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Stocksbridge man walks away from court with suspended sentence after admitting sexual activity with a child

Stephen Turner, 33, of Stocksbridge has been sentenced to six months, suspended for 18 months, for two counts of sexual activity with a child, during a hearing held at Sheffield Crown Court. Both offences were committed against the same 14-year-old girl, who cannot be named for legal reasons.

The run up to Easter saw Dearne Valley Walking Group celebrate its tenth birthday with its weeklong Dearne Valley Walking Festival 2019 to raise funds for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance.

The festival was an outstanding success with excellent attendances across all eight days which saw the attendees walk a combined distance of 1098 miles. More importantly the festival raised a magnificent total of £720 for Yorkshire Air Ambulance.

In a stomach churning victim personal statement read to the court, the girl described the impact Turner’s offending continues to have on her life.

“What Stephen did to me was horrible. I don’t think about it all the time, but it still comes into my head.

Turner was ordered to place himself on the sex offenders’ register from the date he entered his first guilty plea.

“I don’t like to think about it, it still upsets me,” said the girl.

Judge Graham Reeds QC also made Turner the subject of a threeyear sexual harm prevention order, the purpose of which is to try and prevent Turner from committing more sexual crimes by imposing a set of conditions which limit his use of the internet and his contact with children under the age of 16.

Turner’s offending came to light when the girl told a school teacher about what had happened to her. Turner, who has previously been convicted of an offence of battery committed against his wife, pleaded guilty to two offences of sexual activity with a child in earlier hearings.

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‘A Night at the Oscars’ A Night at the Oscars In association with Dan Timmins and FOX VALLEY VOICES

FRIDAY• 21ST JUNE Join us for a fabulous night of fine Italian food and LIVE MUSIC FROM STAGE AND SCREEN INCLUDING SONGS FROM:

Oliver, Les Misérables, The Lion King and many more! 6.00PM DOORS OPEN 6.30pm LIVE PIANO MUSIC 7.00pm Starters to be served 7.30pm Act One 7.45pm Main Course 8.35pm Act two 8.55pm Dessert to be served / LIVE PIANO MUSIC 9.15pm Act three 9.40pm End of music but the Bar will remain open!

Tickets are £45 per person and include a welcoming glass of Prosecco and three course special menu prepared by Head Chef Roberto.

Tickets booked before end of May will be discounted to £40 each – spaces are limited!

In keeping with Ponti’s Italian Kitchen’s tradition of bringing musical entertainment to the area, the stylish yet casual Italian restaurant is proud to announce an exciting collaboration to bring you a ‘Night at the Oscars’ Ponti’s have teamed up with their dear friend, Musical Director of Fox Valley Voices, Daniel Timmins, with Manager, Argys Myrtja enthusing’ A Night at the Oscars is going to a fabulous evening where great food meets great entertainment in the wonderful setting of our

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Ponti’s invites guests to get glammed up for the event as they will arrive in style with a red carpet entrance and a welcome glass of Prosecco. The evening will commence with Live Piano music followed by 3 courses prepared by Head Chef Roberto with musical interludes of live music from stage and screen performed by Fox Valley Voices. Tickets are priced at £45 per person, but if you book by the end of May tickets are

The Perini and Perini Bar located on the upper level of Ponti’s Fox Valley based restaurant is the ideal venue for celebrations of any type from birthday parties to baby showers and is also a licensed venue for your wedding ceremony and evening celebrations. To book your place Call Argys or Rizart at Ponti’s on 0114 288 7475

Missing ring plea A widow is offering £500 for her ring she accidentally dropped in the car park of Chapeltown Quality Hotel Sheffield North, formerly the Staindrop Lodge on Sarurday, 20th April. Vanda 63 from Cambridge is desperate for it’s safe return, as it was the first ring bought for her by her late husband and therefore hugely sentimental. She has even spent two days sweeping the car park hoping to find it. Vanda feels someone probably picked it up for safe keeping intending to put it on the Lost and Found police register. Unfortunately, due to cuts, this service no longer exists and so she is doing everything in her power to spread the word, especially via social websites, for its safe return. Contact the hotel if you have any information.

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SHOW HOME AT HIGH GREEN DEVELOPMENT SET TO OPEN ITS DOORS

The show home at an exciting new residential development in High Green is opening its doors for the first time on Saturday 4th May.

Eggcellent Easter The children at Royd Nursery Infant School and Deepcar St John’s Junior School had an “eggciting” day taking part in a range of Easter activities.

Orchard Croft is located off Wortley Road and comprises of fourteen contemporary detached and semi-detached family homes, proudly presented by Yorkshirebased developer Erris Homes.

Traditionally at Royd the children have participated in the ‘Best Decorated Egg’ and and ‘Easter Bonnet/Hat parade’ whilst at Deepcar the children have participated in an ‘Egg Rolling’ competition.

The spacious four bedroom semi-detached show home is arranged over three floors and comes complete with two family bathrooms and a fully-fitted designer kitchen. It has been expertly dressed throughout by well-known interior designer, Jeanette Holmes. Jeanette said: “Our objective whenever we go into a newly built property is to create a lifestyle and not simply a show home. At Orchard Croft we have adopted a very ‘on-trend’ industrial urban loft style feel with a striking colour palette of orange, grey, steel and black. “It will appeal to all age groups and the stylish and contemporary feel makes good use of the abundant space available. From the minute people walk through the door we want them to envisage their individual lifestyles and allow their creativity and imagination to style their own dream home.” Meanwhile, Jeanette will be on hand throughout the launch weekend to provide free interior design consultations to anyone who is in need of a little inspiration.

