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Concern grows for missing Minod Monger

Brother makes appeal two weeks on from his disappearance TWO weeks on from his disappearance, 23-yearold Minod Monger from the Ecclesfield area is still missing. His brother Prem has appealed for help in bringing Minod back to his family. Minod was last seen when he left home at around 5.30pm on Monday 10 June.

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Prem said: “Minod has been missing for two weeks. Minod, we need to know that you are safe. You are not in trouble with us, your family, or the police. If you are in Sheffield, please look for my brother.” If you have any information that may help officers who are involved in the search, please call 101 quoting incident 715 of 10 June.

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Golf marathon raises over £1,500 for St Luke’s Hospice STOCKSBRIDGE Golf Club captain Steven Haigh and league team player Matt Sedgwick took on a the hills of their golf club and played 10 rounds in one day to raise money for the nominated charity this year, St Luke’s Hopsice. Yes, you read that correctly, they played 10 rounds of golf on June 17, teeing off at 3.55am and finishing the gruelling challenge at 9.45pm. They carried their own clubs and ran as much they physically could manage in order to finish in daylight hours.

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They ran and walked 35 miles, completed over 83,000 steps and climbed the equivalent of 600 flights of stairs during the day.

times it was very difficult to keep going. Knowing that we had generous supporters at the club made it much easier to get to the finish line.”

As a result of their efforts they have so far raised over £1,500 pounds and there is still time to donate on their Just Giving page.

Club captain Steven Haigh said: “We have set a mark here now and I hope somebody takes the challenge on next year to go one round better! Over this year, lady captain Alison Sedgwick and myself are hoping to raise £6,000 for St Luke’s Hospice and the money donated for this challenge is a big boost to the total.”

Matt Sedgwick said upon completing the challenge: “My feet are sore, my ankles and legs ache, but I am thrilled that we have completed the challenge. Particularly in the weather we have faced. “The rain at times was welcome to cool us down, but with the strong winds at

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CUBS and Beavers from Stocksbridge have been developing their gardening skills by planting up and area around Fox Valley. The landscaped area in between the offices of Maria and Samuel House at Fox Valley was in need of some brightly coloured flowers so the Fox Valley team asked the youngsters from the 93rd Sheffield group (3rd Stocksbridge) to lend a hand. The youngsters have planted a variety of flowers includ-

ing geraniums and Lavender creating a colourful display by the entrance to the centre. Parents, scout leaders and the Fox Valley team were also on hand to help out. Mark Woodhead Beaver Leader and Assistant Cub Scout leader said: “The Beavers and Cubs really enjoyed their visit to Fox Valley to help out with the planting, we’re all looking forward to seeing this area really get established now.”

Tenant Liaison Executive for Fox Valley, Claire Reynolds, said: “We’d like to say a big thank you to the Cubs and Beavers for helping out with bringing a bit of colour to this little corner of Fox Valley, I hope they’ve all enjoyed getting involved with the project.” The beautiful floral displays at Fox Valley received a prestigious Silver Gilt Award in last year’s Britain in Bloom Awards, the team are hoping for gold when the judges visit later in the summer.

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Village music festival celebrates 10th year WORRALL Festival & Gala returns on Saturday July 6 with a mix of stalls, entertainment and games, and a special music lineup featuring some of the best local bands. This year is extra special as it marks 10 years since the first Worrall Folk and Ale Festival out of which Worrall Festival was born, and five years since the festival joined together with Worrall Gala. You are invited to come and celebrate this milestone! The Gala begins at 1pm and includes a variety of stalls and entertainment for all the family. There will be performances from the Oughtibridge Training Band and White Rose Irish Dancers as well as a workshop from local

dance group Dance Dynamique and a line dancing demonstration. Refreshments will be available throughout the afternoon. The evening concert kicks off at 4pm with performances from Richard Brown, Just Alfie, Santigo Kings, Doogwoood Road and local folk favourites Jack’s Rake. Headlining the festival are Broken Flowers, a Leeds based alt country rock band who will be playing a lively mix of original material and covers. Budding musicians have the opportunity to showcase their talent during our open mic session which starts at 6pm. All abilities welcome.

A real ale bar will be open throughout the day featuring a selection of six locally brewed ales from the likes of Bradfield Brewery, Abbeydale Brewery and Peak Ales amongst others, plus two boxed Somerset ciders. The event takes place at Worrall Memorial Hall, Worrall, S35 OAR, and is organised by Worrall Community Association Ltd. All proceeds from the event go towards maintaining community facilities. Both the Gala and the Festival are free to attend. Donations on the day are welcome. For more information, find the Festival on social media or visit www.worrallfestival.com

Wildlife Trust’s Big Wild Weekend returns with Greno Wood event THE Wildlife Trusts across the UK are offering a huge range of nature-tastic events during this year’s 30 Days Wild. 30 Days Wild is The Wildlife Trusts’ annual nature challenge that dares people to do something wild every day in June. This year is a record-breaker with over half a million people taking part. During the Big Wild Weekend, join local Wildlife Trust guides and volunteers at over

