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AT least two catholic churches in the area have received threatening letters in the last week and the incidents have been linked to a larger investigation. St Mary’s Catholic Church in High Green and St Thomas Moore in Parson Cross, also a catholic church, both received similar letters.

Father Brown of St Mary’s received a letter which read: “Stop all your services straight away if you don’t your church will be petrol bombed while in service. Continue behind closed doors your congregation members will be stabbed one by one. Blood on your hands (You’ve been warned).

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Sheffield charity launches campaign to raise ÂŁ1 million for new home A SHEFFIELD charity and school which supports children, adults and families with cerebral palsy and motor disorders, is launching a campaign to raise ÂŁ1 million to build a new home.

Paces was founded 21 years ago and has been based at High Green in the north of the city for most of that time. As well as a popular school rated outstanding by Ofsted, the charity has developed to support adults who are leaping the void from childhood to adulthood as well as supporting those who are living with the impact of Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinsons or a stroke. A growing number of people are now taking advantage of the unique support provided by the organisation through Conductive Education, and to meet growing demand, a vision of a new, modern, purpose-built home on a new site in Sheffield is being unveiled.

chitecture undertook a six-week project before Christmas to examine options for the future and how a new home might look. Having presented those plans to parents, staff and trustees, the charity is launching a campaign to raise ÂŁ1 million to turn that vision into reality.

Ann Menzies-Blythe, chair of trustees for Paces, said: “21 years on from when a group of parents of children with Cerebral Palsy came together to form Paces, we need to plan for the future – to write our next chapter, to build a new home and raise a million pounds to ensure that can happen. “We want it to be a home that builds on the past with a collective vision for a shared and exciting future, supporting more children, supporting more adults and supporting more families across Sheffield, South Yorkshire and beyond.�

businesses, organisations and individuals across Sheffield being asked to come together to support the vision. A series of fundraising activities, workshops and events will be taking place in the coming months, including the charity’s chief executive walking up Mount Kilimanjaro. Dr Spencer Pitfield OBE will travel to Tanzania in September for the trek and hopes to get support from across the city. He commented: “Our ‘A New Home For Paces’ campaign to raise a million pounds aims to show we are not afraid of any challenge and the sky really is the limit for how much we can achieve together to support our amazing work at Paces. My Kilimanjaro challenge is a key part of this and I hope people are able to support me.� More information about the campaign can be found at www.newhomeforpaces. co.uk.

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MIDDLEWOOD DRUG DEALER JAILED

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A MIDDLEWOOD man has been sent to prison after admitting Class A drugs offences, following an investigation by Rotherham officers. Josiah Stephen Bent, 26, formerly of Middlewood Lodge, Sheffield, and Remy Trey Powell, 25, were each sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison when they appeared at Sheffield Crown Court on Wednesday January 9. They pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply Class A drugs, namely crack cocaine and heroin, at an earlier hearing.

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The court heard how officers in Rotherham stopped a vehicle the pair were travelling in, in November 2016.

“Both men were from Sheffield and I am pleased they admitted responsibility for this crime before the courts.

Upon searching the vehicle, police found multiple wraps of suspected Class A drugs. When they were forensically tested, the contents were revealed to be crack cocaine and heroin.

“Criminals who seek the sanctuary of other areas within South Yorkshire to conduct criminal activity should know that they are not safe.

Sergeant Plaistow from Rotherham’s Organised Crime Team said: “These two individuals were stopped carrying significant quantities of Class A drugs, with clear intentions to supply into the Rotherham area.

“As an organisation, South Yorkshire Police will relentlessly pursue those individuals and seek to prosecute and disrupt their criminal enterprise.”

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WILD AT HEART HILLSBOROUGH PHOTO CLUB TO BENEFIT FROM NEW FUNDING WILD at Heart – a community project run by Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust – has received £167,758 of National Lottery funding to help over 1,000 vulnerable and isolated adults in Sheffield and Rotherham improve their lives through nature over the next three years.

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Fraudster local gardener sentenced A LOCAL gardener and handyman has been sentenced to 20 months in jail, suspended for two years, after he defrauded a vulnerable elderly Sheffield resident out of more than £6,000.

Over the course of a few months in early 2018, the investigation revealed that Maycock had defrauded his victim out of more than £6,000, telling her he needed the money for building materials.

and without any thought to the victim. The victim who had lost her husband and was trying to look after her property calls on you for assistance. £6,400 plus more appears to have gone missing.

Steven Maycock, 35, of Stanley Road, Stocksbridge pleaded guilty to an offence under the Fraud Act 2006 and was sentenced on Friday December 21 at Sheffield Crown Court.