Miss Jones, Executive Headteacher of the Royd and Deepcar commented “This year we have decided to merge the schools traditions together so that all children from both schools got to decorate an egg, roll an egg and wear an “The show home also provides potential buyers Easter bonnet/hat”. Sandra Spooner, Sales Manager at Erris Homes, added: “We cannot wait to welcome people to the stunning show home. Jeanette has done a wonderful job on the interior design and has definitely created the ‘wow factor’.

with the perfect opportunity to view a whole range of designer features from our partner suppliers including Twyford Bathrooms and Vado taps which Mr Sly, Deputy Headteacher at Royd, together form part of a top-class specification. commented “The children really en-

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HIGH STREET TRANSFORMATION An ambitious plan to transform Stockbridge’s High Street has been unveiled and work is underway to secure the funds to make this vision a reality.

The town’s traditional retail area of Manchester Road has suffered in recent years from poor building designs, a lack of investment, and inactive, often absent, landlords. In order to return the street to its former glories Labour councillors are putting their weight behind an ambitious bid to government for millions of pounds now available from the Future High Streets programme. Labour is hoping that and they have a ready-made plan to deliver the change needed.

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Dransfield Properties, the company behind the successful Fox Valley development has worked with the council on the bid, with the company having a track record of partnership working in other parts of the country to deliver town centre transformation. Amanda Holmes of Dransfield Properties, , said: “We are delighted to be working with local members and Sheffield City Council’s officers on a bid to transform Manchester Road in Stocksbridge.”

Mayor of Stocksbridge Julie Grocutt has worked alongside Sheffield’s Labour councillors in bidding for the multi-million pound investment deal and commented: “As a local resident for many years I can remember when our High Street had so much more going for it... I am proud of the fact that Stockbridge has a strong local identity. However, the heart of the town is in urgent need of investment to reshape it, to create new uses and activity for a sustainable future.”

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Police forces across the country are being given an extra £100 million to tackle serious violence. South Yorkshire Police will receive £2m of this to carry out surge activities.

Surge operations will target those areas of South Yorkshire where there have been incidents of knife crime in public places. Most of the money for a surge in operations is going to just 7 forces. The others are the Metropolitan Police (London), West Midlands, Greater Manchester, Merseyside, West Yorkshire and South Wales. The seven forces account for 60% of hospital admissions for assault by a sharp object over the last three years. Dr Alan Billings, South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner said: “Knife crime is a national problem, especially in the urban areas. I believe South Yorkshire Police, together with partners, are already getting on top of it in the county. We do not see anything like the situation that Londoners have to face. We must especially ensure that young people are not drawn into gangs and that requires a big community effort by police, schools, the local authorities, community groups and parents.”

Churches Together in Stocksbridge and Deepcar District ensured that the Easter Cross once again shone out across the valley this year. Liberty Steel, thanks to Messrs Mick Hood and Dave Straw have once again kindly supplied the power to light the Cross for the community to appreciate. Father and son John and Wayne Hirst (St. Ann’s Church) ensured

Iceland opened its new Fox Valley store at 8am on Tuesday April 30 – following an investment by the supermarket chain of more than £500,000.

The new store boasts 6,975 sq. ft. unit between Home Bargains and Aldi at the north Sheffield shopping centre. More than 30 new jobs have been created. Iceland is recognised as the leader in frozen food with over 900 stores in the UK. The company prides itself on being a convenient and friendly place to do the family’s weekly shop, as well as to meet everyone’s daily top-up shopping needs for fresh, chilled and frozen food and groceries.

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Exciting plans proposed to develop green space in the heart of Stocksbridge Stocksbridge residents have the chance to show their support for an exciting new project which will see improvements to a green space in the heart of the town, with a public vote taking place on Wednesday 8th May. Town centre based charity, the Steel Valley Project, has unveiled a proposal to install new seating, a natural play area, planting, way-marking and footpath improvements to the existing Edward Street site located near to the Co-op. The proposals include an amphitheatre seating area, giving extensive views across the valley and a relaxing space for people to stop for a break. A 2018 survey asked Stocksbridge and Deepcar residents about their use of local parks and countryside with the results showing that an overwhelming 86% of people visit them for walking and 59% wanting improved play facilities. Upgraded paths, more seating and enhanced habitats for wildlife also ranked highly. The plans for Edward Street have incorporated these elements in order to deliver something which residents really want. The work would be undertaken by the charity and their team of local volunteers alongside specialist contrac-

tors, enabling the community to be directly involved in the project. Steel Valley Project approached Enzygo, a multi-disciplinary environmental consultancy located in Stocksbridge, who believe they should positively contribute to the areas where they are based. Enzygo jumped at the opportunity to support the funding application for the Edward Street Greenspace utilising their in-house landscape design team. Graham Bailey, Associate Director Landscape for Enzygo said: “If successful we look forward to developing and delivering our design concept with the local community and SVP.” The total cost of the project is £27.5k, of which £25k has been applied for through the Community Infrastructure Levy, which helps local authorities deliver facilities and services to support new homes and businesses in the area. The remaining funding would then come from other external funding. To ensure that the plans can go ahead, members of the public will need to vote for the Steel Valley Project in a public meeting taking place on Wednesday 8th May 2018, 6.30pm at The Venue on Manchester Road. There are a number of different applicants for the funding, each of whom will give

a 5 minute presentation on their project. This will be followed by a period of time for people to browse displays and ask questions, before finally casting their vote. Tom Newman, Project Manager for the Steel Valley Project, said: “This is an exciting project which will

Fun run in memory of tragic young brothers

The team at the Sheffield property firm Dransfield Properties are supporting an annual fun run due to take place in June in memory of Penistone brothers Jack and Paul Sykes. The company’s charitable foundation is supporting the 2.5km event which will take place in Penistone on June 8th, by donating the medals which will be presented to all those taking part. The run was founded four years ago by a group of organisers including Emma Stead, who works as an accountant for the DPL owned Sanderson’s Department Store at Fox Valley. This year the run will take place on the same weekend as Penistone Gala for the first time and organisers are hoping to attract a good number of runners. Every single penny raised in the fun run will go towards Heads Together (Barnsley), the charity set up in memory of Jack and Paul who were

just 12 and nine when they died in a house fire started by their father in 2014.

