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AN 87-year-old widow from Stocksbridge was rescued by three mystery young men when they came to her aide after she got stuck in a garden chair for six hours.

On a sunny Sunday in May, Liz Barber was busy tidying up her garden when she decided to sit down and have a rest - but to her shock and surprise the garden seat gave way and she became wedged in the seat, unable to move.

Liz, a Scrabble enthusiast, was utterly stuck with only her pet cat Penny for company. Her only option was to shout for help.

The former Countdown TV contestant was faced with her toughest conundrum since she appeared on the popular daytime TV show in the late 1980s. She shouted and shouted and eventually, six hours later, three mystery young men came to her rescue and called for the

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Warrants disturb drug related activity in Stannington WARRANTS have been carried out in the Stannington area of Sheffield as part of a day of targeted activity lead by South Yorkshire Police’s Deepcar Team. Officers seized a quantity of cannabis, an amount of cash, a hammer and a BB gun from a property on Deer Park Road on Thursday May 9. Members of the Sheffield Tasking Team gained entry to the property through a main door, but also removed an internal metal ‘gate’ which had been installed by the tenant. Neighbourhood officers also carried out raids at a second address on Deer Park Road and are working with local authorities on follow-up action. Sergeant Kieran Frain from the Deepcar Policing Team who organised the day of action said: “These warrants were planned to destabilise drug-related

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Later in the evening the neighbourhood team, conducted an alcohol test-purchase operation on six licenced premises in the Stannington area; five of the premises visited passed.

In addition to the warrants, the team also carried out a range of engagement activity, including extra patrols and a pop in police station at Hall Park Head Community Centre.

Sgt Frain added: “We’ve had officers out engaging with the public, chatting to local people and getting to know more about the community groups and volunteers that exist in Stannington. This is really important to us as a neighbourhood policing team because building relationships will help us tackle key problems such as anti-social behaviour.

Sheffield City Council were also involved in the day of action, with officers being joined by staff from housing, parking and environmental services. The Youth Justice Unit also worked with PCSO’s to address anti-social behaviour from identified young residents by issuing acceptable behaviour contracts.

“One really exciting new partnership is the involvement of SWFC Kicks – which is a grassroots football project – they joined us to speak to young people and encourage them to get involved in sport. These guys will hopefully become a permanent fixture in the area, so if you see them, come and say hello and get involved.�

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Joan steps back in time STOCKSBRIDGE resident Joan Doyle, 97, recently made a visit back to her birth place in Hessle with wonderful results thanks to volunteers working on a local community project. Joan is currently recording her life story with community volunteer Samantha Devine, on the lottery funded TIME project. Joan also has a relative in Hull that she had never met face to face. Their lives diverged years ago but had been brought back together through family history research. It soon became clear that a visit to Hessle and Hull would be a wonderful thing to do. Joan met long-lost relative Angela for the first time whilst having afternoon high tea at the Royal Hotel in Hull. Over coffee and scones, they were able to swap stories and catch up. Joan then made the short trip onto Hessle to try and find the house that she had grown up in. The area has changed beyond recognition since Joan lived there, with what were open fields and a few scattered buildings now being a thriving Hull suburb. Eventually they found their way down a tiny lane to the driveway of North Lodge, the house where Joan spent her happy childhood some 80 years ago.

On talking to a neighbour they discovered the house had recently been sold and was currently empty. As Joan stepped out of the car and walked down the drive she was aghast, the house had barely changed and was just as beautiful. Joan stepped into spot where she had held her wedding party during the second world war in 1941. Joan’s new husband was on leave from the Navy at the time and their first child was born in this house. A happy Joan told Look Local: “It was so wonderful, I never expected to see it like that. I expected it to have changed. It was so very special to me. “Meeting Angela too has been a very special moment and I am so grateful to the two volunteers who helped it all to happen.” Life Story worker Samantha said: “It is easy to go that extra mile for amazing people like Joan. I think we have proved too that sometimes having that little bit of ‘let’s do this’ can bring surprising results.” Both volunteers carry out work for Stocksbridge Community Care Group which organises social drop ins, life story work, friendly visitor scheme, memory cafes and musical memory events in the area. More information can be obtained by contacting them on 0114 2830141.

