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AN ECCLESFIELD woman who conned vulnerable adults out of almost £1million is now serving seven years behind bars. Former care worker Diana Turner used the money she siphoned from her ten victims, who required daily care, to buy houses and numerous high performance cars over a period of ten years. Turner, 53, was employed as an assistant and care worker at a complex in Sheffield, housing residents with various vulnerabilities. Her job was to provide dayto-day care, however in 2006 Turner became more heavily involved in the running of the business when the owner was forced to take time off due to sickness. During this time, Turner manipulated the banking and

tax credit systems for weekly payments owed to the victims from the council.

Detective Constable James Hughes, the investigating officer, explained: “Over ten years, Turner selfishly and shamelessly took advantage of the vulnerable residents, taking possession and control of their bank cards making regular – and often daily - bank withdrawals to fund the lavish lifestyle she was leading. “She also set up standing orders from the victims’ accounts to subsidise that lifestyle, which saw her buying a static caravan worth almost £60,000, two properties in Dubai, three properties in England and numerous holidays to the Middle East.” In 2016, the business owner returned to work and discovered that some residents’ bank

accounts had been linked to Turner’s. He immediately alerted the police and Turner was dismissed soon after. DC Hughes continued: “During a three-year investigation, extensive banking data was analysed and the full extent of her fraudulent activity became known – it was believed that she took possession of a total of almost £923,000 from the ten vulnerable residents and benefited herself from £640,000. “All of the residents she took advantage of are vulnerable due to their age, mental health, or due to substance abuse issues and many struggle to operate daily functions – they relied on her to get through life every single day and she callously took advantage of that.”

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Turner, of Ecclesfield Court, has been on trial at Sheffield Crown Court for the last month. On Monday April 1, the jury returned unanimous guilty verdicts to two counts of fraud by position of trust. She was back before Sheffield Crown Court on Wednesday April 3 for sentencing after being remanded by the judge following conviction. She was jailed for a total of seven years. DC Hughes said: “Turner’s assets have now been frozen and we will look to recover these under the Proceeds of Crime Act, with the hope of reimbursing her victims of their financial loss. “The decade of control she exercised over the victims is absolutely abhorrent and I hope that they feel some comfort in knowing she has been jailed. Sadly, one of the elderly victims passed away before the trial and so they never got to see her brought to justice. “To abuse her position as a carer with people who trusted her implicitly is absolutely disgusting and I’m pleased that the jury returned guilty verdicts and she will now serve a basic lifestyle in prison.�

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The panel of Yorkshire Choice contributors, therefore, which included ITV Calendar News presenter, Christine Talbot, who was instrumental in the selection process, were both unanimous and privileged to honour the courageous achievements of Claire and the Child First campaign. Joint YCA Co-Founder, Melanie Malcolm, said: “Claire’s story is one that no parent should ever go through. She is an incredible lady, one that has shown immeasurable strength in her bid to change the way in which domestic abuse is handled in the courts, to ensure that the harrowing events that changed her life forever won’t be repeated again. “Therefore, on behalf of the judges, we are delighted to award Claire this recognition.” Joint YCA Co-Founder, Jo Maltby, added: “The Yorkshire Choice Awards celebrates achievement in Yorkshire, and in its fourth year, we are proud to have recognised the most inspirational individuals and businesses that our county has to offer. Being a ‘people’s choice awards’ shows that Yorkshire

really does thrive on our community heroes, individuals like Claire.” Claire Throssell took to her Facebook page to comment after winning the award. She said: “My goodness what a night....emotional, uplifting and humbling. I’m stunned to say I won an Achievement Award. “I was thinking a lot of thoughts but the words running through my head were of a song performed earlier in the evening and that was let our loved ones’ souls shine a light through you. “So I will continue to keep Jack and Paul’s light shining and be thankful for the joy and love they gave me. “Thank you to everyone who brings their own light to my darkness. After I received my award, I could hear the song Rise being performed and I just thought of how everyone came together to rebuild a house and made it rise like a phoenix from the ashes, which allowed me to kneel amongst them and fulfil a promise I made to my precious gentle boy who had the courage of a lion. “The more I fight for children’s lives and support survivors of domestic abuse, the more Jack’s voice roars.”

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TWO NEW AWARDS FOR FESTIVAL and the large festival stage. Among those in the Fox Valley line-up, covering 30 slots over the two days, will be Dance Dynamique, Red House, Steel Valley Beacon, Vivacity, Waldershelf Singers, No Identity, Stannington Mixed Choir and Sangeet Asian Women’s Choir whose members are NHS staff. Bolsterstone Male Voice Choir will close the two-day festival at teatime on t

TWO new youth awards will boost Stocksbridge and district’s second Valley Festival this summer which, building on the success of last year’s event, has been expanded to two days of non-stop music. Organisers have been overwhelmed by the huge response from local performers of all ages who want to take part in the festival on Saturday June 15 and Sunday June 16. More than 500 amateur musicians of all ages will be taking part.

