ6 adults and ÂŁ3 children. Contact: Elaine 0114 2845494 or Julie 0114 2830613. Saturday December 8 8 Bradflix film club, Bradfield Village Hall, 3pm, ‘Incredibles 2’, bar and refreshments, www.brad-

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8 1.30. A Totally Professional Troupe. Sleeping Beauty Pantomime. Stocksbridge High School Main Hall. £3 adults, £1 children. Everyone welcome. Tickets from Stocksbridge Keys, Manchester Road. A Valley React Community Project. There for the community. Sunday December 9 9 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners, Work Day on the Common removing birch, 10am to 3pm, meet at Rural Lane Car Park, tools and gloves provided, 2348425. Monday December 10 10 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - A christmas Carol Concert. Entrance fee £3.50 members, £4 visitors, includes mulled wine and mince pies, 7.30pm, Wadsley Church Hall, Worrall Road, S6 4BA. Tuesday December 11 11 The Thurgoland Tuesday Groups next meeting is the Games Night at 7.30 pm. All welcome. Contact: Joan Methley on 0114 4535139. 11 Wreath Making Evening. Bolsterstone Village Hall. 7pm. Entrance fee is only £10, which includes a complimentary glass of mulled wine, mince pie, everything you need to make your wreath, full tuition and lots of fun. Tel 0114 2830781 or text 07711706670 to reserve your places. Wednesday December 12 12 Chapeltown forum, In Bloom and the Chapeltown Church’s will be having their annual carols in the garden, Memorial Garden next to Newton Hall. 7pm to 8pm refreshments available, come along

and start the festive season. Music by Chapeltown Band guest singers from Eccelsfield School. Thursday December 13 13 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. 13 Thurgoland Local History Groups next meeting at Thurgoland Village Hall at 7.30pm. The speaker is R. Leader with a talk about ‘Rockingham China 18261842’. Followed by Christmas supper. All welcome, admission is ÂŁ2. For more information please contact Maurice on 0114 2883482, or Margaret on 0114 2885037. 13 Stocksbridge and Upper Don 50+ Group will meet 2pm to 3.30pm in Stocksbridge Library. New members welcome. Friday December 14 14 Stocksbridge and Upper Don Community Health Forum meet 10.30am to 12 noon in Stocksbridge Library. All welcome. Monday December 17 17 Stocksbridge Transport Forum will meet 2pm to 3pm in Stocksbridge Library, chaired by Cllr Julie Grocutt. Update and input to Sheffield Transport Users Group on January 4. Tuesday December 18 18 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens meeting - the Christmas social and quiz. Meet at the Hall at 7.30pm. All welcome, admission is ÂŁ2.50, free for friends of Wortley Hall Gardens. If you are interested contact Julie on 0114 2830613 or Barry on 0114 2830056. 18 Table decorations Evening. Bolsterstone Village Hall. 7pm. Entrance fee is only ÂŁ12, which includes a complimentary glass of mulled wine and mince pie, full tuition, lots of fun and everything you need to make your table decoration - just bring a few fresh flowers. Tel 0114 2830781 or text 07711706670 to reserve your places. Wednesday December 19 19 Valley React’s Christmas Party. 1.30pm. Legion Club, Edward Street. Stocksbridge. Crawshaws Buffet - Coffee Apple Cakes. Deb’n’Her Vocalists Top Act in Benidorm. Only ÂŁ7. Ring Kath 07596130043. Everyone welcome. Valley React is there for the community. ONGOING Creative Writing Session – 6pm 8pm. Every first Wednesday of the month. ÂŁ3 per session including tea/coffee & biscuits. First Session free. Ecclesfield Library. Meet and Eat Lunch Club. Every Monday at The Salvation Army Stocksbridge. Spaces available for new members. ÂŁ4 for a twocourse meal and drink. Contact 0114 2830651 for further details.

Little Bear Baby & Toddler Group. Ecclesfield Library. Every Friday morning 10am - 11.30am. ÂŁ1.50 per adult including tea/coffee/juice & biscuits. 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.

