Issue 1060 Thursday 9 May 2019

Page 1

THURS, MAy 9, 2019

www.looklocal.org.uk

news@looklocal.org.uk

Tel: 0114 283 11 00

Carpet Specialist

FACEBOOK.COM/LOOKLOCAL

ISSUE : 1060

998

shed 1 Establi

SALE NOW ON! SHEFFIELD

A genuine 10% off

ALL CARPETS & VINYLS www.tuftscarpets.net Tel 0114 234 2202

Steve Peat’s Steel City Downhill

1 Learoyd Way, The Barracks, Hillsborough, Sheffield S6 2LR

election results - PAGE 03

03

Kenyon Hat-trick for oughtibridge ladies - PAGE 19

Trust calls for Smithy Wood to be preserved Smithy Wood near Chapeltown, on the outskirts of Sheffield has appeared on maps for hundreds of years. An Ancient Woodland that contains rare and vulnerable species. However, this ancient woodland like many others with its unique bluebell swathes face relentless attack from development.

Blooming Bluebells

A planning application decision is still pending as to whether this area is to be turned into a motorway service area, including an 80bed hotel and retail park, at junction 35 between Sheffield and Rotherham. Smithy Wood is designated as a Local Wildlife Site and sits within the Green Belt. Dating back more than 850

Eco Sofas

years, the wood has been an important feature of the local landscape and plays a huge part in our local history. It supports a diverse range of locally and nationally important species – including ancient woodland flora, birds, bats, fungi and butterflies – and of course bluebells!

The planning application for Smithy Wood is currently on hold while another application for an alternative motorway service station at Junction 33 of the M1 is being prepared for a decision by Rotherham Council’s planning committee. Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust have argued against the need for an MSA at either site. “We do not think an MSA is needed on

this stretch of the M1”, says Liz Ballard, Chief Executive of Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust.

“We strongly object to the planning application for Smithy Wood, an ecologically important ancient woodland and Local Wildlife Site which supports a rich and irreplaceable biodiversity built up over many hundreds, if not thousands of years”. “Once again, we call upon Sheffield City Council to refuse this application and work with us to protect Smithy Wood as Community Woodland for wildlife and for future generations of local people to benefit from and enjoy.”

For just a few short weeks, breathtaking swathes of bluebells with their heady scent will be enticing you out into our ancient woodlands. Despite their fleeting appearance, native bluebells, with their deep blue flowers and drooping heads, take years to establish and spread extremely slowly one study shows they take 35 years to spread a mere 50 metres. This makes them a great indicator species, so if you find large swathes of native bluebells in a wood, it’s likely that the wood has been there for some time – often centuries! In turn our beautiful bluebells can only survive and thrive if the woods in which they live are protected and wellmanaged.

DON’T BUY NEW!

RE-UPHOLSTERY IS THE ANSWER!

SOFAS - CHAIRS - DINING CHAIRS WE COME TO YOU WITH OUR

FABRIC SAMPLES

• Domestic & Commerical Flooring • Family Run Business • Carpets, Cushion Flooring & Luxury Vinyl Tiles • Safety Floor Specialist • Free Estimates

SO YOU DON’T HAVE TO TRAIL

***** NO JOB TOO SMALL *****

SPRING REPAIRS • CUSHIONS •DINING CHAIRS PLUS MUCH MORE or why not have your suite made like new with complete

RE-UPHOLSTERY

For more information and to arrange your free estimate, daytime or evening, call Keith Simpson

0114 275 6390 0114 246 8477 161 Rutland Road, Sheffield S3 9PP

YOUR LOCAL CARPET SHOP

GET YOUR FREE QUOTE AT

directkitchens.co.uk

Over 25 years experience

OR CALL US ON

0114 240 0158 “Excellent”

Design House, 184 Church Street, Ecclesfield, Sheffield, S35 9WG

0114 232 2989 07767 770 779

lmhillcarpets@gmail.com 315 Middlewood Road, S6 1TG Across from the Asda, just off Leppings Lane.

STOCKISTS OF QUALITY RUGS

2

Issue 1060

Call 0114 283 1100

9th May 2019

www.looklocal.org.uk

Local News

A revolutionary approach to property design coming to Stocksbridge

A new era of pioneering housing is set to come to Stocksbridge with the launch of Sky-Lo.

Sky-Lo is the latest revolutionary design for living from the acclaimed SkyHouse Co, designed by the architects at awards winning Sheffield multi disciplinary practice CODA Studios. And plans for the development of eight two-bedroom Sky-Lo properties on the site of the former Peggy Tub Working Men’s Club at New Road, Stocksbridge, have now been approved by Sheffield Council. Sky-Lo is the latest generation of design from CODA, following the success of the acclaimed Sky-House development, the 21st century take on the Victorian backto-back house that includes two double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, an open

plan kitchen/diner and a private roof garden accessed from a private study area. Taking that concept one stage further, Sky-Lo offers one-floor living, with two bedrooms and a kitchen diner space at ground level and a lounge or recreation area above, along with a roof garden. The Sky-House Co was founded by CODA CEO David Cross and Property Developer Philip Prince of Broadfield Holdings. “Sky-House at Waverley has been one of CODA’s most talked about and applauded concepts and it is very exciting to be able to take that original design concept to a whole new level,� said David.

“With prices from as little as ÂŁ155,000 this development will be truly innovative but affordable housing to Stocksbridge as this north Sheffield community’s renaissance continues. “Now the development is approved we look forward to seeing work begin, especially as we will work closely with buyers to give them exactly the configuration they want. “We now have five different Sky-House models and we are confident that this new addition will prove as popular as the the houses now nearing completion at the Waverley site on the other side of Sheffield.â€?

A NAYLOR MARATHON

OUGHTIBRIDGE

KITCHENS

FINE REPUTATION - UNBEATABLE VALUE - NO OBLIGATION DESIGN & QUOTE FULL BUILDING WORKS IF REQUIRED INCLUDING PLANNING AND BUILDING REGULATIONS

35 YEARS PROVIDING THE HIGHEST QUALITY & VALUE. SHOWROOM MONDAY-FRIDAY 9-5, SATURDAY 9-1. ANY OTHER TIME BY APPOINTMENT.

MASTER PARTNER

:H DUH WKH RQO\ 6WDU 1HŕŠ” 0DVWHU3DUWQHU LQ 6RXWK <RUNVKLUH ZLWK DQ H[WHQVLYH UDQJH RQ GLVSOD\ %HWWHU WKDQ LQWHUQHW SULFHV SOXV VSHFLDO SURPRWLRQV

29-31 LANGSETT ROAD SOUTH - OUGHTIBRIDGE - S35 0GY - TEL: 0114 2864448

www.oughtibridgekitchens.co.uk

Last Sunday's London Marathon featured 3 members of the Naylor family- Edward, Chief Executive of Cawthorne based Naylor Industries plc, wife Jenny and daughter Vicky. The trio successfully completed the 26.2 mile course, raising a total ÂŁ5000 for their 3 charities- Cutty Sark, Cardiac Risk in the Young

and the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity. 55 year old Edward commented "it was a great event...but never again!!"

Local News

Steve Peat’s Steel City Downhill

Issue 1060

Call 0114 283 1100

9th May 2019

www.looklocal.org.uk

3

LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS: West Ecclesfield: Liberal Democrats 1,685, Ukip 1,291, Labour 895, Green Party 384, Conservative 258 East Ecclesfield: Liberal Democrat 1,345, Labour 1,129, Conservative 333, Ukip 856, National Front 36, Yorkshire Party 256, Green Party 268, Independent (Steve Wilson) 102 Stocksbridge and Upper Don: Labour 1,727, Ukip 1,077 Conservative 662, , Green Party 596 Liberal Democrat 557, Yorkshire Party 330, Hillsborough: Labour 1,659, Green Party 1,127, Ukip 715, Liberal Democrats 596, Conservatives 350 Penistone East ward: Conservative Party 1359, Liberal Democrats 929, Labour and Co-operative Party 602 Yorkshire Party 562 Penistone West ward: Liberal Democrats 1583, Conservative Party 753, Independent (David Wood) 563, Labour 465, Green Party 255

On Saturday 4th May, the sound of cow bells and whistles echoed through Grenoside woods as hundreds and maybe even thousands gathered to watch and take part in local former world champion Steve Peat’s annual Steel City Downhill. Peaty’s Steel City DH is a mini downhill race held annually in Greno Woods Shef-

field. It has been running since 2011 and raises money to fund trail building and maintenance in the woods ever since. It is a not for profit race with everyone volunteering their time and all proceeds reinvested in the woods making it the biggest little race on the calender.

Amongst the parish council elections, a teenager, James Swift,19, pictured was elected to represent the Chapeltown ward of Ecclesfield Parish council.

Photo: Woodhead Mountain rescue

DOGS TRUST AND SHEFFIELD CITY COUNCIL HOLD FREE EVENT TO PROMOTE RESPONSIBLE DOG OWNERSHIP

EXCELLENT VEHICLES AT COST EFFECTIVE PRICES

Dogs Trust, in partnership with Sheffield City Council, is holding a community event on 13th May. The free event will take place between 11.00am – 3.00pm at Inman Pavilion in Stocksbridge, with dog owners invited along to receive advice and support about their pet.

Dog owners attending the event will be offered free basic health checks, including nail clipping; advice on diet and neutering; a free responsible dog ownership pack, which includes handy tips and resources to use at home; and free goodie packs for anyone thinking about getting a puppy. Also available on the day is free on-the-spot microchipping for dogs that aren’t yet chipped. A free check your chip service will also be available with advice about how to update the registered details.

Autoroller 746 ............. FROM £800 PER WEEK + VAT Autoroller 675 ............. FROM £800 PER WEEK + VAT Autoroller 747 ............. FROM £800 PER WEEK + VAT

All breeds of dogs are welcome at the community events, whether a pup or an adult, however Dogs Trust will not chip active hunting hounds or litters of puppies. Dogs Trust also ask that puppies under six months old are fully vaccinated and proof of vaccinations are brought along to the event. If your puppy has recently been vaccinated, they must

be carried for the 10 days following their final vaccination. Dogs over six months old do not require proof of vaccination. Event details: Monday 13th May, 11.00am – 3.00pm, Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive, Stocksbridge, Sheffield, S36 1EG

CALL NOW 0114 261 0522 VISIT US AT: THE MILL RACE, 346 BRIGHTSIDE LANE, SHEFFIELD, S9 2SP

Issue 1060

Call 0114 283 1100

9th May 2019

www.looklocal.org.uk

Local News

Experience • Quality • Reliability

8*/%084 r %0034

CONSERVATORIES

“We are delighted with our new conservatory as we can now use all year round and as part of the house as well as the garden”.

EMERGENCY REPAIRS

Mr Finkill, Deepcar January 2017

7 days a week • No callout charge

NOW FITTING

GARAGE DOORS

07787 140 430 (24hr Answer Service)

VISIT OUR SHOWROOM NOW! • WINDOWS • CONSERVATORIES • FACIAS & SOFFITS • DOORS • COMPOSITE DOORS • DOUBLE GLAZING • GARAGE CONVERSIONS • GARAGE DOORS

DEEPCAR HOME IMPROVEMENTS 0114 288 5898

07787 140 430 24hr Answering Service

EST. 1978

4

VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE AT: deepcarhomeimprovements.com

247 Manchester Road, Deepcar S36 2RA

OPEN A

Mon–Fri 8am–5pm

Saturday 8am–1pm

Sunday 10am–12pm

Local News

9th May 2019

Issue 1060

www.looklocal.org.uk

Call 0114 283 1100

SHOW HOME LAUNCH IS A RESOUNDING SUCCESS

����� FREE ASSEMBLY OAPs FREE

Suite and bed disposal

FREE EASY PARKING at rear

5� Service

'Don't just take our word for it - our customers rate us 5�*' HUGE SELECTION OF SUITES

� "Very quick delivery" � "Amazing value for money"

Chesterfield Suites

�"Fantastic customer service, polite & extremely helpful" HIGH CHAIRS AND RISERS Princess

Abbey

� "Superb, friendly - quality goods"

Monarch

Warwick

Yasmin

LARGE SELECTION OF BEDROOM FURNITURE

Jeanette said: “I am delighted the show home has been so well received and helped to demonstrate what buyers can expect when they make the move to Orchard Croft.” The development is tucked away off Wortley Road in the centre of the vil-

lage and on completion will comprise fourteen contemporary detached and semi-detached family homes. Prices start from £270,000 and the Government-backed Help to Buy scheme is available, subject to status. The show home is now open every weekend from 11am - 4pm. For more information please call 0113 531 0000 or visit www.errishomes.com.