He had promised to carry out repairs to the garden building and rebuild the porch on the victim’s house. He told her he had fitted a new security door to her garden building, even giving her a key as reassurance.

“You have conned an old lady and you should be bitterly ashamed. You’ve blown that money on gambling, drugs and alcohol instead of sorting yourself out. The victim feels let down and upset, what you did to her is massive, who can she now trust, she should not be in that situation.”

He was also ordered to do 200 hours unpaid work, banned from any contact with the victim and required to do six months rehab for his alcohol/drug use. Maycock was brought to court by Sheffield Council Trading Standards. The court heard that, while trading as a gardener, Maycock befriended the victim and created a position of trust with her over a number of years. He presented himself as honest and hardworking and offered to carry out building repair work for a fraction of the cost of other builders. Money was handed over in advance but no materials were purchased and no work was completed by Maycock. Trading Standards were alerted by a PCSO from South Yorkshire Police who had been approached by a taxi driver, concerned that he had driven the victim to the bank many times and each time she had told him she needed money to pay her builder.

He put dates in her diary when tradesmen were coming to rebuild her porch and told her part of the garden cottage roof had been repaired. None of this was true. When questioned by trading standards officers, Maycock changed his story a number of times. He claimed he had purchased building materials and these were stored in a secure lock-up, then claimed he had been assisted by another man who had taken the money until finally admitting that there were no building materials in storage and he had spent the money himself. The elderly and vulnerable widow trusted Maycock so completely, that when Trading Standards officers exposed his fraud, she found it difficult to accept his wrongdoing. Sentencing Maycock, his honour Judge Dixon said: “This is a terrible offence for your own greed

Councillor Karen McGowan, cabinet assistant for Environment at Sheffield City Council, said: “This was an awful crime against a vulnerable individual and it’s with great thanks to the local community that this predator has been stopped. It is our duty to prevent such offences and we will always act on information and work hard to protect residents from people like Mr Maycock. “Our Not Born Yesterday Campaign has increased awareness of these types of crime and has seen many offenders brought to justice. Unfortunately these crimes are still too common and I would encourage anyone who suspects or witnesses fraudulent activity, to report it so that we can protect more people in Sheffield from ruthless scammers and rogue traders.”

OFFICERS SEARCH FOR CHAPELTOWN FOOTBALL MEDAL HAVE you seen this distinctive football league gold medal? Officers are looking for information regarding a missing engraved solid gold medal.

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Changes to policing at Deepcar Station FROM Monday January 14, your local neighbourhood policing teams in the west of Sheffield are going to change and you’ll see a difference in the social media accounts. Sheffield West will become Sheffield South West, and Sheffield Central will become Sheffield Central & North West. Sheffield Central & North West will maintain responsibility for policing in the city centre, but will have officers covering Crookes, Hillsborough, Fulwood, Stocksbridge and Walkley. The team will be based at Snig Hill Police Station and Deepcar Police Station.

POTENTIAL new students will have the opportunity to find out about the wide range of courses on offer at the Barnsley College and Barnsley Sixth Form College Open Evening on Wednesday January 30 from 4pm to 8pm. Rated outstanding by Ofsted, Barnsley College and Barnsley Sixth Form College offer education for everyone; including full and part-time vocational courses, A Levels and apprenticeships in a wide range of subjects. Visitors will have the opportunity to speak to tutors, tour buildings, attend presentations and have a go at practical activities at this hands-on, interactive event. They can also see the fantastic fa-

cilities and find out about the range of support services available. The Open Evening will be held at various College sites including the Sixth Form campus on St Mary’s Place, the Old Mill Lane campus on Church Street, the Science Technology Engineering and Maths (STEM) Centre on Old Mill Lane and the Construction Centre and Sports Academy at the Honeywell campus. Yiannis Koursis, Acting Chief Executive and Principal at the College, said: “We understand that choosing the right College and the right course is a difficult decision. Here at Barnsley College we offer a wide range of qualifications alongside lots of support to help our students

succeed and go on to achieve the career they want. Our Open Evening is an ideal opportunity to find out more and have a chat with our friendly and knowledgeable staff. We look forward to welcoming you to the College.” With study programmes available from Entry Level to degree in over 100 subjects, that can be studied on a full-time or part-time basis, studying a qualification at Barnsley College equips students with the necessary skills to achieve their goals. For more information call 01226 216 123, email info@barnsley.ac.uk or visit www. barnsley.ac.uk or www.barnsleysixthformcollege.co.uk