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Hade Edge Brass Band to play Carlecotes church Christmas concert ‘TIS the season to be jolly and the countdown to Christmas has now officially started, as Coca-Cola announces the return of the iconic Christmas truck tour to Fox Valley.

The tour will stop at Fox Valley on Saturday November 17 and Sunday November 18 where there will also be a market, lots of street food stalls, live entertainment and festive fairground rides!

Now in its eighth year, the tour will kick off in Glasgow on November 9 – visiting 14 towns and cities nationwide during the festive season - before making its final stop in London on December 16.

Centre Manager for Fox Valley Laura Robinson said: “We loved having the Coca Cola truck here at Fox Valley last year and to be one of the few locations to have the truck for two days is fantastic!

Bringing festive magic to people across the UK ahead of the big day, the famous truck tour truly signifies the start of Christmas. In a glittering winter wonderland setting, visitors will be able to enjoy a 150ml can of Coca-Cola zero sugar, Diet Coke or Coca-Cola original taste at each stop.

“We really can’t wait, this is such a popular event for our shoppers and we have lots of other festive entertainment planned to kick off the festive season in style!”

Over the last eight years, the ever-popular truck tour has seen thousands of Christmas fans visit the famous vehicle. It has travelled over 737,000 miles – the equivalent of 29 times around the world – twinkling its 8,772 fairy lights and playing the iconic ‘Holidays are Coming’ jingle. This year, as well as celebrating the magic that the Coca-Cola truck brings to Christmas - each truck tour stop will also encourage consumers to recycle their bottles and cans, in line with Coca-Cola’s World Without Waste goal - a global pledge to collect and recycle a bottle or can for each one sold by the year 2030.

Please visit www.foxvalleysheffield.co.uk/ events for details of park and rides and how to get here to enjoy the truck during its time. To find out more about the Coca-Cola Christmas truck tour and see the full schedule, visit coca-cola.co.uk/trucktour2018. Christmas fans can also get involved @CocaCola_GB (Twitter) and @CocaColaEU (Instagram) and join the conversation using #HolidaysAreComing. The team at Fox Valley in north Sheffield are preparing for the centre’s BIG Christmas Lights Switch on this Friday which launches a fantastic weekend of festive fun and entertainment. From 4pm there will be a packed lineup of entertainment on the bandstand as

well as a festive themed market, with the big Christmas lights switch on at 5.30pm, followed by a special fireworks display. The Sheffield Rock Choir will perform at 6pm, followed by the Deepcar Brass Band who will close the annual event which is sponsored by Burrows Mazda Sheffield. There will also be candy cane stilt walkers handing out sweet treats and the stores will be open until 7pm for some late night Christmas shopping! Santa will also be making an appearance thanks to the team from the Wortley Rotary Club. The beautiful Christmas display will be switched on with the help of the centres’ Christmas competition winner. The event sponsors Burrows Mazda Sheffield are supporting Sheffield Children’s Hospital this Christmas. They’ve teamed up with the charity and will be providing children on the wards with Christmas presents and Fox Valley will be a drop off point during Friday’s event.

ST ANNE’S Church in Carlecotes near Penistone will be hosting its hugely popular annual Christmas concert with musical entertainment provided by Hade Edge Brass Band on Saturday December 15, starting at 6.30pm.

Centre Manager at Fox Valley, Laura Robinson, said: “This is definitely our favourite time of year here at Fox Valley, our Christmas display is going to look fantastic and we’re looking forward to launching what will be a fantastic weekend on Friday evening. We have lots of entertainment and a great Christmas Market planned as well as a visit from Santa.”

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MISSING CAT “Jake” All black male cat with big yellow eyes Missing since Sunday 28th October from the Smithymoor area of Stocksbridge.

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passed away peacefully on 2nd November 2018 after a long illness. Loving Husband to Susan, Brother to David and close friend to many. Will be sadly missed by all friends and family. The funeral service shall take place at Grenoside Crematorium, South Chapel on Tuesday 20th November at 12.30pm. Family flowers only please. Any donations in lieu of flowers can be made to The Belmont House Comfort Fund. A box will be available on the day. Any enquires to T.W Birks & Son, Deepcar 0114 2885555.

