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CCTV captured carer stealing from dementia sufferer A FORMER carer from Stocksbridge has admitted stealing from an elderly vascular dementia sufferer she was supposed to be looking after. Caroline Bastable of Wheatacre Road was caught stealing items including cash, jewellery and perfume on CCTV which had been installed by the 80-year-old victim’s son after he became suspicious. Worryingly, she was also seen failing to give the elderly woman her medication. In November 2017, items such as food and milk began to disappear from the victim’s home. A family friend then noticed cash, which had been hidden around the house, was missing. A large quantity of cigarettes, hidden at the back of a cupboard, had also been taken.
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Throughout December that year, footage from the cameras evidenced Bastable stealing from the then 80year-old on more than one occasion. She helped herself to food from the kitchen cupboards and was often seen rifling through drawers, jewellery boxes and the victim’s purses hunting for cash and other valuables.
Detective Constable Sam Carr, of Rotherham CID, who led the investigation said: “This has been a lengthy inquiry and I would like to thank the victim’s family for their support and assistance over the past two years.
On one occasion, she stole a gold bangle as the pensioner slept in the same room. Later that same evening, she helped herself to toiletries and perfume from gift sets. Some of these items were recovered by police during a search of Bastable’s home following her arrest on December 17, 2017. Worryingly, the 42-year-old was regularly seen to not give the house-
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This led to the victim’s son installing the CCTV around his mother’s property, in Barnsley.
“The victim’s son and daughter-inlaw relied upon and trusted Bastable to take care of their mum at her most vulnerable. To abuse this trust, and her position, is disgusting and I am pleased that Bastable is now facing a substantial prison term.� Bastable pleaded guilty to three counts of wilful neglect and two counts of theft at Doncaster Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday November 19. She will appear at Sheffield Crown Court on January 9, 2020 for sentencing.
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Council say they’ll support those affected by recent flooding FOLLOWING substantial rainfall over recent weeks, Sheffield is continuing to work closely with those in the worst affected areas, including Deepcar and Ecclesfield. As well as offering financial support to affected residents and businesses, clean-up efforts in the rivers and brooks have been ongoing, with the council working alongside the Environment Agency and other key partners. Divers have also been busy clearing debris that has collected around bridges and culverts, ensuring that rivers continue to flow and cranes have been brought in to remove large trees that have been washed into waterways. Whilst the 64mm of heavy rain brought travel disruption to many areas of the city, it was thanks to the council’s hard-working contractors, partners, community volunteers and investment in new flood defences that very few properties were flooded during this spate of bad weather. The significant investment in flood defences by council protected the city and its residents and although the amount of rainfall was substantial the river defences coped well, overtopping only slightly.
The council will suspend council tax for the affected properties for a period of three months to allow residents to get back on their feet. In addition, a recently announced government scheme is providing £500 to those whose houses have been affected by flooding and the charity organisation, South Yorkshire Community Fund (SYCF) will be providing £100 compensation to affected residents. Sheffield City Council has made a donation to SYCF and if people would like to support affected residents, all further donations should be sent to them. They will ensure that these much needed funds are passed on to those who have been affected by severe flooding in Doncaster and Rotherham. Executive Director of Finance and Resources at Sheffield City Council, Eugene Walker said: “Sheffield saw an unprecedented amount of rain, which started on Thursday November 7 and didn’t stop completely until the weekend. “Not only did the river levels rise considerably during this time but the amount of surface water and flash flooding meant that there was travel disruption for people coming in and out of the city.
“Our focus now is to support those who have been affected by the flooding, mainly in the areas of Ecclesfield and Deepcar. A refuge centre was opened by the council on Thursday in Hillsborough but was later closed, when it became apparent that affected residents had made their own arrangements. “Whilst we appreciate funding will only go some way to restoring property and possessions damaged by
flood water, we hope it will offer some comfort in the midst of difficult times. “We would like to say a huge thank you to the members of communities who have shown amazing resilience throughout this period and offer reassurance that we will continue to work with our dedicated partners, signposting people to relevant services and available funding where we can.”
For local small and medium sized businesses affected, the council will be adopting a Government scheme which will include financial support and business rates relief for affected properties. For more information on the South Yorkshire Community Fund (SYCF) and for details on how to donate, visit: https://www.sycf.org.uk/
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RESIDENTS DISAPPROVE OF PLAN FOR 42 HOMES A NUMBER of residents close to a proposed development for 42 homes are encouraging local people to voice their opinions. A planning application for the development for farm land just off Wood Royd Road in Deepcar has been submitted to the council but local residents say that they don’t think it should go ahead. Stocksbridge Town Council have objected to the plans.
it would be a real shame to lose that history.”
It has been submitted by developers DLP, who also submitted the Hollin Busk plans that have still yet to be approved or rejected.
Another objector pointed to the fact that homes in the area suffered from flooding during the recent heavy rain.
One resident told Look Local: “We have no problem with houses being built in Stocksbridge and Deepcar but why build on Green Belt land? The land currently has sheep on it so is in use and the plans would see the old farm house demolished. We think
She told Look Local: “We were told that flooding was not an issue here. Two days later, my house flooded! The water runs straight down the hill and it went through my house. The field actually helps the homes lower down as it soaks some of the water up. If it’s concreted over, it will just run straight down.”