Claire Throssell added: “I am really touched at the support from businesses like Dransfield Properties and from the

Overall, while crime nationally increased by 7%, in South Yorkshire there was a slight fall of 2%.

community in Penistone for this wonderful event in Jack and Paul’s memory.” The meeting point for the run is the Penistone Gala Marquee, Penistone Recreation Ground, Penistone, it starts at 10:45am on Saturday June 8th and is open to all ages. Picture shows Emma Stead (right) with Claire Throssell and the running medals.

enable the plans to go ahead and for us to make a real improvement space in the town centre.” To learn more about the Steel Valley Project & Enzygo, visit www. steelvalleyproject.org & www.enzygo.com

Crime falls in South Yorkshire

The crime statistics for 2018 released last week show a mixed picture both nationally and in South Yorkshire.

Jack and Paul’s Mum Claire Throssell is attending the fun run event and will be presenting the medals to all the finishers. Emma Stead said: “The fun run has grown every year since our first fun run in 2016 and we are delighted to have the support of the Dransfield Foundation for this year’s event. The medals are a lovely keepsake for all our runners and we’re hoping for a good number of participants to help us raise as much money as possible for the charity.”

take a currently neglected green space and develop it into something which is tailored to the needs of local residents and located right in the heart of town. We encourage people to come along to the meeting, look at the plans and have a chat with us to find out more. Public support and votes are needed to

Crimes that have decreased in South Yorkshire include: sexual offences (-5%), thefts (-11%), criminal damage and arson (-12%). Most significantly, knife crime and sharp instrument offences fell by 3%. Crimes that have increased in South Yorkshire – such as violence against the person (13%), stalking and harassment (38%), possession of weapons (12%) and public order offences (8%) – have generally done so at rates

that are less than the national and regional averages.

schools to ensure young people understand the risks.

Dr Alan Billings, South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner said: “Any increase in crime is unwelcome news. However, South Yorkshire does seem to be bucking some of the national trends with significant falls in some crimes.

“Drug offences rose by 16% – more than the regional increase of 14%, but this is a crime that requires the proactive approach from the police in order to find and prosecute the perpetrators.

“I am particularly pleased to see that knife crimes fell albeit slightly by 3%. This is not the public perception because we tend to be over-influenced by the high profile reporting of a few incidents. “We need to turn these latest figures for knife crimes into a trend and that will only happen if we can continue to get upstream of crime. “We need to work with partners to get people off drugs and we need to work with

“The funding we are going to receive from the government will also enable the police to disrupt the gangs, especially those involved in drugs. “But what we also need to notice and give more scrutiny to are the significant rises both locally and nationally in forms of psychological violence – stalking, harassment, domestic abuse and offences on social media. Increasingly the police are having to keep us safe on the internet as well as the streets.”

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Organist Phil Kelsall takes a break from his 43rd year of entertaining the seaside revellers at the famous Blackpool Tower Ballroom Wurlitzer to perform a concert at the Penistone Paramount on the mighty Compton organ. The show on May 11th at 2-30pm will reflect the bright and breezy style of popular music that has commonly become known as the “Blackpool Style” and include old and new favourites from stage , screen and radio. Music that brings memories flooding back.

High Green litter pickers triumph again over the high amounts of litter that is regularly being left on Greaves Lane in High Green. This is a combination of litter from fast-food outlets eating pedestrians and parked vehicles as well as flytipping. It is a constant battle, but the team in High Green are showing that High Greeners will not accept the disregard for this pretty Lane.

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The Penistone Cinema Organ Trust also hold afternoon tea dances every Wednesday at the Astoria Centre, Barugh Green, Barnsley, from 1 to 4 pm with dancing to the live music of the Compton Cinema Organ.

A special recognition award has been awarded to Stocksbridge Park Steels FC for the work they have done in the community which ultimately saved a young mans life.

Every Thursday at the Astoria Centre, Barugh Green, Barnsley, at 1pm the Trust hold a concert of popular music played on the Compton organ with Kevin Grunill or guest organist playing the Compton organ. Further details on 07944 566972.

The junior club have continued efforts to ensure the safety of not only players, but the wider community. Cheryl Dodsworth has worked tirelessly collecting donations, with Fox Valley and Wortley Rotary Club making significant donations. The Daniel Wilkinson Foundation has made a real difference in promoting the importance of The Defibrillators and training for club officials and volunteers continues

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Wednesday May 1 1 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.