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Your Letters Street signs In the middle of October I noticed that two street signs and been removed from the ground and were badly damaged. These signs were for Coal Pit Lane and Broomfield Lane by the Youth Centre. I reported this to fixmystreet.com where you can report any street issues and these are passed onto the relevant council. I passed these signs a few days ago and was pleasantly surprised to see that new signs were in place and the signs were back in the ground. Why anyone would want to damage street signs in this way is beyond most people’s comprehension. However, it is easy just to pass such incidents and unless someone tells the Council nothing will be done as they are not aware that repairs are needed. I just wanted to bring to everyone’s attention how easy it is to report street problems to fixmystreet. com and I, for one, am very impressed at the Council’s and Amey’s response. Kind regards, Elaine Smith, Deepcar.

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Hot off the press‌ our 2019 calendar is printed and on sale! With lots of super views of our beautiful valley, our new calendar is an ideal Christmas gift. Thanks to all photographers for their contributions. Calendars can be obtained from any member or ‘Happy Days’ card shop for ÂŁ6.50. Last year we sold out quickly, so don’t leave it too late! Another way you can support us is by choosing us as your local community cause when you shop at the Coop in Stocksbridge. Just make sure you are a member and sign in to This is what can be done for pennies. We were told ÂŁ2,000 to repaint the youth shelter. We did it for their membership website where you will be able ÂŁ20. to opt to donate 1% of everything you spend to Yes it will get tagged again, yes we will re-paint it again. Valley in Bloom – couldn’t be easier! We had a good day, good social fun with community minded people. Positive community action can for pennies achieve what would otherwise cost the taxpayer thousands. Dave Ogle, High Green Ward councillor EPC High Green volunteer.

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We pay top prices for all coins & medals

on all types of Medals and Military items Dates for your diary EACH EVENT WILL RUN BETWEEN 9:30AM AND 4:30PM MONDAY 12 NOVEMBER

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Two fantastic local Christmas tree fesitvals

Hillsborough Christmas Fair to benefit charity

ON Sunday November 18, the Burton Street Christmas Market returns to Hillsborough for its ninth bell jingling, bauble dangling year! A wide range of traders will be offering a broad and unique selection of artisan gifts and local crafts. Whether it’s clothing or homewares, artworks or photography, cards or decorations, there will be something on offer for everyone. Festive foodies can tuck into a turkey and stuffing sandwich lathered with cranberry, grab a hearty fes-

tive pie, or simply sit back and relax with a warm and spicy mulled wine. There will be family friendly performances by brass bands, choirs, and other great local festive performers. Kids can get their faces painted, get stuck into loads of Christmas craft workshops and, of course, visit Santa in his grotto. The event is run by volunteers, and all funds raised on the day will be used by Burton Street to improve its facilities.

CHRISTMAS Sat 1st December

“Throughout 2018 we’ve been raising funds to build a specialist hydrotherapy pool for our clients with physical and learning disabilities,” says managing director, Clare Mappin. “So far we’ve raised almost £7,000. The Christmas market is one of the biggest events on the Burton Street calendar. Last year we raised an amazing £2,500, and we’re all hoping for a repeat of that success. “We’ve been working hard to make sure everything is in place for a great day of festive family fun.”

Chapeltown Forum Christmas Fayre 11am - 4pm Santos Grotto 11am - 2pm

Newton Hall Social Dance 7.15-10.15pm

Thu 20th December Pickering’s Academy Dance School 3.45 - 7.45pm

Switching on of Christmas illuminations 4pm

Fri 21st December Newton Hall Tea Dance

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Chloe Butcher Dance Group Christmas Show Case Evening 5pm - 8pm

Wed 12th December

Fri 14th December

Chapeltown Silver Prize Band Christmas Concert 7 pm

Mon 17th December

Pickering’s Academy Dance School 9.15am - 3pm

Their site is tucked alongside Hillsborough Barracks, just a short walk from Bamforth Street tram stop. For more information visit burtonstreet.co.uk or facebook. com/BurtonStreetFoundation