Another objection to the plans includes the destruction of what residents say is a vital green corridor link which currently runs down to Fox Glen and down to Clough Dike. The loss of the natural habitat for a wide diverse range of wildlife has also been cited, with bats, owls, birds of prey, foxes, deer, rabbits and numerous species of birds present. In the summer time when the fields do not contain any sheep, the fields are full of
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long grasses and a variety of wild flowers. Traffic is another issue that has been raised. With a number of schools in the area, they fear that the current road system could not cope with the increase in traffic. One side of the road doesn’t have a footpath, raising concerns for pedestrians. You can view and comment on the application on Sheffield City Council’s planning portal, using the reference 19/03890/out
STOCKSBRIDGE countryside management charity, the Steel Valley Project, are helping to raise additional funds for their volunteer work programme by selling naturally seasoned hardwood logs for use on open fires and wood burners. The charity, which was founded in April 1988 through a partnership between the original Stocksbridge Steelworks (now Liberty Speciality Steels) and Stocksbridge Town Council has a team of dedicated volunteers helping them to deliver their environmental and community activities throughout the year.
Their work can be seen across Sheffield, with the charity involved in the management of local habitats for the benefit of wildlife, people, heritage and the landscape. The logs are a by-product of their projects in sustainably managed woodland around the area. Recent work includes plantation thinning in Bitholmes Wood, Wharncliffe Side for the Woodland Trust in order to help encourage more woodland flowers and to remove diseased trees. All the wood is cut by Steel Valley Project volunteers and left to season for two years under cover. Coming from the best UK tree spe-
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Ethan Jones, 19, of Findon Street, Sheffield pleaded guilty to attempted robbery, burglary and theft from a motor vehicle at Sheffield Crown Court on Friday November 15.
He also pleaded guilty to theft of a motor vehicle from Leppings Lane in Hillsborough in April 2019.
On Sunday April 28, Jones went into the Malin Bridge Mini Mart on Loxley Road and threatened the cashier with an adjustable spanner, demanding they hand over money from the till. The cashier refused and as Jones left empty handed, he smashed the shop’s window, causing £500 worth of criminal damage. In addition to the robbery, Jones pleaded guilty to four charges of burglary, which happened between Thursday April 25 and Monday
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Teenager sentenced to time behind bars A PROLIFIC burglar from the Hillsborough area of Sheffield has been sentenced to three years in prison for burglary and attempted robbery.
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CHARITY Support Dogs is urgently looking for people in Sheffield and South Yorkshire to take care of puppies who are training to become assistance dogs. The charity, whose national training centre is in Sheffield, is looking for loving homes for puppies up to 15 months before they embark on their full-time training to become assistance dogs. ‘Puppy socialisers’ will be expected to be at home for most of the day to dedicate their time to training and raising a puppy, and attend regular group obedience classes to further their training. They must also live within an hour’s drive of Sheffield.
T/Detective Sergeant James Dyson said: “We know the harm burglary can cause and the long term implications it can have on victims, this is why we are committed to making sure we take all action possible to put these offenders before the courts.
“Just loving cute puppies is not enough – potential puppy socialisers will have to be prepared to put in some hard work, cope with typical puppy behaviour and are committed to meeting the puppy’s physical and mental needs,” said Support Dogs’ chief executive Rita Howson.
“I am pleased that the courts have taken the crimes Jones committed seriously and that he is now locked away from causing further fear or harm to our communities.”
In the past Support Dogs has recruited prospective assistance dogs between the ages of 10 and 18 months from a variety of sources including Guide Dogs, rescue centres, council dog pound, and unwanted pets. By taking on puppies from the age of eight weeks the charity is hoping to address the rising demand for highly trained assistance dogs from the public and boost the number of dogs it trains every year. For every dog it trains the charity receives over 50 requests for help. Support Dogs also needs foster carers to provide a loving home for its dogs in training, as none of its trainee pooches ever spends a night in kennels. If you’re interested in becoming a puppy socialiser find out more on https://www.supportdogs.org.uk/puppy-socialiser ring 0114 2617800 or info@supportdogs.org.uk
“But they will have the enormous satisfaction of knowing they are helping us train more much-needed assistance dogs for people with autism, epilepsy and physical disability.”