Team Green Moor bags £4,000 from Tesco community grant TEAM Green Moor is delighted to announce it has bagged £4,000 from the Tesco’s Bags of Help community grant scheme. Bags of Help is run in partnership with environmental charity Groundwork, and sees grants raised from the sale of carrier bags awarded to thousands of local community projects every year. Since launching in 2015, it’s provided more than £63 million to over 20,000 local community projects. Millions of shoppers have voted in Tesco stores up and down the country and it can now be revealed Team Green Moor has been awarded £4,000. Work will now begin on bringing the project to life on the Green Moor Interactive Nature Trail. Building on the success in winning four Gold Awards in the 2018 RHS Yorkshire in Bloom competition, Team Green Moor plan to develop an interactive nature trail around Green Moor, for children and adults alike, to make them aware of the flora, fauna and biodiversity in their community

Green Moor is a small rural community, with no shop, pub or community centre. The only communal facilities are the Church, Children's Playground and a number of 'green spaces' reclaimed from the former quarries which once provided employment for the community. The aim is to allow the community to share their use and gain pleasure and enjoyment from the flora, fauna and biodiversity to be found in them. The trail will start at the Children's Playground, and then wind through the Delf ending at the Isle of Skye. The benefit to the community and its visitors will be the provision of educational resources to allow all to gain a better understanding of their environment and how we can work together to preserve, protect and improve it for others use into the future Alec Brown, Tesco’s Head of Community, said: “Bags of Help has been a fantastic success and we’ve been overwhelmed by the response from customers. It’s such a special scheme because it’s local people who decide how the money will be spent in their community. We can’t wait to see the projects come to life.”

Voting ran in stores throughout September and October with customers choosing which local project they would like to get the top award using a token given to them at the checkout. Tesco customers get the chance to vote for three different groups each time they shop. Every other month, when votes are collected, three groups in each of Tesco’s regions are awarded funding. Groundwork’s National Chief Executive, Graham Duxbury, said: “Bags of Help continues to enable local communities up and down Britain to improve the local spaces and places that matter to them. The diversity of projects that are being funded shows that local communities have a passion to create something great in their area. We are pleased to be able to be a part of the journey and provide support and encouragement to help local communities thrive.” Funding is available to community groups and charities looking to fund local projects that bring benefits to communities. Anyone can nominate a project and organisations can apply online. To find out more visit www. tesco.com/bagsofhelp.

Superintendent Paul McCurry said: “For our local communities and businesses in the west of Sheffield, you shouldn’t see any change to the level of service offered – if anything, changing the responsibilities and the coverage of our local teams means that we will be able to more effectively respond to the issues that concern you most. “We have increased our staffing within the North West with the addition of a sergeant and two police constables who will be based at Deepcar. “You’ll see the change across our social media pages, where the teams will post information and updates about incident that affect you.”

Appeal for witnesses ROADS Policing officers are appealing for witnesses to come forward following a reported fail to stop collision in December, in which a cyclist suffered serious injuries. At around 3.10pm on Wednesday December 12, it is reported that a bicycle and a car were involved in a collision

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Thursday January 17 17 Stocksbridge Fairtrade Town Group will meet 3pm to 4pm in Stocksbridge Library. New members welcome. 17 The Stocksbridge and Deepcar Townswomen’s Guild meeting does not take place on this day. 17 Thurgoland Local History Groups first meeting of 2019 at Thurgoland Village Hall at 7.30pm. The speaker is yet to be confirmed. All welcome, admission is £2. For more information please contact Maurice on 0114 2883482 or Margaret on 0114 2885037. 17 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. Our speaker is Graham C. Sykes MBA and the topic is “The Forgotten Blitz, Sheffield 1916” (the night the baby killers came). Friday January 18 18 Coffee morning, home made cakes and good company. St Saviour’s Church, Mortomley Lane, High Green. 10.30am to 12 noon. All welcome. Saturday January 19 19 Venue Folk Club, another welcome return for Reg Meuross. Start 8.15. Doors open 7.30. Entrance £10 payable on the door. 19 Bradflix Film Club, Bradfield Village Hall, Low Bradfield, ‘The Breadwinner (12A)’, 7pm, bar and refreshments, bring your own chair or bean bag if you wish, www.bradflix.co.uk.