50 events who will help you find bugs and minibeasts in meadows and ponds, identify birds, bats and butterflies or help you spot a red squirrel. Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust are running a Family Event at their wonderful Nature Reserve Grenoside Woods on Saturday June 29, drop in any time between 10am - 3pm. Follow the Toddler Trail, hunt for minibeasts or do some orienteering. And don’t forget to pack a picnic! Visit www.wild-

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“There’s a fabulous range of fun-filled activities on offer this weekend and we look forward to welcoming everyone. “June is a great month to go wild and you’ll find our beautiful nature reserves and greenspaces in towns, the countryside and along coastlines, they’re awash with colour and buzzing with life. Come and explore with us!�

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Sheffield College staff honour memory of former Steels player SHEFFIELD College sports staff are honouring a former degree student and former Stocksbridge Park Steels player by playing an annual football match in his memory. Hegel Noubissie completed a Foundation Degree in Sport and Exercise Coaching at Hillsborough campus in 2015 as part of his future career plans to turn his passion for football into a coaching career. Hegel also qualified as a Personal Trainer and Football Association Level 2 Football Coach. Prior to his studies, the 36-year-old had a professional footballing career across Europe and Africa. This included being selected for the Cameroon Under 21 National Team and the Cameroon Olympic National Team and playing for professional teams in Egypt, Italy, Morocco and Switzerland as well as in Cameroon, his country of birth.

achieving the Quarterfinalists of the African League Championship. After moving to the UK, Hegel played for Evesham United, Woodford United and Southport FC. He also played for Stocksbridge Park Steels and Redmires FC after moving to Sheffield. Once Hegel finished his foundation degree at the College, he progressed to a BSc Honours Degree in Sports Coaching, which he completed at Sheffield Hallam University. Hegel, sadly, passed away in 2017 after a short battle with cancer before he could follow his plans to become a professional football coach aspiring to be a role model for other black and minority footballers wanting to move into coaching.

Hegel was also awarded the title of best player in the New York Soccer League.

The Hegel Noubissie Memorial Cup 2019 will take place for the third year at the College’s Hillsborough campus football pitch on Friday, July 5 at 6pm. College sports staff and students will play against Hegel’s former team Redmires FC.

His distinguished career included winning the Cameroon League Title Championship, League Cup and

Leanne Whittam, Sports Lecturer, The Sheffield College, said: “Hegel was a very accomplished and in-

spirational person - a talented footballer who became a very committed student. Hegel was a real credit to the College and we are very proud to honour his memory with his family in this way.” Phil Wymer, Head of Student Experience, The Sheffield College, added: “Hegel was the best coach I have ever worked with because he understood that sport is for all. Sport builds skills, communities and is, at its best, inclusive. He worked passionately with English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) students who did not have the contacts, support or opportunities of others.” Dr Diana Sharpe, Hegel’s widow, added: “The memorial cup is a great occasion as it brings together players from different parts of Hegel’s life in memory of a man who loved football and dedicated his life to being the best that he could be. His motto was always ‘Never give up - always give your best’ and this annual event honours that.” The cup will be presented to the winner by Hegel’s six-year-old son Hegel Junior.

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Wednesday June 26 26 Thurgoland Community Choir practice at 7.30pm. For this week the practice will be at Holy Trinity Church Thurgoland. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Elaine on 0114 2845494. 26 Try the new Wortley afternoon social at St Leonards Church from 1pm to 3pm. Drop in for a cuppa and a chat with friends old and new. Just turn up or call Joan on 0114 2887435. This event is supported by Barnsley Age UK. Thursday June 27 27 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. 27 High Spirits Singers will be meeting on Thursdays, 2pm to 4pm, at Newgate Close until the end of July. We are currently practising for the Yorkshire Day Event which will take place on Saturday 27 July at the High Green Miners’ Welfare Hall. New members are very welcome to join - all musical abilities are welcome! Further information from Vic: 07884 007581. 27 Stocksbridge Art Society annual general meeting at Christ Church Community Hall, Manchester Road, Stocksbridge. 7pm to 9pm. Followed by Ceramic pottery demo by Steve Ellis and Kate Stride. Refreshments and raffle. Visitors: £3. Monday July 1 1 Stocksbridge and Deepcar Townswomen’s Guild at Stocksbridge Christian Centre, Cedar Road. Speaker Andrew Firth on Skye, Outer Hebrides and Western Isles. Visitors and new members always welcome. £3 per meeting, includes refreshments. For more information, contact 0114 2882393.

