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PRIME MINISTER VISITS PRIME Minister Boris Johnson paid a flying visit to Stocksbridge as part of his whistle stop tour of the north on Friday.
Speaking of the reception he received, Johnson said: “It was quite a noisy reaction that wasn’t it? It was a bit 18th century. It was good!”
improve amenities for the community or it could be stuff to get people out shopping. It could be all sorts of things.
The former Mayor of London, who replaced Teresa May as the leader of the government in July, arrived at Fox Valley at around 2pm.
Last week, Stocksbridge was named as one of the 100 towns due to receive a cut of £3.6 billion of the Towns Fund.
There, he met up with Conservative Parliamentary candidate Miriam Cates before walking through the market area, chatting to shoppers and stall holders.
Look Local asked the Prime Minister how that would be spent. He replied: “Somebody said in the audience today that the town fund was cunningly devised to be political. That’s not the intention at all.
“But what it will do is reflect local priorities. And what we’re also doing is giving communities the reassurance that they need for safer streets - 20,000 more police officers on the streets. The thick end of a billion pounds we’re spending – perhaps more to get to the full 20,000.
Although the visit had not been formally announced, the news had leaked out and an expectant crowd awaited his arrival. Mr Johnson was mobbed by people hopeful of snapping a photo with him or getting their point across regarding the drawn-out withdrawal of the UK from the EU. Some members of the crowd chanted negatively, although Johnson certainly also had much vocal support, with a few people repeatedly shouting, “Get us out, Boris!”
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Headteacher’s presentation will begin at 6:00 pm and 7:00 pm Join staff and students in a range of activities. See display and performance work and sample the flavours of our school. A particular welcome is extended to prospective parents/carers and their children to visit and talk with staff and students. If you are unable to visit at the above times, please do not hesitate to contact us to arrange a private visit. Telephone: 0114 2461156 E-mail: enquries@eccoschool.com
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“How would Jeremy Corbyn and Labour spend the money? Well, we heard this week. They want to stay in the EU past October 31. A billion pounds a month that will cost. So, I know where my priorities are. “It will be for local people to bid into the funds. Whoever the elected authority is in that town, they will have the ability to do it. We did something like this when I was the Mayor of London. It was incredibly popular – it gave councils the opportunity to give people what they have been calling out for a long time.”
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New community fruit orchard in Oxley Park THANKS to National Lottery players, and a partnership initiative between Stocksbridge Town Council and Bradfield and Ecclesfield Parish Councils, Oxley Park now has a new fruit orchard including apple, pear and greengage. Last Saturday, local people came along for a day of woodland themed activities including a nature walk, LumberJills talk and tree planting with the Steel Valley Project. Attendees on the walk found out the many amazing practical and medicinal uses of nettles and the benefits of blackberry brambles in supporting a healthy woodland. At the LumberJill talk everyone was amazed to find out that we had our very own
local LumberJill, Dorothy, in the audience. Stocksbridge Mayor, Catherine Ward, said: “I thoroughly enjoyed today’s event- it was fantastic to find out we had a Land Army girl in the audience and lovely to be involved with the Sheffield Lakeland Landscape Partnership who put this event on.”
children’s activities in Greno Woods and a talk about the woods by Professor Melvyn Jones at the Reading Rooms. Both are free, but please book if you can via Eventbrite or contact n.willis@wildsheffield.com
Keith Tomkins, Sheffield Lakeland Project Manager, said: “It’s great to be working with these three councils as they demonstrate their commitment to woodlands and the wider environment. “Next weekend it is the turn of Ecclesfield, where people can find out more about the historical importance of woodlands from Mel Jones.” On Saturday September 14, the woodlands of Ecclesfield will be celebrated with
Witnesses to Halifax Road collision sought POLICE in Sheffield have launched an appeal for witnesses following a reported fail to stop collision in Sheffield on Friday September 13, in which an 80-year-old pedestrian suffered serious injuries.
At 5.40pm, it is reported that an unknown vehicle was involved in a collision with an 80-year-old man who was crossing Southey Green Road, near to the junction with Halifax Road.
The vehicle is understood to have turned from Halifax Road onto Southey Green Road. It failed to stop at the scene.
The pedestrian was taken to hospital with serious injuries, where he remains in a stable condition.
Were you in the Southey Green Road area yesterday teatime? Did you see the vehicle involved? Please call 101 quoting incident number 705 of 13 September 2019.