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Sunday January 20 20 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. 20 Sheffield Heritage Fair in the Millennium Gallery 10am to 4pm - entry is free. Many heritage groups in the area will be there to share their enthusiasm. Please come and visit, there is plenty to see and do. Monday January 21 21 Millhouse Green Male Voice Choir invite you to come and have a go at Millhouse Green Institute at 7pm. Come and meet the choir, have a cuppa and cake, and try singing with us. Singing starts at 7.30pm. For more information

ring Keith on 01226 763754. Wednesday January 23 23 Thurgoland Community Choirs next practice at 7.30pm. The practice will be at Crane Moor Chapel as usual. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Elaine on 0114 2845494 or Julie 0114 2830613. 23 The Venue: Stocksbridge Community Forum - Joint meeting between Community Forum and Step Trustees. All welcome. 7pm. Thursday January 24 24 Try “Singing 4 Fun” at Holy Trinity Church Thurgoland from 10.30am to 12am. Followed by refreshments. No auditions, no musical experience necessary. All welcome, contact Judith on 0114 2830083.Singing 4 Fun is a Dementia Friendly event. Friday January 25 Grenoside Pantomime proudly presents Aladdin at Grenoside Community Centre, Main Street, Grenoside, S35 8PR. 7.30pm. Licenced bar. Adults £8, concessions £6 or a family of two adults and two children for £25. For tickets call 0114 2468937. 25 Worrall Community Association AGM at 7.30pm in the Memorial Hall, Towngate Road, Worrall. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. All welcome. 25 Bradflix Film Club, Bradfield Village Hall, Low Bradfield - Gin and Sing - The Greatsest Showman film’, 7pm, bar and refreshments, bring your own chair or bean bag if you wish, www.bradflix.co.uk, £5 includes a gin and tonic on arrival. Saturday January 26 26 Grenoside Pantomime proudly presents Aladdin at Grenoside Community Centre, Main Street, Grenoside, S35 8PR. 2pm and 7.30pm. Licenced bar. Adults £8, concessions £6 or a family of two adults and two children for £25. For tickets call 0114 2468937. 26 Councillor Julie Grocutt’s surgery at Stocksbridge Library 1011am. Call in for help advice or a chat. Sunday January 27 27 Grenoside Pantomime proudly presents Aladdin at Grenoside Community Centre, Main Street, Grenoside, S35 8PR. 2pm. Licenced bar. Adults £8, concessions £6 or a family of two adults and two children for £25. For tickets call 0114 2468937. Wednesday January 30 30 Thurgoland Community Choirs practice at 7.30pm. The practice will be at Crane Moor Chapel as usual. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Elaine on 0114 2845494 or Julie on 0114 2830613. Thursday January 31 31 Grenoside Pantomime proudly presents Aladdin at Grenoside Community Centre, Main Street, Grenoside, S35 8PR. 7.30pm. Li-

What’s On cenced bar. Adults £8, concessions £6 or a family of two adults and two children for £25. For tickets call 0114 2468937. 31 Monthly Folk Session, with The Fates and Friends, the Wharncliffe Arms, Wharncliffe Side, 8.30pm. Singers and musicians welcome. Friday February 1 1 Grenoside Pantomime proudly presents Aladdin at Grenoside Community Centre, Main Street, Grenoside, S35 8PR. 7.30pm. Licenced bar. Adults £8, concessions £6 or a family of two adults and two children for £25. For tickets call 0114 2468937. Saturday February 2 2 Grenoside Pantomime proudly presents Aladdin at Grenoside Community Centre, Main Street, Grenoside, S35 8PR. 2pm and 7.30pm. Licenced bar. Adults £8, concessions £6 or a family of two adults and two children for £25. For tickets call 0114 2468937. Friday February 8 8 The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis is presented by Hallam 89 Theatre Club at the University Drama Studio 7.30pm. Tickets £9 and £7 (conc.) available on the door. 8 Stocksbridge and Upper Don Health Forum meet 10.30am to 12 pm in Stocksbridge Library. All welcome. Saturday February 9 9 Bradflix Film Club, Bradfield Village Hall, Low Bradfield, ‘Hotel Transylvania 3’’, 3pm, bar and refreshments, bring your own chair or bean bag if you wish, www. bradflix.co.uk. 9 Astoria Centre, Barugh Green Barnsley S75 1JT at 2-30pm. David Lowe and Lewis Scott (young organist of the year 2016) in concert on the Compton Cinema Organ. Details and advanced tickets on 07944 566972 or pay on the door. Monday February 11 11 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners, ‘Wild, Wet and Windy, the making of our Scottish Garden’ by Peter and Trish Koln. Entrance fee £3.50 members, £4 visitors. 7.30pm, Wadsley Church Hall, Worrall Road, S6 4BA. Thursday February 14 14 Stocksbridge and Upper Don 50+ Group will meet at 2pm to 3.30pm in Stocksbridge Library. New members welcome. Friday February 15 15 7.15 pm. Steel Valley Beacon Youth present Terry Pratchett’s ‘Wyrd Sisters’ at Stocksbridge High School. Tickets £6 from Stocksbridge Keys or on 2884391. Saturday February 16 16 Bradflix Film Club, Bradfield Village Hall, Low Bradfield, ‘Mama Mia here we go again (PG)’, 7pm, bar and refreshments, bring your own chair or bean bag if you wish,

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and Lib Dem hierarchy saying they want Appendix B to become a private and confidential document to stop you the public from seeing it, they don’t want you to see this raw data because it shows their complete hatred and distrust of those trying to reform the Council, this to me and the team isn’t acceptable at all.

weaken worker rights and only benefit the money traders.

