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POLICE SEEK ARSON WITNESSES A STOCKSBRIDGE woman has spoken of the moment she awoke to find that her house on Viola Bank was on fire. The woman, who does not want to be named but is in her 60s, said that she was awoken just before 1am on Sunday January 20. The police suspect arson and have detained a suspect. Speaking to Look Local, the woman said: “I got out of bed and didn’t even take my phone with me, which I keep at the side of my bed.

welcomed me in whilst her partner went to look at my house.

known started a fire at a property in Viola Bank, Stocksbridge.

“He said there was hardly anything left of the door. The insurance company have been really good and so have my friends and family.

“The occupant, a woman in 60s, was asleep in bed and was woken up by her smoke alarm. Damage was caused to the front door, so the woman escaped the property through a window and was unharmed.

“The kitchen needs gutting and it looks like it’ll be about six months until I can return home. I’m not sure if it was meant to scare me or kill me. It doesn’t bare thinking about what could have happened to me.

“I walked into the kitchen where my front door is in the kitchen and saw that my door was on fire. There was no way I could get out of the door and that’s my only exit from the house so I had to climb out of the kitchen window.

“I’m appealing to anyone who might have seen anything suspicious – the person that did it might have darted down a side street in Garden Village and dropped a petrol can or something. Anything anyone saw could help the police, who have also been really helpful.”

“I was just in my dressing gown and didn’t have my phone with me so I had to run to a nearby house for help. A lady on Arthur Road opened the door to me and

The police have issued their own appeal for information. They said in a statement: “At around 12.55am on Sunday January 20, it is reported that persons un-

“Initial findings suggest that the fire was started deliberately and a 59-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life. “Officers are especially keen to hear from anyone who may hold CCTV footage locally, or anyone driving through the area with dashcam footage, between 12.50am and 1.30am on Sunday January 20. “Do you live locally? Did you hear or see anything? Please call 101 quoting incident number 55 of 20 January 2019. You can also ring Crimestoppers anonymously by calling 0800 555 111.”

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BRADFIELD SCHOOL CONSIDERS DITCHING SIXTH FORM

BRADFIELD School is running a consultation on their proposal to close their sixth form due to being “deeply in financial deficit”. The school sent a letter to parents to explain the reasoning behind the “drastic and regrettable proposition.” The letter, signed by chair of governors Dr Moody and sent out last week, states: “The school is deeply in financial deficit. Ever since becoming an academy in 2012, it has been spending more each year on the education of our students than it receives in recurrent funding. “By September 2017, reserves had been exhausted. The school ended the 2017/18 academic year with an in-year deficit of £400k. By the end of the current academic year, the school is fore-

cast to have a cumulative deficit of over £800k. We are overspending at the rate of just over £2 per pupil per school day. “Many of you will know that the school is very badly funded on a per pupil basis. The expectation was that this would begin to change with the introduction of a National Funding Formula (NFF), which would address some of the historic unfairness in school funding around the country. This would have improved Bradfield School’s income by around £600k per year.

instead we must make savings from our expenditure.” Schools cannot lawfully go into debt, and the only way that Bradfield managed to stay afloat last year was through a large loan from the Education & Skills Funding Agency. The school have confirmed that they will require a further, even larger, loan this year. The ESFA is only likely to release that loan if the governing body can present a credible plan to balance the budget next year from September 2019. Continuing, Dr Moody says: “The overspend this year and last has helped secure an immediate stabilisation and recovery in the educational outcomes of our students after the low point of 2017 exam results and the Ofsted inspection.