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Jess, 33, began tackling her substance use in 2014, but after a relapse last year, she decided to change her outlook. She said matter-of-factly: “I could have died at least four times. It’s a miracle that I made it past the age of 30. I put my family through Hell and I put my wife through Hell. I put my previous employers in an awkward situation that they never should have had to handle.� Jess explained how her drug and alcohol use has taken different forms over the years, but when she overdosed on benzodiazepines in 2018, the on-duty psychiatrist at A&E referred her to Addaction.

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Chair of Sheffield-based charity awarded prestigious fellowship THE chair of a Sheffield-based rare disease charity has received a prestigious award for his work. Dr Iain Armstrong, chair of the Chapeltown-based Pulmonary Hypertension Association UK (PHA UK), was recognised with a Fellowship Award by the Royal College of Nursing (RCN), the highest award it can give. Iain, who lives in Stocksbridge, also works as a nurse consultant within the Sheffield Pulmonary Vascular Disease Unit, a specialist pulmonary hypertension service based at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital. The fellowship was awarded at the RCN annual Congress in Liverpool on Sunday May 19. It is given to individuals who have ‘made an exceptional commitment to advancing the science and practice of nursing and the improvement of health care’. Only a small number of Fellows and Honorary Fellows are elected each year. Pulmonary hypertension (PH) is a rare, serious disease affecting the heart and lungs. Iain founded the PHA UK in 1999 after recognising the need for a charity to support people diagnosed with the condition, which affects just 7,000 people in the UK. The organisation now has over 4,500 members and funds medical research and health education initiatives

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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.

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Thursday May 30 30 Coffee morning for christain aid at brightholmlee chapel,wharncliffe side.10.00 a.m. until noon. various stalls, raffle, etc. everyone welcome.

23 Lino Printing Workshop from 10am to 2pm at The Healing Garden Wortley. Please phone Helena on 07831505624 for further information.

Friday May 31 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 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.

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25 10am to 4pm Plant Sale and Healing Garden at The Healing Garden Wortley. Please phone Helena on 07831505624 for further information. 25 Hunshelf Plant Sale @ Samuels kitchen Stocksbridge S36 2BU Breakfast and Blooms. We are raising funds to support Greenmoor who are finalists in this years Britain in bloom competition. 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. 26 Hunshelf Plant Sale @ Samuels kitchen Stocksbridge S36 2BU Breakfast and Blooms. We are raising funds to support Greenmoor who are finalists in this years Britain in bloom competition. Tuesday May 28 28 Make A Difference! Get involved in volunteering. Many opportunities available locally. To find out more, visit the Volunteer Drop In session, 10am-11.30am, at The Hub, Manchester Road, Stocksbridge.

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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.

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.

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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. 1 Science Club at the Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive, Stocksbridge, S36 1EG. 2pm to 4pm. Only £1.50. This month’s theme is “Heavens Above”. enquiries@inmanpavilion. org.uk Sunday June 2 2 Hymn singing in the Plough at Low Bradfield. 8pm until 10pm. Why not come along, if you have not been before you will surely enjoy this wonderful evening singing these great old hymns. The May sing wassuperb and it seems each month gets better and better. We have a refreshment break at 9pm, then sing until 10pmLooking forward to seeing you. 2 Jawbone car boot sale, 8am to 12 noon, Oughtibridge Lane, S35 0HN. Stall holders please book in advance. Parking £1. No roadside parking. www.greenheadhousefarm.co.uk/carboot Monday June 3 3 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. 3 Stocksbridge and Deepcar Townswomen’s Guild meet 7pm at Stocksbridge Christian Centre, Cedar Road. Speaker is Mr Leo Leader on antiques. Visitors and new members always welcome. £3 per meeting to include refreshments. For further information contact the secretary on 0114 2882393. Tuesday June 4 4 Make A Difference! Get involved in volunteering. Many opportunities available locally. To find out more, visit the Volunteer Drop In session, 10am-11.30am, at The Hub, Manchester Road, Stocksbridge. Wednesday June 5 5 Community Open Day at Foxhill Forum, Wolfe Road, S6 1BT. Re-

What’s On freshments, activities, prize draw, meet staff & volunteers and find out what’s on. Drop-in, 10am-3pm, all welcome. Contact Rosalind on 0114 231 5522. 5 Stocksbridge and District WI are meeting at Christchurch Community Hall Manchester Road Stocksbridge at 6.45pm for a 7.00pm start. Our speaker is from St Lukes Hospice and will tell us about the work done there since the hospice was opened. Visitors are always welcome, £3.50. For further details ring 07939941818. 5 Thurgoland Community Choir practice at 7.30pm. The practice will be at Crane Moor Chapel as usual. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Elaine on 0114 2845494 or Julie on 0114 2830613.