Openness and transparency is the only way forward. What have they got to hide? You contribute £160,000 + per year to Ecclesfield Parish Council. It’s your money and they should be completely open and transparent with you. A meeting date has been set within the next two weeks to discuss these documents, but an answer hasn’t yet been given if this meeting will be public or private.

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Far from making this country great, Brexit has or will further weaken our status in the global environment. Maybe that is why Russian money was behind the campaign.

This investigation was done to get to the bottom I recognise my mistake, it is time for Cllr Booker to of your Ecclesfield Parish Councils problems and face up to reality. without them being released in their entirety it will lead to yet more distrust with the public and also S.J. Nicholls. councillors.

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Valley in Bloom wish to thank Graham Hattersley All councillors have received a copy of the review/ and all who contributed to the donation of £200 investigation teams findings into your Ecclesfield collected at Elsie Hart’s funeral in aid of our work. Elsie was a staunch supporter of all efforts to keep Parish Council’s practices and procedures. Stocksbridge looking clean, tidy and pleasant. There’s two parts to it, appendix A and B. When she was able she went out litter picking every Appendix A explains the findings and day. We miss you Elsie and we are grateful for all your years of hard work. recommendations to be implemented. The number of recommendations are vast and varied that includes many failures, this proves we were right to force an investigation and the only way forward is to implement them all within the deadline set. Appendix B uses data taken from the findings of a questionnaire all councillors and staff filled in, it had 21 questions and five tick boxes to choose from for each question, Strongly Agree, Agree, Neither Agree Nor Disagree, Disagree, Strongly Disagree. It also allowed us to put down our thoughts to each question.

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Councillor Booker’s view, World Trade Organisation POLICE officers on patrol in Hillsborough area would get us out of this mess, for which we The layout of Appendix B shows each question with Brexiteers must now take full responsibility, does of Sheffield spotted a red car travelling in the opposite direction at speed. a bar chart with percentages taken from the tick not stand up to any serious analysis. boxes, it then lists a cross sample of responses from After witnessing some more poor driving they councillors and staff, this is raw data taken from He needs to look at the report produced by the stopped the car and were subsequently met with British Medical Association, National Farmer’s the unmistakable aroma of cannabis wafting from the questionnaire but no names are mentioned. Union and the CBI, which all state that we will be within. I must stress that me and the team want Appendix worse off under WTO. A and B releasing to the public in its entirety. A search of the vehicle was conducted which reI am at a loss as to why UKIP continue to press this vealed a large quantity of individual deal wraps of But at the Thursday January 10 council meeting hopeless case. We know that the ÂŁ350 million for cannabis, a very nasty “torchâ€?, which turned out it was agreed by a majority vote to withhold these the NHS was a lie. to be a taser stun gun and some other interesting documents from the public until all councillors items. and staff have a meeting to discuss them, I can We now know that America and China aren’t going accept that, but what I can’t accept was the Labour to throw us any lifelines. Why does UKIP progress The vehicle was showing as SORN (Notified off policies that will make British families worse off, road) so should not have been on the road in the

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Patricia Angela (Pat) BARR Daughter of the late Rockley and Vera Walker. Peacefully after a short illness whilst on holiday in Thailand on 29th December 2018 aged 70. Dearly loved partner of Jim, much loved Mum to David and James, Mother-in-Law to Tuk, Grandmother to Rockley and Sister-in-Law to Dave and Rosie. Informal remembrance gathering to be held at The Meeting Place at the rear of Christ Church, Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, S36 1DY on Saturday 9th February from 2:30 pm. Family flowers only please but donations would be appreciated for the Bumblebee Conservation Trust. A collection box will be available at the remembrance gathering.

WATERHOUSE Rex passed away peacefully on 3rd January aged 79. Much loved Husband to June. A Dear Dad and Grandad. Service will be held on Monday 28th January at 11.30 at St Mary’s Church Bolsterstone. Followed by Committal at Grenoside South Chapel. Enquiries to Co-op Funeralcare, Bevan Way. Sheffield 01142467971. Sadly missed by all his family.