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Wednesday July 3 3 Stocksbridge and District WI are meeting at Christchurch Community Hall Manchester Road Stocksbridge at 6.45 for 7pm start. We will be making reusable jar/bottle covers to help reduce the use of plastics. Please bring a small sewing kit. Visitors always welcome £3.50. Further details on 07939941818. 3 Try the new Wortley afternoon social at St Leonards Church from 1pm to 3pm. Drop in for a cuppa and a chat with friends old and new. Just turn up or call Joan on 0114 2887435. This event is supported by Barnsley Age UK. Thursday July 4 4 High Spirits Singers will be meeting on Thursdays, 2pm to 4pm, at Newgate Close until the end of July. We are currently practising for the Yorkshire Day Event which will take place on Saturday 27 July at the High Green Miners’ Welfare Hall. New members are very welcome to join - all musical abilities

are welcome! Further information from Vic: 07884 007581. 4 Hillsborough and Owlerton Local History Group at 7.40pm. We meet at the Hillsborough Sports Arena Middlewood Road S6 4HA. The topic is Wardsend:Between the river and railway: A Victorian cemetery in the edgelands Saturday July 6 6 Chapeltown Park Gala from 11am to 3pm. Free attractions include – Zorb Balls, Go Karts, Penalty Shootout, Coconut Shy, Sports day races, fresh fruit kebabs and lots more. Free entry – all welcome. 6 Worrall Gala and Festival at the Memorial Hall Towngate Road Worrall. Gala 1pm – 4pm including live performances, animal club, children’s activities, refreshments and a variety of stalls. Festival 4pm to 11pm with live bands including Broken Flowers, Jack’s Rake and Dogwood Rose. A selection of local ales and ciders available. Free admission. 6 11am – 4pm, Thorpe Hesley Garden Open Day. Seven lovely gardens open with refreshments and various stalls, proceeds for Holy Trinity Church funds. Admission by programme £3 per adult – available from Church or any open garden. For further information – contact Fiona on 07963955263 or fionawilsons61@hotmail.com. 6 Bolsterstone Village Fayre at 2pm. Bolsterstone Male Voice Choir to open and Deepcar Brass Band will also entertain. Refreshments in Village Hall and playing field. Art show in St Mary’s Church along with guest organists. Stalls on the square, games in the field and a classic car display. 6 Wharncliffe Side Community Centre Garden Party. 2-5pm at Community Centre, Brightholmlee Lane. Bring your buckets and spades. Sandpit, paddling pool, ball pool, children’s entertainer, refreshments, Loxley junior band, stalls and games, BBQ, limited number of stalls available at £10 per stall contact Christine on 079200 68537. 6 Science Club at the Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive, S36 1EG. Only £1.50. This month’s theme is ‘Light +Colour’ enquiries@inmanpavilion.org.uk Sunday July 7 7 Thurgoland Village Fun Day - 1 - 5pm. Free Entry. Childrens rides, BBQ & Bar, Hathersage Brass band, lots of stalls, fancy dress, games and raffle. 7 Summer fete, 11am to 3pm at Paces School in High Green. American cop car and officer, Harley Davidson motorcyles group, brass band, bouncy castle. Stalls, games, BBQ, cakes refreshments and much more. Come along for a great day. Paces, Pack Horse Lane, High Green, S36 3HY. 7 Sankey Sunday at the Plough Low Bradfield. 8pm until 10pm, with refreshing breaks in-between. These nights are wonderful if you like good old Hymn Singing, come along and see for yourself, you are guaranteed a night of feeling uplifted. This is not to be missed as we do not hold one in August. Love to see you there. Monday July 8 8 at 9.30 am. Craft, coffee and prayer morning. St John’s Church,

What’s On Deepcar. All welcome. 8 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 July 9 9 New for 2019 Thurgoland Tuesday Group is open to both men and women of all ages. Meeting at 7.30 pm. The speaker is Sarah with a talk about Support Dogs, the venue is Thurgoland School as usual. Contact Joan Methley on 0114 4535139. Wednesday July 10 10 Chapeltown WI meeting at 7.30pm in Chapeltown Library. Janina Derick will speak about ‘A long walk to freedom.’ The competition is for a fact about Nelson Mandela. Visitors and new members are always welcome. 10 Thurgoland Community Choir’s last practice before the summer break at 7.30pm. The practice will be at Crane Moor Chapel as usual and will include the A.G.M. and a social with faith supper, all welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Elaine 0114 2845494 or Julie 0114 2830613. 10 Try the new Wortley afternoon social at St Leonards Church from 1pm to 3pm. Drop in for a cuppa and a chat with friends old and new. Just turn up or call Joan on 0114 2887435. This event is supported by Barnsley Age UK.

musical experience necessary. Contact Keith on 01226 763754. Tuesday July 16 16 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens meeting will be a tour of Wortley Hall Gardens led by Barry Tylee. Meet at the Hall main entrance 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. Friday July 17 17 Try the new Wortley afternoon social at St Leonards Church from 1pm to 3pm. Drop in for a cuppa and a chat with friends old and new. Just turn up or call Joan on 0114 2887435. This event is supported by Barnsley Age UK. 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. 18 High Spirits Singers will be meeting on Thursdays, 2pm to 4pm, at Newgate Close until the end of July. We are currently practising for the Yorkshire Day Event which will take place on Saturday 27 July at the High Green Miners’ Welfare Hall. New members are very welcome to join - all musical abilities are welcome! Further information from Vic: 07884 007581.