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John Crawshaw’s new venture launched at Fox Valley THE popular north Sheffield family butchers John Crawshaw’s have launched a brandnew venture at Fox Valley in Stocksbridge with a funky new sandwich trailer which will open on Monday September 23. The team have transformed a rustic trailer to create their new Seven Hills Grill which is now based outside their busy Fox Valley store with an attractive outdoor seating area for shoppers to enjoy. The Seven Hill Grill will stock a delicious range of hot sandwiches and well as coffee and pie and peas will be available in the winter months. Seven Hills Grill will also be open from 7am to approximately 4pm, making the trailer a perfect way to grab a lunchtime snack.
Sandwiches can also be made to pre order and customers can use the store’s new phone number – 0114 213 8211. Their new addition the Seven Hills Grill will be their second sandwich shop – the sister store is based on Manchester Road in Stocksbridge. John Crawshaw butchers was founded by John’s father Brian when he opened their first shop in Stocksbridge in 1955. They now have shops on Manchester Road in Stocksbridge, Fox Valley, Chapeltown and Hillsborough. The Fox Valley shop stocks locally sourced fresh meat, pies, pasties and sausage rolls. They also have a wide selection of ready to
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The centre team was praised for its beautiful planting across the site as well as its range of local events and community engagement at a special award ceremony held in York this week.
This is the second year that Fox Valley has been put forward for an award in the Yorkshire heats of Britain in Bloom and the judges were full of praise for the team’s approach as well as the striking hanging baskets and planters and the wildflower banking at the centre.
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Brewery Tap, The Nags Head at Loxley as well as continued success with their more recent acquisition, the King and Miller at Deepcar. Bradfield Brewery is based on a busy working farm in the picturesque village of Bradfield in Sheffield. Since brewing their first cask ale in 2005, the brewery has grown from strength to the strength with their Farmers Ale range now available in outlets nationwide. John Gill, Director at Bradfield Brewery, on the acquisition said “We are excited at the opportunity to serve another local community with a traditional style public
house which will offer great ales in a friendly atmosphere. We strongly believe that traditional pubs should remain a part of our society and we are pleased to have secured this opportunity to bring this offering to the local community of Wharncliffe Side”. The Wharncliffe Arms will be reopening soon, with a date yet to be confirmed. The Brewery will be recruiting for a ‘live in’ manager for the day to day running of the pub. For further details or to express your interest in this upcoming position, please contact Bradfield Brewery on 0114 2851118 or email at lisa@bradfieldbrewery.com
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Sheffield drivers reminded to put safety first around roadworks AS the darker nights close in and temperatures begin to fall, Sheffield drivers are being encouraged to take more care when passing through roadworks across the city. The plea comes from Sheffield City Council’s Highways Maintenance contactor, Amey, following a survey into road workers safety, where Sheffield scored just above the national average. However, despite achieving an above average score for overall road worker safety, 62% of Sheffielders have admitted to not being as safety
conscious as they should be when negotiating roadworks - compared to a 59% UK average.
further down the street only to obstruct ongoing work.
The research, which was carried out on behalf of Amey, reveals a majority of UK road users admit to driving in ways that put themselves, workers and other road users at risk of injury or even, death.
Unfortunately, in addition to dangerous driving, Streets Ahead employees have also experienced offensive behaviour, with many having suffered physical and verbal abuse whilst doing their jobs on the streets of Sheffield.
Recently, in Sheffield, where a road closure was in place during resurfacing works, a car attempted to drive through the closure and, despite attempts by on-site workers to inform the driver of the closure, the driver continued, parking up
“We’ve had numerous incidents involving threats of physical violence and actual physical violence to our workforce and our sub-contractors. We’ve also had operatives who have been clipped by cars as they’ve sped past,” added Melissa.
“With the number of vehicles on our roads continuing to rise each year, and with darker nights and wintry conditions on the horizon, we want to remind Sheffield drivers to take extra care when travelling around roadworks and always put safety first.” The findings echo recent research undertaken by Highways England, which revealed a catalogue of serious incidents and near misses across the country, ranging from motorists driving into coned-off areas, to physical and verbal abuse of workers.
As part of the city-wide highways maintenance Streets Ahead contract, roads and pavements across Sheffield are being upgraded and maintained by Amey until 2037, creating a much improved infrastructure for years to come. To find out more about the Streets Ahead programme of works visit: www.sheffield.gov.uk/streetsahead Be ready for winter in good time this year by visiting www.sheffield. gov.uk/winter to find out more about our service.
PLOGGERS RUN THE RUBBISH OUT OF OUGHTIBRIDGE YOU’D be forgiven if you’ve never heard of ‘plogging’ – the act of picking up litter whilst jogging - but it’s all the rage these days in Oughtibridge. Members of Seven Hills Harriers, a women’s running club, have recently held a very productive plogging evening in the village and plan to make it a regular thing.