WHEN NARNIA CAME TO STANNINGTON Not for the first time, Hallam ’89 Theatre Club and Stannington Library joined forces in April to present a fund-raising entertainment.

In this specially adapted version of The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe, the library building itself acted as the old house where the children’s adventure begins, whilst Stannington Park was transformed into Narnia, complete with lamppost and stone table. Here is where the main action of the classic C S Lewis story unfolded.

Players and audience alike passed from one to the other and back again through a magical ‘wardrobe’ built round the library door. Library volunteers will certainly be trying to stage more events like this.

� "Absolutely recommend this place - great service"

Imperial

Alegro

LARGE SELECTION OF BEDS AND MATTRESSES

Electric Beds

Deluxe Divan Sets

� "Aftercare - second to none" Wynsors Shoes DONCASTER ROAD Quarry St.

The property has been dressed by leading interior designer Jeanette Holmes who was on-hand during the launch weekend to provide interior design tips.

Free Assembly

Harborough Hill Rd.

The four bedroom semi-detached show home (The Malham house type) is arranged over three floors and includes two family bathrooms, an en-suite to the master bedroom and a fully-fitted designer kitchen.

welcome

Great after sales care

Yorkshire-based developer Erris Homes said they were inundated with visitors to the stunning show home at Orchard Croft when it opened for the first time over the May bank holiday weekend.

“The feedback was incredibly positive with many favourable comments expressed about the spacious room sizes and the quality of the fixtures, fittings and appliances.”

FREE DELIVERY PART EXCHANGE

Bedroom furniture

The launch of a new show home at a residential development in High Green has been hailed a resounding success.

Sandra Spooner, Sales Manager at Erris Homes, commented: “The amount of people we welcomed to the show home over the launch weekend was incredible and a real endorsement of the scheme’s broad appeal.

5

WE ARE HERE

S HEFFIELD RD.

Dual

Seasons

Mattress

Ottoman Beds Now in stock

� "Delivered on time"

72-80 Sheffield Road,Barnsley Across from The Outpost Find us on Facebook Telephone:245130 OPEN: Monday to Saturday 9.30am - 5.00pm

www.ccinteriors.org.uk

*Reviews from Facebook

6

Local News

9th May 2019

Issue 1060

www.looklocal.org.uk

Call 0114 283 1100

FULLY LICENSED

EST 1998 RESTAURANT & TAKEAWAY

WINNER CURRY HOUSE OF THE YEAR 2015 2ND 1-"$& /"5*0/"- t 501 */ 4)&''*&-%

Students inspired by A trip to finland

Barnsley College Higher Education Travel and Tourism students have been inspired by a range of magnificent sights on a trip to Finland. The students were taken on a whirlwind sightseeing tour, viewing many cultural sites including the British Embassy, Temppeliaukio Church, Hotel Katajanokka and Suomenlinna Island.

FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS OVER £10 INSIDE 4 MILE RADIUS £2 FOR OVER 4 MILES £3 FOR OVER 5 MILES

OPENING TIMES SUN–THU FRI & SAT

5.30PM–11.00PM 5.30PM–12.30AM

10% DISCOUNT ON COLLECTION ORDERS OVER £15

COMPLIMENTARY POPADOM WITH EACH MAIN COURSE FOR COLLECTION

TEL 0114 266 1802 186–188 CROOKES, SHEFFIELD S10 1TG www.jaflong.co.uk

FIVE STAR

FOOD HYGEINE RATING

Stocksbridge Renewable Energy Event Deliverers Required For

Deepcar area Call Rita to apply:

0114 283 1100 Good rates of pay (Applicants must be 13 or over)

Sonia Stanco, 19, of Worsbrough, said: “I will definitely visit Helsinki again in the future. It was a lot of fun and we enjoyed being able to have spare time to socialise with each other. It was very good experiencing a different culture and visiting the iconic locations.”

Andrew Hallott, HE Teaching Associate, added: “I’m fortunate enough to have visited this great city several times. The students were a credit to themselves and the College. We will get some feedback from the students and use this to plan for next year!”

Students visited Haaga Helia University and continued their unique link with the University by having a tour of the campus at Porvoo. The University provided a tour of the campus which gave students the opportunity to see how the education systems of Finland and the UK differ. Trips run every year to allow students to experience different cultures, visit iconic locations and give them the opportunity to gather information and materials that will help with their studies.

TOP BRASS

Have you ever considered heating your home with renewable energy? Not only will you be helping to save the planet but you could save money if you are using oil or electricity for heating. Upper Don Renewable Energy is a local group of people interested in promoting these technologies. We are organising an event on Saturday 11th May (10 am – 3 pm) where people can talk to other local householders who are using these in their homes. Are you interested in finding out the experiences of local people who have installed renewable technologies, such as of wind power, biomass, heat pumps (both air source and ground) and PV panels, and finding out about the advantages/disadvantages and costs? Please contact us on 07707762995 if you would like to join us at this or future events. We also have a couple of electric cars and a display of the exciting passive house development on Hunshelf Bank, Stocksbridge. We look forward to seeing you, Barry Tylee, Upper Don Renewable Energy

It’s not every day that you get the chance to hear a world class cornet player but the audience at Stannington Brass Band’s forthcoming concert will get just that. Internationally renowned special guest soloist, Richard Marshall, will be performing with the band at the Lomas Hall, Stannington on Saturday 18 May. Richard is currently Principal Cornet of the world famous Black Dyke Band, a position that is often heralded as the “hottest seat in banding” and was previously Principal Cornet for ten years with the Grimethorpe Colliery Band,

Derek Renshaw, Stannington Band’s Musical Director will be in charge of proceedings, taking the audience on a journey of musical delights. The ever popular Stannington Training Band will also be performing their own programme, showcasing the talent of the next generation of brass players under the baton of Tim Parris. The concert starts at 7.30 pm and tickets are £8.00, concessions £6.50 and children under 16, £3.00 and available from Stannington Hardware or telephone 0114 233 2821.

TTED KS FAI RD C O L ABSS STAND A

Local News

9th May 2019

Issue 1060

Call 0114 283 1100

www.looklocal.org.uk

7

KEEP INTRUDERS AND THE COLD OUT WITH ONE OF OUR COMPOSITE DOORS

CONSERVATORIES t ORANGERIES t WINDOWS DOORS t PORCHES t FRENCH & PATIO DOORS

! SPECIAL OFFER

French & Patio Doors from

£850 fitted BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER

DON’T BE FOOLED BY IMITATIONS

OVER 30 COMPOSITE DOORS ON DISPLAY

The only official registered installer in Barnsley

Come and visit our showroom

SPECIAL OFFER! TRIPLE GLAZED FRONT DOOR

BACK DOOR WITH INTEGRATED BLIND 2 DOORS

£1400 fitted* *Conditions apply

FIND US ON

Where reputation matters

VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 85B TOWNGATE, MAPPLEWELL, BARNSLEY S75 6AS

ALL OUR PRODUCTS COME WITH A 10 YEAR GUARANTEE

TEL

01226 210 063

8

Issue 1060

Call 0114 283 1100

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.

Organising an event? Tell us about it at news@looklocal.org.uk Publication subject to space and content.

Local Events

JAWBONE

CAR BOOT SALE Sunday 12th May | 8am - 12 noon

Oughtibridge Lane, S35 0HN Stall holders please book in advance Parking £1. No roadside parking

www.greenheadhousefarm.co.uk/carboot

FILMS

THE KEEPER (15)

THURS 9 MAY AT 2PM & 7.30PM

WONDER PARK (PG) THURS 9 MAY AT 4.45PM

RED JOAN (12A)

FRI 10 TO MON 13 MAY AT 7.30PM TUES 14 MAY AT 2PM WED 15 & THURS 16 MAY AT 7.30PM

CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG (U) SUN 12 MAY AT 2PM

EVENTS CINEMA TUES 14 MAY AT 7PM

NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE PRESENTS

ALL MY SONS TICKETS £18/£15

SAT 8 JUNE AT 8PM

CINEMA LIVE PRESENTS

TAKE THAT GREATEST HITS LIVE TICKETS: £18/£16

LIVE EVENTS WED 8 MAY AT 7.30PM

FAIRPORT CONVENTION 2019 TOUR THIS SHOW SEE THE BRITISH FOLK-ROCK LEGENDS PLAY CLASSIC AND NEW MATERIAL!

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. 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. 11 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - Dawn Chorus Walk - A guided walk looking and listening for 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.

TICKETS: £25 SAT 11 MAY AT 2.30PM

PENISTONE CINEMA ORGAN TRUST PRESENT

PHIL KELSALL MBE TICKETS: £12

WWW.PENISTONEPARAMOUNT.CO.UK LICENSED BAR FREE CAR PARKING BOX OFFICE OPEN: MON – FRI 10.00AM – 2.00PM. 8PM – 9PM TICKETS: 01226 767532 RECORDED INFO: 01226 762004

What’s On

9th May 2019

www.looklocal.org.uk

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. 15 Bolsterstone Archaeology and Heritage Group talk by Mili Rajic on excavations at Oughtibridge Mill, 7.30pm at Christchurch on Manchester Road, Stocksbridge. 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. 16 Hillsborough and Owlerton Local History Group - ‘Edward Carpenter’’ by Suzanne Bingham, 7.45pm, Hillsborough Sports Arena, Hillsborough Park, S6 4HA, £2 for visitors, 2863017. Friday May 17 17 Bradflix, Bradfield Film Club - Chanter’s Jigge, Colourful performances of music from around Europe and beyond, 7.30pm, £8, www.bradflix.co.uk Saturday May 18 18 Thurgoland Welfare are having a folk night with top class international musicians Some Antics, plus support at the village hall. A bar is available to include soft drinks and snacks. Tickets are just £5, pay on the door or phone Margaret on 0114 2885037. 18 Bradfield Village Hall, Bradfield Market - food, crafts and refreshments, 9am to 2pm, 2851227. 18 Bradflix, Bradfield Film Club - The Favourite, 7pm, bar and refreshments, bring your own chair or bean bag if you wish, www.

bradflix.co.uk 18 Jumble sale at St. Saviour’s Church hall, mortomley lane from 12 noon Admission 20p 18 Quiz night and pie & pea supper at Stocksbridge Christian centre at 7pm price £8 please book your place ring 2884377 or 2885309 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. 20 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. 20 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - ‘Major Conrad Kaye’s Pictures of Old Wadsley, Then and Now’, A chance to see the Paintings of Old Wadsley by Major Kaye and photographs of the same locations today, an illustrated talk by Robin Garside, entrance fee, £3.50 for visitors, £3 for members, (includes refreshments and home made cakes), 7.30pm, Wadsley Church Hall, Worrall Road, S6 4BA. Tuesday May 21 21 Worrall Environmental Group meeting – 7.45pm at the Shoulder of Mutton. All Worrallers welcome. Light refreshments afterwards. 21 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens May meeting - a gentle walk in the Wentworth Castle Parkland. Meet at the Strafford Arms car park at 7pm. All welcome, admission is £2.50, free for friends of Wortley Hall Gardens. If you are interested contact Barry on 0114 2830056. Wednesday May 22 22 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. Thursday May 23 23 Try Singing 4 Fun at Holy Trinity Church, Thurgoland from 10.30am to 12am. Followed by refreshments. No auditions, no musical experience necessary. All welcome, contact Judith on 0114 2830083. Singing 4 Fun is a Dementia Friendly event. Saturday May 25 25 St Leonard's Church Wortley are hosting a fund raising concert by Bolsterstone Male Voice Choir at 7.30pm. Entry is £8 adults and £4 children on the door, and includes refreshments.

25 Mini Beast Hunt in Chapeltown Park 10.30am to 12.30pm. Free event. Sign up for the hunt at the bandstand (approx. half hour slots). When you have caught your mini beast, our experts will be on hand to help you find out exactly what you have managed to bag! Free crafts at the bandstand and refreshments available. All welcome. 25 Ecclesfield Scouts are hosting a "Time for Tea " 10am-12 fundraising event to raisemoney for Weston Park Hospital. Please join us for Tea and Cakes at the Scout Hut, off Yew Lane, S5 9AL. Sunday May 26 26 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - ‘Commoners Muck In Day’ - on the Common (heathland Management), meet at Long Lane car park, off Long Lane, between Loxley and Worrall, come along any time between 10am to noon, tools and gloves provided, 2348425. Wednesday May 29 29 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. 29 Spring Craft Club 10am to 12pm at the Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive, S36 1EG. £1.50 per child. More details at enquiries@inmanpavilion.org.uk or 07966 720 773. Friday May 31st 31 Bullhouse Chapel is hosting a fund raising concert by Millhouse Green Male Voice Choir at 7.15pm. All welcome, Contact: Keith on 01226 763754 Saturday June 1 1 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - Family Friendly Insect Safari - a stroll around the more open parts of the Commons looking for anything small that crawls, buzzes, flies or just lazes around on leaves led by Alan Smith Meet 10 am. Rural Lane Car Park. Will last about two hours. Wednesday June 5 5 Community Open Day at Foxhill Forum, Wolfe Road, S6 1BT. Refreshments, activities, prize draw, meet staff & volunteers and find out what’s on. Drop-in, 10am-3pm, all welcome. Contact Rosalind on 0114 231 5522. Friday June 7 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. Tuesday June 18 18 High Green Folk at the Phoenix, Greengate Lane S35 3GS. A third Thursday monthly event. All most welcome to perform, listen, or join in with chorus songs. Free. Please email Pete on syfolk@aol.com if interested in booking a spot or simply turn up on the night.