18 M.E. and Fibromyalgia Support Group at Zorro’s, Fox Valley. 2pm to Thursday July 11 2.30pm. Drop in for info oneither 11 High Spirits Singers will be illness or just a chat. Hosts June meeting on Thursdays, 2pm to and Sally. One of many drop-ins 4pm, at Newgate Close until the and part of a bigger charity coverend of July. We are currently pracing South Yorkshire. www.sheftising for the Yorkshire Day Event fieldmegroup.co.uk. Contact info@ which will take place on Saturday sheffieldmegroup.co.uk or call 0114 27 July at the High Green Miners’ 253 6700. Welfare Hall. New members are very welcome to join - all musical abilities are welcome! Further information from Vic: 07884 007581. 11 Try the Community Cafe at the Beacon at Thurgoland Holy Trinity Church from 10am to 1pm. With refreshments, chat, crafts, IT and at 11am seated chair exercises. All welcome. Contact Kath on 01226 370331. Saturday July 13 13 2pm Oughtibridge Parish Church Annual Summer Party with Oughtibridge Training Band, delicious Teas, Children’s games, toys stalls, books, face- painting ,etc, All welcome. Proceeds for Parish Church Funds. Sunday July 14 14 Rotary Club of Wortley 22nd Annual Classic and Vintage Vehicle Rally at Wortley Hall, S35 7DB from 12 noon - 4 pm. Entrance: adults £4, children £1, family (2+3) £10. Proceeds in aid of The Children’s Hospital Charity and other Local Charities. Includes Jaguar Owner, Yorkshire Beetle, and Ford Owners Clubs plus lots more. A great day out for all the family. Wednesday July 15 15 Millhouse Green Male Voice Choirs next practice is at 7.30pm. The practice will be at Millhouse Green Institute. All welcome, no

Thursday July 25 25 High Spirits Singers will be meeting on Thursdays, 2pm to 4pm, at Newgate Close until the end of July. We are currently practising for the Yorkshire Day Event which will take place on Saturday 27 July at the High Green Miners’ Welfare Hall. New members are very welcome to join - all musical abilities are welcome! Further information from Vic: 07884 007581. Monday August 5 5 Craft Club at the Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive, S36 1EG. Only £1.50. ‘Summer Garden’ is the theme this time. enquiries@ inmanpavilion.org.uk Saturday August 10 10 10.30am – 11.30am. Fun Science. Robots. Children will learn about robots and how they work and you will build your own fun robot to take home. The charge is £1.50 per child towards keeping our library open and running more of these events. To book your place or for more information about these or any future events please either call into the library, phone us on 0114 2463615, email us at ecclesfieldlib@gmail.com or follow us on Facebook and Twitter

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Celebrating our Armed Forces community COME one, come all and celebrate our Armed Forces community including currently serving troops, service families, veterans and cadets on Saturday June 29. There’s plenty of family-friendly fun to be had at the Penistone showground event! Start the day with a Military Parade through the town centre with marching bands and military vehicles followed by an arena tattoo style show with displays and re-enactments. Enjoy trade stalls and fantastic food and drink options, as well as the 1940’s live entertainment in the evening. Spike Mayston, Chair of Penistone Community Raisers, said: “The Penistone Armed Forces event is sure to be a spectacle that should not be missed. Come down to the town centre to see the fantastic military parade as it marches through the town to the showground. It would be fantastic to see a great turn out, with people showing their support to our amazing armed forces community while enjoying the show stopping events that we have planned throughout the day.” Barnsley Council is proud to be supporting the fantastic volunteers in the Penistone Armed Forces team to deliver the show

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car park in the plans to avoid shoppers parking on nearby residential streets but no mention of how we will deal with the articulated lorries, which route they will take or how they will manage to access the site from Lane End.

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The prevailing predominant emotion from such There are three schools within a short distance individuals appears to be, “I’ve lived here for 50+ of this site what about the effect on safety and air years which provides supremacy for my actions.� quality for our schoolchildren. These incidents may appear innocuous but without realising can lead to a pernicious culture causing offence to many. My aged mother recalls during World War II six neighbours huddled in air raid shelters during bombing raids sustaining one another.

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What we need in Chapeltown is doctors, dentists and school places - all in short supply. When will councils and developers stop giving us what we don’t want and start giving us what we need.

This was nothing short of a publicity campaign for both parties it’s nothing to do with providing Afterwards they helped each other clear up the convenience or choice it’s all about profit. detritus. Today, the owners of those six terraced houses in a small yard have fenced their territory. No-one would welcome another World War to Yours, promote neighbourhood harmony. A resident of Chapeltown

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Additionally, a cat lover friend has witnessed their neighbours hammering nails on top of boundary fences to keep cats at bay. Installing large picture windows maximises daylight and vista.

approximately 10 years and state eight new houses will compliment the quiet residential street near the site. It won’t be quiet for much longer with more than two cars per minute in and out.

A downside is unless fortifications are sufficiently high one can be exposed to neighbouring activities. Some individuals cannot tolerate living at close quarters and create ill-will as a result of their inability to achieve 100% privacy.

