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JAIL FOR HILLSBOROUGH DELIVERY DRIVER ROBBER A SHEFFIELD man is starting a five year jail sentence for his part in a violent robbery, which targeted a takeaway delivery driver in the city earlier this year.

Winding down his window to speak to them, the trio claimed they had ordered the takeaway, and the driver got out of the vehicle to get the food from the boot.

Ian Kleute, 19, formerly of Merton Lane, Sheffield, pleaded guilty to robbery and a second charge of attempted robbery in October.

Investigating officer DC Ryan Griffiths said: “At this point, the driver was threatened by the three men and punched in the face multiple times, causing serious facial injuries. They demanded the car keys and continued to attack their victim. As the driver fell to the floor, the men went through his pockets taking his wallet and phone.

On November 29, he was sentenced to five years in prison at Sheffield Crown Court, of which three years were robbery, one year for attempted robbery and one year for triggering his suspended sentence. On September 9, a delivery driver was making a stop off on Langsett Road in the Hillsborough area of the city when he was flagged down by three men, one of which being Kleute.

“Whilst being subjected to this brutal attack, he managed to tell them that the keys were in the car and the three men took his vehicle. Our officers found the car a short time later, after seeing it being driven erratically and then abandoned.

“Just days later, Kleute was involved in a second incident, where a man was attacked on Langsett Road, again by three men. The victim in this case managed to break free from the group. Kleute was later identified on CCTV captured that night and arrested soon afterwards, footage on his own phone also linked him to the incident. “In both cases, the victims were innocently going about their daily lives, one was a takeaway delivery driver earning a living and the other was a young man walking home from the pub. They were both brutally attacked by Kleute and I am pleased that he has been sentenced accordingly. “In Sheffield we are working hard to bring people like Kleute to justice, and I hope the result today demonstrates that to the public.”

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MORE SUCCESS FOR LEISURE CENTRE STOCKSBRIDGE Community Leisure Centre held their Christmas Fayre on November 24 and it was their biggest and best yet.

Held from 11am to 4pm with free entry, the crowds gathered to support a vital local resource which has gone from strength to strength since being taken under community ownership. The centre was closed by Sheffield City Council in 2013 and rescued by the local community, re-opening its doors in January 2014. It’s been a good few weeks for the centre – they secured £831,464 of grant funding towards a major refurbishment project and just last week Toby Foster presented his popular BBC Radio Sheffield breakfast show live from there. Grants awarded by the Lottery Community Fund, Sport England, Well North and the East Peak Innovation Partnership will enable an

extensive refurbishment programme, with an emphasis on improving disabled access to all parts of the centre, to go ahead. The six-month high value building project includes significant alterations to the main entrance and front of house.

These include a new fully accessible front entrance, a disabledfriendly reception area, a new meeting and conference room, offices and a brand new café with spectacular views over the Upper Don valley. A primary aspect of the refurbishment is to provide wheelchair access to both the swimming pools and sports areas, something that was lacking in the 1960s-built building. But the centre still relies on support from the community to keep the doors open and the Christmas Fayre comes as a huge boost for the staff who organise a variety of events throughout the year.

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FREEMAN WITH THE PRAM HE’S known across the city as the ‘Man with the Pram’ and now John Burkhill is the ‘freeman with the pram’. On November 26, Lord Mayor of Sheffield, Councillor Tony Downing awarded Sheffield’s famous wig wearing fundraiser, John, with the city’s highest honour, the Freedom of the City. The ceremony took place in the Sheffield Town Hall where John was greeted by the Lord Mayor and other city officials, plus his family and friends. Following a speech from the Lord Mayor of Sheffield, John stepped forward to signify his acceptance by signing the Roll of Honorary Freeman of the City of Sheffield. Councillor Tony Downing, Lord Mayor of Sheffield, said: “The word ‘Freeman’ is an ancient one, historically carrying with it a great many rights and privileges. It cannot be inherited nor can it be bought, but it is a gift to those few eminent people who have worked for this city beyond the limits of ordinary service and I cannot think of a more deserving individual than John. “His efforts and contribution to fundraising are known by all in Sheffield. He is a fine example of what we can all strive to be, hardworking, determined, kind and selfless. “It was my absolute honour to award John the Freedom of the City and I wish him every success in reaching his

next goal to raise the magic million. On behalf of the whole city, thank you and many congratulations John, we are all behind you.” John, 80, has raised £750,000 for Macmillan over the past 30 years and has vowed to raise more than a million. He joins only a handful of people to have been given the honour, including Nelson Mandela, Harry Brearley, Sir Winston Churchill; and athletes such as Lord Coe, Michael Vaughan, and most recently Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill. John is famous for tirelessly walking the streets of Sheffield for a great cause, and is a regular feature at the city’s half marathons, 10ks and other events. This Sunday he will take part in one of Sheffield’s most popular organised races, The Percy Pud, where he’ll get 10km closer to his £1million target. For more than 30 years he has put his heart and soul into raising money for Macmillan. He has taken part in more than 1,000 organised races with his distinctive green wig and pram, braving the hills of Sheffield and beyond in all kinds of weather. This has not gone unnoticed, John has received many accolades over the years. He was an Olympic Torch Bearer in 2012 and won the Pride of Yorkshire Award in 2012, and also again this year. He was awarded the British Empire Medal in 2013 for his services to char-