8 at 9.30 am. Craft, coffee and prayer morning. St John's Church, Deepcar. All welcome. Thursday July 18 18 High Green Folk at the Phoenix, Greengate Lane S35 3GS. A third Thursday monthly event. All most welcome to perform, listen, or join in with chorus songs. Free. Please email Pete on syfolk@aol.com if interested in booking a spot or simply turn up on the night. Thursday August 15 15 High Green Folk at the Phoenix, Greengate Lane S35 3GS. A third Thursday monthly event. All most welcome to perform, listen, or join in with chorus songs. Free. Please email Pete on syfolk@aol.com if interested in booking a spot or simply turn up on the night. Saturday August 31 31 High Green in Bloom will be holding the annual ‘Party in the Park’, Mortomley Park, High Green. We invite local voluntary groups and local craft sales persons to have a stall on the day. For further information, please contact The Treasurer, HGIB, 27 Wortley Rd, High Green, S35 4LQ. ONGOING Coffee Morning, Foxhill Forum, first Friday of each month. Find out about groups, upcoming courses, our Befriending service, or simply have a cuppa and a chat! Drop-in between 10.30am-12 .30pm. Contact Rosalind on 0114 231 5522. 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. 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. Whist drive every Wednesday afternoon & evening, Friday evening and Saturday afternoon. Afternoon Drives 2 pm. Evenings 7pm. Wharncliffe Side Community Centre, Brightholmlee Lane, Wharncliffe Side. Admission £2.50 including refreshments. Enquiries Tel: 01142885635 or 07930411639. 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 twocourse 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 or Email stanningtonwriters@ gmail.com or visit our website https://stanningtonlibrarycre-

Local News

9th May 2019

Issue 1060

www.looklocal.org.uk

Call 0114 283 1100

9

Lord Mayor invites the city (and the world) to #LoveSheffDay

Sheffield’s flamboyant Lord Mayor, Councillor Magid Magid, is inviting all-comers to a farewell party with a difference next month.

using this event to celebrate Sheffield, say goodbye and to encourage people to tell the world why they #LoveSheffDay.”

The city centre is set to play host to #LoveSheffDay – a celebration of local literary, musical and cultural talent.

The music stage is set to include a performance by renowned Sheffield 20-piece party act, the Tin Soldiers.

The event is an open invitation for everyone to get involved – both by attending the free event and also using the hashtag #LoveSheffDay to tell the world their favourite aspects of the Steel City.

The band consists of 18 horns, electric bass and drums, and performs tracks by the likes of Earth Wind and Fire, James Brown, Stevie Wonder, The White Stripes, Wild Cherry, Herbie Hancock and others.

#LoveSheffDay is set to take place on Saturday, May 11th, and includes a full day of live music, poetry reading, fun fair, kids’ entertainment, catering and more.

There will also be contributions from two of the finest musicians from Music In The Round – Matthew Hunt and Amy Harman who play clarinet and bassoon with resident group Ensemble 360.

The Lord Mayor is hoping local people will adopt his #LoveSheffDay hashtag and get the city trending across the world. He said: “I have nothing but love and respect for my adopted city and its people. There is so much talent here. But I’ve often found we don’t shout about the place enough. So I’m

UPTO 70% rp f of the r

The event will run from 12pm until 6pm. A former refugee, Councillor Magid Magid was Sheffield City Council's first Green Party mayor and its youngest at 29. His year in office finishes this month and he has just been chosen as the lead candidate for the Green Party in the up and coming European Elections.

Councillor Magid Magid said being mayor was the "most rewarding thing" he had ever done. "One of the reasons I wanted to be a councillor was to play a more active role in my community and represent those voices that I believed weren't being represented in the council”.

There is also a #MySheffield photography competition which is inviting people to share their personal vision of Sheffield. It is organised by Our Favourite Places and the winner will get to spend the day with Councillor Magid Magid in one of his last days as Lord Mayor. #LoveSheffDay will continue into the evening with Councillor Majid

Majid’s farewell party at Plug nightclub. The event – which includes free flapjack and custard - will be raising funds for his nominated charities: * Sheffield Flourish * Sheffield Women's Counselling and Therapy Service * Unity Gym Project

THE BED SHOP SHEFFIELD

WE W BE BEAON’T ON PRITCEN E

SPRINGTIME SOFA BONANZA! EVERYTHING MUST GO! UP TO AN INCREDIBLE 70% OFF SOFAS FROM AS LITTLE AS £200! WHILE STOCKS LAST - MUST END SUNDAY 2ND JUNE!

NOW INSTORE HUGE SELECTION OF:

MATTRESSES DIVANS BED FRAMES The Bed Shop

FREE PARKING | VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT:

SOFAS HIGH BACK CHAIRS OTTOMANS CALL US

0114 278 4848

10

Weekend

9th May 2019

Issue 1060

www.looklocal.org.uk

call 0114 283 1100

PICK-UP YOUR AT THESE DROP-OFF POINTS

Saturday bbc1

bbc2

ITV

Channel 4

channel 5

PENISTONE

Tesco Cecil Penny Cubley Hall Cecil Spar Penny OxspringSpar Post OfďŹ ce

Oxspring Bridge Post Inn OfďŹ ce Bridge Thorpes Inn Comm.. Thorpes Centre Comm.. Post OfďŹ ce Centre Paul PostScoďŹ eld OfďŹ ce

STOCKSBRIDGE & DEEPCAR

Co-Op Lidl Venue WCF Garage Spar

Samuel’s Kitchen Leisure Lesure Centre Centre Mcolls Deep.. Surgery Aldi - Fox Valley

CHAPELTOWN & HIGH GREEN

Asda Parish Cones Council Store Texaco

Chapeltown Store Thorncliffe Thorncliffe Leisure Lesure Burncross Surgery

HILLSBOROUGH

Leisure Lesure Centre Centre Towsure Riverside Cafe

Loxley Post OfďŹ ce Loxley Garden Centre Wisewood Sports

WHARNCLIFFE SIDE

Wharn.. Arms

Blue Ball

GRENOSIDE

Red Lion (Both)

FOXHILL

Forum Library

Village News Surgery

ECCLESFIELD

Wortley Hall

WORTLEY

Doctors

Post OfďŹ ce

BRADFIELD

Nags Head Langland’s Garden C Plough Inn Old Horns

BARRIER Scentsations by Amie GLAZING

Mens and ladies fragrances inspired by designers at affordable prices. Available to buy in Look Local

Contact Amie 07957 399 708 Scentsations by Amie

Est. 1982

We have many more drop-off locations but too many to mention here.

t *OTUBMMFST PG A" 3BUFE &OFSHZ 4BWJOH 17$

8JOEPXT %PPST $POTFSWBUPSJFT 1PSDIFT t 8PPEHSBJO &GGFDU $PNQPTJUF %PPST JO 7BSJPVT $PMPVST t "MVNJOJVN 4FDPOEBSZ (MB[JOH 4BWF PO &OFSHZ /PJTF t A5JSFE $POTFSWBUPSZ 1PSDI 6QHSBEFT t "MVNJOJVN #J 'PME %PPST t 'BTDJBT 4PGĂĽUT %SZ 7FSHFT t 3FQMBDFNFOU 4FBMFE 6OJUT t :FBS '3&& *OTVSBODF CBDLFE (VBSBOUFFT

ď ”ď Ľď Źď€ş       ď Żď ˛    ď …ď śď Ľď Žď Šď Žď §  ď —ď Ľď Ľď Ťď Ľď Žď ¤ď ł

ď —ď Ľď ˘ď łď Šď ´ď Ľď€ş ď ˘ď Ąď ˛ď ˛ď Šď Ľď ˛ď §ď Źď Ąď şď Šď Žď §ď€Žď Łď Żď ­ ď …ď ­ď Ąď Šď Źď€ş ď ˘ď Ąď ˛ď ˛ď Šď Ľď ˛ď §ď Źď Ąď şď Šď Žď §ď €ď ¨ď Żď ´ď ­ď Ąď Šď Źď€Žď Łď Żď€Žď ľď Ť

Beautiful swimwear and beach accessories now available in the boutique. From bikinis and swimsuits through to beach wraps, dresses, beach bags and even sunglasses. #frilliesofpenistone #loveyourfrillies #shoplocal #lovepenistone #shopindependent

Heirlooms URGENTL

Vintage item furniture, c military, te

ANYTHING O INTERESTIN

“Give us a ca Top ca

PART / FULL HO Frillies 4 Bridge Street Penistone S36 6AJ 01226 496781 @frilliesboutique

wanted. Fully lic

T: 0771

TV Guide

s & antiques LY WANTED.

ms, collectables, china ďŹ gurines, ea sets, silver.

OLD, UNUSUAL & NG CONSIDERED.

all, we buy it all. ash paid.�

OUSE CLEARANCES

icenced local dealer.

10 921335

www.looklocal.org.uk

call 0114 283 1100

Sunday bbc1

9th May 2019

Issue 1060

11

Listings supplied by Press Association

bbc2

ITV

Channel 4

channel 5

Call us on: 0114 244 4475 ALL OUR BUILDINGS ARE DELIVERED & ERECTED VISIT OUR LARGE SHOW SITES TO VIEW OUR WIDE RANGE OF

Sheds r Summerhouses r Playhouses Concrete Garages & Sheds r Kennels r Log Cabins Smoking Shelters r Storage r Fencing

UP TO 30% OFF EX-DISPLAYS

Valley Trading Park, Greenland Rd, Sheffield S9 5EX )BSEXJDL -BOF "TUPO 4IFĂłFME 4 #& t OPEN 7 DAYS MON - SAT 9am - 5pm & SUN 9am - 5pm

www.shedworlds.com

MOTs 7 DAYS 0114 283 1615 DCSS (garages) LTD

Servicing, repairs & diagnostics DEEPCAR S36 2QY Suppliers of Garages

FREE DESIGN 5000 FLYERS

Print ÂŁ94 Distribution ÂŁ150 Design + Print + Distribute ÂŁ284 DISTRIBUTION

Delivered on Thursday up to 27,000 homes: GD@3DAEE 91B5>FAI@ 55B31D D5@AE:45 :79 D55@ #G79F:2D:475 $5@:EFA@5 )FA3=E2D:475 -ADD1>> -14E>5K $1D= ,:>>175 -91D@3>:Ĺ?5 ):45

CALL US TODAY FOR A CHAT

0114 283 1100 W: www.looklocal.org.uk E: enquiries@looklocal.org.uk

Supporting the local community 516 MANCHESTER ROAD

)FA3=E2D:475 )95ĹŚ5>4 )^a ] +

www.facebook.com/looklocal

12

Issue 1060

Call 0114 283 1100

FUNERAL DIRECTORS K. DYSON M.B.I.E. TEL: (0114) 288 3169 TEL: (01226) 762 481 Deaths

WILSON (Née Griffin) After a short illness in Alpine Lodge Nursing Home, Joyce Hannah aged 94 years. Wife of the late Colin, A dearly loved Mum, Mum-in-Law and Nannan. Service at Grenoside Crematorium South Chapel on Tuesday 14th May at 12.30pm. All enquiries to Dyson Funeral Service, New Road, Deepcar. Tel: 0114 2883169.

TAYLOR Sheila Suddenly at home on the 27th April 2019 Aged 69 years. Loving Wife to Paul. Much loved Mum of Andrew & Lisa, Stephen & Joanne. Devoted Grandma to Ryan & Jess, Matthew, Callum, Archie & Connie. Cherished Great Grandma to Winnie. The funeral will take place at Grenoside Crematorium North Chapel on Monday 13th May at 10.00am followed by refreshments at Stocksbridge Legionnaires Club, Edward Street. Family flowers only, but any donations made in memory of Sheila will go to St Luke’s Hospice.