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6.00pm • Green Moor Methodist Church
Sunday 9th December Family communion
9.45am • St John’s Deepcar
Carol Service
6.30pm • Christ Church Stocksbridge
10.00am • Christian Centre Cedar Road 10.30am • St Ann’s Deepcar
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10.45am • Christ Church Stocksbridge
9.45am • St John’s Deepcar
10.45am • St John’s Deepcar
Advent Communion
Family Service
Christmas Eve
10.45am • Christ Church Stocksbridge
4.00pm • St John’s Deepcar
11.00am • St Mary’s Bolsterstone
Carols round the crib
Lessons and Carols
Nativity Family Mass
10.45am • St Mary’s Bolsterstone
Stocksbridge Women’s Institute Carol Service
Nativity
10.45am • Christ Church Stocksbridge
Advent praise and baptism
10.45am • Christ Church Stocksbridge
10.30am • Christian Centre Cedar Road
Advent Communion
Local Carols and other Christmas Music, with mince pies
Advent Carols and Family Service
Christmas Morning Service
10.45am • St John’s Deepcar
4.00pm • St John’s Deepcar
10.45am • St John’s Deepcar
Family Nativity
9.00am • St John’s Deepcar
Family Crib Service and Baptism
Communion
10.30am • Christian Centre Cedar Road
Family Christmas Communion
10.45am • St Mary’s Bolsterstone
Children’s Nativity and refreshments
Christmas Day
Holy Communion
10.00am • Green Moor Methodist Church
10.45am • St Mary’s Bolsterstone
Sunday 8th December
Sunday 22nd December
6.30pm • St Ann’s Deepcar
Wednesday 18th December Christingle
4.00pm • St Mary’s Bolsterstone
Midnight Communion
11.30pm • St Mary’s Bolsterstone
New Year’s Eve
New Year Eve Mass
8.30am • St Ann’s Deepcar
Carols and sketches by candlelight Family Service
4.00pm • Christian Centre Cedar Road
New Year’s Day
New Year Day Mass
9.30am: St Ann’s Deepcar
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Local Events Wednesday Nov 27 27 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. 27 Oxspring Pop in Club. St Aidans Church. Sheffield Road, Oxspring. We will welcome a speaker from the Medical Detection Dogs. Plus our usual cakes, tea, coffee, raffle, quiz, every Wednesday afternoon 2 until 4. Just £2 pp. Run by volunteers recent award winners at the Penistone Area Community
Celebration. Thursday Nov 28 28 Why not try your hand at bell ringing at St Leonards Church, Wortley, from 7.30pm to 9pm. No previous experience needed. For more information call Andrew on 07733005526. 28 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 de-
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Sunday Dec 1 1 Christmas Celebration at Wisewood, Santa, music, carols, fruit punch, refreshments, stalls, 3pm to 5pm, at RIVA project, next to Wisewood Sports Centre. 1 Activity Nativity at Stocksbridge Christian Centre. Craft activities for Christmas. 3pm. Monday Dec 2 2 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 Dec 3 3 St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield, Bradfield Handbell Group, 7.30pm, carols, mince pies and mulled wine, entry by ticket only – 0114 2851225. 3 Christmas carol singing at The Plough, Low Bradfield. Starts 8pm. Come early if you want a seat, or alternatively, why not book a table and eat first. Looking forward to seeing you. 3 Chapeltown & Ecclesfield Townswomen’s Guild hold their meetings on the first Tuesday of the month at Chapeltown Methodist Church at 2pm. The speaker this week will be Maureen Taylor, and the title of her talk will be ‘How the Tudors celebrated Christmas’. Visitors/New Members are always welcome. For further details, please phone 0114 245 8837. Wednesday Dec 4 4 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. 4 Stocksbridge and District WI are meeting at Christchurch Community Centre 6.45 for 7pm start, for pie and pea supper and making decorations. Donations to the Food Bank to be made in lieu of presents. Members and visitors please call by 29 November to secure your place. 07939941818. 4 Carolcade Unite Brass Band. Evening of Carols followed by refreshments at Chapeltown Methodist Church, Nether Ley Avenue, Chapeltown, S35 1AE. Offerings received will be spilt between band and charity. 7.30pm. Thursday Dec 5 5 M.E. and Fibromyalgia support group at Zorro’s, Fox Valley. 2pm to 3.30pm. Drop in for info on either illness or just a chat. Hosts are June and Sally. One of many drop-ins and part of a bigger charity covering South Yorkshire.
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5 Why not try your hand at bell ringing at St Leonards Church, Wortley, from 7.30pm to 9pm. No previous experience needed. For more information call Andrew on 07733005526. Friday Dec 6 6 The Methodist Church Chapeltown, 11am to 1pm. Coffee morning in aid of Alzheimer’s Society, Elf Day. All welcome.
What’s On local businesses and decorated by local schools and community groups. Come and vote for your favourite. Various stalls and refreshments available in the church hall. All welcome. 7 Ecclesfield Christmas Fayre in the Gatty Hall located across from St Mary’s Church 11am to 2.30pm. Wide range of stalls including crafts, cakes, preserves, raffle, Tombola and assorted gifts. Refreshments will also be available throughout the day. Once you’ve done your Christmas shopping feel free to stroll across to the beautiful church and soak in the wonderful Christmas atmosphere. Admissions – adults £1, children under 16 are free. We hope to see you there and in the Christmas spirit! 7 Ecclesfield Community Christmas Tree Festival at Ecclesfield St Mary’s Church. 10am to 4pm. Come and enjoy the creative trees provided by local businesses and community groups; help raise funds towards further disability access to the Church. Sunday Dec 8 8 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - ‘Commoners Muck In Day’ - on the Common (heathland Management with Sheffield Conservation Volunteers), meet at Rural Lane car park, off Worrall Road, Wadsley, come along any time between 10am to 3pm, tools and gloves provided, 0114 2348425. 8 High Green Methodist Church Christmas Tree Festival and Fayre 12 noon-2pm. Trees sponsored by local businesses and decorated by local schools and community groups. Come and vote for your favourite. Various stalls and refreshments available in the church hall. All welcome. 8 Ecclesfield Community Christmas Tree Festival at Ecclesfield St Mary’s Church. 12pm to 3.30pm. Come and enjoy the creative trees provided by local businesses and community groups; help raise funds towards further disability access to the Church.