In partnership with Fox Valley, the daytime events will be held in combination with the shopping centre’s Food & Music Festival. The Saturday Night Live concert, which was a big hit last year, will be held on the Saturday evening at Stocksbridge High School with a wide range of local performers including Bolsterstone Male Voice Choir - co-presenters of the music festival with Inyerface Arts - Deepcar Brass Band, Thurgoland Community Choir, Bradfield School Jazz Band and the Bus Pass Buskers.

There is an added attraction this year - an extra concert featuring young people at the High School on Saturday afternoon. The Valley Kids Make Music event will feature singers and dancers, including choirs from five junior schools, Happy Hands pre-school group, and young soloists. Local music groups will intersperse with cookery demonstrations and other events at Fox Valley on the Saturday and the Sunday will be entirely devoted to local music, dance and drama groups performing on the bandstand

Proceeds from last year’s festival - the biggest musical event in the district for 80 years - were used to kickstart the Valley Festival Foundation which has already made donations to local schools. This year there is a new award scheme funded by the Dransfield Foundation the charitable offshoot of Dransfield Properties, the owner of Fox Valley shopping centre, which will provide a scholarship for a young music student. In addition, the family of Raymond English, a prominent, well-respected, long-serving member of Bolsterstone Male Voice Choir, who died aged 92 in October, are donating a trophy to be awarded each year to the most promising young person or youth group performing at the festival. The fam-

ily has funded trophies in a modern design which will be kept by the recipients over the next decade.

Festival director Hilary Osborn said: ‘“We have been so overwhelmed and encouraged by the interest and support for the festival this year. We have a fantastic weekend of events and performances planned. There will be something for everyone with all styles of music including folk, jazz and blues, classical, pop and world music. We are especially delighted to host Sangeet a beautiful Asian women’s choir. Sangeet is a word used to describe a celebratory music event during an Indian wedding. “We are delighted that despite the current problems funding music in schools, at least half of this year’s 500 performers will be young people. We want to help all young musicians access music education whether in the community or in school. We are therefore especially grateful for the support given by Dransfield Properties and by the awarding of the Raymond English Festival Trophy.” BBC broadcaster Trisha Cooper, who compered last year’s festival concert, will

make a welcome return this year. A music festival was started in Stocksbridge and district in 1907 by local GP Dr Walter Midgeley Robertshaw and ran for more than 30 years. Bolsterstone Male Voice Choir secretary Rob Firth said: “There’s a wonderful tradition of diverse music in this valley. Last year’s revival of a festival was a great success and we hope that we can match Dr Robertshaw’s 30year run, though many of us will not be here to see it. It warms the heart to see performers of all ages - from infant school kids to pensioners - joining together in song, dance and drama.” Amanda Holmes, of Dransfield Properties, said: “We are delighted be working in collaboration with the team from the Valley Music Festival to present a fantastic weekend of good food and great music in June this year. “The Valley Festival Foundation is a wonderful local organisation and we are particularly pleased to be able to support local talent through the scholarship which is being supported by our own charitable foundation.”

SPRING FESTIVAL IN THORPE HESLEY ON Monday May 6, from 11am, the Spring Festival will be held at Trinity Community Centre and Holy Trinity Church in Thorpe Hesley. There will be a licensed bar selling real ales and a prosecco bar with hot food, cakes, tea and coffee. A wide variety of stalls, raffle, Tombolas and games, together with Maypole dancing, will be there to keep all ages entertained. In the church there will be a celebration of spring with local community groups taking part. Entry to the event is £1 per adult with children free. For more information, or to book a stall, please contact Kay Hester on 07708421017.

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A ‘Safe Place’ for the night A NEW approach to ending rough sleeping and preventing the risk of people rough sleeping in Sheffield is being piloted with a new scheme. Called ‘Safe Place’, the scheme will work to end rough sleeping and provide better options for those who do sleep rough, which is a priority for the city. Safe Place is an assessment hub to prevent rough sleeping and the people who use it will be provided with rapid next day assessments, move on plans and access to advice and assistance. Wherever possible they will be supported to return home, but if this isn’t a suitable option, support workers will help people to find accommodation, working together with partner agencies and specialist services to access support and prevent people returning to the streets. The pilot is a collaboration between Sheffield city council, the Cathedral Archer Project, St Wilfrid’s Centre, Framework street outreach team and Ben’s Centre coming together to try this approach. People who have been sleeping rough will be staying at the Cathedral Archer Project and St Wilfrid’s