Sheila TAYLOR (Née Hoyle) Suddenly at home on Saturday 27th April 2019. Beloved Sister to Dorothy, Betty and Philip. Loving Sister-in-Law to Phil, Hamish and Elaine. Three little words, “Forget Me Not” Don’t seem like much, but mean a lot, Just a memory fond and true, To show dear Sister we think of you. All our love always xxxxxx

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Our Auntie Sheila Love Nieces and Nephew Karen, Julie, Simon, Mandy. Gone but never forgotten xxxx

9th May 2019

www.looklocal.org.uk

Family Notices

Hortense STATHAM

Peter Haigh and Sons Independent

Peacefully at Moorgate Hollow Nursing Home aged 99 years. Funeral service will be held at Rotherham Crematorium on Thursday 16th May at 2:45pm.

An independent family business, offering a complete bespoke and meticulous service throughout Sheffield, Barnsley and Rotherham.

Funeral Services

Family Funeral Directors

Derek PHILIPS

03.02.31 – 28.04.19 Passed away peacefully in the loving care of Alpine Lodge on Sunday 28th April. Much loved Husband of the late Dorothy and loving Father, Grandfather and Great-Grandfather. Service to be held in South Chapel, Grenoside Crematorium at 11.30am on Thursday 16th May 2019. Family flowers only with donations if desired to Dementia UK, c/o Dyson Funeral Service, New Road, Deepcar. Tel: 01142883169. Friends please meet at the Crematorium.

Telephone | 0114 245 7913 peterhaighandsons.co.uk contact@peterhaighandsons.co.uk

Acknowledgements

Graham CODD Janet and family would like to thank friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy, letters, cards and donations. Also thanks to TW Birks and Jo and Minister David Hayes. In Memory

Alison Catherine JAMES (Matthewman) Another year has passed, Another Birthday missed, You are not forgotten, We often think of you, With all our love now and forever. Love Mum & Dad x x x Remembering a much loved Mum & Dad. Mum who passed 10-3-18 aged 93 and Dad who passed 30-5-15 aged 93. Once again together All our love Janet, Steve and family.

2' 6" in black or grey granite £380.00 plus VAT, including all lettering All new memorials with 30 year guarantee. Specialists in renovation work and ground anchor supports. Biggest showroom, best designs. Any quote beaten For free brochure, quote or home visit

SHEFFIELD MEMORIALS

99 Cross Hill, Ecclesfield, Sheffield, S35 9WR

Unit 1 Meadowhall Industrial Estate Amos Road, Sheffield S9 1BX Tel. 0114 327 31 71 www.sheffieldmemorials.co.uk

PROFESSIONAL, HONEST AND SINCERE

Family Notice? Prices start from just £26 Contact us on: enquiries@looklocal.org.uk or call in at: 516 Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, S36 2DU

T.W.BIRKS & SON LTD. Your caring local funeral director

Tel: 0114 288 55 55

DYSON FUNERAL SERVICE )PVST r %BZ PS /JHIU A helpful, local family business

Lawrence John ROSSINGTON 1935 - 2019 Loving Husband to Joan, much loved Father to Paula, Dale, Steven and Lisa. Loving Grandad and Great Grandad. Funeral service at Deepcar St Johns, Monday 13th May at 1pm followed by internment at Stocksbridge Cemetery and then afterwards at The Friendship Hotel. Flowers to TW Birks, Deepcar by 11pm Monday 13th.

TOP QUALITY MEMORIALS

CHAPELS OF REST at Barnsley Road, Bridgend, 1FOJTUPOF S36 7AH 01226 762 481

Family Notices

New Road, %FFQDBS S36 2RS

0114 288 3169

info@dysonfunerals.co.uk www.dysonfunerals.co.uk

It’s not too late to make a Will...

DYSON’S Funeral Services

Hello, I’m Jane Bowland, your local Estate Planning Consultant of 13 years experience. I am an expert in helping people arrange their Wills, Trusts, Lasting Powers of Attorney and Pre-paid Funeral Plans. Along with my colleague Haworth Ward-Drummond we A helpful, local family business specialise in helping all kinds of people gain peace of mind by providing professional advice, but with a personal touch. CHAPELS OF REST at Barnsley Road, Bridgend, Penistone, S36 7AH We offer a FREE consultation without obligation for anybody who would like to know more about any of the following:01226 762 481

New Road, Deepcar, S36 2RS • Making a basic Will 0114 288 3169 • Setting up Lasting Powers of Attorney info@dysonfunerals.co.uk • Protecting your home for future generations www.dysonfunerals.co.uk • Pre-paid Funeral Plans We know that planning for the future is a very personal matter. Not everyone is able or wants to travel to an appointment in town to sort out their affairs. We can visit you at a convenient time in the privacy and comfort of your own home to discuss your unique circumstances.

A visit and consultation is completely free and you are under no obligation to do anything. If you decide to make any arrangements you can be safe in the knowledge that all our professional services and work are fully insured and we are members of the Society of Will Writers, so all our clients are assured of the

highest standards of conduct at all times. All our clients (and their families) that we have helped in the past have been very happy with our services and tell us they have gained great peace of mind knowing that they have sorted everything out.

Jane came to see my parents to help them protect the family home. She really made us all feel at ease, especially my parents. We had no idea what we could do to protect Mum and Dad. Having set up trusts and Lasting Power of Attorney’s, Mum and Dad can get on with their lives without worrying, knowing everything is now in place. Thank you Jane! Mrs Boyle and family, Ecclesfield

Contact us today for friendly and professional advice: Haworth

0114 288 1104

07377 005 177

Jane

07850 709 666

9th May 2019

Issue 1060

www.looklocal.org.uk

Call 0114 283 1100

Why I voted independent

Party Political Bias

13

Worrall stone appeal update

Dear Editor,

Got something to say? Email us at news@looklocal.org.uk Publication subject to space and content.

Publishing does not mean we agree with the content.

Your Letters Hold a summer fundraiser in Yorkshire Dear editor, Whatever the weather and wherever you are, why not gather with friends and family this summer and help raise vital funds that will help cure and support everyone affected by Parkinson’s. I’m proud to be supporting charity Parkinson’s UK’s Garden Gathering fundraiser, and we’re calling on people to celebrate the summer their way – whether it’s with tea and cake, or cocktails and a BBQ. By holding your own Garden Gathering, you’ll be raising money that could help end Parkinson’s forever. Parkinson’s is a serious neurological condition and I’ve seen first-hand the impact it has on people. My mum was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2010 and it’s hugely debilitating. But Parkinson’s UK’s research provides hope that one day there will be a cure, and the charity believes that scientists could now be on the verge of a major breakthrough. Organising a Garden Gathering is easy, so please sign up for your free fundraising pack and you’ll be making a huge difference to the 11,400 people living with Parkinson’s in Yorkshire. To start planning your fun-filled summer fundraiser please visit: parkinsons.org.uk/gardengathering Sian Lloyd TV Broadcaster and Parkinson’s UK supporter

LookLocal last week showed its most extreme In the first week this fundraising drive aiming for blatant party political bias on the eve of the local ÂŁ900 made it over 60% of the way there, ÂŁ552. It would appear that I and many more have voted elections, making hilarious its claim to be nonfor EPIC councillors in the hope that Ecclesfield political and impartial. WEG Secretary, Bridget Manley, called this “An parish council becomes fairer with equal shares in amazing start - very encouraging. So many people Parish resources to every area. Councils supposedly are not allowed to put out have got behind this project.â€? policy announcements in the three weeks leading If Liberal or Labour are interested in why people up to polling day, never mind the day before, Postmistress Mandy North at the Post Office voted EPIC then I will say why I voted for them. yet LookLocal colluded in publishing just that where there is a collection box “There’s been plenty Under EPIC we MAY get some money spent in as a half-page piece purportedly a news story on interest with some people donating as soon as they High Green but having had Labour and Liberal Stocksbridge High street, but actually a Labour heard about it. We’ve been here almost four years parish councillors representing us in the past I can Council press release. now and are impressed by the sense of community say that we would definitely NOT get any money here in Worrall.â€? spent in High Green had they been re elected. Then first on the letters page is a Labour councillor Michael Smith libeling members of a rival party over clams of When my son was about a year old I took him in to “bullyingâ€?. No item supporting any other political Thank You Mortomley Park for him to play on the swings etc. party appeared anywhere in last week’s edition. I was very disappointed in them, swing frame with We would like to pass on our heartfelt thanks to no swings, the springy animals in a poor state of For the LookLocal to so explicitly and at the same all the wonderful people who stopped to provide repair etc and a damning indictment on our local time deceitfully support the South Yorkshire one- assistance, care and support to us following our Lib/Lab parish councillors. Mortomley Park is still party ‘state’ -- the shower that tried to steal Oxley car accident on 18th April, Wortley Road, Deepcar. in practically the same condition but my son will Park, closed the Sports Centre (telling us to use a (just before the join onto the A616 bypass. be 20 on his next birthday, what does that say of new one they’re building at Ecclesfield!), refuses to local politicians. You cannot blame austerity etc put any money into our buses, and dumps on us We were overwhelmed by‌ the acts of kinness because Labour were in government when he was criminal and ‘problem’ tenants -- is to show this shown to us from Stuart Hutton the lorry driver who held back oncoming traffic – saving us from one. paper’s utter contempt for local people. any further collision. Liz Harvey and Joenne Steve Moxon Session who provided comfort and support and Thorncliffe leisure centre is trumpeted as the jewel in the crown of high green. I am a member of a Leon Jukes who was visiting the area, helping to keep us calm until the emergency services arrived. modern gym at a cost of ÂŁ12 per month whilst the gym at Thorncliffe is ÂŁ8 per session and to take a Thanks for voting There was a lot more who offered to help, so this couple of kids swimming ( in a pool the same size Thank you to everyone who took the time to thankyou goes out to you too. as a costa del sol hotels ) is ÂŁ20 before you even vote in the Stocksbridge & Upper Don Ward City We re both doing well and are hoping to soon fully start with refreshments, hardly a bargain. Councillor elections last Thursday. recover and be back to good health. People are fed up of labour and liberal parties I am delighted to have been elected to represent this Love Corinne & Cynthia all claiming credit for the same thing such as ward on the City Council. I shall continue to work Thorncliffe , instigating the recent report on the hard with local community groups in our ward and parish council etc. Well you cannot both claim provide a strong local voice for our community in Thanks for voting credit for the same things and the electorate are not the City Council meetings & committees. I would like to take this opportunity to thank stupid and see through these political games. everyone who has voted for me and supported me This week I am attending an induction course, after I wish EPIC well in their endeavours and hope that which I shall ensure my contact details and local in Sheffield and beyond over the last five years. the whole parish benefit from their election . surgery information is widely circulated should It has been a roller-coaster of a ride which started Yours Sincerely, you require help or advice from me in my role as very frostily when I was first introduced to my fellow Sheffield City Councillors in the council K Godley. City Councillor. chamber, I understand now as I did then that some As I continue to serve on the Town Council I can people are afraid of change and the unknown. This WW1 missing in battle search also be contacted there, or you can pop along to state of affairs soon changed when people got to our twice monthly Town Council meetings. The know me. Dear Sir / Madam details of which are on the Town Council website. I am currently collecting material for a book on All I ever tried to do as a City Councillor in my how the families of men who were reported as I look forward to continuing my work in our area ward of Ecclesfield West was make a positive having gone `missing’ in battle during the First and thank all who went out to vote. difference to people and their communities. World War tried to find definitive news of their Best wishes I am happy with the progress my team and myself loved one. The British Red Cross Wounded and Cllr Julie Grocutt have achieved in the last five years. Missing Bureau helped many of these families Stocksbridge & Upper Don Ward Councillor From now on I will be contacting my local find information, but their records were destroyed shortly after the end of the war. Other families councillors to ask them to keep these positive undertook private research amongst comrades of Thanks for voting projects going. Time will tell if I am successful. their missing relative. Mostly they received the worst news possible, or no definitive information Thank you for voting for me and fellow independent I intend to carry on in local and national politics, candidates. Our EPC now has ten party politically and believe I will return. This country boasts over at all. independent councillors. eight hundred years of democracy, it is worth If any of your readers have family papers which fighting for. We now have the mandate to reform this council, relate to Red Cross or private investigations into Thank you and kind regards to all. the fate of a missing solder I would love to hear to make it fit for purpose. from them. John Booker, Cllr Dave Ogle Former City Councillor. High Green John Broom

Sudoku

Str8ts

SUDOKU

STR8TS Tough

9 8 7 6

4 9

6 1

6 5 4 8 7 2 1 3 9

7 1

6 3 4 5 8

Previous solution - Medium

6 2 5

9 6 2 3 9 3 8 8

The solutions will be published here in the next issue.