petition is for a Dolly Peg Christmas figure. 11 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 DEC 12 12 Why not try your hand at bell ringing at St Leonards Church, Wortley, from 7.30pm to 9pm. No previous experience needed. For more information call Andrew on 07733005526. 12 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. 12 Thurgoland Local History Group meeting. 7.30 pm and due to the election will be in the youth centre next to the village hall. The speaker is John Wallis with a talk about ‘Yesterdays Humour’. All welcome, admission is £2. For more information please contact Maurice on 0114 2883482, or Margaret on 0114 2885037. Friday DEC 13 13 Annual Christmas tree festival at Brightholmlee Methodist Church, Main Road, Wharncliffe Side. Over 25 decorated trees. Open 3pm to 7pm. Proceeds to various charities. Free entry, all welcome. 13 Coffee morning at St Saviour’s Church, Mortomley Lane, High Green. Home baked cakes, tea, coffee and good company. 10.30am
to 12 noon. All welcome. Saturday DEC 14 14 The Methodist Church, Chapeltown. Christmas Carol Concert in aid of Church Organ Fund. 3pm to 5pm. Charity stalls festive and high tea. Tickets £6 contact Jo 07388327306. 14 Annual Christmas tree festival at Brightholmlee Methodist Church, Main Road, Wharncliffe Side. Over 25 decorated trees. Open 3pm to 7pm. Proceeds to various charities. Free entry, all welcome. 14 Bradflix, Bradfield Village Hall, Secret Life of Pets 2, 3pm, www. bradflix.co.uk, bar and refreshments. 14 Penistone Paramount at 2.30pm. ‘A Compton Christmas Cracker’ with Britain’s got Talent finalist Jean Martyn and Thurlstone Band. Information on 01226 767532. 14 Plastic Free Christmas Fayre organised by ‘Penistone Against Plastic Pollution’ 2pm - 5pm at St John’s Community Centre, Penistone. Festive gifts, decorations, wrapping paper and ideas for a single-use plastic-free Christmas. Free admission. 14 Christmas Craft Club at the Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive S36 1EG. 10am to 12pm. £1.50 per child enquiries@inmanpavilion. org.uk 14 Christmas lunch with Carol singing at Stocksbridge Christian Centre. 1pm to 4pm. £10. Contact 0114 2882393 to book. Sunday DEC 15 15 Annual Christmas tree festi-
val at Brightholmlee Methodist Church, Main Road, Wharncliffe Side. Over 25 decorated trees. Open 3pm to 7pm. Proceeds to various charities. Free entry, all welcome. Followed by carol and Christingle service at 4pm. 15 Carol service at St James’Church, Midhopestones. Mince pies and mulled wine. All welcome. Monday DEC 16 16 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - A Christmas Carol Concert. Entrance fee £3.50 members, £4 visitors, includes mulled wine and mince pies, 7.30pm, Wadsley Church, Worrall Road, S6 4BA. 16 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - ‘Commoners Muck In Day’ - on the Common (heathland management), meet at Rural Lane car park, off Worrall Road, Wadsley, come along any time between 10am to 3pm, tools and gloves provided, 2348425. 16 Bradfield Village Hall, Classic Brass, 7.30pm, tickets from Flask End Post Office or www.bradflix. co.uk Tuesday DEC 17 17 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens meeting. It will be the Christmas social and quiz. Meet at 7.30pm as usual. All welcome, admission is £2.50, free for friends of Wortley Hall Gardens. If you are interested contact Barry on 0114 2830056. Wednesday DEC 18 18 Chapeltown carols in the Memorial Garden side of Newton Hall, 7pm to 8pm.
SOUL TRAIN STEAMS INTO PENISTONE
Monday Dec 9 9 Millhouse Green Male Voice Choirs next practice at 7.30pm, the practice will be at Millhouse Green Institute. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Keith on 01226 763754. Tuesday DEC 10 10 Waldershelf Singers are joining up with the choir from Deepcar St John’s Junior School for a Children’s Christmas Concert. Come along to The Venue, at 6pm and bring the family. Free entry, with donations on the door going to help the School Choir. 10 Wisewood Church, Local Carol Sing in the Hall, Ben Lane, 7pm.
6 Valley React Christmas Wreath Making Workshop only £4 inc refreshments. Everything provided except baubles (Recyclable Material Save the environment) 10am to 12pm. Balfour House, Horner Close, Stocksbridge, S36 1LQ. Limited places, everyone welcome. Call to book 07596130043.
10 Thurgoland Tuesday group meeting. It is the Christmas social, with a quiz games and mince pies. The meeting is back at Thurgoland School as usual, and at the usual time of 7.30pm. The meeting is open to both men and women of all ages. Contact Joan Methley on 0114 4535139.