Friday June 7 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. 7 St Leonard’s Church Wortley are hosting a fund raising evening with the Leader Brothers and their mystery box on Friday 7th June at 7.30pm. Tickets £5 on the door, and includes refreshments. Sunday June 9 9 Table top sale at wharncliffe side village hall 10am – 12pm FREE ENTRY to book your table (£5) call Christine/Steve on 07920068537 Monday June 10 10 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. Tuesday June 11 11 New for 2019 Thurgoland Tuesday Group is open to both men and women of all ages. 7.30 pm. The speaker is Susan Deal with a talk entitled “South of the Antarctic”, the venue is Thurgoland School as usual. Contact Joan Methley on 0114 4535139. 11 Make A Difference! Get involved in volunteering. Many opportunities available locally. To find out more, visit the Volunteer Drop In session, 10am-11.30am, at The Hub, Manchester Road, Stocksbridge. Wednesday June 12 12 Chapeltown W I meet on Wednesday 12th June at 7.30pm in Chapeltown Library.The speaker will demonstrate needle felting. The competition is for a felt finger puppet. New members and visitors will always be made welcome. 12 Thurgoland Community Choir practice at 7.30pm. The practice will be at Crane Moor Chapel as usual. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Elaine on 0114 2845494 or Julie on 0114 2830613. Thursday June 13 13 Community Cafe at the Bea-

con at Thurgoland Holy Trinity Church from 10am to 1pm. With refreshments, chat, crafts, IT and at 11am seated chair exercises. All welcome. Contact Kath on 01226 370331. 13 Stocksbridge and Upper Don 50+ Group will meet 2pm to 3.30pm in the council chamber, town hall, Stocksbridge. New members welcome. Friday June 14 14 Chapeltown Forum presents a night of nostalgic live music and song. Featuring Class Act Big Band, Susan St Nicholas and Nick James. Newton Hall, Chapeltown 7.30pm arrive, tickets £6 each, call 0114 2453140 or 0114 2464481. 14 Stocksbridge and Upper Don Community Health Forum will meet 10.30am to 12 noon in The Venue, Stocksbridge. All welcome. Saturday June 15 15 St Ann’s School summer gala, 12pm to 4pm. Entrance via main gates on McIntyre Road, Stocksbridge, S36 1DG. Fish and chips, fairground rides, Punch and Judy, Deepcar Brass Band and much more. Adults 50p, children free. Guide dogs only. Monday June 17 17 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. 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. 18 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens meeting - a visit to Springvale Community Garden with Pam McLeod. Meet at 7.30pm. All welcome, admission is £2.50, free for friends of Wortley Hall Gardens. If you are interested contact Barry on 0114 2830056. 18 Make A Difference! Get involved in volunteering. Many opportunities available locally. To find out more, visit the Volunteer Drop In session, 10am-11.30am, at The Hub, Manchester Road, Stocksbridge. Wednesday June 19 19 Thurgoland Community Choir practice at 7.30pm. the practice will be at Crane Moor Chapel as usual all welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact: Elaine 0114 2845494 or Julie 0114 2830613. Thursday June 20 20 Thurgoland Local History Group meeting at Thurgoland Village Hall at 7.30pm. The speaker is Brian Parkhurst with a talk yet to be confirmed. All welcome, admission is £2. For more information please contact Maurice on 0114 2883482, or Margaret on 0114 2885037. Saturday June 22 22 Chapeltown Park Fun Dog Show “Paws in the Park” from

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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 Newton Hall Chapeltown events Monday Milton Dance 1.30-4 .00pm, Newton Dance 7.30-10 .00pm. Tuesday Chloe Butcher Dance class 5.30-6.30pm, Newton Dance 7.30-10.00pm Wednesday Davis Ballroom 7.3010.30pm Thursday Pickering Academy 4.00-7.45pm Friday Newton “T” Dance 12.302.30pm Saturday Pickering Academy 9.30-2.30pm, Newton Dance 7.30-10.00pm Sunday St John’s Church 9.30-12 .30pm, Davis Ballroom 7.30-10.30 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.