Two of them are Christmas tree festivals, with one in Thorpe Hesley and one in Grenoside. The very popular annual Christmas Tree Festival and Christmas Market at Holy Trinity Church and Trinity Community Centre in Thorpe Hesley will open on Thursday November 29 at 7pm with a community switch on. Refreshments will be available from 6.30pm. This year the 19 trees will be decorated by each community or church group on the theme ‘Christmas around the world’. Organisers would like to thank all the local businesses and individuals

who have donated money to sponsor the trees. The church will then be open daily from Friday November 30 to Sunday December 2 from 10am to 6pm. Admission is free and refreshments will be available. On Saturday December 1 there will also be a Christmas market from 4.30pm with entrance costing £1 and children free. There will be Christmas ale and mulled wine, hot food, stalls, games, festive entertainment and much more. For further information or to book a stall please contact Kay Hester on 07708421017.

BREWERY SHOP Farmers Ales available in bottles and mini kegs

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Mini Kegs £17 each or 2 for £30

Blood Donors 10.30am St John’s Christingle Service 3.30pm

Newton Hall Christmas Eve Dance 7 - 11pm TICKET ONLY!

All stocked up for Christmas! Our on-site brewery shop is fully stocked with a great range of farmers ales in Bottles & Mini Kegs as well as lots of giftware and merchandise.

Tue 25th December St John’s Church Christmas Communion 10.30am

Fri 28th December Newton Hall Tea Dance 12.30pm

Join us for the Fox Valley Christmas Lights Switch-on: friday 16th 10am until 7pm.

Farmers Belgian Blue & Farmers Blonde will be available on the bar as well as a range of ales in bottles & mini kegs to take away.

Newton Hall Social Dance Moncask 31st December Now availableNewton in Hall New Year’s Eve &5 MiniDance Kegs. Sunlitre 23rd December

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The Burton Street Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation supporting the community.

THERE are a huge number of events happening in north Sheffield in the build-up to Christmas this year.

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Christmas Feature * FOLLOWING the success of last year, Grenoside is once again hosting its annual Christmas Tree Festival in St. Mark’s Church, Main Street, Grenoside, over the weekend of December1 and 2. All local groups, organisations and businesses are being asked to decorate a tree to take part in the festive competition. Whilst there is an element of competition, the main idea is to showcase local organisations and to raise awareness of what they do; and to get in the Christmas spirit!

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5pm and Sunday from 12pm to 4pm, followed by a candle lit carol service led by the Grenoside Singers. Throughout the two-day festival, St Mark’s Church will provide seasonal refreshments. Points for the judging of trees will be awarded 50% by a public vote and 50% by a small team of judges.

The event is free to enter, just provide and decorate a real or artificial Christmas Tree, a branch or something similar.

Speaking about the event, organiser Chris Levesley, said: “Last year’s event was so successful and brought such Christmas joy to the village we wanted to do it again We are calling all local community groups and businesses to take part by decorating a tree. Last year we had some amazing entries, so we cannot wait to see what people do this year.”

Tree can be decorated to represent organisation’s/ businesses or in any way you like. The Festival is open to the public on the Saturday from 12pm to

All proceeds from the event will go to local charities. To enter please fill in this form: http://tiny.cc/ grenotreefest

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SENIOR CITIZENS CHRISTMAS PARTY 2018 Will be held at: THE VENUE, STOCKSBRIDGE

ON WEDNESDAY, 12TH DECEMBER 2018 COMMENCING AT 12 NOON COUNCILLORS WILL BE ISSUING TICKETS IN

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Local News Remembrance service in Chapeltown

ECCLESFIELD Parish Council held a Remembrance Day Service at their Memorial Garden on Sussex Road in Chapeltown on Saturday November 10.

AS a commemoration Bradfield Parish Council marked the centenary with the planting of English Oak trees and installation of benches. The trees were placed in Coronation Park, Oughtibridge on November 12 and one in the

Park at Dungworth Green, Dungworth on November 14. A memorial bench has also been placed near each tree and at the picnic area by Smithy Bridge in Low Bradfield. The Parish Council, Members of the Royal British Legion, representatives from local Councils,

City Council, the Peak District National Park and South Yorkshire Police attended the ceremonies in remembrance and respect. Children from local primary schools read out the names of our fallen watched by members of the public.