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Thursday September 19 19 12.30pm for 1pm Late Summer Buffet/Dance £7.50 per person. Hot/cold buffet, dessert unlimited tea/coffee listen or dance to a fabulous vocalist book Kath 07596130043. Limited places. Everyone welcome - Valley React is an award winning community group and is here for everyone.
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Local Events Wednesday September 18 18 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. 18 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome, Local History Morning Round Walk in the Loxley Valley led by Malcolm Nunn, start at 10.30am from Loxley Village Green (junction of Loxley Road and Rodney Hill), returning around 1pm, 2337463. Free but donation appreciated to cover
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19 Thurgoland Local History Group at Thurgoland Village Hall at 7.30pm. The speaker is Gillian Waters with a talk about Guy Fawkes. All welcome, admission is £2. For more information please contact Maurice on 0114 2883482, or Margaret on 0114 2885037. 19 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. Doors open at 8pm. 19 Hillsborough and Owlerton local history group at 7.40pm, the topic is The Hillsborough Barracks and the speaker is Stephen Johnson. We meet at the Hillsborough Sports Arena Middlewood Road Hillsborough S6 4HA. Visitors welcome. Friday September 20 20 Bradfield Village Hall - Jazz in the Village - Ian Millar (saxophone) and Dominic Spencer (piano), 8pm, tickets from www.bradfieldvillagehall.org.uk or Flask End Cafe or 2851227. 20 Messy Church at St Mark’s Church in Grenoside. Fun food and activities for all the family from 3.15pm until 4.45pm. 20 Coffee morning at St Saviour’s Church, Mortomley Lane, High Green. Home made cakes and coffee. Good company, all welcome. 10.30am to 12pm.
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Saturday September 21 21 Chapeltown Forum presents the sixth Chapeltown Village Show at Newton Hall, Chapeltown. From 1pm to 4.30pm. Admission 50p per adult (children free). Refreshments served between 1pm and 3.30pm. Entry fee 50p per exhibit. All children’s exhibits – free. Registration of entries 8.30am to 10.30am. Schedule and entry forms available from Chapeltown Library. 21 Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust - Three Parish Woodland Celebration event - find out about the history, evolution and future of our woodlands, Talk by Julie Riley, Community Ecologist, 5.306.30, St Nicholas Church, High Bradfield, followed by a bat walk, with Robert Bell, S Yorks Bat Group, 7-8.30pm. Book on eventbrite (search for Three Parish Woodland Celebration. 21 Thorpe Hesley and Scholes Village Show at Trinity Community Centre, Thorpe Hesley, S61 2QJ. Veg, flowers, fruit, cookery, handicrafts, children’s, floral art classes. Entries accepted Friday 6pm to 8pm or on the day 8.30am to 11am. Show opens at 11am with entry only £1 per adult. Dog Show at 12.30pm. Lots of stalls, lunches, bar, attractions and games. Further info from Kay Hester on 07708421017 or kayhester@hotmail.co.uk also online at thorpeandscholes.org or our facebook page.
21 Stocksbridge Christian Centre and Girls’ Brigade are holding a Coffee Morning in aid of MacMillan Cancer Support. From 10 - 12 noon. Adult - coffee/tea and cake/scone £2. Children 50p. Raffle, stalls and games. 21 Royal Air Force Day, 11am at Penistone Grammar School. Dedication service to the RAF centenary bench and the presentation of a ceremonial flagpole to the community of Penistone. Everybody is welcome. Sunday September 22 22 Greyhound Trust Sheffield fun dog show at Owlerton Stadium. 11am to 3pm. Novelty classes, craft stalls and refreshments. 22 Brightholmlee Methodist Church invites you to join us for an Afternoon Celebration of 212 years of worship at 2pm. Singing by Wisewood Community Singers. Tea and cakes to follow. All welcome. Monday September 23 23 Millhouse Green Male Voice Choirs next practice at 7.30pm. The practice will be at Millhouse Green Institute. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Tuesday September 24 24 ‘Come and Sing’ with Waldershelf Singers, your local community choir, at The Venue , 7.30pm. Open session for possible new members. (Our men would particularly welcome more tenors and basses.) No auditions or musical experience needed, just a love of singing. Just come along or ring Linda on 07502 298906. Wednesday September 25 25 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. 25 Thurgoland Community Choir practice at Crane Moor Chapel at 7.30pm to 9.30pm All are welcome and no singing experience required. For more information contact Elaine 0114 2845494. Thursday September 26 26 Try ‘Singing 4 Fun’ at Holy Trinity Church Thurgoland from 10.30am to 12pm. Followed by refreshments. No auditions, no musical experience necessary. All welcome, contact Judith on 0114 2830083. Singing 4 Fun is a Dementia Friendly event. 26 Stocksbridge Art Society at Christ Church Hall with Sharon Hurst. Shin Han watercolour. 7pm to 9pm. Friday September 27 27 Chapeltown W.I. will host a Macmillan coffee morning from 10am until 12 noon in Chapeltown Library. Coffee and cakes with various stalls, everyone welcome. 27 Macmillan greatest coffee morning. 10am to 12pm. Zion Church Hall, Langsett Road South,