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Summer is finally here – the sun is shining, the birds are singing and the garden is bursting into life. It’s time to care for your roses, so keep an eye out for black spot and aphid attacks and treat immediately. Deadhead any faded flowers to encourage fresh buds to grow and apply a rose fertiliser after the first flush of flowers. You need to stake growing plants such as Delphiniums, Hollyhocks and Lupins or tie them to walls and fences. The side shoots of climbers should also be tied in to train them along trellis or wire supports. Don’t forget to make sure you also keep weeds down.

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Spencer Poppleton, Joseph Tipping and Joe Littlewood were instrumental in moving the ball quickly and safely, Sam North, Alex Coates and Ed Measures were immense in driving in to the line. Bailey Thompson broke tackles throughout the match and was a menace on the left wing. Poppleton kicked the conversion and, despite having the advantage of the slope, for 25 minutes Hawks dominated and wouldn’t let the Rangers out of their own half. Will Burns and David Sedgewick terrorised the Stanley line and Coates, Measures and Drewery were defensively and offensively aggressive throughout. The half ended with two tries for Stanley completely against the run of play and fortunate in the extreme. However, the second

half held no fears for the Hawks as their dominance of the first suggested. The second half started with a Hawks try, Sam Eaden scything through the line from 30 metres out to touch down in the corner. Another exemplary extra two from out wide by Poppleton drew the teams level. Again, Hawks dominated, only last ditch tackling and despairing defence seemed to prevent the score. That did eventually arrive after Joe Littlewood, marauding about on the fifth tackle, flicked the ball out of contact to Callan Drewery who touched down in the corner. Poppleton again scored the extras from wide out left and Hawks had the match under control. Despite the Rangers scoring a try, under somewhat dubious circumstances, the missed conversion and Hawks total dominance with the ball ensure a victory that was nowhere near as close as the score suggested. This was an excellent team performance and special mention has to be made for Owen Riches who, despite a damaged shoulder, kept Rangers at bay for a large part of the second half. Speedy recovery Owen.

Student footballers claim international silverware FOOTBALLERS from Barnsley College s Sports Academy brought home four trophies from their annual trip to Spain for the Copa Maresme Cup tournament during the Easter break. 44 students travelled to the Catalan capital of Barcelona for the international competition, run by German organisation Komm Mit. The trip allowed the students to test themselves against high-quality European opposition in a tournament environment, whilst taking the opportunity to experience other cultures. On the field, the male first team finished runners-up after losing out in the final to strong German opposition in front of a packed stadium. The male first team beat the male sec-

ond team on the road to the final. Meanwhile the female team returned home with the third place trophy. There were individual honours for students Amy Woodruff and Billy Goose who finished as the tournament’s top goal scorers for their age groups. Luke Swaby, 18, a Level 3 Sport student, said: “The atmosphere in all the games was amazing. The feeling when our team scored the winning goal in the last 16 of the tournament was immense; I’ve never felt anything like it. “To have the opportunity to go to a tournament on such a large scale is rare, so many memories were taken away from the trip and will never be forgotten.”

Luke Forgione, Performance and Athlete Development Co-ordinator, added: “Success is sometimes measured by trophies, but the experience and development students gained from the trip is much more of a success. “The trip will hopefully be a lasting memory for those students leaving us this year and they will look back on their time at the College fondly. For those who are returning, we hope they will be keen to register for the 2020 tournament.” To find out more about the great opportunities available within our Sports Academy, contact Luke Forgione by calling 01226 216 387, emailing l.forgione@barnsley.ac.uk, or visiting www.barnsley.ac.uk

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Sheffield Shapes Invictus UK Trials: Plans Revealed