Saturday Dec 7 7 High Green Methodist Church Christmas Tree Festival and Fayre 11am-4pm. Trees sponsored by
Wednesday DEC 11 11 Chapeltown W.I. will hold their Christmas party at 7.30pm in Chapeltown Library. The com-
SOUL TRAIN will steam into Penistone Paramount Theatre on Friday December 13, with a welcome return back after their rousing debut at the venue. And once again, on board will be a fine feast of soulful gems. Harking back to the wonderful days when the dance floor as king, the show features a fun presentation of ‘60s and ‘70s soul classics. From the early days of Tamla Motown, Stax and Atlantic records through to the disco years and beyond (dig out those flairs!)
Featured in a feel good production are classic hit songs by Stevie Wonder, Isley Brothers, Supremes, Gladys Knight, Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin, Donna Summer, Candi Staton, Whitney Houston and many more great artists that still keep us singing and dancing. It’s that time of year for festive favourites too and the party spirit is sure to be a winter wonderland as all they want for Christmas is you. Wonderful memories and always a fun night out! For further details on how to get on board visit www.SoulTrain.org.uk
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Whips and play in Worrall’s parks TWENTY-SEVEN hardy souls turned out last Saturday morning with their spades despite the amber weather warning of heavy rain. They were rewarded with a dryish hour for planting 420 tree whips in the park below Worrall Road. Sheffield Parks’ Tim instructed them on how to go about it though given the conditions he skipped the watering in stage.
Besides local lad Tim, there were Community Forestry Manager Catherine and Chris there giving guidance. The planted whips were subjected to Tim’s tug ‘n twang test but not a single one had to be replanted. So congratulations to all involved, especially Pete who worked with the Woodland Trust to obtain the whips. The morning was organised by the Worrall Environmental Group. They have been
asked by Sheffield Parks and Countryside’s Amie Rowland if users Sycamore Park (the one nearer the school) play equipment can help her. The parks people have £13,000 set aside for this park but want to know what locals, particularly youngsters or those with young children, think is needed. Worrall Post Office have some of Amie’s questionnaires for collection and return. So have your say.
BREAKFAST SHOW HOSTED IN LEISURE CENTRE TOBY Foster hosted his Radio Sheffield Breakfast Show from Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre on Monday November 25. Local election candidates were there to answer questions along with other guests including director and trustee of the centre Fay Howard, Stocksbridge Gymnastics Club’s Heather Clough, David Wright of Stocksbridge Pentaqua Swimming Club and volunteer Gill Wolfe. ‘Singing in... Oughtibridge’ and ‘Singing in.. Stocksbridge’ choir provided the Christmas carols. Advertising Feature: Look Local Newspaper does not support any political parties.
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THE Prime Minister’s girlfriend, Carrie Symonds, and the Number 10 dog Dilyn visited Deepcar on 14th November to talk to voters. They were here to support the General Election campaign of local Conservative parliamentary candidate Miriam Cates. Miriam said: “It was great to have Carrie with us and Dilyn went down very well with voters on the doorstep. The message we’re getting from voters is clear - they are frustrated with parliament and they want Brexit done.” Carrie and Dilyn’s visit follows Boris Johnson’s walk
around Fox Valley in September, emphasising just how important this area is to the Conservatives who only need a few more votes to win Penistone and Stocksbridge. Miriam said: “I have spoken to a lot of voters in the area who tell me they are disillusioned with politicians. I want to change that. I was born and brought up in Sheffield and I’ve lived in Oughtibridge with my family for the last 10 years. If I’m elected as the MP for Penistone and Stocksbridge on 12th December, I will fight for a better deal for our area because it is my home.”
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MARTIN Gordon passed away peacefully on 15th November 2019 aged 79 years. A very much loved Husband of Kathleen, much loved Dad of Shaun, Lee and Craig, Father in Law to Francess and Joanne and a loving Grandfather to Jared, Daisy and Thomas. Funeral service to take place at Grenoside Crematorium South Chapel on Thursday 5th December at 9.30.am. Family flowers only by request, donations in lieu for St Lukes Hospice may be given on the day or sent to Eric Eyre Funeral Service, High Green, Sheffield, S35 3HR.
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Peacefully on Wednesday 13th November, Norman aged 88 years of Worrall Sheffield. Beloved Husband of Eileen, loving Dad to Diane, Phil, Tina and Brendan. Loving Father-in-Law, Grandad, Great Grandad and a ‘Norman’. Norman will be sadly missed but fondly remembered by all who knew him. Funeral service to be held on Wednesday 4th December at Grenoside North Chapel at 11:00am. Family flowers only please but donations are appreciated in Norman’s memory to Wigfield Farm, Barnsley, a donation box will be available at the crematorium. All enquires to T.W Birks and Son, 100 Manchester Road Deepcar, S36 2RE. 0114 2885555
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parents of the teenagers that are causing mischief on evenings. On Saturday night a group of around 15+ kids were hanging about by Stocksbridge High School. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d guess teenagers taking advantage that the high school lights up the area and gives them a place to congregate.
hazards by making the bottom of Bridge Hill (by the accident blackspot) two way traffic! There will also be HGV delivery vehicles expected to reverse down Bridge Hill to turn at the bottom and exit back out into the junction - total madness and massively dangerous.