What’s On Oughtibridge. Gifts, cakes and raffle. Everyone welcome. 27 Art & Craft Exhibition/Sale at St John’s Parish Centre, Housley Park, Chapeltown 11am to 4pm. Refreshment served in our Pop Up Café. To book a table to exhibit ring 07530111921 or 07913842679. 27 Musical Memories at The Venue, Stocksbridge. For just £2 guests are treated to tea/coffee, scones/ biscuits and live entertainment. The amazing Phil Lawrence will be making his inaugural appearance. The event offers a wonderful opportunity to meet old/make new friends and have a dance to live music. No booking required. The event has been kindly sponsored by The Venue, Stocksbridge Community Care Group, Superjam and Twelve Trees Care. For further details, please contact Dave Cooper on 07553 486579. Saturday September 28 28 Bolsterstone Archaeology And Heritage Group. Join us for a walk led by Nigel Clark. Meeting at 10.30am outside the Post Office in Wharncliffe Side - easy to get to on the Tramlink bus. This circular walk of about two hours includes the Lead Mine site (potentially rough walking so wear walking boots), Brightholmlee and its connection to the Knights of St John, New Mill Bridge in Glen Howe and the last evidence of file cutting in Wharncliffe Side. 28 Art & Craft Exhibition/Sale at St John’s Parish Centre, Housley Park, Chapeltown 11am to 4pm. Refreshment served in our Pop Up Café. To book a table to exhibit ring 07530111921 or 07913842679.
Sunday September 29 29 Jawbone car boot sale. 8am 12 noon. Oughtibridge Lane, S35 0HN. Stall holders please book in advance Parking £1. No roadside parking. www.greenheadhousefarm.co.uk/carboot Monday September 30 30 Millhouse Green Male Voice Choirs next practice at 7.30pm. The practice will be at Millhouse Green Institute. All welcome, no musical experience necessary.
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GRACEFUL Harmony are a piano/vocal duet and both students at Ecclesfield Comprehensive school.
Live and went down an absolute storm and they had the chance to meet and play for Tony Hadley.
Pianist Grace Wilkinson, aged 15, and vocalist Hana Edwards, aged 14, are already making waves on the Sheffield music scene and are set to continue in their success.
They are regular musicians at Meadowhall centre and perform the last Wednesday of each month.
Having only been together for only 18 months, they have already played at the Lyceum opening the Children’s Book Awards last year and will be returning to do the same again this year. They are the youngest band to ever play at Wentworth
They have collaborated with The Voice star Lucy Milburn and are currently working with Gogglebox star Umar Siddiqui. A recent festival they played at lead them to be spotted by a well known producer from London so they are currently working to produce new work to send to him.
They have just secured a place to perform at North Nottingham Arena in front of a host of celebrities at a charity ball in November and will be at Castleton for the Christmas lights switch on. They are receiving some amazing feedback and already in demand to perform at various events. They are the founders of the idea ‘Play to Raise’ which encourages buskers to donate a proportion of their tips to charity, a concept they are extremely proud of. These girls are definitely ones to watch!
Appletree Childcare’s 25th birthday APPLETREE Childcare, Grenoside, is celebrating its 25th birthday! To mark the occasion, they are having a party on Friday September 20 at their nursery in the park at 5pm. Manager Janet Parkin said: “Everyone is welcome, please come along for a complimentary drink and have a look around the nursery and see our 25th birthday tree being planted.”
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It’s a thriving, award-winning diner with a host of happy regulars who come back time and time again for the comfort of their traditional fare.
The Old Pin serve all-day breakfasts, hot and cold sandwiches and have a function facility where the space can be rented out for any occasion.
But this isn’t just your average café – Tracey Baines and Jennifer Chadburn are always thinking of new ways they can make the most of the facilities and have a lot to offer their customers. And their efforts were rewarded when they won the Sheffield Star Café of the Year 2019.