Local Sport exploration of Sheffield’s history. A military village will appear in Devonshire Green during the week, with military equipment on display and an opportunity to explore the range of activities open to Servicemen and women. With the Armed Forces in mind, an employment forum will investigate how the Nation can better employ and utilise the skills of those who leave the Armed Forces, while an employment fair, hosted by the Career Transition Partnership, will allow Invictus UK Trials competitors to explore career opportunities available. A Recovery and Rehabilitation Symposium will bring military injury and recovery experts together to discuss various aspects of the subject, including the long-term needs of those affected by military service. SHEFFIELD will gain another notch on its sporting belt this summer as it hosts the first ever Invictus UK Trials. Among other claims to fame, the City is the undisputable home of World Snooker. Now Sheffield will see almost 500 wounded, injured or sick military personnel and veterans compete in an adaptive multi-sport championship and wider programme of activity. Invictus UK, presented by BAE Systems, have been working closely on the delivery of the Invictus UK Trials Sheffield 2019, funded by the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust. The Invictus UK partnership comprising Help for Heroes, the Ministry of Defence and the Royal British Legion, will run from 22-26 July, across Sheffield’s top sporting venues and other locations. Over five days 475 competitors, supported by their friends, family and local community, will take part in up to nine sports – Archery, Athletics, Cycling, Indoor Rowing, Powerlifting, Sitting Volleyball, Swimming, Wheelchair Basketball and Wheelchair Rugby. Martin Colclough of Help for Heroes and Chef de Mission of Team UK for Invictus UK, said: “For those competing who were

once prepared to put their lives second, the Invictus UK Trials are an opportunity for a second chance at life. Sport is a powerful tool in the recovery journeys of those with injuries and illnesses attributable to their service in the Armed Forces. We are proud to support them and their families on that journey, with the valued backing of Sheffield City Council and local industry.” Those who compete in the Invictus UK Trials can put themselves forward for consideration to become part of Team UK for the Invictus Games The Hague 2020. Selection in the UK is based on potential recovery benefit, attitude and commitment as well as performance. All competitors, whether selected to represent the UK at the Invictus Games or not, will be offered the opportunity to represent Team UK in different ways, at other sporting events or in local clubs. Councillor Mary Lea, Cabinet Member for Culture, Parks and Leisure at Sheffield City Council, said: “We are proud to support the Invictus UK Trials and even prouder to be the first city to host this extraordinary event. The competition perfectly reflects Sheffield’s rich military history, proud sporting credentials and unrivalled cultural offer. We can’t think of a better way to cel-

ebrate all of that than in championing our deserving current and former Armed Forces and supporting them to lead fulfilling lives. I look forward to welcoming competitors and their families and friends from across the UK, to supporting them on their journey and to seeing many local people taking part and embracing the fantastic experiences the Invictus UK Trials will bring to Sheffield.” As well as a packed sports schedule, a wider programme of activity will take place across the City, supported by Invictus UK’s delivery partners and Sheffield organisations. An opening event will mark the start of the Trials, with an exciting announcement to follow soon on what it will include and how local people can get involved. A celebration of how art can aid recovery will see performances of the West End show Soldier On at the Oval Hall, City Hall, from award-winning theatre company The Soldier’s Art Academy CIC. Dance and acting workshops will also be on offer aiming to bring local students and veteran performers together, and a number of photographers whose work addresses conflict and conflict resolution will be displayed around the city, which includes

local veterans. Continuing the art theme, exhibition Art in the Aftermath will showcase the work of former servicemen suffering from mental and physical health issues, including local artists Dougie Adams and Stewart Hill, hosted by charity Style for Soldiers and with support from its ambassadors, actor Charles Dance and British model David Gandy. Renowned author Sir Michael Morpurgo will be interviewed by TV presenter and wheelchair basketball player Ade Adepitan as the headline element of the event’s literary festival, which will also feature talks and readings from wounded military authors. Charity There But Not There will be working with Learn Sheffield and local Blitz historian Richard Godley to engage schools in the history behind their ‘Tommies’. International children’s charity Never Such Innocence is running an arts competition combining poetry, art, song and speech to engage competitors’ families and young people from across Sheffield to play a creative part in the Trials. The project is open to all young people aged 9-18. Winning works will be showcased across the City. Additional to the arts activity, the Royal British Legion will host the Poppy Quest; a family friendly