Centre (dividing the time between the two venues) between March 25 to April 18. The Safe Place will accommodate up to eight people overnight. Framework’s Street outreach will engage with people sleeping rough or at risk of sleeping rough to help them access the Safe Place. The Council’s Rough Sleeping Initiative Team will provide the next day assessment and advice, co-producing personal plans to help people with their housing, benefits, health and wellbeing. Staff and volunteers will welcome guests to the hub in the evening and help serve breakfast the next morning. Although the Safe Place is open for a limited period, it will help test the assessment hub approach and plan services going forward, in particular the help that can be given during the winter months. Janet Sharpe, Director of Housing and Neighbourhood Services said: “We have a wealth of fantastic services in Sheffield that are committed to working together to help people move on from the streets and get the help they need as quickly as possible. Help us Help, which is run by local charities, the council, a residents group and other services provides up to date information to the public about how best to support peo-

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ple who find themselves begging or sleeping rough and will also be supporting and promoting Safe Place. “It will be interesting to see how the pilot goes and we hope that it goes very well. We hope too, that the government funding which is making the pilot possible will continue once the pilot ends.” Tim Renshaw, Chief Executive of The Cathedral Archer Project said: “It’s important to us that any service like this is progressive and that we see people get the support needed to leave the street forever.” Wayne Hoyle, Director of St Wilfrid’s Centre added: “For nearly 30 years, St Wilfrid’s Centre has been helping vulnerable adults across the city and this has always included providing support to rough sleepers. Whether it’s just a shower and a hot meal or longer term work, we are committed to helping people when they need us. We therefore welcome this initiative from the city council and are delighted to be working in partnership with the Cathedral Archer Project and others to initially provide a safe place whilst then working collaboratively on finding longer term solutions.”

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residents of Deepcar and Village Hall users are welcome. 11 Stocksbridge and Upper Don 50+ Group meets 2pm to 3.30pm in Stocksbridge Library. New members welcome. 11 Stocksbridge and District History Society, Christ Church Hall, 7pm. Samuel Fox – Forefather of Stocksbridge? Speaker Dennis Pindar. All welcome.

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Local Events Wednesday April 10 10 Thurgoland Community Choir practice at 7.30pm. The practice will be at Crane Moor Chapel as usual. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Elaine on 0114 2845494 or Julie on 0114 2830613. 10 Friends of Wisewood and District - Easter Family event, RIVA project, 77 Laird Road, games, Easter egg hunt, crafts, refreshments, 10am to 1pm. 10 Chapeltown WI meet again at 7.30pm in Chapeltown Library. Denis Ashton will talk about the

Iditarod, the competition will be a dog picture. New members and visitors will be made welcome. Thursday April 11 11 Try the Community Cafe at the Beacon at Thurgoland Holy Trinity Church from 10am to 1pm. With refreshments, chat, crafts, IT and at 11am seated chair exercises. All welcome. Contact Kath on 01226 370331. 11 Deepcar Village Community Association is holding their Annual General Meeting at 8.15pm, in the Village Hall on Helliwell Lane. All

Friday April 12 12 Stocksbridge and Upper Don Community Health Forum meets 10.30am to 12 noon in Stocksbridge Library. All welcome to attend. Saturday April 13 13 Back by popular demand, Thurgoland Welfare are having a soul night with Luther, plus Motown disco at the village hall. A bar is available to include soft drinks and snacks. pay on the door or phone. Margaret on 0114 2885037. 13 Family Race Night, Grenoside Scout and Guide HQ, Saltbox Lane, S35 8QS. 7pm. Adults £5 includes Pie & Peas, Kids £2.50 includes Hot Dog. Bring your own drinks. Phone 07503217410. 13 Bradflix Film Club, Bradfield Village Hall, Low Bradfield, ‘Smallfoot’’, 3pm, bar and refreshments, bring your own chair or bean bag if you wish, www.bradflix.co.uk 13 Easter Egg Hunt in Chapeltown Park from 10.30am to 12.30pm. Free event. Come and search for Easter tokens around the park – take them to the bandstand to exchange for a free Easter egg or bag of sweets. Refreshments available. All welcome. 13 Craft, coffee and prayer morning. St John’s Church, Deepcar. 9.30am. All welcome.

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Sunday April 14 14 Classic Car Rally Daffodil Run in support of Marie Curie Cancer Care & setting off from Fox Valley. The event is hosted by MG Car Club Yorkshire Centre, all types of classic car welcome. For more information visit our website mgccyorkshire.co.uk 9am at Fox Valley Retail Park, the rally sets off at 11am for a 90 mile route round Yorkshire and Derbyshire 14 Indoor Car Boot Sale - Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre. Open to buyers 10am to 2pm. Stalls £10 per table. To book a stall please telephone 0114 2883792. Monday April 15 15 Millhouse Green Male Voice Choir practice at 7.30pm at Millhouse Green Institute. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Keith on 01226 763754. Tuesday April 16 16 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens meeting w- a visit to Cannon Hall Gardens with Linda Higgs. All welcome, admission is £2.50, free for friends of Wortley Hall Gardens. If you are interested contact Barry on 0114 2830056. 16 St. Ann’s Club, Haywood Lane, S36 2QQ. Open mic night. Start 8.15pm. All genres welcome! Free entry. PA available on the night. Wednesday April