They hammered on the front door very aggressively causing both my boys seven and five to be very upset around 7.15pm. After which, they thought it was amusing to be mooning from across the road and being generally mouthy, showing the finger and being disrespectful.
We also raised a lot of money as a village for a community defibrillator which will, if the Council have their way have delayed access due to the road closure.
Do know if you are identified we will be pressing charges for trespass, public disturbance and harassment and any other charge that is presented and suitable. People shouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be disturbed and feel threatened in their own homes. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m sure in groups youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re all very brave. Sadly it appears from other posts on social media. We are far from the only target.
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They then returned again while being observed and the police were called.
There has been no further engagement with us as a community or I understand with ORSAG either. I feel like we are expected to just air our views by email in response to the TRO which will no doubt also be ignored. We have already been continually ignored, misled, and not fairly represented by the people we have voted in to represent us â&#x20AC;&#x201C; itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s disgusting. It is about time our voices were heard.
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Sheffield City Council, planning department only a few weeks ago. The actual planning reference from 2016 is 15/00502/FUL. SCC do not issue any notifications about these â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Discharge Noticesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. This will be a major problem for the people of Worrall, Oughtibridge and Loxley if it goes ahead with up to 8,500 lorry loads of material passing through the villages over an indefinite period of time. For example, 10 truckloads a day for 2.5 years and will create a major blot on the landscape for many years to come, some eight or nine metres high close to Long Lane, if it is allowed to go ahead.
The application states that the site, which is in the Green Belt, is not visible from any road, footpath or any other public area, whereas, in reality the site Thank you to ORSAG for being our voice and for lies at the junction of Long Lane and Myers Lane pressing forward with what we asked for. It is a pity (Worrall) in full view of roads, nearby footpaths that those who get voted in and paid to represent etc and from over the other side of the valley. us donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t show us all the same respect. Representations need to be made as a matter A very angry resident of great urgency to the planning department at planningdc@sheffield.gov.uk and to the planning officer concerned,
We will be installing a camera and security lights. Our neighbours have indicated that will be doing the same. Should we capture any footage or there are further incidents we will contact the police and Thank you push for prosecution and make it as miserable as Bolsterstone Community Group would like to Hustings we can for you. thank everyone who supported their Stocksbridge Community Forum has invited our Just to reiterate our young children were very four prospective Parliamentary candidates to frightened and upset thinking they were unsafe Christmas Fayre last week. There was a lovely answer our questions on Wednesday December 4, in their own home and that people wanted to hurt atmosphere and it was as busy as ever. at The Venue, starting promptly at 7pm. We would like to thank the teachers and children them. who came to sing in the Church and all All calm constituents and questions welcome. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d appreciate you placing this anonymously but parents should be aware of what their kids are up those who baked cakes, provided raffle prizes and helped on the day itself. to. Community fund
Mr Marcus Young on Sheffield 2039183 and by email to marcusyoung@sheffield.gov.uk Please pass on this information to as many people and organisations as possible and ask them to also make their opinions known to SCC. To view online, search for Sheffield City Council Planning Portal, then either enter Loxley Golf in the search box lower down the page, or enter 15/00502/COND1 in the same search box.
We shall also be having a word with the High Once again the Christmas fayre will allow us to be able to support the village in buying School also to reiterate this message. plants and maintaining seats etc and donating the rest to charities. Last year the funds
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I am writing to you regarding the proposed road We thank you for supporting our events. We aim to help make Bolsterstone a village, changes in Oughtibridge. I have been a resident of this village for over 25 years and feel saddened, angry and extremely disappointed that Sheffield City Council have completely ignored our views following the public consultation in March 2019.
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Bolsterstone. Please see our website at mail@ bolsterstone.info or contact the secretary on 07711706670 for more details about our Christmas It was clear from that meeting and the opinions activities. gathered over the following months that the Best wishes for the coming festive season, majority of local residents and those who pass Bolsterstone Community Group through from neighbouring villages were against the closure of Bridge Hill to through traffic.
Thank you to all our supporters for donating to us through the Coop Local Community Fund. Last year you raised a massive ÂŁ3,915! We really appreciate your help; this money will buy a lot of plants and help us to keep Stocksbridge looking The main focus of the local group ORSAG was to great! represent the community and to be the voice and Valley in Bloom the driving force to put our views forward - that view being to make the safety of the junction at Mischief Station Lane/Orchard Street/Bridge Hill and Low Could you put a note into the paper aimed at the Road a priority. The TRO now released by the Council does not provide this, it actually adds in
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AWARD-WINNING BISTRO LAUNCHES SIX-COURSE TASTING MENU DID you know that you have a triple-award winning bistro right on your doorstep? Well, you have! Bistro in the Barn has been open in Millhouse Green for almost four years and in that time, Kath and Stuart have built up a fantastic team serving delicious food to a loyal base of customers. And their efforts have not gone unnoticed. For two years running now, they have earned the coveted TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence. The most pleasing aspect of this is that it is only attainable through glowing reviews from the customers – something that the bistro has in spades. But that’s not where the plaudits end. Bistro in the Barn is also a Good Food Award winner for 2020. This prestigious accolade is awarded based on customer feedback, nominations and votes and marks exceptional levels of food quality, service and value compared to benchmarks in their category.