2 9 3 5 1 6 4 8 7

1 7 8 4 3 9 2 5 6

8 3 9 6 5 4 7 1 2

4 1 7 2 9 3 8 6 5

5 6 2 1 8 7 9 4 3

7 8 6 9 4 5 3 2 1

9 4 5 3 2 1 6 7 8

3 2 1 7 6 8 5 9 4

7R FRPSOHWH 6XGRNX ÂżOO WKH board by entering numbers 1 to 9 such that each row, column and 3x3 box contains every number uniquely. For many strategies, hints and tips, visit www.sudokuwiki.org If you like Str8ts check out our books, iPhone/iPad Apps and much more on our store.

SU

No. 437

Easy

8

2

Previous solution - Medium

1 2 6 3 5 5 8 2 1 4 3 7 6 4 7 9

5 6

6 3 7

7 8 9 4 6

2 3 1 2 9 9

4

7 4 5

7

<RX FDQ ÂżQG PRUH KHOS WLSV DQG KLQWV DW www.str8ts.com

Š 2019 Syndicated Puzzles

No. 437

Š 2019 Syndicated Puzzles

n . black se KDW a set be in ack ption ot part tion to

Your Letters

3 4 5 4 3 4 2 6 7 3 9 8 6 7 9 8 6 7 5 9 8 2 5

1 2 7 5 4 3 6

6 7 5 7 8 9 9 8 4 3 1 5 6 8 1 2 2 5 3 1 2 3 4

How to beat Str8ts – Like Sudoku, no single number can repeat in any row or column. But... rows and columns are divided by black squares into compartments. These QHHG WR EH ÂżOOHG LQ ZLWK QXPEHUV WKDW complete a ‘straight’. A straight is a set of numbers with no gaps but can be in any order, eg [4,2,3,5]. Clues in black cells remove that number as an option in that row and column, and are not part of any straight. Glance at the solution to see how ‘straights’ are formed.

No.

8

4 9

The so

14

Issue 1060

Call 0114 283 1100

9th May 2019

www.looklocal.org.uk

Specialists in Mother of the Bride and Groom, Guest OutďŹ ts, Races etc.

Wedding Feature

Last of wedding The romance of getting married is quite often marred by the worrying costs involved. The consensus is that the average outlay is spiralling ever upwards, but new research now suggests that couples may be becoming more restrained in their attitude to spending on their big day.

2019 collections now arriving Special is what every lady is to us and amazing is how we want you to feel, because ge�ing it right is our priority. Whilst appointments aren’t essential it helps us to give a more personal service.

WHY PAY MORE?

See our fantastic selection of hats & fascinators to hire from only ÂŁ10. 228 SHEFFIELD ROAD, BIRDWELL, BARNSLEY, S70 5TF TEL: 01226 743 063 OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY: 9:30AM - 5PM I PINK BOUTIQUE BIRDWELL I SANDRA WENHAM

The average cost of a wedding is now about ÂŁ16,000. A survey carried out by Halifax Personal Loans reveals that only nine per cent of people think this is a reasonable amount to pay. Over half of those questioned thought this was too much to fork out on their nuptials, believing that ÂŁ10,000 or less was a more appropriate figure. One quarter of people in the survey would hope to cut costs even further by spending between ÂŁ1,000 and ÂŁ5,000. Singletons are the most likely to be dreaming of an extravagant wedding, with a quarter of this group prepared to consider spending more than ÂŁ15,000 when they get hitched. Interestingly, people who are already married or who had been married before were far less likely to see the need to splash out over the odds. Only 13 per cent and 15 per cent re-

spectively believed it was reasonable to spend ÂŁ15,000 or more. Young love knows no financial bounds it seems, with one in five of the 18-25 age group considering ÂŁ15,000 and over a reasonable amount to pay. This compares with one in 10 of the 25-34 age group and eight per cent of the 35-44 age group. Northerners are most inclined to splash out on weddings. Four per cent said spending over ÂŁ50,000 on their big day would be acceptable. Couples in the southwest are the least likely to pay over the odds, with 17 per cent considering less than ÂŁ1,000 a reasonable amount. When it comes to the honeymoon, more people appear to be comfortable with the typical costs involved. The average cost of a honeymoon trip is estimated at ÂŁ2,475. Nearly half of those questioned agreed that between ÂŁ2,000 and ÂŁ4,999 was a reasonable sum to pay. One in five considered over ÂŁ5,000 a more suitable figure. Only three per cent thought it would be more reasonable to spend under ÂŁ1,000.

WEDDING FAYRE We are exhibiting at Cannon Hall wedding Fayre this Sunday 12.00 noon

Whitley Hall Hotel presents

& WEDDING OPEN DAY

!" #$% "&&

, , , ,3 , ,

,3&1.'2)%1 %.'2% )*-2 !)11# ,3 2--*+!3!"20.03,3 * 203 % ,3&/.('*+!3'/.03 3("0.1#%#/-23 /0(*+/.1)03 ,3&/.('*+!30'120 3 /!0 3/((2001)*20 ,3 +%'1"02302/#0.)2003.132+0")23/3 2) 2(.3 *.

!!

, , , ,

3&*--$2 11-3 1/- 3 &*--$2 11-3 3 3 &*--$2 11-3 )/#3 .1 3333333 2+3&1+% /.3 /#% #

3 3 33

RIDES, , BBQ STALLS, ES & ACTIVITI .03&

SUNDAY 16TH JUNE 2019 46/%": 5) "6(645 t /00/ 1. '3&& &/53: NOON - 5PM - FREE ENTRY Elliot Lane | Grenoside | Sheffield S35 8NR XXX XIJUMFZIBMM DPN t 5FMFQIPOF

Local News

the big spenders Ian Corfield, head of Halifax Unsecured Personal Loans, says, "Weddings seem to have come back in fashion in recent years and we have seen average costs increase dramatically. "However, our survey suggests that there may be a change in opinion as to how much couples should spend. It may be that the costs typically involved have reached a level that is no longer considered reasonable. "In contrast, people seem generally more comfortable with average honeymoon costs and do not see this level of expense as unreasonable or over-inflated."

Issue 1060

Call 0114 283 1100

9th May 2019

www.looklocal.org.uk

15

Special pups have fun at first birthday tea party They might be life-changing assistance dogs of the future but Dan, Derek and Westie are also just puppies who want to have fun!

The cute threesome, who are pups-intraining with national Sheffield-based charity Support Dogs, were given a special Puppy Party to celebrate their first birthdays – and to mark the next stage of their training. Staff at the charity provided cake, balloons and toys for the trio, who enjoyed party games, chasing balls and generally being the centre of attention. The puppies are all being looked after by puppy socialisers - volunteers in and around Sheffield who care for them in the 12-month period before they enter their full training at the age of 15 months. Now Support Dogs are appealing for more volunteer puppy socialisers to come forward to look after the next batch of puppies, due to arrive at their national training centre in Brightside next month. “We rely heavily on our volunteer puppy socialisers to provide a loving home for our pups until they are old enough to train

to be assistance dogs; it’s perfect for people who love dogs but can’t commit to owning one,” says Support Dogs’ chief executive Rita Howson. “It can be hard work but people have the satisfaction of knowing they have helped in the training of a valued assistance dog that can transform the lives of people with serious medical conditions.” Support Dogs train assistance dogs for children with autism and adults with epilepsy and physical disability, enabling them to lead safer, more independent lives. Puppy socialisers have to live within an hour’s drive of Support Dogs’ training centre, be at home during the day, and have an enclosed garden. Anyone interested in applying should contact the charity on 0114 2617800 or email info@supportdogs.org.uk

16

Local Directory

9th May 2019

issue 1060

www.looklocal.org.uk

Call 0114 283 1100

Aerials & TV

Chapeltown Aerials & Merlin CCTV TV AERIALS FROM

Domestic Appliance

P.COTTERILL

FIND US ON FACEBOOK

TV & ÂŁ60 FITTED MICROWAVE

• Freeview Aerials • Extensions • Multi-Room • Sky • Freesat • TV Wall Mounting • Retune • Smart TV Setup • Aerial Upgrades • AmpliďŹ cation

REPAIRS

www.merlin-aerials.co.uk

Digital - Satellite - DVD’s Etc

Matt: 07876 363 015 0114 246 5198 Covering all South Yorkshire

A2 DIGITAL TV AERIALS & SATELLITE • Installation, Service and Repair • Sky, Freeview, Freesat, CCTV • European Satellite • Aerial upgrades

Call Martin 0114 418 4117

ALL WORK GUARANTEED Tel: 0114 288 3020 or 07962 059 389

FREEVIEW

AERIALS Supplied, ďŹ tted, repairs & extensions

07774 446 927 Architectural

ARCHITECTURAL KNOWHOW

0114 288 4729 07983 558 031 www.pennineblinds.co.uk

ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS TAKEN CARE OF For a free quote call

• Carpets Fitted & Refitted

CHARISMA

BLINDS SHEFFIELD 0114 258 54 96

• 30 Years Experience • All Materiels Supplied Tel: 01142 421 906 Mob: 07909 617 134

t 7&/&5*"/ t 7&-69 t 1&3'&$5 '*5 t 3&.05& $0/530-

Free no obligation home visits and quotes OFFERS ON VERTICAL AND ROLLER BLINDS

ď Ź ď Ź

PLASTERING PEBBLE DASHING BRICK AND STONE POINTING ROOFWORK INSURANCE WORK WELCOME

TEL: 2888051 or

07866 818391

CALL 07823 889 119

professional service you can count on - Domestic & Industrial - Fault Finding - Repairs & Installation - Free Estimates

s r electrical

0114 2883503 /07970 409856

Gardening

6-5*."5& 1"7*/( -"/%4$"1*/(

Tel: 01142 457 220 Or: 07515 727 456

Tree Felling & Pruning - All Rubbish Removed

Blue Ball

Grenoside

Red Lion (Both)

Foxhill

Forum Library

Village News Surgery

Ecclesfield

Wortley Hall

Wortley

Doctors

Post Office

Bradfield

ALL GARDEN WORK UNDERTAKEN

%SJWFT t #MPDLQBWJOH t 1BUJPT t %FDLJOH

DRIVEWAYS AND PATHS

For quality and professionalism Call Gary 01142299162 07970 187427 Wharncliffe Lodge, Woodhead Road, Wortley S35 7DA

#MPDLQBWJOH t $PODSFUJOH t 5BSNBD t (BSBHF #BTFT t 3FTJO %SJWFT 1BUIT

JMB TREE SERVICES FULLY QUALIFIED & INSURED TREE SURGEON ď ’Tree Felling, Shaping & Pruning ď ’Hedge & Shrub Cutting

Wood Chipping for Sale

ÂŁ25 p/h Min 2 hrs Also: Fencing, Decking AND Dry Stone Walling

0114 2887008

Professional , friendly service. Public insurance Mob:liability 07736434552

• Rising Damp • Condensation • Penetrating Damp • Tanking • Timber Treatments • Wet Rot FREE Surveys

• Dry Rot • Woodworm • Cellar Tanking

LOWEST prices in ShefďŹ eld ArcadiaDampProoďŹ ng@gmail.com 0800 6346427 • 07790 560 180

40 YEARS EXPERIENCE All aspects of joinery with FREE QUOTES • Bespoke staircases • Kitchens • Windows • Bedrooms • Fascias

"-- 803, (6"3"/5&&%

ď ’Chipper and Operator for Hire

DAMP STOPPED!

NEIL RATTENBURY QUALITY JOINERY

$"-- 4)"6/ 0/ .PCJMF ] 5FM

Reduction & Removal

Damp Proofing

Joinery

/P KPC UPP CJH PS UPP TNBMM t 'SFF RVPUFT BEWJDF

ď ’Garden Maintenance ď ’All Waste Removed & Left Tidy ď ’Firewood Logs and

For All Your Home Improvements Bathrooms Kitchens Windows Loft Conversions Extensions Etc. NO JOB TOO SMALL

/0 +0# 500 4."-- r 53645 8035): 3&-*"#-& %&&1$"3 #"4&% r 8*-- 53"7&-

www.aswiftcookerrepair.co.uk

WhARNCLIFFE SIDE

No Call Out Charge No Fix - No Fee Locally Based, QualiďŹ ed Technician

PLUMBING & BUILDING SERVICES

PLASTERING SERVICES | DAMP PROOFING INTERNAL DOORS | FLAT ROOF SPECIALISTS EXTERNAL UPVC WINDOWS AND DOORS GENERAL GARDEN SERVICES DRYSTONE WALLING

07885 948 376 20 PENISTONE RD, GRENOSIDE

Loxley Post Office Loxley Garden Centre Wisewood Sports

Wharn.. Arms

CompuCrisis

Chimneys

ATTILIUS

PROPERTY REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE

CALL PETER ON

Hillsborough

Leisure Lesure Centre Centre Towsure Riverside Cafe

CLEANING AND SEALING

www.charisma-blinds.com

SHAUN STAPLETON

QUALIFIED ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

Chapeltown Store Thorncliffe Leisure Lesure Burncross Surgery

We have many more drop-off locations but too many to mention here.