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“However, our longer-term future to provide the best possible education for current and future students lies in joining a Multi-Academy Trust (MAT). We will not be able to join any MAT until we have stabilised our budget and have an agreement with ESFA on how our accumulated deficit will be managed.” A number of proposals have been identified to reduce costs. These include closure of the sixth form to new entrants from 2019 and a reduction to the size of the school’s leadership team. Savings in the teaching workforce are also expected. The letter states: “We propose acting in all three areas to make savings, but with the bulk of the saving coming from the first two. It is important that as much of the school budget as possible is safe-

guarded for front line teaching of students. “More than anything, great teaching and learning is what delivers the best outcomes for students, and this proposal is unrelated to the quality of teaching at Bradfield. “With the current post-16 funding level, we cannot operate a sixth form based on low admission and broad A-level subject choice in a financially sustainable way at Bradfield. There is neither the demand nor the physical space to realistically ever be able to make it pay for itself. If we kept the sixth form and found other ways to balance the books, we would be doing so by taking out funding that was intended for students’ education pre-16. We don’t believe that would be fair or proper.”

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CANNABIS OPERATION DISCOVERED IN ECCLESFIELD

THIS is the cannabis growing operation that police discovered in the Ecclesfield area on January 25 as the Parson Cross Team recovered over £15,000 in the Class B drug. A spokesperson for the team said: “Criminal groups involved in the growing of cannabis are often involved in other seri-

ous organised crime and don’t care about the harm their activity can cause to the most vulnerable people in our society and this can often include the persons who are forced into their respective activities. We target the right people for the right reasons at the right time.

“Should you have any information and intelligence regarding the use and distribution of drugs within your area then please feel free to contact us by following the below link which provides the necessary details https://www.police.uk/southyorkshire/KA/team/”

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IN February and March this year, the People Keeping Well Volunteering Project in Stocksbridge is hosting a number of training seminars for local volunteers and co-ordinations group leaders. The training seminars are free and open to any groups and volunteers in the Stocksbridge and Upper Don areas of Sheffield. To book a place on any of the sessions, please contact Sarah Knightley at pkwvolunteeringproject@ gmail.com or telephone 07800 923192. The training seminars include: * Bereavement Support - Friday February 1, 10am to 1pm at Stocksbridge Library. Delivered by Rainbows Bereavement Support GB. Aimed at anyone who wants to learn more about appropriately offering support when someone dies. Topics covered include Loss and Bereavement; Difficult Conversations; Anticipated Deaths; Traumatic Loss. * Dementia Friends Training - Thursday February 7, 10am to 11.30am at Stocksbridge Community

Leisure Centre. Aims; find out more about dementia and how to help someone live well with dementia. * Mental Health Awareness Seminar - Tuesday February 12, 10am to 1.30pm at Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre. Delivered by MIND. Topics covered include: What is Mental Health; Diagnoses; Early Warning Signs; The Do’s and Don’ts of Support; Building Resilience. * Listening and Communication Skills – Wednesday February 27, 10am to 1pm at Christ Church Stocksbridge Community Hall. Delivered by MIND. This training looks at developing and improving Active Listening Skills; Reflective Communication Skills; and Assertive Communication. * Volunteer Management Training - Friday March 8, 10am to 12.30pm at Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre. Delivered by Voluntary Action Sheffield. Topics include: Volunteer Recruitment; Volunteer Inductions; Developing Your Volunteers; Volunteer Support and Supervision.

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As well as the following types of small collectables: • Coins, Banknotes, Postcards, Uniforms, Pre-1947 Silver Coins • Sovereigns, Krugerrands, Swords & Daggers • Masonic & RAOB medals and Jewels • Mint condition British stamps, presentation packs and stamp collections • Silver items and scrap silver including silver tea sets and tableware • All gold coins, gold watches and chains, pocket watches • Scrap gold in any amount including jewellery

We will pay up to £1000 per troy oz for hallmarked fine gold.

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all coins & medals Medal experts visit Sheffield and South Yorkshire to help raise money for local ex-service charities

Dates for your diary COIN & MEDAL VALUATION ROADSHOWS BY THE MEDAL CENTRE

The week commencing Monday February 4th could be a fantastic opportunity for residents of Sheffield & South Yorkshire to beat the credit crunch and cash in on their inherited and unwanted medals.