We still aren’t done with the awards – they also hold ‘recommended restaurant’ status from Restaurant Guru and were named ‘Sheffield’s Best Gluten Free Restaurant’ in Lux Magazine. So what is the secret to Bistro in the Barn’s success? “It’s a bit different to what other eateries in the area are doing,” says Stuart. “We try to offer value for money and good tasty food. That’s all we want. It’s nice to win the awards but it’s as important to us that we have regular customers who keep returning. We’re doing what we set out to achieve and we’re doing it consistently.” Kath is also keen to attribute part of the success to the fantastic team they have. “We have Jenny, Kelsey and Zoe to thank for their hard work – they are brilliant.” All the food is made on the premises, apart from the bread, and all meat is sourced locally. Everything on the menu is gluten free – although you probably wouldn’t know just by tasting it. Bistro in the Barn is always looking to try something new with their monthly themed nights, with Thai,
French, German and Mexican evenings proving popular recently. They’re taking this one step further next month with their first sixcourse tasting evening on Saturday December 28, starting at 7pm. “The tasting night is a step up for us and one that we are looking forward to. The themed nights always sell out and that gives us confidence to take the next step,” says Kath. The evening is £50 per person and would make a perfect Christmas gift for a loved one. It has a mouthwatering menu, including scallop & crumb, goats cheesecake and Hazlehead pheasant. A full plantbased menu is also available for the evening. In fact, Bistro in the Barn can cater for any dietary requirements, just let them know in advance. Booking is also a good idea, especially on a weekend. To book in or for more information, give Bistro in the Barn a call on 01226 765700, email info@bistrointhebarn.co.uk or visit www. bistrointhebarn.co.uk
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GET INTO THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT IN ECCLESFIELD
IT’S time to get in the festive spirit and what’s a better way to do that than go to a Christmas fayre? Ecclesfield will host their Christmas fayre in the Gatty Hall, located across from St Mary’s Church, on December 7. It’ll run from 11am to 2.30pm. There will be a wide range of stalls available including crafts, cakes, preserves and assorted gifts. You can also have a go on the raffle and the tombola. Refreshments will also be available throughout the day.
Once you’ve done your Christmas shopping, feel free to stroll across to the beautiful church and soak in the wonderful Christmas atmosphere. Admissions is just £1 for adults and children under 16 are free. We hope to see you there and in the Christmas spirit!
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PENISTONE Town Council Come and join us on SATURDAY 30th NOV for our Xmas Lights Switch On! The lights will be switched on by the Mayor at 4:00pm at the Lychgate entrance of St John the Baptist Church, Penistone. Festivities will begin at the Market Barn including :- t Market Stalls t Bar (Serving Beer & Mulled Wine) t Refreshments (By Penistone Scout Group) t Brass Band playing all your festive favourites. 12pm - 4pm (Followed by light switch on).
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A winter wonderland WINTER may not seem like the time to think about your garden. But take advantage of a break from the growing season to catch up on other jobs such as protecting plants from severe cold, decorating the patio for Christmas or planning a winter garden for next year. It’s also time to evaluate your garden for winter colour. There’s nothing like winter flowering plants to lift your spirits during the colder months. Shrubs such as winter flowering jasmine, cornus and snowberry offer colour at a time when you need it most. Early bulbs such as snowdrops and crocus will even pop up through a shallow covering of snow. And, just because it’s winter doesn’t mean you can’t have fresh food from the garden. Greens such as lettuce along with winter crops including kale and Swiss chard can be grown in a cloche or cold frame. Many root crops and brassicas will overwinter for a spring harvest. When decorating your home for Christmas, don’t forget about sprucing up your patio or decking area. Use ever-
green branches and berries from the garden to create wreaths, garlands or displays for doorways, winter containers and window boxes. Outdoor fairy lights can add the finishing touches.