In the past, they have hosted gigs, a spirit medium night and the usual funeral wakes, weddings and birthday celebrations. They have even transformed the space into a unicorn-themed party! The larger room can comfortably seat around 50 and the smaller one around 30.
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Your Letters Angela Smith I am writing in support of Angela Smith’s decision to join the Liberal Democrats, as a result of the current Labour Party’s hopeless position on Brexit. The issue of whether or not we leave the European Union is the most urgent and serious one this country faces. She is absolutely right to prioritise it and do what she considers best for the country, which includes everyone living in this area. The best “deal� we can achieve is not the one negotiated by Theresa May, nor is it “no deal�, but it is our current membership of the E.U. Therefore, what is best for our country now is to revoke article 50, which triggered this mess, and remain in the E.U. The benefits of our membership have never been widely understood in Britain, due to the rightwing press misrepresenting it over many decades. We have not been “ruled� by Europe, as they have repeatedly claimed. We have been valued partners, in an organization equally as democratic as our own country. The benefits of our membership include the following: * Protection of workers’ rights
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* The huge grants from the E.U in research projects I knew I was far from alone in wanting to help the parish’s interest to purchase a property for this involving diseases such as cancer fellow human beings who are street homeless. purpose; never mind the concerns it has raised with local residents about Cllr Ogle’s intentions? * Regulations and clear supply lines for our I can assure you as a former Rifleman, I am very medicines and nuclear material in cancer aware of the plight of our former soldiers, sailors The EPIC party need to ensure that their councillors treatments and scans and airmen on our streets. are not in breach of the Parish Council’s Standing Orders in posting a letter such as this in the local * Systems and tools developed in the E.U. to jointly Again I ask you to look up Sheffield tent city online media. Although they publicise the fact that they fight crime and terrorism and consider helping in any way you can. are a group of independent councillors, they are in * Political cooperation and thus strength within Yes some will attack my idea and I’ll be insulted, fact a political party registered with the Electoral Europe to counteract threats of any nature from that’s part of the job as a minor elected councillor. Commission. They have a Party Leader, Nominating Officer, registered address, constitution and party other powerful countries My email davidalanogle@yahoo.co.uk emblem. In the parish elections last May, the * The large number of nurses, doctors, carers, emblem appeared on the voting paper with the Any questions comments or advice just send an agricultural and hospitality workers from other name of the candidate next to it. That means that email. European countries who live and work here all ten elected councillors are members of EPIC, * The ability of our own citizens to live in other I’m planning to present my proposal before the and half of them have been members of political years end. parties in the past. Independents standing for parts of Europe Cllr Dave Ogle, election have no party emblem on the voting * The Good Friday agreement in Ireland, which EPC High Green Ward paper and have the word independent against their currently maintains peace and requires no hard name. border between the north and south. Cllr Mike Levery, This whole Brexit mess, which has wasted so much Liberal Democrat Councillor, Pub quiz question of our time and money (before we even come out), West Ecclesfield Ward was created by the Tory party, which, under David Cameron, thought a referendum would put an end Dear Look Local Your views on local parks to its endless internal battles. Here’s a good pub quiz question; how many Prime What it has actually done is to expose the many problems in our society (which have absolutely no ministers have visited our town? Well we have just Residents of Mortomley and Angram Bank may be been honoured by the presence of Mr Johnson so connection to the European Union.) that’s one, but my research suggests (and please interested to know that Sheffield City Council have The E.U. has been used by the far-right as a put me right on this if you know about others) made some additional funds available to spruce-up scapegoat, with worrying echoes of what happened the other was Harold Wilson in the 60s when he the local parks. in the 1930s. It is a very dangerous path that we go opened Stocksbridge College where the Co-op is As part of this new investment I have ensured that down if we destabilise Europe again. now. So 50 or so years ago the Prime Minister came the Council ask local residents to determine how to celebrate the foundation of a of thriving further this money should be spent. As a former Labour voter, I am now totally education college which was to help generations of supportive of Angela Smith’s move to the Lib young people set out in life, providing courses to The consultation, speaking with people both in Dems, as they have a clear message - we need to person and online, will begin soon but if anyone A-level and beyond. remain in the European Union. wants to raise any issues with me about our parks Sara England. Little did those present on that historic day know you can still do so direct. You can email me at adam. the next Prime Minister’s visit would be not to hurst@councillor.sheffield.gov.uk or come speak open public services but a secret dash to a car to me at one of the following: the first Saturday of park and shops as the leader of a government that the month from 10am to 11am at the High Green Chapeltown visit had destroyed much of further education, along Miners’ Welfare Community Hall, or 11.10am to with violent cuts to other public services, in a 12 noon at the Angram Bank Pavilion. Also on the campaign for an election he cannot be trusted to I have had the pleasure of being a visitor from actually hold which is all about a project which second Saturday of the month I hold at surgery at London staying in Chapeltown, visiting many far from providing for the future education of the 10am to 11am at Grenoside Community Centre. places in Sheffield, finding it a vibrant and friendly young people of Stocksbridge will, according the I am determined to see the parks that we need place. I also had the opportunity to see the mother government’s own calculation, further impoverish locally and I look forward to hearing all views over and son duo Nick James and Susan St Nicholas all our public services. the coming months. performing at St Thomas, Parsons Cross. Such a professional performance. Thank you to everyone If anybody there at Harold Wilson’s visit reads this I’m glad the Council is providing this additional perhaps they would like to tell us about the event money to improve our green spaces, but this is that has made my visit a happy and friendly one. and give their views on where we have gone in the a tiny fraction of the amount I want to see being Doreen Simson last 50 years. invested.