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As well as coins and all associated items or unwanted gold and silver items for this is the week that the team of experts from The Medal Centre will be running a week of specialist coin and medal valuation days in and around Sheffield & South Yorkshire with venues starting in High Green on Monday and then visiting the following locations during the rest of the week; Chapeltown, Darton, Grenoside, Oughtibridge and a final event in Silkstone Common on the Saturday.

EACH EVENT WILL RUN BETWEEN 9:30AM AND 4:30PM

Each of the specialists present are experts in their own chosen field and they will be on hand to give free verbal valuations on any inherited medals and military items as well as coins and banknotes and most other small collectibles. Including scrap gold and broken jewellery in any form but particularly gold coins such as sovereigns and kruggerands or gold watches and watch chains. Please remember that any one of the experts will be happy to make you an immediate on the spot cash offer for your unwanted items and they will be happy to offer the very best prices available and most people are delighted at the large amounts they are offered. This is because each of the valuers in attendance are members of respected trade organisations such as the Orders & Medals Research Society and The British Numismatic Trade Association.

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The Medal Centre have been asked to return to a number of local venues due to the huge response to the event held at this venue last time that they visited. One local resident was absolutely thrilled to accept a four figure sum for her small tin box containing her late Uncle’s medals for bravery during WW1 along with his campaign medals for service in the Boer War and WW1 and a small selection of gold and silver coins along with a small amount of broken gold jewellery. The lady said that not only was she astounded to discover how much her items were worth but the money could not have come at a better time due to the current financial situation and on top of all that she was delighted to be able to help local ex-servicemen and women.

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There has never been a better time to sell your inherited collectable items as, due to The Medal Centre’s vast client base, they are able to offer the best possible prices and The Medal Centre’s proprietor Mr Andrew Jukes was recently quoted as saying, “We are now able to pay exceptionally high prices for all medals from a single item to a complete collection”. Prices for this type of item are at an all time high and people are often surprised how much some of the associated items such as cloth and metal badges or items of uniform, paperwork and photographs can enhance the value of a group of medals.

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Even items such as Military Pay-books or old Military Photographs will always be of interest to a genuine collector. Mr Jukes also commented that at the moment good quality English and Scottish banknotes are in very high demand and he is paying very high prices for such items. He also made a point of saying how pleased he is that he now has a new in house expert on philately and stamps and he would now welcome the offer of mint condition British stamps including presentation packs and stamp collections. It is also a good way to help your local community as The Medal Centre will be giving a donation to local ex-service charities for every item they are able to purchase on the day. However if you cannot attend on the day, one of the experts from The Medal Centre will be happy to call and see you at your convenience and they can be contacted on 01434 609 794 or 07950 421 704.

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Wed 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.

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Thurs January 31 31 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. 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. 1 Stocksbridge Spiritual Group demonstration of mediumship with Danny Lewis £6 per person for one night only at the Inman Pavilion, Moorlands Drive, Stocksbridge, S36 1EG. Doors open at 7.15pm to start at 7.30pm. Everyone welcome for more info please call Karrie on 07919971589. 1 Bereavement Support,10am-1pm at Stocksbridge Library. Delivered by Rainbows Bereavement Support GB. Aimed at anyone who wants to learn more about appropriately offering support when someone dies. Topics covered: Loss and Bereavement; Difficult Conversations; Anticipated Deaths; Traumatic Loss.

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Sat 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. 2 Stocksbridge Science Club 2pm to 4pm. This month – flight. Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive. £1.50 per child. Sunday February 3 3 Flea market, first Sunday of the month all year. Abbeydale Picture House, S7 1FS. Monday February 4 4 Wharncliffe Side W.I. meet 7pm to 9pm in the village hall. Speaker ‘Magic Man’. Everyone welcome. 4 Stocksbridge and Deepcar Townswomen’s Guild at Stocksbridge Christian Centre, Cedar Road. 2pm. Speaker Mrs J Derrick on women inventors side-lined by history. Visitors and new members always welcome. £1 per meeting to include refreshments. For further information please contact the secretary on 0114 2882393.