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Following the recent fiascos regarding this application, Friends of Hollin Busk and Francyne Johnson have recently had a meeting with a senior member of Sheffield City Council Planning Department. We received an apology for the abrupt deferral, for the second time, of the application to the Planning Committee and for the errors and inadequate communications. We were informed that the application is now to be reviewed in light of recent legal advice.

There have also been changes made to planning staff, and a new Planning Officer is to be appointed to this application. This may take some time and the application is unlikely to go to Committee in July. The application is not dead. FOHB were given the opportunity to make further comments regarding key issues of concern and this is to be The scrap car renovation project being another taken up. useful tool in crime and ASB reduction, more to The outcome of the recent hiatus has been that it follow on this. has raised further the profile of local concern about this application to build houses on the green fields David Ogle, of Hollin Busk. We will keep you posted. High Green ward, EPC Friends of Hollin Busk

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I entirely agree with the letter from L. A. Smith Given the team we now have at the EPC, I am (Look Local June 20). I could not have put it better They say an Englishman’s home is his castle. In myself. Angela is a good MP and I am happy to confident this vote will pass by majority. Stocksbridge there are many who own their own vote for her as an independent. Advanced negotiations are underway to begin a homes. It’s a significant achievement on the ladder boxing training gym at the Miners Welfare hall of life. Most ‘castles’ today have neighbouring Saturdays and Sundays, complete with a sparring ‘castles’. C.E. Ashton, ring and fully kitted out. High Green Each occupant conscious of their own boundary. The gym should be available from August to all age Some individuals attempt to set their own. Gates groups and abilities, with fully qualified trainers. have replaced portcullis. Entry provided to the Again subject to passing by majority a vote at the select few. When neighbours step over boundary EPC, again I am confident the team will support lines uninvited their actions can lead to an Food store this. I will keep you updated. emotional storm. Further to my previous two letters regarding the At the sight of a neighbour curtains are pulled too, I read with interest the article in Look Local this grooming of our young lads within the Parish, blinds are dropped. Is an enemy approaching? A week regarding the food store at Chapeltown. thank you for your letters of support. friend was recently told by his neighbour, “Don’t Morbaine, the developer, stated a new discount I have begun the process of applying for funding park on the road outside my house.� food store would improve shopping choice and to set up projects that have the aim of steering our A house boundary does not extend to road convenience for people who live in the area. young away from crime and (ASB) Anti Social ownership. An acquaintance, when walking his Behaviour. Making our streets safer for all of us. dog, experienced an encounter with a homeowner We already have 13 food stores in Chapeltown who heatedly told him to stop his dog spraying on how much choice and convenience do we need? The boxing gym will do great work in this regard, his boundary wall and was told to, “Clear off and There is an Aldi just two miles away from this site. but other solutions are needed, as one size does not fit all. don’t walk on this side of the pavement again.� Ackroyd and Abbott have owned the site for

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Councillor campaigning to protect Thorncliffe green spaces CHAPELTOWN residents will be familiar with a well-used and sprawling path which covers a large part of Thorncliffe – taking in Summerhills and Thorncliffe Pond and going right up to the M1 – but many might be surprised to know that much of this path is not actually maintained by the city council. The path is a key favourite of dog walkers, nature lovers, joggers and residents walking to Chapeltown shops or the Railway Station. Over recent years this local gem has been tended to by the Thorncliffe Conservation Group. However the path is officially owned by the Greenbelt Group but in recent years they have allowed volunteers from Thorncliffe Conservation Group to maintain and develop the area, as they have struggled to do so. These local volunteers have planted a community Orchard and various trees in memory of local conservationists in-

cluding Frank Rogers and Roy Saunders. They have also constructed a bridge, a picnic table, various benches and planted and layered a hedge of native trees. Yet the volunteers can only do so much and local Labour councillor Andy Bainbridge, is supporting a campaign to get the city council to take ownership of the path from the Greenbelt Group. This would mean the Council would provide financial support but as part of this the Thorncliffe Conservation Group could then be given effective stewardship of the path and the surrounding green spaces. Commenting about this Andy Bainbridge, councillor for East Ecclesfield, said: “The work undertaken by the Thorncliffe Conservation Group to maintain the area is nothing short of brilliant, but they need support. This is why I am calling on Sheffield City Council to see what can be done to secure this land so that

it can be properly funded, and so that the right help is given to the conservation group so they can continue the fine job they are doing. “The green spaces the path runs along need to be recognised for their ecological value and I hope that a suitable agreement can be reached with the council to safeguard this precious area. This is what I will be championing”. Cllr Andy Bainbridge has been a supporter of the Thorncliffe Conservation Group from the beginning. Speaking about the campaign to secure the future of the path and the nearby green spaces Mick Gethin, from the Thorncliffe Conservation Group, said: “Andy and I met with Sheffield Council environmental officers, and they were very supportive of the work we are doing. We hope to get full stewardship and some financial support for the path and the surrounding spaces so we can continue to care for this area.”