Antony Baines, Director of Operations at The Royal British Legion and Invictus UK Board Member said: “Behind every Team UK member, there are friends, families and carers who have helped get them to the start line. A lifechanging injury or illness has a huge impact on both the individual and those around them. The wider programme will complement the sports at the Invictus UK Trials and engage those loved ones in other activities alongside the local community who we have had so much support from and are keen to involve.” Much of this programme will include the local Sheffield community and opportunities on how to get involved will be announced soon. Many parties are working together to make the Invictus UK Trials a success for all involved. Rear Admiral Jim Macleod, Head of Invictus UK, said: “Invictus UK is supported by a number of partners all helping Team UK competitors to reach their potential. With the support of BAE Systems, the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust and others, the 475 Veterans and serving personnel registered to compete at the Trials have been offered the opportunity to take a big step forward in their recovery journeys. We are delighted to be working with organisations which share our values in providing the best possible experience for our wounded.” More information will be released in the coming weeks with opportunities for local people to get involved and join in with the Invictus UK Trials Sheffield 2019 at welcometosheffield.co.uk.

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STOCKSBRIDGE RUGBY HOLD AWARDS EVENING STOCKSBRIDGE Rugby Club held their annual awards dinner last Friday in the lavish surroundings of the Genting Casino in Sheffield. The event was a sell out and a great time was had by all who attended. The compare, Malcolm Lord, kept everyone in check and his delivery

ensured the night went off according to plan.

• Young Player of the Year – Liam Hart

• Coaches Award for services to the Club – Nigel Dowkes

per Ricky B Rowett in his annual speech to the club.

The guest speaker, dual code international and former British and Irish Lion John ‘Bentos’ Bentley handed out the awards as follows:

• Most Improved Player – Gary Woodcock

• Club Personality of the Year – Gemma Kane

• Development XV Player of the Season – Luke Gentles

The prestigious Player’s Player Award was also scooped up by that man Frith, who has been consistent in an up and down year for the club, reflected on by first XV skip-

As the departing chairman Nigel George read his final address, before being succeeded by Andy Bell, he again asked for commitment from the senior players, a view echoed by the coaching staff.

• First XV Player of the Season – Adam L Frith

• Try of the Season – Callum Green

TIGERS MOUNT STUNNING COMEBACK SHEFFIELD fought back from a ten-point deficit to beat Berwick 46-44 at Owlerton. It means it’s two out of two in the Championship for the Tigers on home shale who had to dig deep in tricky conditions. Rain fell throughout the meeting - but the Owlerton outfit weren’t going to let that dampen their spirits. Ty Proctor (Wrist) and Zaine Kennedy (Concussion) were both ruled out following crashes in the away fixture on Saturday - but Tigers showed plenty of determination to add three more league points to their tally. They conceded three heat advantages in the opening races as the Bandits went ten points up early doors.

But back-to-back race wins and a 5-1 from Danny King and tactical substitute Kyle Howarth gave the visitors something to think about. Kasper Andersen and guest reserve Nathan Greaves combined for another maximum in the eighth before fellow guest Cameron Heeps led a 4-2 in the ninth to move within two. Tigers moved back level with their opponents before hitting the front for the first time as King and Howarth registered another 5-1 in Heat 13. Berwick weren’t done though and responded with a maximum of their own to take things to a last heat decider for the second successive week at Owlerton.

But No.1 King showed his class once more as he produced a stunning ride to work his way past Dany Gappmaier.

“We’re still not fully firing yet and we had two riders missing today, but the guests came in at short notice and helped us get the job done.

And with Howarth getting the better of Aaron Summers for a vital third place, Tigers snatched a last gasp victory.

“Cameron (Heeps) was fantastic and Nathan (Greaves) battled hard and they contributed to a gutsy performance in the end.”

Sheffield co-promoter Damien Bates said: “Full credit to both teams; conditions weren’t the easiest but not one rider moaned, they all got on with it and to have the meeting done in an hour and 15 minutes deserves a lot of credit for all involved.

Sheffield travel to Glasgow for the second leg of their Knockout Cup tie a week on Tuesday (May 28) with the next action at Owlerton on Sunday, June 2 against Scunthorpe (4pm).

“It was another great battle between these two teams and of course we’re delighted to get the win in the end. “I had my head in my hands after the first three races but to come back like we did, in tough conditions as well, I’m really happy.