* Environmental protections eg. clean air and beaches Regarding my letter of last week, thank you for your * Trade agreements within the largest democratic emails of support and offers of help in preparing my proposal to council. trading alliance in the world
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Stocksbridge bagged the breakthrough goal that they so surely deserved after a marvellous opening 20 minutes from the hosts that saw their courageous display dazzle the visitors. A ball from the left wing found Luke Mangham in the centre of the box who managed to twist and turn away from his marker to poke home the opening goal of the matchup via a minor deflection from a Stamford defender.
That’s now nine goals in six outings for in form front man, which is one of the best goal scoring statistics in the league so far this season. But Steels’ host of wasted chances proved costly as late in the day, Stamford bagged an undeserved equaliser courtesy of substitute Sean Wright. A ball from the right wing from Pearson Mwanyango managed to find Wright in the centre of the box and he managed to nod into the top left corner from four yards out. Stocksbridge Park Steels are away to Newcastle Town on Saturday September 21 with a 3pm kick off.
BIG WINS FOR LOCAL SIDES PENISTONE Church won two games in a week, with a 2-1 win over Goole on Saturday coming after a midweek 5-0 defeat of Grimethorpe Sports. Church hosted Grimethorpe in the Sheffield & Hallamshire Senior Cup and breezed into the next round with goals from Billy Law, Brett Lovell, Nathan Keightley and a brace from Shaun Mundy. On Saturday, Church were at home again in the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division and hosted Goole. Andy Ring opened the scor-
ing on 12 minutes and just a minute later, OUGHTIBRIDGE War Memorial women entertained a bumper crowd with a thumping 7-2 win against an Ollerton team who will be scratching their heads with the margin of defeat. Bex Shaw grabbed two with the rest of the goals shared out by Codi Melia, Millie Kenyon, Annie Longmore, Sam Woodham and a cracker from Laura Watton. This Sunday, Oughtibridge make the long trip to Peterborough United Ladies in the FA cup.
Golf club celebrate one of the best years THE good weather in September continues to keep Stocksbridge Golf Club in excellent conditions. A report received at the monthly directors meeting for the club from the Greens Committee has confirmed that this has
Stocksbridge Park Steels Junior Football Club Two Club Officials Required: Chairperson and Secretary Established in 1986, with 13 junior squads, Stocksbridge Park Steels FC (Junior Section) are an FA Charter Standard Community Club who have Club Official vacancies for the roles of Chairperson and Secretary. We are seeking immediate interest from suitable people to fill these voluntary roles. Expressions of interest in either of these roles should be made by sending an email to Chris Bly, Vice-Chairperson and acting Chairperson: christopherbly@btinternet.com Expressions of interest will be considered as soon as they are received, but there is a final deadline of 7pm on Saturday 21 September 2019. Successful applicants will receive appropriate support, handover and training (where required).
probably been the best year on record for the condition of the course.
The club has received many positive comments from both its own members and visitors and this has had a positive impact on the number of playing members. Chairman of the Greens Committee, Alf Pearson, has commended both the greens staff and members who have volunteered for helping to keep the course in such excellent condition. The main results for the last week started on September 8 with the Ladies Past Captains competition. Margaret Pearson (25) was the overall winner with 33 points in the stableford format. Audrey Lee (18) was second with 31 points and Kath Busfield (23)
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On a glorious sunny day current lady captain, Alison Sedgwick, said: “The Past Lady Captains have enjoyed some excellent playing conditions as well as the chance to socialise afterwards in the clubhouse.” The gents mid-week Stableford took place on September 12 with J. Slodyczak (14) winning overall with 35 points. J. Bradley (17) was second with 34 points, one point in front of P. Jepson (12) in third place. Whilst the weather was mostly dry and warm through the day, it was a very windy day, affecting scores. Saturday September 14 saw the season climax with the monthly medal winners competition. J.