Neighbourhood Development Plan Referendum NOW that the Penistone Neighbourhood Development Plan (PNDP) has been vetted and approved by Barnsley Council and the Government appointed Independent Examiner, the next stage is to put the PNDP to a referendum of the area’s local residents, which includes the areas of Penistone town, Cubley, Springvale,

Thurlstone, Millhouse Green and Hoylandswaine. The referendum will take place on Thursday July 11, with postal vote ballot papers sent out on June 17 and the result is decided by a simple majority. If approved, the PNDP will be in place for the next 14 years.

The need for a Neighbourhood Plan arose from the Localism Act of 2011, the aim of which is to move some decision-making powers from central government control to individuals and communities. The Act reads: “Neighbourhood planning enables communities to play a much stronger role in shaping the areas in which they live and work and in supporting new devel-

opment proposals. This is because unlike the parish, village or town plans that communities may have prepared, a Neighbourhood Plan forms part of the development plan and sits alongside the Local Plan prepared by the local planning authority.” It is important that people vote at the referendum to clearly demonstrate the views of the local com-

munity as to whether or not to adopt the Neighbourhood Development Plan. Copies of the PNDP will be available to read in Penistone Library, The Community Centre Offices, Cafe Crème in Penistone, The Lord Nelson at Hoylandswaine, Cubley Hall, The Huntsman at Thurlstone and also online at www.penistonendp.co.uk

Recognition for 50-year service A VOLUNTEER ranger who started her patrol at Langsett has received recognition for 50 years of service to the Peak District National Park. Chair of the National Park Authority Andrew McCloy said: “There are not many causes that can inspire a person to dedicate their spare time to over such a long period of their life, but I’m delighted to say that the Peak District National Park has, and it is a pleasure to be able to congratulate Margaret Anderson on her commitment to the UK’s first national park. Her fifty years of dedication are an inspiration to us all.” Margaret Anderson, 72, completed her training for the role of warden, as rangers were known then, in the summer of 1969. Her first patrol was on Sunday August 3 at Langsett and, despite having to catch three buses to get there, was where she regularly undertook conservation patrols to help protect ground-nesting birds’ eggs from poachers.

Asked what attracted her to the role, Margaret said: “After leaving university, my mother was not happy about me going out walking by myself, so when I saw an advert in the Sheffield Star for a training course to become a warden I said to Mum, ‘if I pass that would you accept I can go walking by myself?’ “I did pass and was offered the role, which I was happy to take as it got me out into the fresh air and gave me exercise. It helped me deal with work pressures as I could forget about clients and their problems.” In her working life, Margaret became a solicitor in private practice doing mainly court work until 1995, and then moved on to doing employment tribunals throughout the UK, but managed to fit in her fortnightly shifts as a ranger. Over the years, she has volunteered in Crowden, Glossop, Edale, Hartington, Eastern Edges, and Millers Dale, before joining the Derwent area team in 1981.

Volunteer rangers carry out a variety of work across the Peak District National Park including leading guided walks, advising the public, as well as conservation tasks such as repairing footpaths and drystone walls. Margaret said: “I like helping people whether it’s explaining where they are and how to get to places using their maps, or talking about their memories of places in the National Park from their childhoods. It’s great still to get out in the fresh air, watch the birds and help people enjoy the landscape.” Although she has other interests, including watching theatre and opera productions, there is no sign of Margaret hanging up her walking boots just yet, she said: “I help out on guided health walks and attend other events, I can’t see me giving up whilst there are interesting things to do.” To find out more about volunteering in the Peak District National Park, visit www. peakdistrict.gov.uk/volunteering.

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PHLEBOTOMIST / HEALTH CARE ASSISTANT Part-Time: 16 hours per week – plus additional cover as and when required Monday, Thursday 8.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. and Friday 8.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. Salary - ÂŁ8.75 to ÂŁ9.50 per hour depending on experience & qualiďŹ cations

696 Thurgoland.

Further information is available by contacting Hannah Taylor via htaylor@stocksbridgehigh.sheffield.sch.uk The application form and information pack is available on the school website: www.stocksbridgehigh.co.uk

An exciting opportunity has arisen within this thriving GP Practice for a Health Care Assistant. The Practice has a registered population of 7500 patients. There are six GPs, two Nurses and an additional HCA providing primary care services to the local population.

Looking to recruit? Email us at: enquiries@looklocal.org.uk Or call: 0114 283 1100

A minimum requirement would be for the successful candidate to be able to undertake the following clinical duties: • Venepuncture • Blood Pressures • Home Visits to take bloods and check BP • Height, Weight & BMI • Weight Management Advice The ability to undertake the following would be desirable but is not essential as training on the following would be available: • Dietary Advice • Smoking Cessation • Ear Syringing

Situations Vacant

The commencing salary will be based on the candidate’s level of experience and qualiďŹ cations although full training to develop your skills will be available. You will also; assist the Nursing Team in the call and re-call of patients for annual tests, the organisation of clinical stock levels within the surgery, enter information onto our computerised clinical system and assist staff in the preparation and treatments for minor surgery.