SHEFFIELD 46: Danny King 12, Kyle Howarth 11+2, Cameron Heeps 11, Broc Nicol 5, Kasper Andersen 4, Nathan Greaves 2+1, Drew Kemp 1. BERWICK 44: Dany Gappmaier 14+1, Jordan Stewart 9+2, Aaron Summers 7+1, Kevin Doolan 6+1, Nikolaj Busk Jakobsen 5, Leon Flint 3+2, Jye Etheridge R/R.

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AFTER VICTORY Continued from page 24

hard to come by and with the father-son combination in full flow, Andy Hibbert and Joe Hibbert put Stocksbridge straight onto the driving seat. Joe Hibbert was simply too quick for the batsmen who struggled to lay bat on ball, Andy Hibbert went through his box of tricks outwitting the batters and the wickets started to tumble.

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Elliot Freeman who had displayed some tremendous fielding got the first wicket running out the opener. Joe Hibbert then picked up two thoroughly deserved wickets, a spell which on another day could’ve led to more. Andy Hibbert claimed his first thanks to the trusty hands of Liam Grayson at first slip. The change bowlers then came on and there was no let up for the batsmen. Les Harris helped himself to a quick fire three wickets with Jake Vickers and Jack Newton both picking up one wicket each. At 53-8 the innings looked all but over, until the lower order scrambled together fantastically to push the total up to a more respectable 117 all out. In reply, Stocksbridge felt confident of reaching the total however with last weeks performance in the back of their mind, knew that they had won nothing yet. The opening pair of Matt Price and Jack Newton soon settled Stocksbridge nerves. The pair regularly found the boundaries with Newton spraying the ball to all parts. Newton passed his half century before falling the following over for an excellent 59. Price then departed moments later thanks to excellent one handed diving catch at Gully. Steve Perry and Liam Grayson steadied the ship following two quick wickets and Stocksbridge were galloping towards victory. Perry was the next to go but Grayson who had scored easily from the off, made a quick fire 31 before being bowled leaving Stocksbridge requiring one to win. Youngster Elliot Freeman joined Jack Lyons at the crease and Freeman drove threw the covers for a single to take Stocksbridge to a six-wicket victory. Stocksbridge 2nd XI 175 all out (Chris Thwaites 42*, Bob Newton 34, Callum Haywood 33) Sheffield Centrailians 2nd XI 177-7 (Chris Thwaites 3-38, Harry Hurst 3-53) Next week, the first XI travel to Sheffield Medics looking to extend there early lead at the top of the Division One table. The second XI host Ridgeway hoping to get back to winning ways. Stocksbridge Cricket Club committee would like to thank everyone who voted for us in the recent Stocksbridge Town Council Community Infrastructure Levy fund ballot. To say we are overwhelmed is an understatement. As discussed during the presentation, this is only a small portion of what is required for a new pavilion, but it is more than a fantastic start. Watch this space for information coming soon as to how you can help us further!

GOLF NEWS ATHLETES from Penistone Footpath runners had a busy weekend competing in the first track and field meeting of the season and also had two teams taking part in the challenging Calderdale Way relay. The relay is the biggest club off road event of its kind and Penistone’s mixed team and male vets team both fared well. A total of 97 teams competed in the event which consists of six separate legs covering the full route of the 50 mile Calderdale Way footpath. The male vets team achieved 3rd in their category and 19th overall whilst the mixed team were fourth in their category and 29th overall. The event actually requires runners to run in pairs over each leg so each team consisted of 12 members. Stand-out performances were Scott Hinchliffe and Gareth Cooke who placed fourth overall on their leg for the mixed team and Tom Randall and Matthew Robinson who placed sixth overall running the fifth leg for the male vets team. The first track and field event this season for the club was held at Grantham as part of the Northern Athletics Track and Field League Division 4EC. Overall the club finished in second place on the day. Gareth Cooke placed first in the men’s 5000m in 16-37 having driven down from running the first leg of the Calderdale Relay! There were good performances from Dan Wade who broke club records in the boys Under 17 category in the 100m, 200m and Long Jump. His Long Jump was particularly impressive achieving a distance of 5.49m. Hugh Mackie set a record in the Boys Under 17 800m in 2-11 and new member Brooke Singleton set a new Under 17 girls Long Jump record of 4.04m. Earlier, the week kicked off with the third Trunce of the year in Oxspring. First runner back for Penistone was Damian Kilpin in 2711 finishing in ninth place. First lady back for Penistone was Sam Shaw in 30-51. Sam was also third lady on the night. In the age categories there were first places for Dar-