Patricia HOTCHKISS (Née Hogan)

Passed away peacefully at home after a short illness on January 3rd 2019 aged 76, of High Green formerly of Stocksbridge. Beloved Wife of Melvin, much loved Mum, Nan and Sister and all the family Funeral service at Grenoside Crematorium South Chapel on Thursday 24th January 2019 at 1:30pm. Family flowers only please but donations if desired to MND donation box at the funeral.

Barbara LONGFORD (née Crossley) On 9th January 2019, peacefully at Alpine Lodge Care Home. Loving Wife of Fred, Mother, Grandma and Sister. Funeral service at Grenoside Crematorium North Chapel on Wednesday 30th January 2019 at 11am and then afterwards at the The Clock House Tea Rooms. Family flowers only please. Donations if desired for Alpine Lodge Residents Fund c/o T.W Birks & Son, 100 Manchester Road, Deepcar.

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Tony RUDDLESDIN (Big T)

Passed away peacefully in Scotland, aged 76, on 10th January 2019 with his loving Sister Anne by his side. Funeral to be held in Scotland. A date to celebrate Tony’s life in Stocksbridge will be confirmed at a later date. Loved and missed always, Anne, Laura, Craig, Molly, Adrian, Helen & kids x x x

Tony RUDDLESDIN A doting Dad, adoring Grandad and a friend to all. You are loved so much and missed beyond measure. The memories we shared, we will treasure forever. We’d love to have you back, even for a little while, just so we could hear one more story guaranteed to make us smile. Forever in our hearts. Lots of love always. Laura, Craig, Molly, Eboni, Eloise and Darcy x x x x x x

Tony RUDDLESDIN “Big T”

11/2/42 - 10/1/19 Sadly passed away on the 10th of January 2019. Loving Dad and Grandad You will be forever in our hearts and thoughts. Until we meet again. Fly safe DAD. Love from Adrian, Sharon, Helen, Richard, Jay, Ty, Ava & Violet-Skye. xx xxxx

Gwendoline Mary EATON Passed away peacefully on 11th January 2019 aged 93 years. Beloved Wife of the late George, much loved Mum and Mother-in-Law of Maureen and Rupert, Christine and Trevor. Proud and loving Grandma and Grandma-in-Law of Zena and Michael, the late Paul, Sally and Dave, David and Amy. Also proud Great Grandma and Great, Great Grandma. Family flowers only please. Service at North Chapel, Grenoside Crematorium on Friday 25th January at 11am.

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You need to find out how many people your venue can accommodate. The venue will be one of the first things you organise, and wedding plans change constantly, so even if you know you’re having a small number of guests, ask this question. It might only accommodate for 20 and you want 80.

Ask if you can change the number of people attending nearer the date too; you don’t know how many of your guests will be able to make it after all.

to ask about hidden fees here too! Some venues have a ‘corkage’ fee if you bring your own alcohol. If you hire your own caterers, ask if there are kitchen facilities available – if caterers have to bring in their own refrigerators and ovens, they might charge extra.

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What dates are available? If you have your heart set on a particular date and your venue is available on that day, still ask this question. You might discover they’re available on a bank holiday weekend or the price is considerably better on a different day. Weigh up all your options. Consider your guests when choosing a date. Do you have a list of suppliers? Sometimes venues will have a list of ‘preferred’ or ‘recommended’ suppliers. It’s important for your suppliers to work well together so it might be worth referring to this as much as possible. Also, if your venue recommends them, they are probably good suppliers to use. Trust your venue. They’ve hosted a lot of weddings.

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Twelve club records fall at Cudworth track meeting A STRONG contingent of hardy Penistone runners took on the first Winter Track event at Cudworth. The seniors took on a 5k race whilst the juniors did 1k. An amazing 12 club records were broken on the night. Results were as follows: Seniors 5k, Heat 1: 1, Scott Hinchcliffe 15-43 (Senior man club record); 3, Gareth Cooke 16-08; 7, Gary Briscoe 17-15; 8, Charlie Skipper 17-18; 11, Hugh Mackie 17-41 (Under17 man club record); 12, Damien Briscoe 17-46. Heat 2: 3, Oliver Pike 19-21; 6, Tom Fryers 19-38 (Under-20 man club record); 16, Hannah Butcher 21-03 (Senior woman club record).