For more information please contact Karen Biggin, Practice Nurse OR Hilary Power Assistant Practice Manager on 0114 240 3159 Application for the post is via Curriculum Vitae and should be submitted to Chris Stocks, Practice Manager at the following address: Grenoside Surgery, 60 Greno Crescent, ShefďŹ eld S35 8NX or via e-mail to chris. stocks@nhs.net Closing date: Friday 12th July 2019

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MILL ROAD SURGERY 98a Mill Road - Ecclesfield - Sheffield - S35 9XQ

GP RECEPTIONIST/ ADMINISTATOR REQUIRED 15 hours per week | Tuesday 1.30pm-6.30pm Wednesday 1.30pm-6.30pm | Friday 2pm-7pm (In addition to this Saturday mornings to be worked on a 1 in 6 rotation)

Hourly rate ÂŁ8.21 and NHS pension scheme available We are looking for a GP Receptionist/Administrator to join our friendly practice team. Applicants would ideally have experience of working in a patient/public environment, have good telephone and keyboard skills, enjoy a varied job role, and be flexible in covering for colleagues during absence. For further information or an application pack, please contact Angi Hartley or Emma Brammer Tel: 0114 2456370 or email SHECCG.MillRoadSurgery@nhs.net

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Hawks do the business on Headingley Headingley Hawks 10-30 Sheffield Hawks SHEFFIELD played their match of the season away in Leeds, putting last year’s league winners to the sword with a collective team performance of strength and determination. The first 15 minutes were very tight, with little real penetration either side. A few mistakes crept in to Sheffield’s game which gifted the Headingley side two tries. Set completion was poor and the game was seemingly following a pattern established last time the sides met.

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However, Hawks rallied and in a welcome return to form, for the next 50 minutes Headingley didn’t score. Will Burns broke through just before half time, Spencer Poppleton converting. Bailey Thompson nearly broke through on trademark scoots and Joe Littlewood and Joseph Tipping were quietly running rings round their opposite numbers.

In the second half Hawks eliminated the errors and ran in 24 unopposed points. Their defence was impressive and clever, soaking up pressure and dominating in every collision. Reuben Kateregga and Will Burns, ably assisted by the outstanding Ed Measures, Callan Drewery, David Sedgewick and Saul Hinchliffe totally dominated a much bigger Headingley pack. Measures crossed after excellent sets drove Headingley back 60 metres, Bailey Thompson scored after outstanding work by Tipping and Littlewood to set up a fifth tackle try. Joe Littlewood smashed over after excellent lines were run by Will Burns who consistently broke tackles and was denied another try by two last ditch tackles. Thompson ran 60 metres on an interception and was only just stopped by the very quick Headingley full back.

Saul Hinchliffe wrapped up the scoring with a burst through three ineffective tackles to allow Tipping to convert the last two. Poppleton was in immaculate form with the boot scoring all five of his conversions from all sides of the ground. What impressed most was the collaborative effort of the team. Drift defence held out for 60 minutes, no subs were available after the outstanding Alex Coates went off with concussion. Max Blackburn was the perfect winger (despite being a loose forward) and made hard yards all match. Robert Harden saved a try or two and Max Hollingdale was an excellent distributor throughout. This was a superb team result!

Ladies Captain’s Day at golf club a great success AFTER the wet weather came much better conditions for golf over the last week and it culminated glorious weather on Saturday for Ladies Captain’s Day. Alison Sedgwick, ladies captain, organised a pair of competitions for both ladies and gents section, resulting in over 80 players competing in either section. The days started with the raising of the club flag at 10.30am and Alison was well supported for the ceremony by her section and club president, John Yeates. There were many prizes up for grabs through the day, but the winner of the Lady Captain’s Cup was Charlotte Colley (18). Her score of 68 was good enough to pip Helen Moffett (33), who also had a net 68, by the narrowest of margins winning with a better back nine score. To make it even tighter, Kath Busfield (24), also had a net 68 for third, but again was pipped by Charlotte and Helen’s back nine scores. Charlotte has been enjoying the dizzy heights of playing at Pebble Beach Golf Course in California, two weeks before the US Open took place. Clearly inspired by the experience it lifted her to win the main prize on Alison Sedgwick’s Day. Pictured in the evening is Alison presenting Charlotte with the Cup and her winner’s prize along with club professional Roger Broad and president, John Yeates. The gents prize on the day was won by B. Stringer (7), who won the stableford format with