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Tues February 5 5 Chapeltown and Ecclesfield Townswomen’s Guild hold their meetings on the first Tuesday of

each month at Chapeltown Methodist Church at 2pm. The speaker this week will be talking about ‘Coughs and Sneezes Spread Diseases’. Visitors/New Members always welcome. For further details phone 01142 458837. Wed February 6 6 Thurgoland Community Choirs practice. 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. 6 Stocksbridge and District W.I. are meeting at Christ Church 6.45pm for 7pm start. The theme is ‘Show the love’. Discussion on climate change and crafting green hearts. Details on 07939941818. ThurS February 7 7 Dementia Friends Training, 10am-11.30am at Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre. Aims; find out more about dementia and how to help someone live well with dementia. Friday February 8 8 Stocksbridge and Upper Don Health Forum meet 10.30am to 12 pm in Stocksbridge Library. All welcome. Sat 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.

2830613. 13 Chapeltown WI meet again at 7.30pm in Chapeltown Library. Lizzie Wilson will talk about, ‘Taking a stand against scams’. The competition is for a red heart any medium. New members and visitors will be made welcome. Thur February 14 14 Stocksbridge and Upper Don 50+ Group will meet at 2pm to 3.30pm in Stocksbridge Library. New members welcome. 14 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. 14 Stocksbridge & District History Society Meeting – Christ Church Hall 7pm – ‘World War 1 – The Aftermath,’ Speaker Mick Kerrigan, all are welcome. Sat 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, www.bradflix.co.uk 16 Stocksbridge Christian Centre from 10am to 1pm. Lots of games to play. Prizes to win. Hotdogs, chips and drinks. For all the family. Tues February 19 19 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens meeting - a talk by Brian Robinson about the beginnings of the Co-operative movement, meet at Wortley Hall at 7.30pm. All wel-

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Sunday February 24 24 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners Work Day on the Common removing birch, meet at Rural Lane, 10am to 3pm, tools and gloves provided, 2348425. Wed February 27 27 Thurgoland Community Choirs practice. 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.

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. 9 Valentines Crafts at Ecclesfield Library. 10 - 11am Cost £1.00 per child.Please book to ensure a space and pay at the front desk at Ecclesfield Library. Mon 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. Tues February 12 12 New for 2019 Thurgoland Tuesday Group is open to both men and women of all ages. 7.30 pm. It will the party night and the venue is Thurgoland School, all welcome. Contact Joan Methley on 0114 4535139. 12 Mental Health Awareness Seminar, 10am-1.30pm at Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre. Delivered by MIND. Topics covered include: What is Mental Health; Diagnoses; Early Warning Signs; The Do’s and Don’ts of Support; Building Resilience. Wed February 13 13 Thurgoland Community Choirs practice. 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

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Your Letters Prescriptions Dear Editor, Earlier this month I had occasion to have my quarterly prescription from Boots Pharmacy at the Hallamshire Hospital delivered to my home, rather than me pick it up personally on the day of issue after my consultation as usual. Which arrived during the allotted time period on the specified day, but upon later on checking the contents, I found that whilst I’d the full three months main medication enclosed, I’d nevertheless only been sent one month’s supply of aspirin – thus leading one to wonder why.