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1 Stocksbridge and District WI are meeting at Christchurch Community Hall at 6.45 for 7pm start. Floral Magic will be demonstrating a floral arrangement with a workshop. Please bring a cup and saucer and a pair of scissors. There will be a competition for the best arrangement. Please book tickets on 07939941818. £7 including flowers and refreshments. Thursday May 2 2 The launch of Hillsborough and Owlerton Retale, four cine films converted to DVD 1930s to 1950s. With a small grant from the lottery. 7pm at the Hillsborough Sports Arena, Middlewood Road, S6 4HA. Telephone 2863017 or 2349371. Saturday May 4 4 Jumble sale 10am, Salvation Army, Victoria Street, Stocksbridge. Singing by Heart (social time and singing) for people living with Dementia and their carers. 4 Sheffield Wildlife Trust - Join ecologists and nature enthusiasts for a day of family friendly wildlife surveys at Wadsley & Loxley common! A Bioblitz is a fun way to learn about your local wildlife while helping to gather important biological data. Events include guided walks and ecological surveys and will run throughout the day, culminate in an evening bat walk from South Yorkshire Bat Group. Please see www.wildsheffield.com/whats-on/ for further details of events and times. Free event – 9am to 3pm. Bat walk 8.50pm.

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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. 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. 6 Science Club 2pm to 4 pm at the Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive, S36 1EG. £1.50 for children. More details at enquiries@inmanpavilion.org.uk or 07966 720 773. Tuesday May 7 7 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome, Local History Evening Round Walk in Loxley area led by Malcolm Nunn, start at 7pm from Loxley Green (junction of Rodney Hill and Loxley Road), returning around 9pm, 2337463. Free but donation appreciated to cover costs of insurance and admin. 7 Chapeltown and Ecclesfield Townswomen’s Guild hold their meetings on the first Tuesday of each month at Chapeltown Methodist Church at 2 p.m. The Speaker this week will be talking about ‘Jigsaws’. Visitors/New Members are always welcome. For further details, please phone 0114 2458837. 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. 8 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. 8 10.30am to noon, Salvation Army, Victoria Street, Stocksbridge. Free event with refreshments provided. 8 Chapeltown WI will hold the Resolutions meeting at 7.30pm in Chapeltown Library. The competition is for a six-inch knitted square. New members and visitors are always welcome. Thursday May 9 9 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. 9 Stocksbridge & District History society Christ Church hall 7pm AGM and presentation. All are welcome. 9 Stocksbridge & upper Don 50+ group will meet 2-3.30pm in the council chamber, Stocksbridge town hall. New members welcome. Friday May 10 10 Stocksbridge & upper don community Health forum will meet 10.30am – 12 noon at the venue. All welcome to attend.

What’s On birds led by Anne & John Robinson. Meet 5 am. Rural Lane Car Park, off Worrall Road, Wadsley, S6 4BL. Sorry no dogs, 2348472. 11 Bradflix Film Club, Bradfield Village Hall, Low Bradfield, ‘How to Train Your Dragon, The Hidden World’ (if released), 3pm, bar and refreshments, bring your own chair or bean bag if you wish, www.bradflix.co.uk 11 at 9.30 am. Craft, coffee and prayer morning. St John’s Church, Deepcar. All welcome. 11 Blackpool Tower organist Phil Kelsall in concert on the Might Compton Cinema Organ, at Penistone ParamountAdvanced tickets on the Paramount website, in person at the Paramount box office, by telephone on 01226 767496 and 07944 566972 or pay on the door. Monday May 13 13 Dogs Trust 11am - 3 pm at the Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive S361EG. Free microchipping and advice, FREE basic health check including nail clipping. 13 Millhouse Green Male Voice Choir practice at 7.30pm. The practice will be at Millhouse Green Institute. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Keith on 01226 763754. 13 Bradfield Historical Society - ‘RAF Wortley’ by Duncan Simpson, 7.30, Bradfield Village Hall, 2337463. Visitors welcome. 13 Wharncliffe Side W.I. meet in the village hall at 7pm. Resolutions with nibbles. Everyone welcome. Tuesday May 14 14 New for 2019 Thurgoland Tuesday Group is open to both men and women of all ages. 7.30 pm. The speaker is Leslie with a talk about the work of Homestead Senior Care, the venue is Thurgoland School as usual. Contact Joan Methley on 0114 4535139. 14 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome, Local History Morning Round Walk led by Malcolm Nunn, start at 10.30am from Cut-throat Bridge (A57 lay-by), returning around 2pm, 2337463. Free but donation appreciated to cover costs of insurance and admin. Bring packed lunch. 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. 15 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.

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.

Thursday May 16 16 Thurgoland Local History Group meeting at Thurgoland Village Hall at 7.30pm. The speaker is Richard Wright with a talk about “Navvies on Woodhead”. All welcome, admission is £2. For more information please contact Maurice on 0114 2883482, or Margaret on 0114 2885037.

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I read with interest your article about the nineteen year old trying to become the youngest Councillor in parish history. I remember Mark Denton who was elected as a parish councillor in the nineteen nineties. Unfortunately when he went to university he found it difficult to attend and was forced off the council. I would also like to point out that Paul Swift Jamesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s father was co opted onto the Parish saying he was a Lib Dem. Just a few months later he is standing as a so called Independent councillor for EPIC. I was elected in 2015 as a Labour Party Parish Councillor. I wrote in my leaflet â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;I believe Parish Councils should be non-political, just working together for every ones benefit.â&#x20AC;&#x2122; I have kept to that always voting as I believe to be the best for the local community. The last eighteen months has been difficult as four excellent clerks have resigned from the Council because of the disruptive, bullying behaviour of the ex UKIP now Independent councillors and their followers. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s one thing criticising fellow councillors but criticising Council staff who are unable to argue back is not fair. The Hoey review of the EPC was requested by Labour Councillors because of the poor behaviour of these Independent Councillors following the resignation of the third clerk. Once the Hoey report was presented it was a Labour Councillor that proposed adopting and implementing fully the Hoey recommendations seconded by a Lib Dem councillor. The Independents wanted to change the wording of many recommendations to suit themselves. The long serving Finance Officer who was hoping that Hoey would help improve the unpleasant atmosphere of meetings was reduced to tears by the inability of the â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Independentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; to acknowledge that their own behaviour might be at fault. She left a job she loved because of this.

