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18th April 2019
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summer school in London against worldwide competition, which is a huge achievement in itself. However, this week all her dreams really did come true when she found out she was to be a senior associate. This means Beth will travel every Saturday to take classes with the Royal ballet. Both Adam and Beth attend The Pickering Academy of
Dance at the Newton Hall in Chapeltown. The principal of the school, Melanie Pickering, described Adam and Beth as having the talent, the passion and the dedication to make it to the top. Adam and Beth with their fellow dancers will perform at Rotherham Civic Theatre in July.
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CITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS - Thursday 2nd
BETRAYED NATIONALLY, DON’T BE BETRAYED LOCALLY ELECT
This is a local election about local issues. However, whether you voted Leave or Remain, most people agree that democracy is being dangerously undermined by our MPs. A vote for your local UKIP candidate can achieve two things: -
DAVE BOOKER East Ecclesfield
RE-ELECT
ELECT
JOHN BOOKER GRAEME WADDICAR West Ecclesfield Stocksbridge & Upper Don
Gaining another hard-working councillor standing up for your issues in Sheffield Town Hall alongside our existing councillors Jack Clarkson and John Booker. Sending a message to the establishment parties that you are not happy with their performance.
The report below which appeared in The Star on 6th March 2019 gives you a flavour of the stance UKIP takes in council on local and national issues: UKIP councillors Jack Clarkson and John Booker said their budget attempted to be a “force of good” in the community: They would have a night cafe where homeless people could find help and stay warm. A fund would be established for community murals to be painted around the city where graffiti is a problem. They would tackle fly-tipping with extra enforcement officers, CCTV in hot spots and “bring out your rubbish” days with community skips. Pop-up gyms would be set up to encourage young people to get fit and healthy, be active members of the community and stay safe from crime.
UKIP is fielding 22 candidates for Sheffield Council – imagine what a difference we could make if instead of 2 we were 22!
In an entertaining speech at full council, Cllr John Booker said: “We have a Conservative Party that doesn’t conserve and we have a Labour Party that doesn’t work. The Lib Dems are neither liberal nor democratic. The Green Party are like watermelons, they’re Green on the outside but Labour red on the inside. And the only thing The Independent Group is independent from is reality. Then there is UKIP – over four million people voted for us nationally.” He concluded with an impression of Winston Churchill and said: “Never in the field of modern politics have so many been represented by so few. There has to be a better way”. Published and promoted by Karen Waddicar, 34 Church Street, Oughtibridge S35 0FW