17 17 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome, Local History Morning Round Walk at Dungworth led by Malcolm Nunn, start at 10.30am from outside the Royal Hotel in Dungworth return around 1pm, 2337463. Free but donation appreciated to cover costs of insurance and admin. 17 Bolsterstone Archaeology and Heritage Group. Meeting 7.30pm, Christ Church Hall. A talk by Margaret Boulton, A History Of Allotments In Sheffield. All welcome. Thursday April 18 18 10am – 12pm. Body image and self-confidence “I can’t do that I’m too embarrassed!” “People will stare.”“I’m not very good at it.”“I’m overweight.” “I’m too old.” Sound familiar? Helen of Dance Fit with Helen will be talking about how she became more body confident and how you can too. Also Taster Dance fit. Only £2 inc. refreshments Balfour House, Stocksbridge, Sheffield, S36 1LQ. Booking essential Kath 07596130043. 18 Thurgoland Local History Group meeting at Thurgoland Village Hall at 7.30pm. The speaker is Dr. John Hargreaves with a talk about “Percy Shaw, Cats eyes man”. All welcome, admission is £2. For more information please contact Maurice on 0114 2883482, or Margaret on 0114 2885037. 18 Hillsborough and Owlerton Local History Group - ‘The Roman Road Project’ by David H Ingliss, 7.45pm, Hillsborough Sports Arena, Hillsborough Park, S6 4HA, £2 for visitors, 2863017. Friday April 19 19 Messy Church for Easter at St Mark’s Church Grenoside. Fun and activities for all the family including refreshments. Please come along to the church hall at 9.45am to 12 noon. Please note the change of time. Saturday April 20 20 Bradfield Village Hall, Bradfield Market - food, crafts and refreshments, 9am to 2pm, 2851227. 20 Bradflix Film Club, Bradfield Village Hall, Low Bradfield, ‘A Star is Born (15)’, 7pm, bar and refreshments, bring your own chair or bean bag if you wish, www.bradflix.co.uk Sunday April 21 21 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - ‘Commoners Muck In Day’ - on the Common Heathland improvement, meet at Rural Lane car park, off Worrall Road, Wadsley, come along any time between 10am to 3pm, tools and gloves provided, 2348425. Wednesday April 24 24 Thurgoland Community Choir practice at 7.30pm. The practice will be at Crane Moor Chapel as usual. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Elaine on 0114 2845494 or Julie on 0114 2830613. Thursday April 25 25 Try “Singing 4 Fun” at Holy Trinity Church, Thurgoland, from 10.30am to 12am. Followed by refreshments. No auditions, no musical experience necessary. All

What’s On welcome, contact Judith on 0114 2830083. Singing 4 Fun is a Dementia Friendly event. Friday April 26 26 Free six-week practical computer course starts at Foxhill Forum, 1.15pm to 3.15pm. For complete beginners: using the Internet, Email, Word Processing, Desktop Publishing. Delivered by a qualified and friendly ICT tutor. To book a place phone Andrew on 0114 231 5522. 26 Mothers Union coffee morning at St Saviour’s Church, Mortomley Lane, High Green. 10.30am to 12 noon. Homemade cakes and coffee – all welcome. Good company. Saturday April 27 27 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - Spring Flowers, A guided walk around Wadsley Common - A saunter round the Commons looking for the early season flowers led by Alan Smith Meet 10am. Rural Lane Car Park, off Worrall Road, Wadsley, S6 4BL. Will last about two hours. 27 Worrall Community Association Bring and Buy 11am to 2pm in the Memorial Hall, Towngate Road, Worrall. Free entry. Refreshments available. All proceeds towards supporting the Children’s Hospital and Worrall Gala. Contributions can be brought to the Memorial Hall on the day or dropped off in advance at Worrall Post Office or 286 Haggstones Road. Tuesday April 30 30 Bolsterstone Village Hall ladies pampering evening and fashion show. Starts at 7.10pm with doors opening at 6.30pm. High Street labels and accessories at greatly reduced prices. Variety of beauty treats. Tickets £5, including pampering treats. Wine and refreshments available. Book early to avoid disappointment! Rita on 0114 2883803 or Carol on 0114 2882230. All proceeds to Bolsterstone Village Hall.