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Upon calling into Boots Pharmacy in Fox Valley, Stocksbridge, seeking an explanation, I was told by the person I saw, that she had no idea why I had been sent less aspirin than prescribed; and that this branch was not a dispensing chemist and couldn’t fill a hospital prescription anyway even if it was. Hence I had no option really other than to go to the time and expense of visiting the Boots in the Hallamshire to seek redress.

decisions and instructions on prescriptions; a trend that appears to be being reflected in the behaviour of at least one other local pharmacy of late as well. Thereby begging the question as to whether or not such a practice is an initiative on the part of pharmacists in general, or just Boots at the Hallamshire in particular; or, is such behaviour the result of government diktat that is now being implemented without due warning? The basis for which is probably yet another example of pennywise pound foolish attempts to save money, which will only serve to transfer cost from hospitals on to GPs? Which will, as usual, end up with the poorest and hence least able to pay suffering as a result; counter to the founding ethos of the NHS?

Fortunately I arrived at a time when there wasn’t the usual long queue and hence quickly got to speak to someone who confessed to having no idea as to why I’d not received my full prescription, but nevertheless went off to consult someone who would. Only to shortly return with the explanation that it was now policy not to prescribe medications that were readily available over the counter. Hence I’d been given my specialist main medication in full, but as for aspirin, this I would have to acquire for myself in future at my own expense; but I’d been provided with one month’s supply in order not to leave me short at short notice.

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An information day will be held in our Library on Tuesday March 5, 1pm until 7.30pm where all questions can be answered, your ideas discussed and all relevant dates and paperwork for people Whatever, I was wondering if any other readers intending to submit a bid will be distributed. The have found themselves experiencing such seeming deadline for submitting a bid is Tuesday April 9. vagaries of late and if so how it effects them. Whilst it would also be nice to know if anyone can furnish Watch this space for more information. the legal basis for pharmacists actions described in the first place. PB Task Group Yours faithfully, Michael Parker. I therefore asked what happens to those like Thanks myself who are aged over 60 and/or on benefit and entitled to free prescriptions. In particular those Task group on benefit who may not be able to afford to pay I would like to thank the many community groups for what had been prescribed. Only to be told that and Fox Valley for organising the Volunteer Event in that case, one would need to ask one’s GP to Dear Editor, last Sunday afternoon. provide a “green prescription� and thence obtain the medication from a pharmacy. Thus begging the We will say this only once: Stocksbridge We are fortunate to live in a community where so question as to how come the Hallamshire Hospital Participatory Budgeting (PB). Stocksbridge Town many people give freely of their time to make so out patients (Boots) pharmacy can’t do the same Council (STC) has decided to initiate a grant much happen. I thoroughly enjoyed talking to the scheme for groups in the valley which requires when receiving a prescription from an in-house groups, and the people who attended to find out medical professional fully cognizant with a patient’s public participation- ie, listening to groups bidding more about what happens in our community and and ranking your preferences asto which projects circumstances – which the pharmacist is not. how they can be involved. are most deserving of your vote. Indeed, my hospital prescription used to specify There really is something for everyone to engage gastric resistant aspirin given my stomach reflux Everyone living and working in the valley, eight with in our Town, and it was great to see so much years old or older is invited to vote. Bids can be problems might exacerbated by taking the ordinary of it showcased at this event. variety, yet I never got that type dispensed by Boots submitted by a constituted community group. at Hallamshire and no explanation as to why not There will be two bidding rounds a year, spring and Thank you to everyone who was involved. either. autumn. Cllr Julie Grocutt, Mayor of Stocksbridge Hence it seems to me born of experience, that The money comes from CIL (Community pharmacists are now able to override medical Infrastructure Levy). The total on offer in each

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BRING BALANCE TO YOUR LIFE WITH CRAFTS

IN our fast-paced world, with stress-related illness becoming more prevalent, it is increasingly important to maintain a healthy balance of work and life. If that balance includes any kind of crafting, there are additional benefits around keeping your hands and mind active. A recent study published by Knit for Peace, which reviewed previous research on the benefits of crafting, suggested that there were huge health benefits, including slowing down the onset of depression and distracting from chronic pain. Crafting helps to overcome social isolation by offering activities which can be undertaken with company, often into extreme old age.