an impressive 42 points. Second was S. Clayton (12) with 41 points and D. Haley (13) came third with 40 points. Earlier in the week, the club’s league team had two fixtures to play, one of these the home match against Lees Hall that was a victim of the previous week’s rain. The home team won that match impressively six points to two and the result lifted Stocksbridge’s points tally to within five points of league leaders Beauchief. Unfortunately, the next day the team was away to Bawtry and ended up on the wrong end of a 7-1 defeat. League team captain, Liam O’Sullivan, said: “The result was disappointing, but with three games to go if we can put some good results together we can get near to the top, there is still plenty to play for.” Lastly, Mick Shouler, a retired fireman and golfer at Stocksbridge, played in the South Yorkshire Fire Services Golf Team. They recently won the Fire Service ‘holy grail’ of golf at Sand Moor golf club in Leeds. Over 50 four-man teams converged on the course from England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland for two days of competition in horrendous weather conditions. South Yorkshire players were from Stocksbridge, Barnsley, Grange and Rotherham golf clubs and won by one shot. Mick said: “I got two bad draws weather wise but knew my Stocksbridge skin would stand a bit more rain than average. You soon forget rain when you’ve won, but best thing is we get to defend it next year and it’s at Gleneagles, somewhere I’ve always wanted to play.”

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WHEELERS RUN TIME TRIAL LAST Tuesday saw the running of Birdwell Wheelers five-mile Time Trial Championships on the Park Springs course.

The weather was for a change dry with a gentle breeze which proved conducive to fast times. Fastest Wheeler on the night was Paul Heggie in

12m 13s while winner on handicap was Phil Adams.

recording 10m 8s which was a new course record for the Wheelers event.

Visitor Keith Ainsworth of Sheffrec CC continued his season’s good form by

More details on this and all the above can be found on the club’s website at

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Stocksbridge slump to disappointing defeat

Local Sport MIXED EMOTIONS FOR TIGERS BOSS SIMON STEAD SHEFFIELD Speedway Tigers boss Simon Stead was left with mixed emotions after Sheffield finished second in the Championship Fours showpiece at Peterborough. The Sheffield Window Centre Tigers had no last places in their opening 16 rides only for two in the final four to prove decisive and hand the crown to Somerset Rebels. Danny King led the way with 11 points from five rides, bagging two wins in the final before beating Glasgow’s red-hot Craig Cook in a run-off for second. Ty Proctor’s two wins from two proved decisive in qualifying, while reserve Broc Nicol showed stellar form having been called up for three rides, including two in the final that yielded four points. King’s win in heat 10 of the final put Sheffield a single point ahead in the race for the silverware but one point from the final two, coupled with Nico Covatti’s win and Rory Schlein’s second for Somerset, saw glory slip from their grasp.

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Stocksbridge 1st XI 139 all out (Jack Newton 68) Hathersage 1st XI 140-6 (Andy Hibbert 2-21, Jake Vickers 2-30) STOCKSBRIDGE made the picturesque journey to Hathersage looking to extend their advantage at the top of the Division One table. Despite Captain Andy Hibbert losing the toss, Stocksbridge had been asked to bat but looked on course to set a sizeable target. Openers Matt Price and Jack Newton started brightly before Price was removed for 10. Newton was then joined by Liam Grayson and the pair started to form a good partnership before Grayson fell for 17.

The wickets then started to tumble at an alarming rate with only Jack Newton mustering any real resistance. Newton scored quickly and soon passed 50 before being caught on the boundary for 68. The innings then quickly collapsed as Stocksbridge could only manage to post a total of 139 all out. Despite a relatively low total, Stocksbridge still felt they had a chance of victory if they bowled as well as they had done in previous weeks. The first XI knew that early wickets would be crucial however found these hard to come by. Hathersage rode their luck, scoring the majority of the early runs off the edge of the bat but it just looked like it wasn’t going to be Stocksbridge’s day. Stocksbridge picked up six wickets in total, these shared between the bowlers Andy Hibbert and Jake Vickers with

two each and one wicket each for Joe Hibbert and Les Harris. But in the end Hathersage battled their way to the required total to win the game by four wickets. A disappointing defeat for the first XI who will now turn their attentions to next week’s cup fixture. Stocksbridge 2nd XI 109 all out (Pete Broomhead 30) Hathersage 2nd XI 110-6 (Jack Murfin 3-26, Chris Thwaites 2-24) Next weekend is the second round of the cup, the first XI host Totley at Bracken Moor and the second XI travel to Derbyshire to take on Chesterfield.

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Shuffle success for Sam Shaw and Gareth Cooke

Gareth Cooke, winner of the Outibridge Chase and Silkstone Shuffle

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There were age group wins for Tony Wright (first over-50 man in 31-16), Barbara Haigh (first over-70 woman in 48-04) and Bill Phillips (first over-70 man in 37-34). Earlier in the week a large contingent of Penistone runners competed in the Outibridge Chase which is a trail race around Wharncliffe Woods via the super steep Jawbone Hill. Shaw and Cooke again had success with Cooke finishing first man in a close run finish. Shaw was second lady back behind international runner Nicola Squires. Cooke clocked 21-50 whilst Shaw got round in 26-33. Penistone age group winners were Steve Storey (first over-60 man in 27-53) and Sue Charlesworth (first over-50 woman in 33-20. Penistone fared well in the Outibridge junior races with Hugh Mackie winning the boys event closely followed by John Halstead (fifth) and James Fryers (ninth). Penistone Results:

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