Saturday May 11 11 Oughtibridge Mayfest, 12pm to 3pm on the Millennium Green. There will be stalls, plants, BBQ, cakes and Oughtibridge band will be performing plus lots more. Wednesday May 15 15 Stocksbridge Community Care Group hold their annual meeting in the Town Hall council chambers between 2pm and 3pm. Anybody interested in the work of this group is welcome to attend. Sunday May 19 19 Penistone Ladies Circle annual charity boundary walk starting at 9am at Cubley Hall. Take part in a 16 or 8 mile walk around the Penistone countryside raising money for Barnsley women’s refuge and centrepoint Barnsley. £5 suggested donation for entry. For more details contact penistoneboundarywalk@gmail.com, Facebook@ ladiescircleS36 Monday May 20 20 Bakewell Market and Mason Mill Outlet trip. Pick up 9.30am, return 4pm. Park Drive/Horner Close, luxury coach with lift and toilet. £7. Everyone welcome. Enquiries to Kath on 07596130043. Money to be paid with booking. Valley React is here for the community. Tuesday May 21 21 Worrall Environmental Group meeting – 7.45pm at the Shoulder of Mutton. All Worrallers welcome. Light refreshments afterwards. ONGOING Writing for Pleasure - poetry and prose - Stocksbridge Library. The first Thursday in the month. 2.00 4.00. Ring 01142 883390 or email francesTS36@gmail.com for further information.

Sunday May 5 5 Indoor car boot sale - Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre, open to buyers 10am to 2pm. Stalls £10 per table. To book a stall please telephone 0114 2883792.

Morehall Fly Fishing Club at Morehall Reservoir new season commences March 23. New members welcome, day tickets available. For more details, contact secretary David Watson on 0114 2304052.

Monday May 6 6 Spring Festival at Trinity Community Centre, Thorpe Hesley, S61 2QJ. 11am. £1 entry for adults, children free. Stalls, licensed bar, prosecco bar, hot food, maypole dancing, ‘Celebration of Spring’ in church, children’s games and more. Contact Kay Hester on 07708421017 to book a stall or for further info.

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6 Family open day at St. Nicholas’ Church, Bradfield, 10am to 4pm. Photo exhibition/competition, displays, stalls, refreshments and more.....Free admission. Visit St. Nicholas’ website for more information. Wednesday May 8 8 Fashion Show & Sale, 7pm Grenoside Community Centre, Main Street. S35 8PR. Top brands at bargain prices. Light refreshments available. Tickets £5 – 07503217410. Fundraising for Grenoside Scout and Guide Group.

Cornerstone Cafe - drop in, every Thursday 9-11.30am @ The Christian Centre, Cedar Road, Stocksbridge. All welcome for drinks, food, company, conversation, activities. £1 donation. Racketball at Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre. Every Tuesday at 10.30 - rackets provided. This is a U3A group for the retired and semi-retired. For more information contact Elaine Smith at elainesmith390@gmail.com or ring 07795815784. Creative Writing Session – 6pm -

8pm. Every first Wednesday of the month. £3 per session including tea/coffee & biscuits. First Session free. Ecclesfield Library. Every Thursday - Work-Shop at Foxhill Forum, free drop-in service to help you search and apply for work. 12-4pm. Phone Andrew on 0114 231 5522. Royal Scottish Country Dance Society. For fun, fitness, and friendship, come along every Monday night at Silverdale School, Bents Crescent, Sheffield S11 9QH. For more information contact: Norma on 0114 236 6723 Sheffield Caledonian Society dance class. Weekly class for beginners and experienced dancers. Tuesday night at Holy Trinity Church Hall, Grove Road, Sheffield S7 2GY. For more information contact: Liz on 0114 2360917 or Neil on 01226 762894 Every Friday - Coffee Morning at Foxhill Forum, drop-in 10.30am12.30pm, find out about activities, volunteering opportunities, or just enjoy a cuppa and a chat! Phone Rosalind on 0114 231 5522. Meet and Eat Lunch Club. Every Monday at The Salvation Army Stocksbridge. Spaces available for new members. £4 for a two-course meal and drink. Contact 0114 2830651 for further details. Little Bear Baby & Toddler Group. Ecclesfield Library. Every Friday morning 10am - 11.30am. £1.50 per adult including tea/coffee/ juice & biscuits. 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. Dungworth, Storrs and District WI meeting every second Thursday in the month. Dungworth Village Hall 7pm. All welcome. Info 01142864818. Healing rooms. Free, just drop in, Tuesdays 10.30 - 12.00 at Hillsborough Arena, S6 4HA. All welcome. God cares for you! Healing Rooms at Costa Coffee (on Hillsborough tram stop), Wednesdays 4:30-6:00 pm. Provided free by Hillsborough Healing Rooms team. All welcome! Knit and Natter at Ecclesfield Library. Learn, share, laugh! Weekly Mondays 3-5pm and Wednesdays 12.30-3pm. For more information phone Debbie on 07732844299. Stannington Library Writers Group: Adult creative writing group meeting at Stannington Library S6 6BX on the first Saturday each month from 1pm - 3pm. Cost: First time free then £3 per meeting, light refreshments included. Beginners welcome, all genres. For more details: Contact Sharon by Phone on 07973 847 592

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Glenys POLLARD (Née Kaye) Wife of the late William Pollard, much loved Mother of John, Mary, Anne and June. Grandmother and Great Grandmother. Passed away on the 30th March aged 90.