A 2012 study by the Mayo Clinic into activities such as knitting, quilting and playing games found that those who engaged in crafting were thirty to fifty percent less likely to have mild cognitive impairment than those who did not. Crafting also lowers the heart rate, reducing blood pressure.

one-to-one specialist advice and support on a weekly basis. Every week they received additional templates and material. It was argued that quilting gave the women something to do with their hands, taught them a new skill, and had the added benefit of them making a gift for their new baby. Many crafting activities tend to be solitary, which is why it can be important to spend time with like-minded people undertaking your hobby. Most craft shops will offer knit and natter or “sew social� sessions to encourage crafters to spend time together.

These findings suggest that an increase in crafting could also save the NHS money, as “a more resilient ageing population is happier and makes fewer demands on the NHS and is less Lisa Birkett of Happy dependent on care�. Hare in Chapeltown A recent Sheffield initia- says: “We offer a numtive, Quilt to Quit, of- ber of social crafting fered pregnant smokers sessions throughout the a starter pack of quilt- week. There is a wide ing templates, fabric, range of people who atsewing thread, needle tend, from young mothand easy-to-follow in- ers, to retired people, to structions. The women carers who want some were given an initial respite from their redemonstration of sew- sponsibilities in a weling techniques and then coming environment.

I can’t ever see a time when we won’t offer these kinds of session, as they are so important to our customers. One of my customers, who is a full-time carer, told me that we have saved her a fortune in therapy!� Lisa said that she also feels that it’s important to encourage the next generation of crafters. “We do a lot of work with young people in our local community, organising classes in both hand sewing and using sewing machines. The kids tend to prefer machine sewing, because it means that things are finished more quickly. But there is a real benefit to slowing down and sewing something by hand. It feels more satisfying in a way. Hand sewing is also really portable. I recently flew to Dublin and took some English paper pieced patchwork to do on the flight. We just need to convince the kids that hand sewing can be fun too.�

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lows you to take control of a part of the clothing supply chain. If you have made it yourself, you know it hasn’t been made in a third world sweatshop. So, it doesn’t look as though crafting is going anywhere soon. There are real, demonstrable benefits to health, alongside the ethical benefits, which suggest that people will keep those sewing machines

going for many years to come. The new season of The Great British Sewing Bee is due to be broadcast on BBC2 from February 12. Happy Hare is based in Chapeltown, Sheffield. They offer a range of craft classes, many of which are suitable for beginners. They also offer activities for kids during the school holidays.

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When the BBC announced early in 2017 that there were no plans to commission a new season of The Great British Sewing Bee, there were protests, with over 20000 signing an online petition. With average viewing numbers of over three million people per episode, sewing shops have reported a huge resurgence of interest in sewing every time a new series has aired. The BBC relented, and a new series is due to be broadcast shortly, with Joe Lycett replacing Claudia Winkleman as host. GSSB made people realise that they could make their own clothes, even with minimal sewing experience. A lot of people are now looking at how they live their lives, shopping more ethically, and sewing your own garments al-

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GOLFERS BRAVE THE COLD FOR WINTER CUP STOCKSBRIDGE golfers are a hardy bunch and, with a slight lull in the cold weather, were back out on the course for round nine of the Winter Cup on January 26. The course conditions were excellent for the time of year and despite the snow and ice of the previous few days, players enjoyed a full 18 holes and greens. There is a distinct possibility that for the first time in many years, members will enjoy 18 holes and greens for the whole winter season. That is something that many other courses in the area cannot guarantee this year. 46 members braved the slightly milder temperature and strong

winds to play in the competition. The scoring was excellent, with half of the field scoring 36 points or better in the Stableford format. 36 points usually means that the player has played to their handicap, so well done all who managed this. M. Huckerby (17) prevailed on the day with 42 points and a clear winning margin of two points. M. Taylor (19) and J Leaning (18) were joint second on 40 points, separated by their back nine scores respectively. S. Hill (12) came in fourth with 39 points, the same score as two others, but with the better back nine.