The event was organised by the Parish Council with the Chapeltown Royal British Legion and Ecclesfield School. Around 100 people attended the service including Parish Councillors, local City Councillors and veterans.

The Deputy Lord Mayor, Cllr Tony Downing, and Chairman of the Parish Council, Cllr Garry Weatherall, jointly laid the first wreath. They were followed by wreaths and crosses laid on behalf of the Royal British Legion, Ecclesfield School and others. Revd Rick Stordy read out all the names on the Chapeltown War Memorial as students from Ecclesfield School assisted members of the Royal British Legion in planting remembrance crosses.

This was arranged as a mark of respect for the centenary of the Armistice. It was agreed by all that this was a fitting tribute. Ecclesfield Parish Council have installed a Tommy silhouette in their memorial garden. The silhouettes have been produced by the charity Remembered as part of their ‘There but not There’ project. The Parish Council have a second silhouette and have also had a Perspex figure donated to them. Both are at present in the Council Offices. They

were used as part of the Remembrance and Commemoration exhibition which ran in the Council offices over November 9 and 10. The exhibition was put together by the Archive Project Coordinator assisted by local history volunteers. After the service at the Memorial Garden, people were invited back to the Council Offices for refreshments and to view the exhibition. Over 50 people came to the exhibition.

BRADFIELD PARISH COUNCIL CORONATION PARK, STATION LANE, OUGHTIBRIDGE INVITATION FOR PROPOSALS FOR A COMMERCIAL VENTURE TO PROVIDE REFRESHMENT PROVISION IN THE PARK.

Bradfield Parish Council as owners of Coronation Park Oughtibridge have carried out a public consultation exercise to ascertain the views of residents and visitors as to what facilities they would like to see in the park. One of the main outcomes of the consultation was a requirement for a refreshment provision. Following the consultation the Parish Council sought pre-planning application advice from Sheffield City Council with regard to the possibility of a mobile unit being on site permanently in the park. The response by Sheffield City Council was favourable. However, the Parish Council are open to all ideas for refreshment provision as a commercial venture to be undertaken by a third party. It must be noted that all options will be considered but may be subject to planning constraints and also operating requirements of the Parish Council. Whilst all proposals will be considered no guarantee is given that a proposal will be accepted. Proposals to be submitted in writing either by post or email, details below.

Closing date : Monday 14th January 2019 with proposals being considered at the Council meeting on 30th January 2019. Bradfield Parish Council | Council Offices | Mill Lee Road Low Bradfield | Sheffield | S6 6LB Email: admin@bradfield-yorks-pc.gov.uk Telephone 0114 2851375

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NORTH SHEFFIELD REMEMBERS THERE were lots of events of Remembrance in the north of the city over the last week - too many to mention here.

This banner has 51 poppies to represent the 51 men who lost their lives in World War 1 from the village.

However, Look Local would like to share with our readers some photographs that have been sent in from just some of the events.

* WOODHEAD Mountain Rescue Team members paid our respects on Armistice Day at the B-29 Superfortress crash site on Bleaklow.

* THE pupils of Grenoside Community Primary School have been marking the centenary of the ending of World War 1 in a special way. From the beginning of the new school year every pupil has been improving their sewing skills by making a poppy to remember the people who played their part in World War 1 and World War 2 and subsequent wars. All the pupils’ poppies have been put together to make two commemorative banners as a tribute to the fallen of Grenoside. Alongside this the pupils have been learning about the men whose names are on the Grenoside War memorial which each class has visited. On Friday November 9, an assembly was held in which the Y6 pupils recited war poetry and read out every name of those that lost their lives from Grenoside after two minutes silence was held. Following this one of the commemorative banners was presented by head teacher Mrs P Smith to Mr Alan Hooper of the Grenoside Reading Room where it will be displayed.