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CODD Graham Peacefully after a long illness at The Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Graham aged 75 years of Deepcar. Loving Husband to Janet, dear Dad of David and Joanne and treasured Grandad to Matthew, Elliott and Daniel. Father-In-Law to Lynne and Malcolm Graham will be sadly missed by all family and friends. Funeral service will be held at Grenoside Crematorium South Chapel on Thursday 11th April 2019 at 1:30pm. Family flowers only please, donations are appreciated in Graham’s memory.

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At the consultation evening held by the proposed developer Morbaine, they estimated two cars per minute would visit the site during opening hours and at least two deliveries per day before and after hours. There are three primary schools in the area and any one of these could be along the suggested delivery route. The cost to air quality should be a thought that all residents in the surrounding area should consider especially if they have children or grandchildren.

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Can someone please answer this question, why do dog owners pick up their dog’s poo, then drop the bag on the ground? Congratulations to all the children, teachers and They are dropped on the pavement, road, gutter, support staff at Windmill Hill School, who with grass verge and they look unsightly. On Hollin Busk the support of members of Burncross Action Team, Lane there is even a tree which is being decorated left their classrooms over a four day period to join in The Great British Spring Clean 2019. round the base with them! As a dog owner, you should pick up your dog’s poo and dispose of it in a bin. Don’t leave it for the rest of us to sidestep on the pavement, or litter the environment with plastic bags which do not degrade.

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We are a very long-established independent theatre based in Ecclesfield, presenting three plays a year. We are not affiliated to any political party. Please find further information on our website at www.ecclesfieldprioryplayers.co.uk Yours sincerely, Valerie Baggett, EPPiC

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We look forward to welcoming you at The Venue between 10am and 3pm each Friday.

He has become increasingly dismayed by the The project is part of Stocksbridge Community growing amount of litter thrown into the roads and Care Group who have been delivering a quality As a resident of Chapeltown, I would like to raise hedgerows around much of our lovely area. befriending service in the local community for concerns regarding the proposed food discount He goes out litter picking and only this last more than a decade. store at Lane End. weekend picked up six large plastic sacks full on For more information about the Friday Drop In Within a four-mile radius there are in fact 13 food just one stretch of road between Mortimer Road please call the SCCG Office on 0114 283 0141. stores ranging from large/small and convenience (top of Long Lane) and Gill Royd Lane, totalling food stores. about 1.5 miles. The Aldi at Ecclesfield is only a two-mile journey I feel youngsters such as Caleb should be applauded Thank you again, away surely we are at saturation point in this area. for their community spirit! Dave Cooper, Stocksbridge Community Care Group

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The Drop In aims to provide a day when older people in the area have the opportunity to enjoy social interaction, take part in activities, and learn new skills and access entertainment, within a safe and supported environment.

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MYSTERY FLOWERS TWO containers at the bottom of Greaves Road, Ecclesfield, have suddenly been planted out with miniature daisies; but not by the container’s owners. Ecclesfield in Bloom, had left the earth bare for the winter, however, the two containers were then suddenly filled with flowers. Lots of people saw and appreciated the improvement, however it wasn’t until the In Bloom group met for their first meeting of the year that they realised that none of their members had either

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But a fightback from Bottesford saw them draw on the road on Saturday. Keightley, in red hot form, scored twice to put Church 2-0 up at the break. But goals from Wayne Graves and Steve McCarron levelled the scores.

War Memorial Ladies back to winning ways Oughtibridge WM Ladies 4-0 Ollerton Town Ladies OUGHTIBRIDGE War Memorial Ladies quickly got over their cup disappointment with a 4-0 win at home to in form Ollerton in a classic game of keeping a clean sheet at one end whilst taking your chances at the other. Much of the praise must go to keeper Coran Wright and defenders Katie Denton, Milly Wilson and Abigail Towns for defending resolutely in the face of some good football by the away side who just

weren’t allowed to find a cutting edge. Jen Selman broke the deadlock on 26 minutes with a smashing volley into the top corner then the speedy Lauren Turner broke free before laying off to Millie Kenyon to stab home for a 2-0 interval lead. After the break Ollerton looked threatening and the next goal really would decide the game but it was Selman again who headed home superbly from a wicked Kenyon

corner to make it 3-0 before Kenyon took advantage of some hesitant defending to make it 4-0. The War Memorial Ladies shuffled formation in the second half with skipper Kathryn Mudge and Annie Longmore contributing to the clean sheet at the back. This Sunday, the Ladies face their longest away trip to face Kettering Town Ladies in what is sure to be a tough game.