Whittaker (22) won the day with a net 62, beating P. Sheerin (11) who had the same net score into second place with a better back nine. E Steele (13) was third with a net 64. The day was well supported with over 70 members taking part and with perfect conditions, warm, sunny and no wind, scoring was excellent. Peter Finney (4) completed the lowest gross round with 72, net 68. Finally, the Ladies Section competed for the Ladies Autumn Cup on September 15. Terri Moffett (37) was the overall winner with 33 points. Hilja O Sullivan (19) was second, also with 33 points but a slightly lower back nine. Helen Moffett (29) current Ladies Vice-Captain, was third with 32 points.
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STEELS GROUNDSMAN PICKS UP AWARD STOCKSBRIDGE Park Steels groundsman Mick Grimmer has won the Northern Premier League groundsman of the year trophy. Mick was recently presented the prize at the FA awards ceremony at St Georges Park England training centre. And Mick said he’d like to give special thanks to his assistant, Barrie Gosling. The Football Association’s (FA) Groundsperson of the Year Awards is a nationwide competition for nonleague football groundsman with
2018 representing the 17th time that these awards have taken place. The Awards recognise the contribution of Groundspeople, these ‘unsung heroes’, who work in all weather, often as volunteers, all year round, to make sure that thousands of matches can take place on a high standard of playing surface and with a very limited budget. The FA has a panel of judges - professional groundspeople themselves, who look at the quality of the pitch while also taking into consideration the skills and knowledge of the
Penistone pair complete 62 mile challenge
TWO hardy Penistone runners, Sarah Walch and Dean Allcroft, took on the challenge of the Hardmoors 60 which is a 62 mile race on the coast from Guisborough to Filey. Dean completed the challenge in 14 hours and 40 minutes whilst Sarah took 15 hours and 2 minutes. There was success for Penistone at the Vale of York half marathon including two runners inside the top 10. Gareth Cooke was first back for the club in fifth position in a time of 1-1145 which equalled his own club record.
Gary Briscoe was next in 8th place overall in a time of 1-1404 which guaranteed him a place in the London Marathon. Faye Williams also broke the club over-45 women’s record in a time of 1-38-51.
Despite being halted for 20 seconds by a farmer taking his herd of cows across the road Andrew Heppenstall won the undulating Shepley 10k in 37-19. Veteran Martin Ball finished in fourth place and also took first over-40 men’s prize. Further afield and in sunnier climbs Lesley Parker and Daren Nockels took on the La Trappa mountain race in Majorca. The 12.5 mile race was run in temperatures of 30 degrees and the first eight miles was uphill. Lesley claimed second place in the ladies over40 category in 2-22. Daren finished inside the top 50 in a time of 2-05. At the Yorkshire Downhill Time Trial, Penistone junior Tom Fryers demonstrated his excellent descending skills claiming fifth place ahead of club mate Jon Waller.
Stocksbridge slip up in league opener STOCKSBRIDGE Rugby slipped to a home defeat at the hands of visitors York RI at Coal Pit Lane on Saturday in their opening league fixture.
Bowskills range, and he judged the Bolsterstone wind well to nail the three points to get Stocksbridge up and running for the season.
This unexpected reverse has lead to Head Coach Rhys Keenan issuing an urgent wake up call to his troops.
Unfortunately, that was about as good as it got for the home side for the next 30 minutes or so as the visitors ran in three more tries to claim a try bonus point before the interval and effectively seal the result.
Selecting from an almost full strength rosta, Keenan had the luxury of Sam Whitaker, Liam O’Leary and himself on the bench to add to his options. An excellent opening spell from the home side saw the pack rumble down the slope, with Beal and back rowers Aspin and skipper Rowett leading the charges. A cleverly weighted pass from Woodcock, cutting out three players left Rowett with an opportunity, however, the chance was missed.
Stocksbridge weren’t helped when the luckless Ricky James succumbed to another hamstring injury and jet-heeled wing Ryan Smith also left the field with a shoulder injury to be replaced by the promising young flyer Connor Price. Keenan vented his fury at the break and demanded a reaction to a sluggish first half display, which ended 24-3 to York.
Bowskill created an overlap but kicked possession away, as did Frith when the running option was clearly proving more beneficial to the dominant Pigs pack.
In the second half, Stocksbridge looked like a totally different side, Keenan and Whitaker bringing some aggression and direction to the team, with the rest of the squad responded in positive fashion.