The Winter Cup will run until March and ten leading players are all bunched within a few points of each other. Players add to their aggregate total with any scores of 31 points or better contributing to their overall position. It all makes for an exciting last few weeks of the competition. The Dragons section were less fortunate with the weather this week, catching the back end of the snow and ice on January 23. They have their collective fingers and toes crossed that the Dragons mid-week Winter Cup will resume next week.

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Cooke takes win at Meltham and juniors shine PENISTONE runners were spread across a variety of running disciplines over the weekend. Some took to the roads and fells whilst others took part in the Northern Cross Country Championships held at Pontefract race course. Junior members Maiya Charlesworth and Flynn Rogers competed in the latest round of the indoor athletics meetings at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield. Between them they set four new club records and achieved podium positions in one event each including a win for Flynn in the High Jump. Gareth Cooke who took first place at the very hilly Meltham Tough 10k. The runners had to battle strong winds as well as the tough gradients. There were age category second places for Martin Ball (over-45 men), Matt Robinson (over-50 men) and Keith Gordon (over-70 men).

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SHEFFIELD bosses are ‘proud and honoured’ to be staging the biggest individual event in Championship speedway racing again. Owlerton Stadium, which is in the process of gaining a plush new banqueting suite, will stage the Championship Riders’ Individual meeting on Sunday September 1. And it’s a move which underlines the high praise Owlerton has again received for hosting national events. Club co-promoter Damien Bates said: “It’s very pleasing for Sheffield because I think there are certain tracks which suit a type of event. “We will be working hard to promote this meeting because Owlerton does seem to be almost like the home of the individual meeting for the Championship. The atmosphere is always electric and

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“The line-up will be top class and I’m certain our new No.1 Danny King will be up there challenging – it will be one of his top targets at the start of the season I’m sure of that.”

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British Speedway is also delighted to be staging three events at FIM level this season, with the Speedway of Nations Race-Off and World Under-21 Team Cup Final both taking place at Belle Vue, whilst Glasgow hosts a Grand Prix Qualifier. BRITISH SPEEDWAY MAJOR EVENTS 2019 BRITISH UNDER-21 FINAL: Berwick, Saturday April 27 CHAMPIONSHIP FOURS: Peterborough, Sunday June 23 BRITISH FINAL: Belle Vue, Monday July 29

CHAMPIONSHIP PAIRS: Somerset, Friday September 20 BRITISH UNDER-21 SEMIFINALS: Isle of Wight, Tuesday April 16, Somerset (Date TBC) BRITISH SEMI-FINAL: Redcar, Friday May 31 BRITISH SPEEDWAY FIM EVENTS 2019 SPEEDWAY OF NATIONS RACE-OFF 2: Belle Vue, Saturday May 11 GRAND PRIX QUALIFIER: Glasgow, Saturday June 8 WORLD UNDER-21 TEAM CUP FINAL: Belle Vue, Friday July 12

Hannah Butcher made a successful trip over the pennines achieving fourth woman at the Heaton Half Marathon in a personal best time of 1-38-26.