Summer season starts in style THREE of the main sections of Stocksbridge Golf Club started their summer season of competitions, helped again by good weather and superb course conditions. The winter tees have been dispensed with and members now have the challenge of playing under summer rules. First up the Dragons section started their summer cup on April 3. M. Mosforth (23) was the overall winner of the first round with 39 points, ahead of C. Dale (24) on 38 points. Third place was taken by J. Sykes (16) on 37 points. D. Haley (13) and N. Weaver (17) also had 37 points but scored less well on the back nine holes. The gents section played their first summer competition on the 6th April with an unusual format. A three player team game, using an unusual stableford format, nicknamed

the Pros Waltz. The scoring comes from one player on the first hole, two for the second and three for the third, with the format repeating for the remainder of the round. The winning three ball was P. Elliott, S. Clayton and C. Page with an impressive score of 81 points. Second were E. Steele, L. Hydes and W. Lazenby with 80 points. P. Westhead, S. Cain and D. Peace were third also with 80 points but a slightly lower back nine. 16 groups of three overall played in the format and one player of note, Gary Siddons, managed three birdie twos in his round. The ladies section played a competition level stableford on April 7. A small field took part with Heather Evans (31) won with 31 points. Bev Sykes (27) was second with 27 points and Sue Hill (21) third with 26 points.

Positives from defeat for Tigers SHEFFIELD boss Simon Stead felt there were “lots of positives” after a hard-fought defeat at Redcar. The Tigers led by two points after Heat Seven but eventually went down 49-39 on a controversial night on Teesside. Drew Kemp was controversially excluded in Heat 8 after a great four-lap battle with Tom Bacon and that seemed to swing the clash in the home side’s favour. Perhaps the biggest talking point of the night was Heat 14 when Ty Proc-

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MOT’s £35.00 HISTORY was made at the weekend as a team from Penistone Footpath Runners took part in the English National Road Relay Championships at Sutton Park, the premier club road running event in the country. The competition involved running six stages around the iconic Midlands course, each athlete completing either 3.1 miles or 5.3 miles. The six ladies racing with the best club runners in the country were Julia Cobham, Lesley Parker, Rachael Mayston, Becky Timms, Jill Carlton and Jill Scrivens who completed their 23 miles in a time of 2-55-26. This was enough to see them finish in 44th place overall. During the week Penistone runners took part in this year’s first running of the Trunce and the Spencer’s Dash races. 56 Penistone runners took part in the Trunce and 50 in the Spencer’s Dash.

Penistone were particularly successful at the Spencer’s Dash claiming five of the first six places. First back was Scott Hinchliffe in 19-57 followed by Gareth Cooke, 20-27, and in third Andrew Hepenstall finishing in 21-29. Hugh Mackie placed second at the junior Trunce race in a personal best time of 14-28 and Imogen Wolff was the second junior girl back in 16-04. In the senior races Lee Storey was the first Penistone runner back finishing twelfth overall in a time of 27-29. He was followed by Daren Nockels (18th, 2803) and Damian Kilpin (21st, 28-20). First lady back in 98th place for Penistone was the fast improving Sam Shaw in 33-28. She was followed by Becky Timms (104th, 34-07) and Julie Darigala (121st 34-54).

Sarah Walch competed in the 50 kilometre Kielder Ultra finishing in a time of 5-38-53 and was tenth lady. Andy Walch competed in the 32 kilometre version of the race and finished in 3-36-44 giving him 23rd place. Up on the fells over Hayfield eleven Penistone runners competed in the Chicken run. First Penistone runner back was Richard Mackie. Elsewhere on the fells Ian Charlesworth took part in the second English Championship fell race at Howgill. Ian completed the 14.5 mile course which includes 6,800 feet of ascent in 4-25-26 which placed him 274th overall.

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Sam Shaw and Keith Gordon were both rewarded with club records after they made the trip to Hornsea to take part in the slightly unSeven Penistone runners made the short trip usual Hornsea 1/3 Marathon. Sam claimed over the Pennines to compete in the Man- the Ladies club record, beating the previous mark by 5 minutes in a time of 1-03-15. Keith chester Marathon. broke the over-70 man’s record in a time of Gareth Cooke broke his own club record fin- 1-11-27. ishing in an amazing time of 2-26-48 which gave him an overall finish of 7th place. Next To top it all Sam tool third place in the ladies in for Penistone was Gary Briscoe in a per- race and Keith second in the male over-70 catsonal best time of 2-50-38. Jemma Williams egory.

PIGS STILL IN TWO COMPETITIONS

IT was an eventful week for Stocksbridge RUFC but after a win and a defeat, they are still in the two competitions they are pursuing.