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The last excellent Clerk was intent on staying but after lots of verbal and email abuse she was signed off with stress and now has left.

city council and multiple candidates at parish council.

I am not standing for re-election as I was recently diagnosed with stage four cancer, which consists of an inoperable tumour. This is my third cancer so sadly I believe it would be foolish to sign up for another four years. I do hope that the newly elected councillors work co-operatively with mutual respect so that our Parish can gain from a well-run Parish Council again. Alison Gethin David Pepper

I would just like to offer my thoughts on the departure of David Pepper from Ecclesfield Parish Council. In his typical unassuming way, he says â&#x20AC;&#x153;I hope I made a difference, in some small wayâ&#x20AC;? (Look Local 18th April). Yes, David, you did; you were a pillar of the community, devoting endless hours on a voluntary basis supporting many causes throughout the parish. It was your financial skills that ensured Chapeltown Baths flourished, and when the inevitable closure came, that the new Thorncliffe Leisure Centre benefitted from the proceeds of the sale of the baths site. This enabled all members of the community to access the facilities through affordable charging, and as a result, the leisure centre has become a resounding success. David is one of the reasons why I got involved in local politics. His name is synonymous with Ecclesfield Parish Council. He will be sorely missed. Cllr Mike Levery GO VOTE

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Freedom to vote is not and was not free to get, it was paid for in blood sweat and tears. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s also paid for in cash, look at your recent council tax bill. Ecclesfield parish council elections cost between ÂŁ25-ÂŁ30,000. Go vote. It does matter, it does make a difference. Cllr David Ogle Participatory budget

On Wednesday 8th May we hope that everyone in the Stocksbridge area will be involved in the Participatory Budgeting (PB) Vote at The Venue. Doors open at 6pm, with the ten groups bidding for the money starting to speak at 6.30. Each group will have no more that 5 minutes to put its case. When all ten groups have spoken, you will have the opportunity to ask the individual groups questions before submitting your voting slip in which you rank each bid. This process gives you the choice of who receives the money. Every member of the public, eight years old and over, who lives, works or is a member of a local group is eligible to vote. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t think that because you are not supporting a particular bid this event is not for you- it most certainly is! The available money is heavily over-subscribed. Details of the bids are available on our Town Councilâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s web site: stocksbridgecouncil.co.uk. There is also a feature in this edition of Look Local.Â

Readers may remember that he Fairtrade Group were pleased to publish a poem by a 95 year old lady in recognition of Fairtrade Fortnight. Now at thhe other end of the age range, we have a poem written by Neeve Maloney age 10. The poem is on the theme of cocoa production and is to be entered into a nationwide competition. Fairtrade Stocksbridge

These cocoa beans grow on a tree They are really yummy for me Farmers grow them day and night They make sure they are perfectly right They work hard everyday To make sure they are never grey They hardly earn any money So they may not be able to their tummy Everyday the farmer comes and works Sadly they donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have many perks The chocolate you eat tastes very sweet It really is a taste that canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t beat Fairtrade chocolate is very nice Try it once or maybe twice Co-op is the best place Its like itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a fairtade base Neeve Maloney, 10 Deepcar St. Annâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Junior School FLY TIPPING

There, half buried beneath the bags, was a bed headboard....a toddlers metal walker with food tray still attatched, several toys, also a huge piece of carpet, oil cans.. I could go on..... Fly-Tipping... its an eyesore, its disgusting, and its irresponsible.

A small collection of paintings adorn the walls of Look Localâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s reception on Manchester Road, Stocksbridge (opposite Stocksbridge Library) to coincide with Sheffield Environment weeks. The paintings by local artists will be displayed until Thursday 30th May between 9am â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 4 pm weekdays except Wednesday 9am -12 noon, closed weekends. Feel free to pop along and view.

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TUNE Mary Peacefully in her sleep at Alpine Lodge Nursing Home, Mary aged 93 years. Loving Wife of the late Eric (Robert), dear Mum of Patrick, Loving Sister of Jean and the late Frank and Betty and treasured Aunty of Shauna. Funeral service to be held on Tuesday 14th May 2019 at 1.30pm at Grenoside Crematorium South Chapel. Would family and friends please meet at the crematorium. Family flowers only please, donations in Mary’s memory are appreciated to Sheffield Children’s Hospital, a donation box will be available at the crematorium. All enquires to TW Birks and Son, 100 Manchester Road Deepcar.

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Spring Garden & Craft Springat Garden &Craft Craft Spring Garden & Fayre Wortley Hall Spring Garden & Craft Fayre at Wortley Hall Fayre at Wortley Hall Fayre at Wortley Hall Sunday May Sunday19th 13th May

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Summer of local events only a fraction of whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s happening right here on your doorstep, so make sure you keep your eyes and ears open for many more events and interests. Hopefully we have covered enough events to suit all ages and activities, if we havenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t please do let us here at Look Local know.