en Nockels (over-50 male, 27-19) and Ray Brown (over-70 male, 48-28). A number of runners looking for a fast 10k time on the road took part in the midweek Askern 10k road race. First back for the club and second overall was Gareth Cooke in a time of 33-17. Sue Charlesworth was first lady back for the club and also placed 3rd in her age category (over55 women) in 51-16. Mark Riordan was first in the over-45 men category in 3748 and Andrew Pearson placed 2nd in the over50 men category in 37-27. Heather Lindley placed third lady at the Langsett 10 mile loop in 1-43-49. Elsewhere on the fells Bryan Harrod had a great run at the Hathersage Hurtle completing the 19.6 mile trail race in 2-52 (20th place), breaking his pb for the course by almost 15 minutes. Dan Limb also ran finishing in a time of 3-09 (56th place). Nick Wright and Craig Royston completed the Whitepeaks Half Marathon. Craig achieved a pb for the distance and also raised £750 for his daughter’s charity – tofs (Tracheo-Oesophageal Fistula Support) a charity dedicated to improving the lives of all who were born with the TOF condition. Further results: Hayfield May Queen Fell Race, 4.7km and 200m of ascent: 10, Hugh Mackie 22-56; 13, Damian Kilpin 23-21; 22, John Halstead 25-34; 24, Tom Fryers 25-52; 30, James Fryers 26-52; 44, Ewan Mackie 28-03; 57, Paul Fryers 29-01; 59, Stan Halstead 29-09; 61, Matthew Coldwell 2920; 103, Myfanwy Cross 35-58. Mount Famine Fell Race, 5 Miles and 1850 feet of ascent: 20, Damian Kilpin 53-30; 85, Paul Fryers 66-08; 88, Sarah Walch 66-33; 96, Wayne Parkinson 68-48; 105, Nick Whittingham 72-07; 110, Helen Wright 72-44; 122, Pete Stanley 75-58; 130, Andy Walch 79-36; 137, Steve Dommett 89-11; 139, Heather Lindley 96-59; 140, Dawn Godley 96-59.

A MIXED first two weeks for Stocksbridge’s Golf League Team. The Sheffield Union of Golf Clubs league season started two weeks ago with Stocksbridge competing in Division Four. The team played its first match away to Lees Hall Golf Club on a wet, misty and cold evening on May 8. It was difficult conditions for playing golf and home advantage certainly counted for the Lees Hall team who won the fixture 7-1. Liam O’Sullivan, Matt Sedgwick and Peter Finney all lost their matches, albeit closely in each one, whilst Sam Sharman managed a half. The same four players competed in the second match on May 15 and fared much better with a draw at home to Bawtry. Liam O’Sullivan and Peter Finney both won their matches comfortably, whilst Matt Sedgwick and Sam Sharman both lost. The four points from the fixture have lifted Stocksbridge up into fourth place in their league. On the same day the Dragons competed for the Veterans Cup, with last year’s Captain, Frank Milnes (18), coming out on top with a clear winning margin of 37 points. A. Peers (21) was second with 35 points and J. Moss (21) came third with 33 points. The Gents Midweek Medal took place on May 16 with T. Stowe (22) winning with 37 points. J. Delamore (24) was second with 35 points and A. Moseley (15) was third with 34 points. Saturday May 18 saw the Gents Section competing in the Jubilee Cup, a pairs stroke play better ball competition with a 90% handicap allowance. Despite mixed weather the scoring was excellent, with S. Murphy and A. Peers winning with an impressive net 55 shots. T. Moseley and G. Siddons came second with a net 58 and A. Howe and M. Taylor came third with a net 58. Sunday May 12 saw better weather and course conditions. The Ladies Section played Ladies Ping Qualifier with Helen and Teri Moffett wining with 40 points. Hilja and Liana O’ Sullivan were second with 38 points and Eunice Turner and Heather Evans were third with 36 points.

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