They made the trip to Leeds-based Burley on Saturday and a squad depleted due to late drop outs and travelling issues put up a brave show before going down narrowly by 25-20. Due to an unexpected chain of events, despite this loss, Stocksbridge get another bite at the cherry with a top four play off semi final at home to Thirsk at the weekend, where the Piggies will be keen to make amends and take the extra opportunity. Injuries and player availability forced head coach Keenan to recall

veteran playmaker Wayne Hirst, along with the evergreen Dan Lowe to the starting line up. A surprise late inclusion of former PNG Rugby League International and Sheffield Eagles legend Menzie Yere helped bolster the midfield. On a small, undulating pitch, the visitors started poorly, perhaps trying to work out their roles and understand the new combinations. However, they gave away several penalties and a kickable one gave the home side an early lead. Although Bowskill added a penalty to bring Stocksbridge into the game, Burley broke the shackles and against the run of play scored a try of their own to stretch the lead, making it 10-3 at half time.

Stocksbridge took the game to their opponents after the break and were rewarded with a Bowskill penalty to bring them within four points of the home side. The visitors took the lead when Frith fed Yere and he danced around a couple of tacklers to score under the posts and Bowskill tagged on the conversion. Player coach Keenan suffered a pulled hamstring, and Spencer and Whitaker also had to be replaced as Stocksbridge went down to the bare bones of the squad. A yellow card and 10 minutes in the sin bin for Bowskill created enough room for the Burley winger to squeeze in at the corner to restore the lead for the home side.

The game changing moment came in the 72nd minute, when a loose Bowskill clearance was collected by the home full back, with nothing seemingly available to him, he rode a couple of weak tackling efforts, then sent a speculative kick into the Stocksbridge 20 and as Yere and Frith watched on in horror, the ball took a bounce only a rugby ball can and went straight back into the full backs arms. He scored unchallenged under the sticks. Shortly after Yere was harshly sin binned and the home kicker slotted the resulting penalty to put a bit of daylight between the two sides. Stocksbridge never gave up and to their credit had the final say when Hirst and O’Leary combined to send veteran flyer Dan Lowe over

in the corner and Bowskill nailed a difficult conversion to bring the visitors within a converted score of victory. In their other game of the week, Stocksbridge roared into the South Yorkshire Trophy Uniplex Bowl Competition semi finals with a thrilling victory in a physical encounter with Barnsley’s second string, eventually running out 2017 winners on Wednesday evening. Stocksbridge host Wheatley Hills’ second string in the mid week cup semi-final on Wednesday evening at 6.30pm, followed by the Shield semi final on Saturday, when the visitors are Thirsk. Kick off is 3pm, entrance is free and all are welcome.

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STOCKSBRIDGE steered further clear of the relegation zone on Saturday afternoon as two first half goals from Scott Ruthven and Luke Mangham saw the Steels overcome relegation rivals AFC Mansfield at the Forest Town Arena.

The visitors’ hard work paid off, however, in the 29th minute with a beautifully worked goal. After brilliant work by the Steels midfielders to create the opening for Luke Mangham on the right hand side of the box, Mangham cut the ball back into the centre of the box where Scott Ruthven was ready and waiting to pounce like a tiger on the opportunity at his feet.

The result sees Steels move up to 14th in the table, nine points from the relegation zone. There could have been a penalty given in favour of the visitors from South Yorkshire after five minutes when Ruthven was held back in the box by Jordan Annable, who made a number of errors in the game.

The Steels number nine smashed the ball, first time, into the roof of the net, beating Jason White with his ferocious shot that all developed because of the goalscorer dispossessing a Mansfield Town defender earlier on in the build up to the goal.

Although Scott Ruthven went down under the challenge, there were very little appeals from the Stocksbridge bench, and

The Steels’ second then followed. Stocksbridge did well down the right wing to work the Mans-

field defence, the winger on the far side cut it back and Rory Coleman aimed his shot for the bottom right corner. His shot was blocked by the AFC Mansfield defence who did well to divert danger away for a corner, but the resulting corner which was taken by Rory Coleman found the head of Luke Mangham who was situated on the far post. His header found the bottom left of the goal, beating Jason White for the second time. Although, many AFC Mansfield players protested as they thought there was a foul in the build up to the goal and that it should have been ruled out because of this. But the referee waved it away as nonsense and the goal stood. But in the second half, the tables turned. As substitute Dawes ran down the right wing, he cut back to find a way into the box.

But as he found a route into a promising position, Jordan Lemon made a mistake by taking down the Mansfield attacker in the box and the referee had no other option but to point to the spot. Dawes stepped up against young keeper David Robson and turned the Steels keeper the wrong way, slotting the penalty straight down the middle with Robson diving to the right of goal. Despite two late penalty shouts being turned away by the referee, one that was very lucky to have been waved away after a Steels defender handled the ball in the area, Stocksbridge held off the AFC Mansfield pressure to earn a valuable three points in their relegation battle. Steels are away to Carlton on Saturday April 13, with a 3pm kick off.

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