Local family business

Or visit us at: www.attiliusgroup.co.uk

ALL ELECTRIC COOKERS OR PARTS SUPPLIED

Asda Parish Cones Council Store Texaco

For a FREE Quote Call:

ESTABLISHED 26 YEARS

0114 288 6942 07803 164 530

stephen peall your electrician

Chapeltown & High Green

1BUJPT t 1BWJOH t 'MBHT -JGUFE 3FMBZFE t 'FODJOH t 8BMMT #VJMU 1PJOUFE

Builders

ď Ź ď Ź ď Ź

REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES & MODELS

Electrical

Samuel’s Kitchen Leisure Lesure Centre Mcolls Deep.. Surgery Aldi - Fox Valley

Nags Head Langland’s Garden C Plough Inn Old Horns

Chimneys swept Maintenance contracts welcome CertiďŹ cates issued on all work carried out Fully insured

AND MAINTENANCE

COOKER REPAIR

Oxspring Bridge Post Inn Office Bridge Thorpes Inn Comm.. Thorpes Centre Comm.. Post Office Centre Paul PostScofield Office

Co-Op Lidl Venue WCF Garage Spar

PC Repair, Network Or Internet Problems?

FULLY QUALIFIED CHIMNEY SWEEP

PROPERTY REPAIRS

A. SWIFT

07838024051

www.srelectrical-services.co.uk

G.Cooke CH MNEYS

G.R.BUILDERS

CALL OR MESSAGE STEPHEN

Computers

DC CARPETS

Blinds & Curtains

t 7&35*$"t 30."/ t 1-&"5&% t 30--&3

LOCAL BUSINESS WITH OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE • Alterations • Brickwork • Pointing • Plastering • Tiling • Plumbing • Joinery • Paving• Patios etc

Carpets

Richard: 07951 663 564 Darren: 07938 623 132

ď “ď ¨ď Żď ˇď ˛ď Żď Żď ­ ď ?ď °ď Ľď Žď Šď Žď § ď ”ď Šď ­ď Ľď ł Manchester Rd, Deepcar Mon 10–2.30pm Wed 10–2.30pm Thurs 10–2.30pm Sat 10–1pm

Evening and weekend appointments available.

K.A.H BUILDERS

Penistone

Tesco Cecil Penny Cubley Hall Cecil Spar Penny OxspringSpar Post Office

Stocksbridge & Deepcar

FAST AND FRIENDLY - LOCAL - FREE CALL OUT

07563 747 428 or 01142 888 803 Email kimadam.hudson@gmail.com

Plans Draw Professionally All Types Of Building Work Planning & Building Regulation Approvals Obtained FREE, Competitive Quotes

FAST, LOCAL SERVICE

Washing machines Electric Cookers / Ovens Tumble dryers Dishwashers

Flat Screen

CALL DAVID ON

PENNINE BLINDS

Reliable Local Family run Appliance Repair Service based in S36.

Pick-up your at these drop-off points

Garden Help Experienced and qualified Gardeners offering quality regular or one off garden maintenance at competitive prices.

For free advise or a quote call us on

07783 070 047

Dial a Jet

Power Jet Wash Services

Sheffield - Rotherham - Barnsley

•Driveways •Decking •Patios-paving •Conservatories •Graffiti Removal and much more.

07842016957

JJM Landscaping Family run since I979

Fencing/decking Paving / brickwork driveways

garden clearance and designs grass / hedges cut OAP Discount AlL rubbish removed

0II4 246 4207 0794 033 9666

0114 288 7394 07860 166734

Handyman

Handyman JOINERY

Kitchen worktops Fencing Doors & skirtings etc. PLUMBING

Leaks & blockages; repair etc. HOME SAFETY

External metal handrails Staircase handrails Grab rails Key safes All types of domestic work. No job too small. Call Wayne:

07983 386 705

MAN & VAN t 5SBOTJU 7BO

t 4IPSU -POH %JTUBODF

GARDENING

t %FDLJOH 'FODJOH t 5SFFT 1SVOFE t )FEHF $VUUJOH 4FSWJDF t (SBTT $VUUJOH 4FSWJDF

HANDYMAN

t (FOFSBM .BJOUFOBODF "SPVOE 5IF )PVTF t 'MBU 1BDL "TTFNCMZ t (VUUFS $MFBSJOH

$BMM .BSL 0O

Local Directory LOCAL LOCKSMITH Est. 1978 Covering All Areas | No Call Out Charge All types of locks supplied and ďŹ tted, including Chubb, Yale and Everest door locks.

UPVC Door Lock Specialist. 8*/%084 %0034 $0/4&37"503*&4

A

Established 1978

Call 0114 283 1100

&91&3*&/$& t 26"-*5: t 3&-*"#*-*5:

Ring Us On: 0114 288 58 98 | Or Mob: 07787 140 430 Visit our website: www.deepcar.info

MF PLASTERING

Over 20 years experience Commercial and domestic Large contracts to small jobs. Will travel. Call Matt on

07375 052335 01226 763868

for a no obligation quote

Cols Collections

PLASTERING SERVICES Adam Maloney 15 Hills Road S36 2QN facebook.com/ amplasteringservicesuk

Tel: 07715 631682

amplasteringwork@gmail.com

Plumbing / Bathrooms / Heating

Subscribe to our online, weekly Emag through our website at: looklocal.org.uk

Boiler installations Central heating systems Gas hobs Landlord certificates Gas servicing Underfloor heating Bathroom installations THE COMPLETE, RELIABLE Jonny Heaslip: 0778 846 4945

Your Email Subscribe Now!

Your Local

Man With A Van

THE COMPLETE, RELIABLE

REASONABLE RATES

ARDEC

Decorating Service

Est. 1971 Friendly, EfďŹ cient Service FREE Quotes. Phone Dave On:

All interior and exterior painting & decorating Coving fitted Paper hanging specialists Over 35 years experience

0114 234 70 71

FOR A FREE QUOTE CALL

NO VAT! Small Firm

Or Mob: 07988 615 063

Your Advert Here Contact us on: enquiries@looklocal.org.uk or call: 0114 283 1100

Look Local Classifieds

0114 288 26 50

PJ WEBSTER

PAINTING & DECORATING SERVICES

v WT * #$ )! # v ! ! # v ! % v !# # # % ' # ! #$ v !# ! #%* % v $&# ( # v # "& % %

Phone John on:

07960 102 626 0114 3489197

Gas Safe Registered 529721

Scrap your car free collection best prices paid TOPSOIL AND AGGREGATES LAURENCE WORKS - PENISTONE

Expectancy) • Reroofs • Fascia & SofďŹ ts • Cladding And Guttering • Chimney Stacks Rebuilt And Repointed • Roof Repairs • Ridges Rebedded And Pointed • Roof Repairs • Dry Verges And Ridge Systems • Rubber Flat Roofs And Fibreglass Roofs • Hot Bitumen Flat Roofs

5 2 years

All work guaranteed Free quotes

Call Craig on

experience

tel

FEEL SAFE AND SECURE IN YOUR OWN HOME

r $$57 BOE "MBSN TZTUFNT r *OTVSBODF BQQSPWFE 4BGFT GPS IPNF PS CVTJOFTT r 3FQMBDFNFOU MPDLT MPDLTNJUI TFSWJDF r &YQFSUT JO CPUI SFTJEFOUJBM BOE CVTJOFTT QSFNJTFT r "MM XPSL DPNFT XJUI ZFBST XBSSBOUZ r 7FIJDMF $$57

0114 294 5565

“ Your peace of mind is our business�.

Skips & Removals

WWW.COMPLHEAT.COM info@complheat.com 24/7 EMERGENCY CALL OUT

DELIVERY 6 DAYS A WEEK

TEL: 0114 3830006 MOB: 07707 447345

CONTACT US FOR A FREE QUOTE

PRO-TECH

Plumbing&Heating

Boiler repair specialists LPG qualiďŹ ed engineers Central heating installation Landlord safety checks Boiler servicing and upgrades Call Karl French on:

0114 2466137

protechheating@yahoo.co.uk

TEL: 0114 383 00 06 Mark Jennings MOB: 07707 447 345 PLUMBING info@complheat.com& HEATING

t #"5)300. */45"--"5*0/ */$-6%*/( 5*-*/( t '6-- $&/53"- )&"5*/( t 3&1-"$&.&/5 #0*-&34 NO JOB TOO SMALL Call Mark: 0114 283 1170 or mob: 0780 141 3463

DAVIS

GAS All aspects of plumbing and heating gas installations

0114 288 5638 07854 415 718

keith@davisgas.co.uk

NETTLETON PLUMBING & HEATING Boiler swaps & servicing Gas Servicing Heating and radiators Leaks and repairs Full and part bathrooms installed EMERGENCIES WELCOME NO JOB TOO SMALL FULLY QUALIFIED

07717 724 660

1992bennet@googlemail.com

0114(Evenings 286only) 2194

t7BO BOE .BO t)PVTF $MFBSBODF t'VMMZ -JDFOTFE t'SFF 2VPUFT t$IFBQFTU "SPVOE

Enviroclean 07743 793 149

Taxis

Security Specialists

BRICK RUBBLE SKIPS SKIPS FOR BRICK, CONCRETE, SOIL, TURF

OUT OUR345 NEW WEBSITE MOB: CHECK 07707 447

Call us now or visit www.bulkgroup.co.uk

0114 2999 553 mob 07423 537 363

• Gas Appliance Servicing • Radiators • Power • Cookers & Fires Flushing • RepairsCertificates & Breakdowns • Landlord • Radiators • Power Flushing • Home Owner Reports • Landlord Certificates • Bathrooms & Showers • Home Owner Reports BathroomsPlumbing & Showers • All •General • All General Plumbing

• Central Heating Installation • Boiler Upgrades • Gas Appliance Servicing CONTACT US FOR A FREE QUOTE • Cookers & Fires • Repairs & Breakdowns TEL: 0114 383 00 06

SKIP HIRE GRAB LORRY HIRE

WASTE LOCAL ROOFING AND BUILDING SPECIALIST REMOVALS Permanent Flat Roof Systems (50 Years Life

• Central Heating Installation

DECORATING PAINTING

marklogangasservices @hotmail.co.uk

Roofing

THE COMPLETE, RELIABLE SOLUTION • Boiler Upgrades FOR Painting & Decorating

0114 2830147 mob 0776 9926114

Call Colin on 0774 304 2377

please call Chris on

24/7EMERGENCY EMERGENCY CALL OUT CALL SOLUTIONOUT FOR... 24/7

17

Install, Service & Repair Cookers, Gas Boilers, Fires, Water Heaters, Meters, Pipework & Landlords Safety Checks/Certificates

Single item deliveries or more Waste removal and disposal No job too small

info@deltaheating.co.uk SOLUTION FOR... Phil Crooks: 0758 417 6352

• Central Heating Installation 19 Don Street, Penistone, Sheffield, S36 6HA • Boiler Upgrades Bob - Oughtibridge • GasPemberton Appliance Servicing Plumbing & Heating • Cookers & Fires • Repairs Breakdowns • Boiler swap&specialist STAY WARM • Radiators • Power Flushing THIS WINTER • Plumbing repairs • Landlord Certificates • No job too small • Home Owner Reports • Bathrooms & Showers Day. 07778 799 899 • Eve. 0114 286 44 50 • All General Plumbing

9th May 2019

www.looklocal.org.uk

Mark Logan Gas Services

Removals

Plastering

Locksmiths

DEEPCAR

Issue 1060

4 Ton 5 Ton 6 Ton 8 Ton 10 Ton

ÂŁ90.00 ÂŁ100.00 ÂŁ110.00 ÂŁ130.00 ÂŁ150.00

WHEELBARROW ACCESS SAME DAY DELIVERY ALL PRICES INC VAT

MINI & MICRO DIGGER HIRE & SKIP LOADING DUMPER

LAND CLEARANCE, DEMOLITION, FOOTINGS

L&J SKIP HIRE 07960 656323 STRICLTY NO HOUSEHOLD WASTE

W. MAW SKIP HIRE

FOR RELIABLE SAME DAY SERVICE

• MINI SKIPS • 3 TON SKIP • 4 TON SKIP • 6 TON SKIP • 8 TON SKIP 20yd & 40yd Roll On / Roll Off Skips. For Green & Wood Waste Ring For Details All prices subject to V.A.T. Credit Cards accepted Skips available up to 40 yard wheel barrow access available OPEN ALL DAY 6 DAYS A WEEK

01709 560 056

BH SKIP HIRE ALL SKIP SIZES AVAILABLE Same day service Reliable delivery and collection Covering all Look Local areas Competetive prices

07721 045 850

www.bhscrapmetals.co.uk/bh-skip-hire

0795 737 7258

1 - 16 seats Airports / Coastals / Nights Out Advance bookings only

Operating in Stocksbridge and surrounding districts. Tiling

Windows

S&C S&C TILING

TILING

All wall & oor tiling All wall & oor tiling

Free measuring Free&measuring quotes & quotes No job too big No or jobsmall too big or small Bathrooms fully Bathrooms installedfully installed Tel: 0114 288 4678

Tel: 0114 288 Or: 07917 7714678 590 Or: 07917 771 590

FOR ALL UPVC REPAIRS Do You Have Problems With... • Jamming Doors • Sticking Windows • Scratched, Cracked, Blown Or Steamed Up Glass • Leaking Gutters

Do You Need... • Replacement Windows Or Door Frames • Door Panels • Locks • Barrels

Then You Need To Call The Window Doctor FREE QUOTES AVAILABLE

Phil: 07522 080 985 Or: 0114 288 8435 www.drphilswindows.co.uk NO JOB TO BIG OR SMALL

Windows

PROBLEMS WITH CONDENSATION BETWEEN YOUR DOUBLE GLAZED UNITS?