The visitors escaped with their try line intact and from almost their first attacking play, scored under the posts to take the lead. Mainly thanks to some paper thin Stocksbridge defence. York conceded a penalty for a ruck infringement within
Frith linked well with the forwards to set Jack Spencer and the ever-willing Ben Westby off on a winding run, that eventually worked its way back to skipper Ricky Rowett to plunge over from close range and Frith slotted the extras. Almost im-
mediately the forwards continued their momentum and drove deep into their opponents’ territory and Frith claimed a poachers try on the back of it to bring Stocksbridge right back into the contest. A moment of madness by veteran winger Joe Jones who ran around a stationary ball, when a size 11 boot would have been sufficient, gifted the visitors a soft try to wrap up the game with maximum points, leaving the defiant home side to rue their first half performance with the final score Stocksbridge Rugby 15-21 York RI. There were several decent individual performances for the home team with second row men Whitaker and Beal running hard-working back rower Rees Aspin close for the Bradfield Brewery Man of the Match award. Rees is sponsored by Mr Gez & Mrs Sue Aspin. “Too many errors and gifted tries,” was coach Keenan’s assessment of his charges afterwards, adding, “We just gave away possession too easily and must fix this up in training this week.” Stocksbridge travel to Wakefield to play Stanley Rodensians in round two of the league competition, and will be hoping to get back on track with a win on the road.
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Stocksbridge second XI victorious in cup final
Sheffield Centralians 2nd XI 177-7 (Rowan Brearley 2-36, Will Cavanagh 2-39, Paul Hargreaves 2-40) Stocksbridge CC 2nd XI 180-6 (Ant Siddall 54, Jack Murfin 27*, Matt Hague 23)
THE big day arrived for Stocksbridge Cricket Club second team in the final of the Phil Denniff Intermediate Cup at Sheffield Civil Service ground. Their opposition, Sheffield Centralians, second team won the toss and chose to bat first. A good opening bowling spell from Chris Thwaites and Rowan Brearley restricted Centralians openers and Brearley took the first wicket bowling Stow leaving them 20-1 after ten overs. Paul Hargreaves came into the attack and took two wickets in his first three overs and Centralians were 62-3 at drinks after 20 overs which was a great effort by Stocksbridge with the ball and in the field. Centralians batsmen Wigglesworth and Clement fought back after drinks with a 60 run partnership until Rowan Brearley broke the partnership in his second spell. Will Cavanagh came into the attack and took two wickets in his second spell to
slow the batting teams progress as they finished on 177-7 after 40 overs which was a great effort by Stocksbridge to keep them under 200. The Stocksbridge reply lost the early wicket of captain Chris Ogley but a 40-run partnership between Ant Siddall and Bob Newton then a 50-run partnership between Ant Siddall and Matt Hague put Stocksbridge in a strong position.
A superb half century by club chairman Ant Siddall made the difference and the target was within site when he was out at 130-5 for 54. It was then down to Jack Murfin, Jack Reeves and Jon Over at the other side of Sheffield Pickford to try and get Stocks- there was another cup final takbridge over the line. ing place. This one saw the top two They were ticking the runs off ranked teams in the Yorkshire and - at 140-5 with eight overs left Derbyshire League go head to head it anyoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s game but 16 off the in the final of the Brian Winston Pre33rd over put Stocksbridge in mier Cup. control with boundaries coming The day got off to an encouraging from Murfin, Pickford and the start as Captain Andy Hibbert won winning boundary coming from the toss and elected to bowl first. In Chris Thwaites to set off big cel- truth the first XI put in one of there ebrations for the green army to best bowling and fielding perforend the season with the first cup mances of the season. won by the second team. The bowling unit kept it tight Parkhead 1st XI 118-9 throughout and were excellently (Andy Hibbert 3-21, Les Harris supported by a strong fielding per2-19, Joe Hibbert 2-28) formance and this was evident by Stocksbridge 1st XI 93 all out restricting a strong Parkhead batting (Liam Grayson 22*) line up to just 118 from 40 overs.
The wickets were shared by all five bowlers with Andy Hibbert the pick taking 3-21. Les Harris and Joe Hibbert took two wickets each to end with figures of 2-19 and 2-28 respectively. Finally Jake Vickers and Liam Grayson both ended with 1 wicket each and identical figures of 1-18. In reply the run chased seemed to be going smoothly as the opening pair took the total to 30-0. After the game got heated, Parkhead upped there game and ripped through the middle order leaving Stocksbridge struggling at 56-8. A late rally from Liam Grayson and Andy Hibbert gave Stocksbridge a glimmer of hope but Parkhead picked up the final two wickets to
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