Sunday 13th May 11am until 4pm 11am until 4pm

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hall and in thegarden, beautifully kept gardens selling gifts,the plants, gift & craft items both inside main house and in the gardens. Whilst here, why crafts and garden items. Whilst here, why not treat main house and in the gardens. Whilst here, why Come and enjoy our Spring Garden and Craft not treat yourself to a coffee and cake in our to a 50 coffee cake inlunch our yourself to atreat delicious tea and or selling Sunday Fayrenot where weyourself haveafternoon over stalls Lounge or Bar aand stroll around our beautiful Lounge orand Bar & a stroll around our beautiful in our elegant Yorkshire stately home? Afterwards plants, garden, gift craft items both inside the gardens. Or why not make a day of it and book gardens. Or why not make a day of it and book main in the gardens. Whilst here, why you canhouse enjoyand a stroll around our beautiful grounds. a table Sunday Lunch! a for table for Sunday Lunch!and cake in our not treat yourself a coffee Refreshments, cakesto and sandwiches will befor onadults sale Served 12-2.30pm priced fromfrom Â£9.95 for adults Served 12-2.30pm priced Â£9.95 Lounge or Bar and a stroll in the stately home dining hall.around our beautiful gardens. Or Bouncy why notCastle make a day of it and book for the Children! FREEFREE Bouncy Castle for the Children! a table for Sunday Lunch! Served 12-2.30pm priced from Â£9.95 for adults

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Music, bikes The annual Bradfield Tractor Rally - Sunday 7 July

Starting from Storrs Green Farm in Dungworth and finishing at the Nags Head in Loxley, is expecting to attract over 100 tractors and will include pit stops and viewing points for spectators. Yorkshire Air Ambulance has been chosen as the benefactor for this year’s charity rally, a facility that has been life saving more than once in our rural surroundings. The Rally is being held in memory of two much loved characters within the farming industry, Wilfred Woods and Charlie Halliday who sadly both lost their lives in 2018. Further updates will

be provided as they become available, but for now save the date and pray for sunshine.

Cup stars and World Champions, not to mention one of the largest number of female racers in the UK!

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Peaty’s Trail Ale from Bradfield Brewery was once again on the guest list and of course they obliged! The Steel City Downhill simply wouldn’t be the same without some Peaty’s Trail Ale in the mix!

Steve Peat and friends are happy to announce this year’s Steel City DH, “The Biggest Little Race in the world” is back on the 4th May 2019 and promises to be bigger and better than ever. A perfectly formed rough diamond on Sheffield’s sporting calendar that has been running every spring since 2011, the race has always been that little bit different to your average mountain bike event with 11 year old rippers racing against World

A great day out for all the family with some great racing to spectate, trade stands, street food and a Bradfield Brewery Bar. The race takes place in Grenoside Woods, for further details please visit the website https://www.steelcitydh.com/

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Independent family festival Underneath The Stars is set to return for its sixth year on 2-4 August 2019, bringing three days of live music, performance arts and scrumptious food to its cosy corner of rural South Yorkshire. Founded and run by the family production team of award-winning folk singer Kate Rusby, the festival boasts a stellar musical line-up of internationally renowned musicians and emerging talent from Yorkshire and beyond, performing in the idyllic countryside setting of Cinderhill Farm, Barnsley.

The Proclaimers, Billy Bragg, Kate Rusby, The Unthanks, Hope & Social and TV writer and actor Ruth Jones are just some of the names topping a stellar line-up for the sixth Underneath the Stars festival. Run by the production team behind folk artist Kate Rusby, Underneath The Stars features performance arts, crafts and more for the whole family plus food, drink and shopping, sourced from independent vendors, brought together in the stunning rural setting of Cinderhill Farm, Barnsley.

A non-for-profit community interest company, the festival is born from a

genuine passion for music and offers a charming and friendly experience with its welcoming atmosphere, teams of volunteers and circus-style set-up, making it a firm favourite with festival goers of all ages. A great deal of attention has been put into guest comfort, with provisions for a high level of accessibility for those with disabilities. Live music is performed in two striking circus-style big top tents and the main stage offering a seated arena. There are four campsites to choose from, including two boutique luxury options.

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Down-lighting should be used to highlight features such as a tree, or placed above a table for more light when dining al-fresco. Effects such as shadowing work well when placing a light in front of a sculptural plant or object to create a dramatic look.

As with any type of electrical work in the home, however, when lighting up an outside area it’s important to ensure it is installed professionally and safely. Darren’s safety advice includes: All outside sockets must be RCD protected for safety. An RCD (residual current device) works by switching off the flow of electricity when a cable or flex is cut. Cables underground must be buried at a sufficient depth to avoid damage from garden tools. This will require the electrician to dig a trench in the garden. All cabling should be suitable for installation outside. Your registered electrician can advise you on the best options. Decorative lights plugged into an outdoor socket should be taken inside after use, unless they are clearly labelled as waterproof.

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“A Perfect performance and result to finish off a nearly perfect season. To dominate third placed Yorkshire Amateur, a very good footballing side for ninety minutes of the game is exceptional, it shows the character, attitude and culture we’ve created in the changing room with the players.” Church manager Ian Richards commented after the game. He continued... “It’s out of our hands, I don’t think we’ll go up even though AFC Mansfield have dropped down but I hope I’m proved wrong on that and we do. If not we re-group, my job is to keep everyone at this football club which will be very difficult this summer and try and go one better and win it.

In the short term we’re going to have a few week’s off, we’re going as a squad on holiday abroad as an end of season do, eighteen of a possible twenty are going and again it shows the togetherness of the lads who are going there and we’ll have a real good celebration of what’s been an exceptional season. Then I’ll start planning for next season and see if we can go one better but today thank you for everyone’s support, thank you for everyone’s commitment to the club whatever role you play it is much appreciated and without that we would never achieve what we achieve. Long may it continue and I wish everyone a restful relaxing summer and we’ll see you in the new season.”