DEEPCAR

8*/%084 %0034 $0/4&37"503*&4

Established 1978

A

&91&3*&/$& t 26"-*5: t 3&-*"#*-*5:

DID YOU KNOW?

8F SFQBJS t XJOEPXT t EPPST t SPPGT t DPOTFSWBUPSJFT t IBOEMFT t MPDLT t TFBMT 3JOH VT PO 0114 288 58 98 PS 07787 140 430 7JTJU PVS XFCTJUF BU www.deepcar.info No Call-out charge | Emergency Service Available



S O S

18

Issue 1060

Call 0114 283 1100

Private Adverts For Sale

• Mistral windsurfer with Tushingam sail plus spare £50 ono 0114 2888186 buyer to collect. • Medium size wetsuit, socks & jacket £10 0114 2888186 buyer to collect. • Swift Conquerer, 4 berth caravan, 2009, motor mover plus many accessories - £8,500 - 07765 808 820. • Under counter fridge - £30. Electric cooker, 50cm, double oven - £50. Small 3pce suite, as new - £100. Wardrobe - £10. Buyer to collect - 01226 800 001. • Honda generator with 110 & 240 output - £80 - 0114 246 1776. • Screwfix garden shredder - £10 - 0114 246 1776. • Small metal trailer, model ERDE102 with spare wheel - £60. Buyer to collect - 0114 288 6255. • Mexican pine double wardrobe, 4 drawer chest & bedside cabinet - £100 ono for the lot! 0114 246 6850. • 1960’s 2 hole mantle clock, chimes. IFWO £25 ono. 80 assorted DVDs - £25 ono. Phone number: 228 2033. • Cottage garden plants £1 each. Flower every year, pest resistant. Fill your garden with colour for cheap, many varieties. Call 07783 070 047 for more info. • Claud Butler Urban 500. 16� (40cm) Frame. 24 Shimano gears, Twist Grip changers (spare lever changer) Immaculate condition. £195 - 07777667337. • 3 Mirrored Sliding Doors with full tracking to fit dormer roof. Each door measures 47� high x 34� wide. Excellent high quality. Collection only £30 - Tel: 07973 918 880. • Walking sticks for sale. Holly, ash, hazel, black thorn, horn or wodden handles, carved or plain Phone: 283 0093. Wanted

• Old wood and brass fishing reels. Please phone Jay with details. Good price paid. Also air guns - 07518 938 321. • Old Sheffield Langsett Bicycle - just a frame would be considered. 07464939521.

Job Vacancies

Deliverers Required For

Deepcar Call Rita to apply:

0114 283 1100 Good rates of pay (Applicants must be 13 or over)

Earn money selling Perfume and Aftershave. Generous commission. No experience needed. Full support given Work hours to suit you • Instant proďŹ t No postcode restrictions • Free to join Contact Amie 07957 399 708 Scentsations by Amie

Local Directory

9th May 2019

www.looklocal.org.uk

Job Vacancies

CLEANER / IRONER REQUIRED 4 hours a week. 2 different properties. Hours to suit

0114 288 4995 Chapelgreen Practice

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Burncross Surgery, 1 Bevan Way, Chapeltown, ShefďŹ eld, S35 1RN. 20 - 25 hours per week (Mon – Fri) Salary ÂŁ8.21per hour (dependent on relevant experience) Chapelgreen Practice is a friendly and enthusiastic training practice serving over 15,000 patients over 2 sites in the Burncross/High Green area of ShefďŹ eld. We are seeking an enthusiastic, highly motivated receptionist to join our current team. The post consists of shift work – Alternate mornings (Approx. 8am – 1pm) and afternoons (Approx. 1.30pm – 6.30pm) – across both sites therefore exibility is essential. Preferably the successful candidate will have skills in the following area: • Reception Front Desk • Call Handling / Contact Centre • Prescription Processing • Previous experience in NHS / medical reception role is desirable but not essential. The successful candidate will be provided with training and development that includes Care Navigation/Active Signposting. Experience with the Systmone clinical software is desirable but not essential. The post includes membership of the NHS pension scheme. Previous Applicants Need Not Re-apply For further information please contact Blake Foster (blake.foster@nhs.net). To download an application pack, please visit the Practice website www.chapelgreenpractice.co.uk Closing date: Friday 17th May 2019 Interview Date: To be arranged

Stocksbridge High School Cover Supervisor Salary: NJC Point 7 to 12, £19,554 to £21,589 gross per annum pro rata Contract: Part-time, 32.5 hours per week, 39 working weeks, permanent Start date: As soon as possible Stocksbridge High School are seeking to appoint a Cover Supervisor on a permanent contract. The role will include the supervision of whole classes under the guidance of teaching/senior staff, including implementation of work programmes, managing pupil behaviour and assisting pupils in relevant activities. Applicants should have good interpersonal skills, a confident and professional manner, very good literacy and numeracy skills, NVQ Level 3 or equivalent qualifications or experience. They should also have the ability and desire to work with young people. An initial training programme will be given to enable you to carry out your duties effectively. Candidates are encouraged to visit the school or have an informal discussion about the role with the Senior Leadership Team. Arrangements for this can be made by contacting Hannah Taylor, Headteacher’s PA, via e-mail htaylor@stocksbridgehigh.sheffield.sch.uk or telephone 0114 2883410.

Closing Date is 9:00 am on the 20 May 2019 and interviews will take place soon after. Further information is available by contacting Hannah Taylor. The application form and information pack is available on the school website www.stocksbridgehigh.co.uk

Stocksbridge High School Cover Manager Salary: NJC Point 15 to 20, ÂŁ22,911 to ÂŁ25,295 gross per annum pro rata Contract: Full-time, 37 hours per week, 39 working weeks, permanent Start date: As soon as possible. Stocksbridge High School are seeking to appoint a Cover Manager on a permanent contract. The successful candidate will be responsible for the facilitation of cover for absent teachers, planning and organising high quality classroom cover, as well as necessary non-teaching/support roles. The successful applicant must be able to lead a team of Cover Supervisors and be responsible for the monitoring and reporting of all daily supply staff. The ideal candidate will: t 0SHBOJTF BOE NBOBHF DPWFS GPS XIPMF school purposes. t $PWFS MFTTPOT BT QBSU PG UIF NBOBHFS SPMF t )BWF QSFWJPVT FYQFSJFODF UIBU XJMM BMMPX ZPV UP NBOBHF UIF DPWFS UFBN FòFDUJWFMZ t #F TFMG NPUJWBUFE BOE FOUIVTJBTUJD t #F B QSPĂśDJFOU BENJOJTUSBUPS XJUI HPPE ICT and systems skills. t )BWF FYDFMMFOU JOUFSQFSTPOBM TLJMMT XIJDI allow good working relationships to be EFWFMPQFE JOUFSOBMMZ BOE FYUFSOBMMZ t #F BCMF UP NVMUJUBTL CF QSPBDUJWF BOE work efficiently under pressure If you have the passion to positively contribute to our ethos and the drive to make a difference for our pupils and staff, then we would like to hear from you. Candidates are encouraged to visit the school or have an informal discussion about the role with the Senior Leadership Team. Arrangements for this can be made by contacting Hannah Taylor, Headteacher’s PA, via e-mail htaylor@stocksbridgehigh.sheffield.sch.uk or telephone 0114 2883410.

Closing Date is 9:00 am on the 20 May 2019 BOE JOUFSWJFXT XJMM UBLF QMBDF TPPO BGUFS The Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare and safety of children and young people and expects all staff to share this commitment. The successful candidate will be required to complete a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. The application form and information pack is available on the school website www. stocksbridgehigh.co.uk

Stocksbridge High School We are looking to recruit experienced Lunchtime Supervisors to start as soon as possible. 6.25 hours per week, 38 working weeks. NJC scale point 2, ÂŁ17,711 gross per annum pro rata, ÂŁ9.18 per hour. The role will include supervising and assisting students during lunchtime, inside the school and in the playground, to ensure a safe and positive learning environment is maintained and that all students behave in an appropriate manner. You must be able to: t $PNNVOJDBUF DMFBSMZ XJUI B XJEF SBOHF PG QFPQMF VOEFSTUBOE BOE GPMMPX JOTUSVDUJPOT t 5BML UP DIJMESFO BOE BEVMUT JO B DMFBS BOE DBMN NBOOFS t 8PSL BT QBSU PG B HSPVQ BOE on own initiative t &ODPVSBHF IJHI TUBOEBSET PG QVQJM behaviour at all times. Further details can be found in our recruitment pack which can be obtained by contacting Hannah Taylor via e-mail: htaylor@stocksbridgehigh.sheffield.sch.uk or telephone: 0114 2883153.

Hawks wobble at Wibsey

Wibsey Warriors 34 Sheffield Hawks 12

A cup match in Bradford served up a salutary lesson in organisation and preparation for the Hawks. Although the result didn’t go our way the new look Hawks team showed glimpses of potential for the rest of the season. The first half was closer than the score suggests. Hawks soaked up pressure from a strong Wibsey side and held off set after set with good solid defensive sets forcing errors. Joe Littlewood again lead from the front, forcing his way over after solid approach work from the forwards. Adam Wilson converted and with two minutes left of the first half the score was 6-4 to the Hawks. However, two injuries forced off key players and in the ensuing shuffle about gaps were left and Wibsey scored. From the kick off Wibsey ran through the heart of the Hawks line and defensive frailty was exposed, the winger touching down under the posts. For the remainder of the match Hawks appeared to be playing 13 men and a very inconsistent referee. Callan Drewery touched down, but the try was disallowed. Very few decisions went Hawks way although string runs by Sam Eaden, Will Burns and Ed Measures ran hard throughout but couldn’t quite break through. A try from Eaden, brilliantly converted out wide by Wilson, gave some encouragement but Wibsey proved the stronger team. Hawks finished on the front foot, didn’t rise to numerous unnecessary attempts to provoke them, and didn’t really get going. However, their positive, hard working approach will reap dividends in the league as the full squad gels over the next few weeks

footpath runners continued continued from page 19

The fast improving Lee Storey was first man back for Penistone in a personal best time of 26-57. First lady back for Penistone was Sam Shaw who was also 3rd lady overall in 31-56. Ray Brown was first over70 man in 49-43. Switching to the road, it was the second Spencer’s Dash and Penistone again dominated the race with 6 of the first 10 finishers coming from the club. First back and second overall was Scott Hinchliffe in 20-20. First lady back was Sam Shaw who got round in a time of 2602. Despite running in the London marathon the previous week Gareth Cooke took part in the North Lincolnshire Half Marathon and achieved 5th place in 1-12-18. Rob Davies put in a strong run to finish in 1-26-53 and John Lawcock also performed well to finish in a time of 1-35-11.

Local Sport

Issue 1060

Call 0114 283 1100

Oughtibridge lifted by T20 win If you heard a loud dull thud at around 4pm on Saturday afternoon don’t be alarmed. That was simply the noise of Oughtibridge 1st XI being brought back down to earth at Station Lane in an emphatic manner against Aston Hall 2nd XI and thus ending their brief stint at the top of the South Yorkshire Cricket League Championship division. The cold stats, a loss by 9 wickets, gives you the result, but barely tells the story. After winning the toss and electing to bat first, Oughtibridge started badly and found little improvement as their short innings progressed, with wickets falling at a regular rate.