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• 4 x Snow tyres on 5 stud steel wheels to fit Ford Focus. Size 205/55R16, excellent condition. Approx 6mm of tread. £190 ono Phone 0779 160 3286. • Playtive Blue, 2 wheel, Foldable Scooter. Brand new. Boxed. £14. Telephone 0114 283 0781. • Red Kite Black Sleeptight Travel Cot/ Playpen. Hardly used. £9. Telephone 0114 283 0781. • High seat winged chair with riser assistance on seat. Champagne upholstery with rosewood effect frame. Excellent condition. £75 ono - 07531 573 775. • Leather arm chair - dark brown, reclines, swivels & rocks. Excellent condition. £100 ono, buyer to collect. 01226 762 654. • Battery operated chair type bath lift, good condition, can deliver, Chapeltown area - £65 - 0114 2848837. • Registration numbers on retention certificates for transfer via DVLA(currently PLG) ASZ2102 & ASZ2103 £750 for details ring 0755 5530328 or 0738 7995729. • 3 Mirrored sliding doors mahogony edging 46.5” high x 34.5” wide £25 ono. Excellent condition. Collection only. 07973 918 880. • Cream leather corner settee, buyer to collect, excellent condition, £400 Chapeltown, 0114 246 9581. • Registration numbers on retention certificates for transfer via DVLA(currently PLG) ASZ2102 & ASZ2103 £750 for details ring 0755 5530328 or 0738 7995729. • Battery operated chair type bath lift, good condition, can deliver, Chapeltown area - £65 - 0114 2848837. • Autochair scooter lifting hoist a few months old only used 4 times £500 ono buyer to collect tel 2885490. • Walking sticks for sale. Holly, ash, hazel, black thorn, horn or wodden handles, carved or plain - Phone: 283 0093. Wanted • Powakaddy golf trolley, working or not, parts or accessories - 0114 246 4546. • Powakaddy golf trolley, working or not, parts or accessories - 0114 246 4546. • Older type air rifles & pistols pellet tins. Men’s and women’s gold rings and watches. Top prices paid. Collector. 07518 938 321.

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LAST Saturday, Stocksbridge Golf celebrated another successful year of club competitions with its annual awards ceremony.

The following members were awarded their trophies by the Club Captain and Lady Captain, Bev Sykes: CLUB CHAMPIONS

The event was attended by over 70 guests at the club and hosted by President John Yeates.

Gents Jack Oxspring Trophy: Steve Clayton

Members and their guests enjoyed a highquality buffet, prepared by member Heather Evans. Heather managed to make time during the evening to even receive a competition trophy won in the summer.

GENTS WINNERS

The evening was a great success and club captain followed the presentations with a charity auction of sports memorabilia, which added to the total for both captains’ chosen charities. The club president thanked all for attending and concluded, “Stocksbridge Golf Club is the friendliest, most welcoming club in the city and now has a reputation for providing high quality food for functions in the clubhouse.”

Ladies Champions Bowl: Hilja O’Sullivan Brian Langley Trophy: Ashley Howe Captain’s Cup: Eddie Steele Cumberland Cup: Pete Finney Dyson Suggett Winter Cup: Richard Sheppard Founders Trophy: Paul Blake Fox Trophy: Dave Maw Kilbride Cup: Neil Elliott Les Edward’s Trophy: Eric Wilkinson Marron Trophy: Jamie Hobson Medal Final: Mick Hulbert Past Captain’s Trophy: Andy Hill President’s Putter: Brian Montgommery

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Lady Captain’s Cup: Heather Evans