Meltham Tough 10k road race results: 1, Gareth Cooke 36-06; 16, Martin Ball 39-15; 24, Matt Robinson 40-11; 32, Mark Riordan 41-31; 170, Martin Hughes 51-04; 209, Keith Gordon 52-58; 266, Sue Charlesworth 56-34; 268, Sarah Halstead 56-45; 273, Tracy Woodward 56-58. Northern Cross Country Championships, Pontefract Senior Ladies Race: 159, Julia Johnson 36-59. Senior Men’s Race: 329, Jon Waller 49-09; 442, Richard Mackie 52-10; 518, Oliver Pike 5430. U15 Boy’s Race: 92, Hugh Mackie 14-17. Heaton Half Marathon: 26, Hannah Butcher 1-38-26 (fourth lady). Tigger Tor Fell Race: 81, Steve Sanders 1-33-50; 107, Ian Charlesworth 1-3554; 174, Andrew Charlesworth 1-45-27; 361, Harriet Drouin 2-14-34. Indoor Athletics Meeting, English Institute of Sport, Sheffield: Under 11 Girl’s Shot Put: 2, Maiya Charlesworth 4.79m (club record). Under 11 Girl’s 200m: 17th, Maiya Charlesworth 38.62 (club record). Under 11 Girl’s 60m: 23, Maiya Charlesworth 10.73 (pb). Under 11 Boy’s High Jump: 1, Flynn Rogers 0.90m. Under 11 Boy’s 800m: 5, Flynn Rogers 3-17.53 (club record). Under 11 Boy’s 200m: 10, Flynn Rogers 38.18 (club record).

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STEELS LOSE TO LEAGUE LEADERS Stocksbridge Park Steels 0 – 4 Morpeth Town

By Dave Rhodes MORPETH Town provided the opposition at the Look Local Stadium on Saturday and showed why they are top of the league with a 4-0 win over Stocksbridge Steels. The 2016 FA Vase winners were big favourites coming into the game, but Steels were looking to build on an impressive away victory last time out.

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Under blustery conditions Morpeth now seemed to settle better and play, picking out pockets and avenues of attacking moves creating numerous opportunities to score. Steels held firm, looked compact and organised and again were a threat on the break, but a cruel blow on 37 minutes when a long ball from back to front found the home sides back four flat and Liam Henderson, Morpeth’s burly centre forward, was free to bear down on goal. Steels could consider themselves a bit unlucky when the dive at Henderson’s feet by Adam Kelsey was seen as a foul. The penalty was dispatched down the middle by the impressive David Carson. At just one goal down at the break, Steels were still it and with a low key

opening 10 minutes or so for both sides the game was there for either who wanted to take the initiative. But it was the away side who started to control proceedings with composed, intelligent movement and well drilled passing phases, that Steels found hard to compete against. On 55 minutes it was Carson who was allowed to run across the 18 yard box before firing a low cross shot that beat Kelsey’ right hand, nestling into the corner of the net. Two nil down and backs against the wall for Steels,Morpeth were now starting to show their class and exactly why they are top of the league. Joe Walton’s fine right wing cross found Henderson at the far post who didn’t miss the opportunity as he headed past the helpless Kelsey from close range. Steels were chasing shadows for the most part of the second half with limited chances to threaten Lowson the away keeper, but at least kept going to a man. With tired legs and tired minds, Steels couldn’t effect nor get close to a top drawer side as substitute Walton was left free to head home from a right wing corner eight yards out. The game ended with a 0-4 score line but as a learning curve for Steels’ younger players it was a priceless experience they can undoubtedly reflect on once the dusts settles. Steels are next at home to Pontefract Collieries on Saturday February 9 with a 3pm kick off.

CHURCH TAKE NARROW WIN PENISTONE Church left it late as they took a narrow 1-0 win away at Albion Sports, needing an 88th minute Kieran Ryan goal to take the three points. After a dominant second half against a resilient Albion Sports Church substitute Ryan scored the late winner. After the game Church manager Ian Richards commented: “Another excellent away performance followed by an excellent away result.

This afternoon’s result is as important as last week’s; it’s as big a win as last week. It’s probably not as high profile as the opposition we’re playing but it’s a tough place to come, Albion Sports, and they were inspired today defensively. “Their goalkeeper had an excellent game as Man of the Match for them. They defended well, particularly in the second half because we put them under siege.

“We got to the stage with me thinking it might not be our day. We’ve probably created more chances today than we did against Thackley away when we won five-nil, created more chances than we did last week against Hemsworth and it wasn’t going in. Sometimes it happens. We’d talked about not getting frustrated and not believing that one will come.”

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