This was as easy a day for the scorers as it was for the visitors, with only two Oughtibridge batters reaching double figures. So after nearly two hours the home side posted a score of just 54 – Daniel Botha claiming 6-32. In response Aston Hall 2nd XI coasted home with the loss of just a single wicket. People tend to use tried and tested means, an alarm clock for instance, for wake up calls. Last Saturday this young and talented Oughtibridge team received one that they will need to shake off and learn from immediately if they are going to compete in the Championship. They travel to Wath to play their 1st XI next week.

The positives emanating from Oughtibridge came by way of the 2nd XI, who maintained their unbeaten start to the season with a hard fought win at Shiregreen. Waheed Bhatti shone with a typically stylish 60 and ably supported by Liaqat Ali (40) the visitors set Shiregreen a score of 181 for victory. On a bitterly cold day, it was an excellent effort by the Oughtibridge bowlers, the pick being Raza Abbas (5-13), to skittle the home side for just 107. The win puts Oughtibridge 2nd XI into second place in the SYCL Division 4 and a crunch match against third place Rockingham Colliery awaits at Station Lane on Saturday.

And so to Sunday when Oughtibridge hosted, and competed in the semi-finals of the DB Sports South Yorkshire League T20 competition. And what a great day it was. Oughtibridge managed to ease past Conisbrough in their opening match which meant victory against Darfield would mean a trip to T20 finals day at Wath on 26th May. And although stuttering to a below average score of 104, Oughtibridge were soon in the ascendency once they had the pink ball in hand - reducing Darfield to 18-8 at one point before finally bowling them out for just 40. A fantastic win.

Family triumph for Mackies at OMM Father and son team Richard and Hugh Mackie took on the lite version of the Original Mountain Marathon otherwise know as the OMM and came away as first family team. The event takes place over two days and involves a large amount of navigation. It was a 1-2 for Penistone in the family team event as mother and son Sarah and John Halstead picked up second place behind the Mackies. Penistone runners were active on the trails and fells competing in a number of local events. Sarah Walch, Helen Wright and Harriet Drouin took part in the Tiger’s Trail race which is 5 miles in distance and involves 680 feet of ascent. Further afield Sarah and Andy Walch competed in the Lakeland trails races in Staveley. Sarah ran well to finish as 9th lady, Andy was 84th overall. Birthday girl Harriet Drouin competed in the aptly named Cake race which was 10 miles in length and involved 1,700 feet of ascent. Harriet finished in 129th place and reportedly consumed plenty of cake at the end!!

9th May 2019

www.looklocal.org.uk

19

ERNEST THORPE Halifax Road, Thurgoland 0114 2882152

MOT’s £35.00 NO BOOKING REQUIRED

Mon - Fri 8.30 am - 5.00pm Sat 8.30 am - 12.00 noon

Tigers secure home win

DANNY King went unbeaten against his former club as Sheffield got their home league campaign up and running with a victory. Tigers eventually eased to a comfortable 5535 win over Championship newcomers Birmingham - but the visitors gave them plenty to think about in the early stages. Just two points separated the two sides with seven races gone before Sheffield reeled off three successive 5-1 maximums to open up a bit of breathing space. They were rarely troubled from that moment on either, only failing to win one of the final five races.

King and captain Kyle Howarth dropped just one point between them to an opposing rider The second Trunce of the year took place and as always there was a large turn- on an inspirational evening from the heatout at the Oxspring based event with plenty of Penistone runners taking part. leader duo. continued on page 18

Kenyon hat-trick seals win Oughtibridge completed their run of 4 games in 10 days with a thrilling 5-2 win at home to midtable Rise Park. With a decimated squad manager Andy Towns turned to youngster Brooke Swann and the evergreen duo of Kelly Biney and Bridie Pitsch to bolster the ranks and they didn’t disappoint. Such was the call for arms there was even a start for Codi Melia, trying a return less than 8 weeks after her leg fracture. An even opening period became about taking chances as they fell at both ends before Melia threaded a ball to Millie Kenyon to round the keeper and slot home for a 1-0 lead. An enormous clearance from Coran Wright then found Kenyon in the clear to calmly lob the keeper for 2-0. Unfortunately for Melia her return was cut short by her injury, being replaced by Swann but it only took the teenag-

er 10 minutes to score on her debut as her first effort was cleared off the line until she rammed the rebound home to give the hosts a 3-0 half time advantage. Knowing a big win would help overcome a 15 goal difference on top side Leicester the home team set about Rise Park in the 2nd half but this became immaterial as it was back to 3-2 on the hour after 2 quick goals and by then it was very much game on. The nerves were settled on 72 minutes as Kenyon fed Swann, whose volley was brilliantly saved by the keeper only for Kenyon to slot home the rebound for her second hat-trick in 3 games. Bex Shaw was upended in the last minute and Kathryn Mudge Oughtibridge WM Ladies 5-2 Rise Park Photo: Ian Revitt rammed home the penalty to put some gloss on the outcome. top side’s trip to Kettering in mid Promotion to the Women’s NaOughtibridge won’t know they week, a draw or defeat would tional League might just be beextent of the victory they will mean any kind of win would do yond them this time but its been require at Leicester on Sunday but if not it will require an unlike- another cracking season for a club that continues to defy the 12 May until the outcome of the ly victory by 6 or 7 clear goals. odds at this level.

Ty Proctor looked back to his usual self as he delivered a paid double score for the first time at Owlerton this season - a feat also achieved by Zaine Kennedy who extended his impressive home run. Kasper Andersen contributed two paid victories while guest reserve Danyon Hume took the chequered flag in Heat Two. Youngster Drew Kemp took a hefty tumble in his opening ride - but rode through the pain barrier to earn a battling success in Heat Nine before being withdrawn from the meeting. Tigers No.1 King said: “After just missing out to Leicester in the Championship Shield last time here, we wanted to get back to winning ways today. “We did just that and to start our league fixtures off at home with a win is very pleasing. “We know we’re a solid side throughout, particularly at home and we showed that again today.” Sheffield travel to Glasgow on Friday (May 10, 7.30) for the first leg of their Knockout Cup tie before the decider at Owlerton next Sunday (May 12, 4pm). SHEFFIELD 55: Danny King 14+1, Kyle Howarth 12+2, Ty Proctor 9+1, Zaine Kennedy 9+1, Kasper Andersen 5+2, Drew Kemp 3, Danyon Hume 3. BIRMINGHAM 35: Zach Wajtknecht 9, James Shanes 7+2, Ashley Morris 6+2, Ulrich Ostergaard 6+1, Tobias Thomsen 3+1, Kyle Newman 3, Paco Castagna 1.

Local Sport

9th May 2019

Issue 1060

20

www.looklocal.org.uk

Call 0114 283 1100

Stocksbridge make it perfect weekend Parkhead 1st XI 131 all out (Andy Hibbert 3-23, Les Harris 3-40, Joe Hibbert 2-23) Stocksbridge 1st XI 135-4 (Jack Newton 56, Liam Grayson 35*) Stocksbridge 1st X1 continued their great start to the season by beating title favourites Parkhead at Bracken Moor by 6 wickets. Stocksbridge captain Andy Hibbert won the toss and put the visitors into bat, Joe Hibbert 10-4-23-2 started where he left off last week bowling with pace and aggression not allowing the Parkhead batsman to settle. In the 3rd over, Hibbert claimed the first of his 2 wickets and was backed up at the other end by his father Andy Hibbert who returned figures of 11.2-3-25-3. Everytime Parkhead started to build a partnership the Stocksbridge bowling attack found an answer and now with Colin Vickers and Les Harris taking over in the bowling department, Parkhead couldn’t find any match winning knocks with Harris finishing with 9-1-40-3. The Stocksbridge bowlers were backed up by 2 great run outs, Jack Lyons with a direct hit to dismiss Simmons for 26 and then shortly after Ant Siddall delivered the ball to Ben Lyons behind the stumps to run out Harrison for 21. Andy Hibbert finished off the innings with 2 LBWs, leaving the 1st X1 needing 132 for victory

They got off to a solid start with Matt Price and Jack Newton with the latter dispatching any loose delivery to the boundary with ease. Once Newton had been dismissed for a destructive 56 with 7 fours and now with the score on 91 for 4 the classy inform Liam Grayson 35no & Joe Hibbert 18no were at the crease. The pair both showed great maturity on young heads to see Stocksbridge home and pick up the maximum points and send them to the top of the league. Stocksbridge CC 2nd XI 235-8 (Will Cavanagh 74*, Jack Murfin 52, Jack Reeves 34) Baslow CC 1st XI 133-6 (Chris Thwaites 3-22)

Stocksbridge CC 2nd team travelled to Baslow on a chilly afternoon hoping to complete their first game of the season after last week’s washout. Stocksbridge won the toss and chose to bat and openers Elliot Freeman and Jack Murfin put on 35 before Freeman was bowled for 15. Then a partnership between Murfin and Jack Reeves of 70 with a number boundaries got the visitors to a strong position. Then a flurry of wickets from bowler Taylor accounted for Murfin for a well made 52, Jack Reeves for 34, Tom Dobson and Bob Newton. This

brought new signing Matt Hague and the returning Will Cavanagh to the wicket. After giving some early chances they went on to take control of the innings and took the visitors to 170-6 with a positive 28 from Hague. Cavanagh continued to bat superbly with support from Chris Thwaites and Paul Hargreaves to make 74 including ten 4s and two 6s which took Stocksbridge to 235-8. Baslow reply was hit early by the loss of opener and captain Taylor bowled by Thwaites. Opening bowlers Thwaites and Hargreaves kept pressure on Baslow which put Stocksbridge in the driving seat. The home team never looked like chasing down the total and it was a case of whether Stocksbridge could bowl them out. Three wickets for Chris Thwaites and one each for Will Cavanagh and Paul Hargreaves and run out by Tom Dobson put Baslow on 133-6 after 46 overs giving Stocksbridge a welcome victory, but not gaining full bonus points not bowling opposition out. Next week the 1st XI will look to extend their perfect start as they host Totley at Bracken Moor. The 2nd XI will look to build on this weeks victory as they travel to Richmond.

2 wins out of 2: Colin Vickers in action for Stocksbridge Photo: Ian Revitt

More sport inside:

5:3& 8"3&)064& 01&/ 50 5)& 16#-*$

5:3&4 */ 450$, "-- "5 53"%& 13*$&4

205/55 R16 91V 225/45 R17 91W 225/40 R18 92W

ONLY

ÂŁ37.95 ONLY

ÂŁ39.95 ONLY

ÂŁ42.95

PRICES INCLUDE NEW VALVE WHEEL BALANCE AND VAT OPEN 6 DAYS MON–FRI 9am–6pm SATURDAY 9am–2:30pm

To A616

Rd

195/65 R15 91H

NO EXTRAS 0'' #3",& 3&1"*34 "%%&%

Wo rtl ey

&$0/0.: #3"/% 41&$*"- 0''&34

Ma nch est To er R d Stocksbridge

WE ARE HERE

Station Rd

To Sheffield

ONLY

ÂŁ45

.95

"-- 4*;&4 "7"*-"#-&

ALL-SEASON TYRE 41&$*"- 0''&34 FULLY FITTED PRICES FROM ONLY ÂŁ47.95 "-- 4*;&4 "7"*-"#-&

TYRES

MOBILE TYRE FITTING

BRAKES

TRACKING

FITTING BAY AT UNIT 29, WHARNCLIFFE INDUSTRIAL ESTATE STATION ROAD, DEEPCAR S36 2UZ

."*/ 450$,*454 0' 13&.*6. 26"-*5:

Inc. pads, discs, shoes, drums, cylinders, calipers on production of this voucher

ÂŁ20 0''

When purchasing 4 Apollo or Vredestein tyres

ÂŁ20 0''

When purchasing any 4 AllSeason tyres

on production of this voucher

BY

FULLY FITTED FROM ONLY ÂŁ46

.95

on production of this voucher

1-&"4& $"-- '03 #&45 13*$&4

0114 288 2569

-08&45 13*$&4 t (3&"5 4&37*$& t 8)0-&4"-& 13*$&4 %*3&$5 50 5)& 16#-*$ Vecteezy.com

.0#*-& 5:3& '*55*/( "5 :063 )0.& 03 803, 1-"$& 1-&"4& 7*4*5 888 .0#*-&5:3&44)&''*&-% $0 6,

N

Turn static files into dynamic content formats.

Create a flipbook

Articles inside

Kenyon hat-trick steals win

1min
page 19

Lord Mayor invites the city (and the world) to #LoveSheffDay

2min
page 9

Local Election Results

1min
page 3

A revolutionary approach to property design coming to Stocksbridge

1min
page 2
Issuu converts static files into: digital portfolios, online yearbooks, online catalogs, digital photo albums and more. Sign up and create your flipbook.