Russell Bradbury Trophy: Brian Dobb

Medal Final: Moffett

Scratch Cup: Graham Robinson

Olivia Rose Bowl: Bev Sykes

Scott Eustace Trophy: Garry Finney

Presidents Spoon: Hilja O’Sullivan

Sunday Cup: Alf Pearson

Singles KO Club: Elaine Guest

Stanley Crawshaw Cup: Sandy Murphy

Stableford Final: Kath Busfield

Whitbread Cup: Jason Dean

Strathdene Trophy: Helen Moffett

Wilson Cup: Karl Harris

Veterans Brassie: Hilja O’Sullivan

LADIES WINNERS

Nine Hole Trophy: Bev Sykes

Autumn Trophy: Kath Busfield

Helen

DOUBLES WINNERS

Buckley Bowl: Hilja O’Sullivan

Alf Peace Trophy: P Westhead/G Stainforth

Charity Bowl: Charlotte Colley

Greensomes Shield: E Wilkinson/R Sheppard

Cumberland Salver: Hilja O’Sullivan

Jubilee Cup: EJ Smith/C James

Glen Trophy: Whitfield

Ann

Millennium Trophy: K Busfield/S Murphy

Sue

Priory Cup: E Turner/A Sedgwick

Jubilee Trophy: Liana O’Sullivan

Tetley Cup: I and D Haley

Lady Past Captains: Elaine Guest

Vic Wilson Trophy: L O’Sullivan/R Grimmer

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Oughtibridge WM Ladies 1 Mansfield Town Ladies 0 THE Remembrance Day women’s fixture down at the War Memorial turned out to be very similar to the Sheffield derby with Oughtibridge completely dominating the 90 minutes but finding away keeper Amy Hood in fine form. The difference in this game was that the WM Ladies did find the back of the net, Lauren Turner

darting through on 41 minutes and smashing home to settle the nerves. Anyone who thought the floodgates would open was mistaken as the second half continued in the same manner with Hood making numerous saves to frustrate the home team.

This gave Mansfield hope of snatching something but the Oughtibridge back line held firm with Katie Denton producing a player of the match performance. Both teams were happy with their performances and represented their clubs impeccably for the commemoration.

Scott smashes Frightful Furty Furlong to win by two minutes PENISTONE Footpath Runner Scott Hinchcliffe produced another fine performance to win the undulating 3.5 mile Frightful Furty Furlong race in Mapplewell. The race is put on by Kingstone Runners and is still a relatively new addition to the running calendar. Results for Penistone runners were: 1, Scott Hinchcliffe 21-46; 5, Hugh Mackie 24-55; 12, Richard Mackie 26-37; 15, Robin Clough 26-52; 31, Tom Fryers 30-34; 32, Shaun Walker 3042; 39, Alan Knox 31-11 (first over-60 man); 47, James Fryers 33-03; 49, Ian Sutcliffe 33-33; 54, Keith Gordon 34-10; 59, Stu Smith 34-54. The latest round of Penistone’s club championship took them to the Lathkil Hotel near Bakewell in the peak district to take on the Leg It Round Lathkil Fell Race.

The race is 7.1 miles long and includes 950 ft of climbing. First man back for Penistone was Gareth Cooke in sixth place, first woman back was Julie Darigala. Results for the Penistone runners were: 6, Gareth Cooke 47-35; 30, Richard Mackie 5233; 31, Lee Storey 53-32; 41, Dan Limb 55-16; 58, Steve Sanders 57-13; 69, Ian Charlesworth 5832; 79, Steve Storey 5946; 89, Richard Docker 60-34; 99, Paul Fryers 61-39; 104, Julie Darigala 62-03; 143, Ashleigh Bowskill 67-17; 144, Kelvin Bowskill 67-18; 150, Pete Stanley 68-06; 168, Nick Whittingham 7051; 173, Luke McGuinness 71-48; 175, Keith Gordon 71-56; 186, Jude Matthews 73-46; 190, Sarah Walch 74-18; 197, Heather Lindley 75-33; 199, Stephen Dommett 75-12; 212, Dawn Godley 76-56; 241, Barbara Haigh 82-05 (first over70 woman).