Gary remembered at London Marathon

Several Penistone runners took on the London Marathon and were spurred on by the memory of Gary Dean who had completed 18 London Marathons prior to his death last year. A few of the runners posed after the race with Gary’s Penistone vest which he had worn when competing. Gary would have been proud of the fine performances that the runners achieved on Sunday. Pick of the runners was over70 veteran Bill Phillips who smashed the club record for his age category in a time of 3-42-46 beating the previous mark by 20 minutes. First back for Penistone was the impressive Gareth Cooke who finished in a time of 2-31-50. First lady back for Penistone was Hannah Butcher in 3-49-55. Results for Penistone runners at the London Marathon: 121, Gareth Cooke 2-31-50; 9661, Bill Phillips 3-42-46; 11514, Hannah Butcher 3-4955; 17188, Ian Walker 4-09-21; 17876, Luke McGuinness 4-12-08; 20073, Seuranie Johnstone 4-20-34; 28798, Peter Knight 4-53-52.

A few Penistone runners headed out to the Yorkshire Dales to take on the classic three peaks fell race. The race starts in Horton in Ribblesdale and takes in the summits of Pen-yghent, Whernside and Ingleborough. Conditions were

challenging but all Penistone runners managed to complete the 24 mile route inside 5 hours. Damian Kilpin was first back for the club breaking the 4 hour barrier in 3-55-59. Next in and also sneaking under the 4 hour barrier was Jon Waller in 3-59-52. In the men’s team event Penistone finished in 27th place out of 52 teams with Tom Randall and Robin Clough completing the team alongside Damian and Jon. In the men’s over40 team event Penistone placed 9th out of a field of 18 with Damian Kilpin, Tom Randall and Robin Clough being the three to count. Results for Penistone runners at the Three Peaks Fell Race: 127, Damian Kilpin 3-55-59;148, Jon Waller 3-59-52; 177, Tom Randall 4-05-30; 351, Robin Clough 4-31-51; 498, Damien Briscoe 4-50-57. Pic: – Damian Briscoe, Jon Waller, Damian Kilpin – three peaks

Stocksbridge Golf Club Update: Stocksbridge Bandits start their summer season With continuing good weather at the start of the week and after the glorious Easter Weekend, the Stocksbridge Bandits Society started its summer season of competitions. In the first match 29 Bandits took part in the stableford format with Head Greenkeeper, bert Grayson (27) finding time “off duty” to win the first round with 42 points. There were several jibes in the clubhouse about his handicap, but after this victory he has been dropped 3 shots. Brian Dobb (17) was second with 40 points and Julian Wilkinson (27) third with 37 points. The Gents midweek stableford was won by C Dale (3) with

an impressive 39 points. Chris played to scratch with his winning score, with S Sharman (8) in second place with 35 points. N Eggenton (9) was third with 32 points. Saturdays Aitchison pairs qualifier was badly affected by the effects of Storm Hannah, but Sunday was a lot better. The Spring Mixed Fours competition saw a good turn-out for the mixed doubles format. Helen Moffatt and Ian Sedgwick won with a net 68. The Sedgwick family had a good day with mother and son combination, Alison and Matthew, coming in second place with a net 71.

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Stocksbridge survive Coleman spot-kick earns last day point the weather to take Civil Service by storm Stocksbridge Park Steels ended the 2018/19 campaign on a high after battling hard in extremely difficult conditions at Bracken Moor to earn a well deserved point against in form outfit Ossett United.

points tallied up out of a possible 15 in recent outings, Stocksbridge were never going to be walked over by an extremely promising and talented Ossett United side who were using today’s test at the Look Local Stadium to consolidate their position in the end of season play offs whilst trying to gain momentum ahead of their play off semi final against either Pontefract Collieries or Brighouse Town which would both provide difficult opposition for the West Yorkshire high fliers.

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Stocksbridge 118-7 (Jack Newton 29, Joe Hibbert 29, Liam Grayson 28) Sheffield Civil Service 49 all out (Joe Hibbert 5-7) After last weeks season opener in the beaming sunshine, this weekend’s conditions couldn’t have been more opposite as the 1st XI made the short journey to Ecclesfield to take on Sheffield Civil Service. With a very suspect forecast, play looked in doubt from the off. Due to the forecast both umpires suggested a shortened game, as this would give more chance of completing a game and both captains agreed to a 25 over game. The home side won what could have been a crucial toss and elected to put Stocksbridge in to bat. The Stocksbridge innings couldn’t have started much worse as they were reduced to 8-3 inside 5 overs and they seemed in huge trouble. Liam Grayson came to the crease to join opener Jack Newton and the pair began to rebuild the innings however just as the pair looked comfortable, Newton was bowled for a well made 29. This now left Stocksbridge at 42-4 needed a strong partnership in order to achieve a reasonable total. Joe Hibbert joined Grayson and the pair added to last weeks excellent partnership to put on 58 for the next wicket. Grayson and Hibbert batted very well and determinedly in very difficult conditions before both being removed for 28 and 29 respectively. A few late runs from Steve Perry and Jake Vickers in the final overs, showing the sides batting depth, got the total up to 118-7 from 25 overs setting Civil Service a total of 119 to win. At the halfway point both sides fancied there chances. With Civil Service’s dangerous top order, Stocksbridge knew that early wickets would be important. The innings got off to a perfect start when opening bowler Joe Hibbert removed the opening batter for 0 after just four balls. Hibbert wasn’t done there though, bowling with pace, accuracy and favourable wind, Hibbert tore apart the top order thanks to mixture of fast pace and assistance from the wicket. Before Civil Service knew it Hibbert had taken 5 wickets and Civil Service were 6 down and in huge trouble. Change bowlers captain Andy Hibbert and veteran Les Harris came into the attack and there was no let up for the Civil Service batsmen. Both A.Hibbert (2-7) and Harris (2-1) bowled with great accuracy and picked up two wickets each in quick time and Civil Service were bowled out for 49 falling 69 runs short of the target. Joe Hibbert was the pick of the bowlers ended with fantastic figures of 7-2-7-5. Next week sees the 1st XI play there first home game of the season as they host Parkhead at Bracken Moor. The 2nd XI, who are yet to play this season due to a bye in the cup and this weeks game being cancelled due to the weather, will travel to Baslow hoping to get off to a winning start