Heat 3: 1, James Fryers 20-04; 2, Richard Docker 20-45 (over-55 man club record); 3, Paul Fryers 20-46 (over-50 man club record); 8, Lesley Parker 21-19 (over-40 woman club record); 9, Julia Johnson 2119 (over-55 woman club record); 11, Luke Wanted McGuinness 21-27; 12, Matt Coldwell 21• Fountain pens., older the better, collector pays 47; 17, Keith Gordon 23-57 (over-70 man cash. 07518 938 321. club record – stood for 30 minutes). Workshop available

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Five Penistone runners took on the brutal Trigger fell race in very windy conditions. The race starts in Marsden and finishes in Edale covering some of the toughest ter-

rain in the Peak District area and being 24 miles in distance. Damian Kilpin was first back from the club in an excellent 22nd position taking four hours 55 minutes to complete the point to point race which requires strong navigational skills. Nick Whittingham picked up a prize for second over-60 man. Results from Trigger race: 22, Damian Kilpin 4-55-21; 92, Richard Mackie 5-4634; 133, Brent Lindsay 6-16-02; 134, John Tomlinson 6-16-03; 142, Nick Whittingham 6-27-50. Despite the windy conditions Gareth Cooke broke the senior man club record for half marathon at the Brass Monday Half Marathon in York. Gareth completed the course in 1-12-06. Results from Brass Monkey Half marathon: 10, Gareth Cooke 1-12-06; 342, Robert Davies 1-31-39; 637, Lee Hopkins 1-41-50. Further results: Soreen Stanbury Splash fell race, 7.5 miles, 1,312 feet of ascent 108, Shaun Walker 68-17; 135, Lesley Parker 71-10. South Yorkshire Orienteers event at Limb Valley: White course (length 1.0km, climb 30m, 8 controls) 84, Flynn Rogers 1454. Orange course (length 2.4km, climb 110m, 8 controls): 27, Ewan Mackie 41-55. Light Green course (length 3.5km, climb 170m, 11 controls): 13, Hugh Mackie 7323. Green course (length 3.4km, climb 150m, 12 controls): 8, James Fryers 45-28. Blue course (length 5.0km, climb 220m, 16 controls): 24, Tom Fryers 63-25.

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Fair weather allows more play at Stocksbridge WE are in the middle of January and the mild weather and excellent course conditions at Stocksbridge and District Golf Club has given club members and visitors to the course so much more opportunity to play golf this year. Golfers at the club are still playing on 18 fairways and greens and as long as the weather remains favourable this will continue throughout the winter season.

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three shots from his handicap. Behind him D Stringer came second with a very impressive 40 points and M Luttrell was third with 39 points. Next week will see a return to the Winter Cup, with the ninth round. The competition is currently being joint led by Steve Cain and Steven Haigh on 29 points, with several competitors close behind. The Dragon’s mid-week Winter Cup reached its sixth round. Again, the scoring was well above average with nearly half of the field of 22 playing to their handicap or better. M Siddall, the overall competition leader, increased his advantage at the top with an excellent 45 points. R Haythorne and S Murphy finished on 39 points but were separated by their back nine scores.

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BIG WIN BRINGS CURTAIN DOWN ON REGULAR SEASON Nestle Rowntree 17-37 Stocksbridge RUFC STOCKSBRIDGE Rugby finished their regular season fixtures with a five-try demolition of lowly York based Nestle Rowntrees Rugby, ending a frustrating run of four defeats and bagging a try scoring bonus point with a resounding 37-17 victory. Although they have now finished out of the play off places, this win showed glimpses of the real Stocksbridge Rugby with four of the tries being scored by the back three.

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Receiving the kick off, Beal started off a fantastic team move and Scotty Bowskill took the final pass to score under the sticks before adding the conversion. Old habits die hard and Stocksbridge allowed the home side back into the game conceding a penalty, then being nudged back themselves Forwards and backs linked up before big Joe Smith, on the run, to concede a try. carried two defenders over the try Playing some good rug- line with him, Bowskill nailed the by, Stocksbridge created conversion. a number of chances, finally using Yere to his It was a period of dominance strengths, creating hav- for the visiting forwards and the oc on and off the ball for backs enjoyed some quality possession, using it to their advantage Rowntrees. Yere broke thru again, this time More Stocksbridge pres- Bowskill ran the right support line sure came, this time in to take the pass and cross the try open play as Kelly fed line, just too far out for him to add Yere to blast his way the extras. through the defence.