The club hosted its third winter handicap race with the route taking the clockwise direction up Rock Side. First runner back was Julian Williams in 3220 followed by Jeremy Power (43-26) in second and Daniel Hague (3211) third. The three fastest women were: 1, Julia Johnson 34-51; 2, Jemma Williams 35-17; 3, Rachael Mayston 36-44. The three fastest men were: 1, Robin Clough 28-42; 2, Matthew Robinson 28-57; 3, Lee Storey 29-47. The three fastest aged graded times were: 1, Matthew Robinson 25-39; 2, Julia Johnson 25-59; 3, Barbara Haigh 26-01. Other results: Shepherds Skyline Fell Race 6.2 miles 1150 ft of ascent 48, Ian Charlesworth 56-52 (second man over55)

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ANOTHER CUP AND LEAGUE DOUBLE WIN FOR CHURCH IT was two wins in a week again for Penistone Church, progressing past Grimethorpe Sports in a thrilling 4-3 win in the third round of the Sheffield & Hallamshire Senior Cup on Wednesday before a 1-0 defeat of Knaresborough Town on Saturday. Church were losing 1-0 at half time in the Cup, thanks to a Lee Bennett goal on 30 minutes for Grimesthorpe. However, the second half exploded into life with Conor Glavin and Andy Ring putting Church 2-1 up by the 67th minute. A frantic end to the game saw Tony Bennett draw Grimethorpe level but goals from Glavin and Sam Scrivens took the win for Church, despite a late Stephen Bennett penalty for the visitors. Saturday was a big away game as Church took on Knaresborough Town in the league. A Greg Anderson own goal settled the fixture. Manager Ian Richards described the result as “the result of the season so far.”

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Morpeth Town 2-1 Stocksbridge PS By Dave Rhodes STOCKSBRIDGE Park Steels were looking to build on the three points gained at the last outing against Wisbech Town as they traveled up the A1 to take on the top of the league outfit Morpeth Town. A Morpeth side that is unbeaten this season and only two years ago won the FA Vase at Wembley. Morpeth took the kick off and were straight onto the attack, knocking a long diagonal ball into the Stocksbridge final third. Long diagonal balls became an effective feature of the game accurate and defence splitting. Only four minutes had passed when the home side went ahead, a real blow for Steels so early in the game. This Morpeth side had took the eye with clever, sharp passing and quick tempo movement going forward. A right sided corner was cleared to the edge of the area by Steels but drilled back into the crowded box by Morpeth’s David Carson, the ball speeding through crowded legs for the unsighted Amissah to react too late. One-nil down and the writing was on the wall but Steels rallied well and should take the positives from a good 15 minute spell of possession football against a quality side.

But another lapse at the second ball from a partially cleared Morpeth corner saw Jeff Henderson scuff the ball home on 20 minutes, the ball bouncing hard off the surface and into the roof of the net past a stranded Amissah from 12 yards. It was on 31 minutes when Litchfield missed a great opportunity to score. A long punt upfield from Amissah wasn’t dealt with down the middle, 22 yards out he tried to chip the home goalkeeper who was in no mans land into the open net, only to see his shot go just over. Steels were under the cosh but not out of it as they strived to counter effectively with players piling forward. Certainly the intent was there from a hard working Steels side who were not going to be rolled over but Morpeth were good, bright and inventive and gave Amissah plenty to think about as the half came to a close There was a sending off for Morpeth just before half time when Sam Hodgson lunged two footed into Charlesworth, a straight red with no complaints from the assailant. This had given the Steels men hope that a ten-man Morpeth would struggle to keep up the same levels of intensity and quality. Alas, this wasn’t to be as the home side continued to dominate possession with great interchanging play across the pitch. A pleasure to watch as the

confident league leaders were here, there and everywhere, created chance after chance with Steels last gasp defending a key aspect. To a man the Steels boys should be proud of the effort, the work rate, the team spirit and attitude against a side that to one of the best sides to play at this level. They were tenacious, intelligent, comfortable all around the pitch and pacy where it mattered. Steels just couldn’t find a way of unlocking an organised and resilient Morpeth team. Steels created half chances though and Coleman’s free kick nearly surprised Pickering the home keeper. It was the Steels substitutes that made an immediate impact on 85 minutes when Williams had fed Mangham 18 yards out, Mangham expertly took the ball into his stride and going past a defender placed the ball coolly past the on rushing Pickering into the corner of the net. Steels were back in it and deservedly so but just a little too late in the day as Morpeth took the heat out of the game and managed, slow timed the last five minutes well giving Steels no opportunities at all to gain any momentum. Next up its Pickering Town at Look Local Stadium on Saturday with a 3pm kick off.

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