The Steels in recent weeks have steered well clear of what, at times, looked to be an inevitable and expected drop into the NCEL Premier division, with wins against AFC Mansfield away and Lincoln United at the Look Local Stadium helping them rise up in the table to a safe and comfortable position of 14th. With 7

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07769 798 368 Oughtibridge ladies recovered from a midweek defeat to record a 5-1 win on Sunday, against league leaders Leicester City Womens Development. Millie Kenyon scored four and Bex Shaw one, all really well created and finished. Photo: Ian Revitt

LAST BALL DRAMA FOR OUGHTIBRIDGE If you value your nails, then I strongly advise you don’t watch Oughtibridge WMCC 1st team. Tight, last ball games have been something of a regular occurrence and Saturdays away match away at Rockingham Colliery CC 1st XI had everyone involved chewing on their fingers right up to the final delivery. In a rain affected game Oughtibridge were asked to bat and made steady progress. Hamza Ilyas laid strong foundations with an elegant 49 before, yet again, the middle order pushed the away side to a decent looking score of 201-6 from their allotted 46 overs. Duckworth Lewis was brought into play which meant Rockingham were looking at 205 to gain the victory. And a victory looked assured as they moved serenely to 115-1 courtesy of a couple of half centuries from Andy Shore and Naz

Khan. But this Oughtibridge team are nothing if not resilient. Wickets from Ben Ladd Gibbon and Hamza started to slowly bring the game back to the away side. The win though could have gone either way and as the last over was bowled Rockingham needed 10 runs with three wickets left. Enter Tom Starkes for his first over of the match to bowl his off spin rippers. Five balls later he’d taken two wickets and Rockingham needed a 6 to win from the final ball. And from that ball Oughtibridge skipper and wicketkeeper, John Grayson, bagged his third stumping of the over and with it a magnificent win for Oughtibridge to take them top of the SYCL Championship. And breathe… Joining them at the top of their respective SYCL division are Oughtibridge 2nd XI who built on last weeks opening win with a comprehensive victory over

Barnsley Woolley Miners CC 4th XI in a match reduced to 30 overs per side. Asked to bat first Barnsley’s young and talented side struggled to get a foothold in the cold conditions, eventually reaching 64-9 from their allotted overs Herbinder Singh Lali and Owais Bhatti both taking three wickets a piece. In reply Bill Green and Liaquat Ali eased the home side to the win inside 15 overs. So that makes it four wins from four for the two senior Oughtibridge sides. The first team host Aston Hall 2nd XI on Saturday at Station Lane, while the second team travel to Shiregreen. And on Sunday…its T20 time down at Oughtibridge, who host (and play) the first section of the DB Sports South Yorkshsire League T20. Teams from Conisborough, Penistone and Darfield are also involved. Games start at 10.00 with the final due off around 5pm.

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Stocksbridge Rugby fall in the final Yorkshire Main 25-22 Stocksbridge RU

Bradfield Brewery sponsored Stocksbridge Rugby completed their season with another narrow defeat, going down 25pts to 22pts with the last kick of a pulsating South Yorkshire Trophy, Uniplex Bowl Cup Final against Doncaster based Yorkshire Main last Wednesday. This now means an empty trophy cabinet for the Piggy’s in a season that

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gent. Eventually the referee cottoned on, and showed a yellow card to a persistent home offender, this led to a sweeping Stocksbridge back line move involving that man Frith, O’Leary and Bowskill to give Jack Spencer, an easy run in to draw the scores level at 22pts all. With time running out a Bowskill conversion would have sealed the game, but he drew his kick wide. Still, as the away side, Stocksbridge Rugby would have been awarded the Cup in the event of a draw however, they failed to grasp the ball at the restart, and the home forwards summoned up some final strength to pressurize the Stocksbridge defence into conceding another needless penalty right in front of the posts with time just about up. The home kicker gleefully obliged, and Yorkshire Main were the victors. The JMB Tree Services Man of the Match award went to Liam O’Leary who’s efforts didn’t deserve a losers medal, Jack Spencer showed up well at stand off and player coach Rhys Keenan was busy around the ruck area. A disconsolate Keenan spoke afterwards ‘I’d like to thank all the players for all their efforts throughout a tough season’ he said, adding ‘I thought we could have won this tonight, but our basics have again let us down. Plenty to work on in pre season’ Three Club officials attended a Yorkshire RFU disciplinary hearing on Monday in the aftermath of the recent crowd issues during the semi-final. The penalty and sanctions have yet to be decided on as the other Club involved failed to attend the hearing. The 5 perpetrators have now been named, and will be subject to further disciplinary action aswell as the Club’s internal actions. Chairman Nigel George said “We pleaded guilty to the charge of failing to control our crowd, so we are now in the hands of Yorkshire RFU as to what the outcome will be.”

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