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Mon - Fri 8.30 am - 5.00pm Sat 8.30 am - 12.00 noon Stocksbridge again allowed the home side back into the contest, conceding needless penalties and Bowskill turned from hero to villain as he bounced off the Rowntrees winger allowing a soft try. This was compounded just a few minutes later as further weak defence led to another score for the home side, raising their expectations. Stocksbridge again had the final say of a gripping first half when a sweeping back line move, straight from the training paddock, rewarded the hard work-

ing Westby as he scampered in the corner for a well deserved try, again on the back of some good interplay between Kelly, Yere and Jack Spencer. Although the result was never in doubt, the home side, to their credit refused to buckle in the second half. Bowskill nudged home a simple penalty for a high shot on Yere to extend the lead and as Coach Keenan emptied the bench, the visitors were reduced to 14 men as Booth saw yellow for throwing and missing with a

haymaker as a Rowntree defender killed the ball on the wrong side of the ruck. Further Stocksbridge pressure was rewarded with another successful penalty from Bowskill, as the referee grew tired of the home sides antics in trying to kill the ball to relieve the onslaught. Stocksbridge created a number of further chances, but struggled for that final killer pass until Frith and Kelly again combined to give winger Joe Jones a walk in for the

final try of the game. Bowskill converted with the last act of a real confidence-boosting win for the Piggies. “We showed today what we’re capable of,” said a smiling Rhys Keenan afterwards, “It’s just a shame we’ve got it together a bit too late for the play offs, but we’ll be going all out for some late season silverware in the plate and vase competitions we have coming up.”

STOCKSBRIDGE SWIMMERS RULE THE POOL STOCKSBRIDGE Pentaqua swimmers again showed success in the recent county and regional events held in October and November. The Winter Yorkshires competition saw 29 swimmers, who had gained the tough qualifying times, perform in county event which is huge contingent from the local club. Swimmers were rewarded with new personal best times and the ability to race amongst the top swimmers in the county, as a direct result of the determination and dedication shown during their training sessions. The committed youngsters performed well with top ten prizes being awarded to seven swimmers. Well Done to Paddy Neill, Benjamin Walker, Logan Price, Finley McNicholas, Seb Alwash, Makyle Iqbal and Lucy Hatfield for achieving in top 10 places in the county. Stocksbridge swimmers then faced the challenge of competing in the North Eastern Regional Swimming championships

and 14 swimmers gained eligible times in order to compete in a total of 56 events. Swimmers raced hard and as a result came away from the event with a total of 14 topten placings earned by three swimmers. Well done to Finley McNicholas, Makyle Iqbal and Ben Croft. Ben Croft came away with two bronze medals and is now aiming for national times. Stocksbridge Pentaqua is extremely pleased with the swimmers achievements and values the efforts these children and volunteers of the club put into the sport. The reputation of Stocksbridge Pentaqua continues to flourish against some of the larger clubs in the area. Would you like to train competitively and have fun as part of our successful team? Do you have a child currently swimming at stage seven or above? If so, please contact us to arrange a trial at Stocksbridge Pentaqua Swimming club at pentaqua.clubroom@gmail.com.

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Steels pay tribute before draw Stocksbridge PS 0 Marske United 0 By Dave Rhodes Photo: Ian Revitt THERE was a minute of silence to mark the passing of Deborah Holmes before the game against Marske United on Saturday – a game that ended in a 0-0 draw. The point, added to the four picked up since the turn of the year, is a notable improvement in fortune for the Steels but they’ve still a long way to go. The wind played a bit part in the match and it was a game of few chances, although Lemon and Ruthven came close on the counter. The poor playing conditions resulted in little expansive play from both teams in a game spoilt by the gale force strength of the wind. Steels put in a spirited second half performance and with their backs against the wall they worked extremely hard to a man, compacted the game well, put bodies on the line and held firm. PENISTONE Church took a fine 3-1 win over Garforth Town. After going a goal

down, Church fought back and were 2-1 up at the break with goals from Sam Scrivens and Jordan Coduri. And it was Scrivens who sealed the points after the break, finding the target on 80 minutes. Steels reserves travelled to Handsworth for their latest league game and put in a convincing performance to take the three points. Steels took the lead from a corner when a good delivery from Berresford was only cleared to the edge of the box and Oliver Warren fired the ball into the roof of the goal. Steels went further in front when Townsend back heeled in from a header by Adams and the second half started well with the third goal soon arriving. Warren provided a good ball into the box from a free kick and Webster produced a well directed header into the goal. Steels didn’t give Handsworth any opportunities in the second half and got stronger as the game went on. The three points which puts them level

with second placed Dodworth MWFC and three points behind top spot. Their next game is against Dodworth MWFC at Bracken Moor on Saturday with a 3pm kick off.

Elsewhere, Oughtibridge War Memorial were left to rue missed opportunities as they slipped to a 2-1 defeat to Redmires. Chas Tunnard gave the home side the lead when he converted from a great cross by Wilson

Coupe. The same player could have had a hat-trick if he hadn’t spurned a one on one and then hit the bar with a venomous strike.

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