It may be winter in the garden but there are still a few jobs for the seasoned gardener this month. December is definitely a time to catch up on some indoor gardening jobs and have a rest, but for those that are out and about here’s what the experts suggest ... It’s getting even colder - frost, rainfall and winds are increasingly common, sunshine hours are much reduced and it can be bitter with a risk of snow. You may not want to be working outside at this time of year, but luckily there’s not a lot to do. Keep an eye on winter protection, and if you have a greenhouse, make sure the heater works. It’s time to think about pruning apples and pears too. RHS Protect perennial plants from severe winter weather. Mulch your borders with 5cm of compost, leaf mould or wellrotted manure. Mulching has
many benefits – it insulates roots and tubers against frost, enriches the soil and boosts nutrient levels. It also encourages worms, which aerate the soil and will give your plants a great start next spring. Bring some colour to your garden by planting up empty containers with evergreens and winter-flowering plants such as pansies, cyclamen and winter heathers. Remove leaves from lawns, patios, borders and ponds, and clear off any winter debris too. This keeps the garden looking tidy and also healthy – rotting vegetation can harbour pests and diseases. David Domoney, TV gardener and presenter Winter prune large fruit trees to control their shape and size and increase their productivity and you can start planning next year’s crops and order the necessary seeds. Plant bareroot roses and other deciduous shrubs this month and have a clear out of the garden shed, not forgetting to organize and clean your garden tools. Gardeners’ World
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Vet Ladies win at fell relays THREE teams from Penistone Footpath Runners took part in the Lee Mill Relays in Lancashire at the weekend. The event is set in the Lee Mill quarry site in Stacksteads near Rossendale. Teams consisted of four runners with each team member running a 10.7 kilometre leg. Penistone had teams in the male over-40, female over40 and mixed categories. The strong over-40 ladies team performed extremely well to claim first prize in their category. The winning team members were Becky Timms (1-0833), Julie Darigala (59-40),
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Lesley Parker (1-11-52) and Sarah Walch (1-13-29). The men’s over-40 team also performed well to claim 30th overall and fourth in their category. The mixed team placed 78th overall. Elsewhere on the fells Richard and Hugh Mackie too part in round four of the Kong Mini Mountain Marathon Series at Greenfield. They place 71st out of a field of 230 and covered approximately 24 kilometres and 660 metres of ascent. Success at the weekend wasn’t limited to the fells with a good number of runners racing on the roads of Doncaster and Clowne. At the Doncaster 10k Gareth Cooke put in
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A BRIEF break from the grim weather was welcomed on Sunday morning at a very sodden Coal Pit Lane, where Stocksbridge RUFC’s under 15s faced their Barnsley counterparts. It was a late change of venue as the Jnr Griffins pitches were un-playable due ensuing down pours.
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the difficult kick from the touch line to open the account 7-0. The following great work from backs and forwards alike saw flanker Josh Greggory crash over unopposed.
A short break at half time did not slow the Bridge lads down. The building pressure continued, led by pack Leaders Kaye and Porter. Hopes were high with the junior Piggies as Ollie Porter was a gargantuan on the field, they have trained extremely well over the last making breaks, hitting rucks, offloads and terthree weeks and they were raring to go after rorising the Griffins. not playing since their win on the road last outing. A strong squad was available, welcom- He powered over for the opening try in the ing three debutants in Mason Goldworthy, Ja- second half, knocking the would be defenders out of the way like skittles. cob Dixon and Dylan O’Keefe. With the very soft conditions underfoot, the Aaron Kaye then put his stamp on the game Piggies pack looked to assert their dominance with a powerful crash over for his own try and then executed a perfect eight to nine pick up from the off. before releasing Jacob Dixon on the wing – he First try went to scoring machine Ross Evans showed audacious foot work to score on his as he touched down in the left corner, con- debut. verting reward for the relentless pressure the forwards applied. Captain Harry Ryan slotted An excellent all round team performance that saw them keep a clean sheet with a 29-0 win and Ollie Porter took the well deserved man Job Vacancies of the match award voted by the opposition coach.
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The coaching staff saw a some out of character ill discipline creep in which will be dealt with on Tuesdays training session, but overall it was extremely pleased that the young side are putting in the structure that they are working on during the week and it is hoped that they will continue to implement on this coming Sunday December 1 as the boys are at home against a strong Sandal side with an 11am kick off.
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biggest signing British Speedway has made in recent years. “Nicki has been the ultimate professional throughout the negotiation process. He has stuck to his word, we have spoken whenever he said we would speak and we have got where we wanted to be. “I would also like to thank Ashley Holloway for his assistance in bringing the two parties together.
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CHURCH ADVANCE IN CUP, PARK STEELS GAME OFF AND WAR MEMORIAL WIN LOCAL DERBY PENISTONE Church FC progressed to the next round of the Sheffield & Hallamshire Senior Cup thanks to a last gasp penalty. They were 2-1 winners against Hall Green United on Wednesday, with Shaun Mundy Opening the scoring for Church on 34 minutes. Clifton Firth levelled the scores four minutes into the second half but a penalty was awarded to Church in
the 90th minute and Kieran Ryan took responsibility, tucking his chance away. Their game against Garforth Town on Saturday was postponed after a pitch inspection. Stocksbridge Park Steels’ fixture suffered the same fate. In an entertaining local derby watched by a large crowd, Stannington Village’s title hopes were hit as Callum Chambers netted a late winner to give Oughtibridge
War Memorial a 3-2 victory over them. Although Stannington started the brightest, it was Oughtibridge that soon started to have the majority of the play and after 30 minutes the pressure told and the home side deservedly took the lead when Chas Tunnard tucked away a penalty after a Kurt Turner shot had been handled. Oughtibridge could have extended the lead with both Callum Simms
and Callum Chambers going close but Stannington equalised with the last kick of the first half when Joe Barker’s cross allowed Lewis Dickinson to round the keeper to score. After the break, it was Dave Hudson’s men that started brightly and they regained the lead when Brad Fletcher hit a 25 yarder into the top corner. Stannington hit back hard and only a man of the match performance by Oughtibridge keeper Kieran
Osborne kept his side ahead with a string of fine saves, but an equaliser finally came when Alex Torr crossed for Dickinson to smash home his second. Stannington looked likely to win it but pushing men forward left them open to the counter and they were caught by a quick break when great work from Callum Simms allowed Callum Chambers to score. Dean Jepson immediately had a chance to level, but once again Osbourne was up to the task and Oughtibridge held on.
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