ity, and the Douglas Macmillan Award for his services to Macmillan Cancer Support. He started the 1st Yorkshire Half Marathon in 2015, was the Contribution to Charity winner in The Churchill Awards in 2017 – and if that’s not enough he’s even had lunch with the Queen. The Freedom of the City is an honour bestowed by the council upon a valued member of the community, or upon a visiting celebrity or dignitary. Although the title of “freeman” confers no special privileges, those names included on the Freeman’s Roll have a permanent and well-deserved place in the history of the city. It will allow John the freedom to roam through the city and is a very public recognition of John’s years of charity fundraising. John said: “What an incredible honour last night was. I was awarded freedom of the city, my city, Sheffield. I am so proud to be a Sheffield lad, so as you can imagine this meant the world to me. “Thank you everyone involved, thank you everyone who came and finally thank you to everyone who always supports me, day in, day out, and supports Macmillan Cancer Support.” If, by some miracle, you haven’t seen John pounding the pavements with his pram, you can donate to his cause here https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/madwalker

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Chapeltown charity magazine scoops gold award A MAGAZINE produced by Chapeltown charity the Pulmonary Hypertension Association (PHA UK) has won a prestigious communications award - for the second time. ‘Emphasis’ won gold in the ‘best publication’ category in the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) PRide Awards for Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, held in Leeds last week. The win comes two years after it first took gold in the same category. The PHA UK, which has its head office in Chapeltown and works nationally, publishes the 52-page magazine four times a year. Containing news, features and advice columns, the publication aims to help the charity’s 4,500 members live well with pulmonary hypertension (PH); a rare and serious lung disease which also affects the heart. Judges praised Emphasis for ‘the respect and creativity that goes into each issue’, hailing the magazine

‘a highly polished product, which informs, engages and inspires its target audiences’. Stocksbridge-based Iain Armstrong, chair of the PHA UK, said: “We know how much our members value Emphasis as a source of support and information and it feels extra special to receive industry recognition like this, especially for the second time.” Emphasis is edited by Sheffield-based communications agency Capital B Media and designed by CreativeSmith. Printed copies are mailed free to PHA UK members and it can also be read online at www.phauk.org.

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ing around the ankles, arms and stomach. The (PHA UK) is the only charity in the UK dedicated to supporting the PH community made up of patients, their family and carers and NHS professionals too. It provides information, support and advice; and funds thousands of pounds worth of medical research and health education initiatives to promote better awareness, diagnosis and treatment of the disease.

Pulmonary hypertension (PH) causes high pressure in the blood vessels connecting the heart and lungs. Affecting just 7000 people in the UK, the disease can put increasing strain on the heart and lead to irreversible damage and heart failure. Symptoms include severe breathlessness, fatigue, blackouts and swell-

DO you remember the legendary Mimics shows in Stocksbridge? Or maybe the Red Grouse cocktails? If you do, you’ll be interested in these charity DVDs so that you can re-live those moments.

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The young people are showing what they’ve been doing, and what they’ve gained from it, through an interactive exhibition in December, where they’ll also be inviting visitors to have a go! It features photographs, artwork and objects made by the participants during series of outdoor sessions, where they learned to make fire, shared food and took part in wild activities.

The exhibition opens to the public on Monday December 3 to Friday December 13, at ExchangePlace Studios, Exchange Street, Sheffield S2 5TR, and everyone is welcome.

The exhibition is curated by All of the participants reported Shirley Harris of Vanitas Arts a significant improvement in and Sue Pitt of the Internatheir wellbeing, which they say tional Tree Foundation and was

has helped them move towards made possible due to a grant independent living and new from the Postcode Local Trust, opportunities. One of the ses- a grant-giving charity funded sions was facilitated by Sheffield entirely by players of People’s and Rotherham Wildlife Trust’s Postcode Lottery. The Wellness Outdoor Learning team and in the Woods project was also held in Greno woods. supported by Sheffield Foyer, Cherry Tree Support Services, The Trust’s Landscape Con- Roundabout and Crisis Skylight nections Project Officer, Sarah South Yorkshire.

A MANCHESTER Road resident caught a dramatic accident on CCTV last Tuesday, with two cars colliding before one of them destroyed part of a zebra crossing.

ter Road. The resident said: “This is the junction which Sheffield Council have approved as being ‘safe enough’ to convert into a crossroads as part of their planning approval for a housing development.

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Traveller-Watson has been involved with the project and said: “Young homeless people don’t always have access to this kind of environment in a safe way, and it’s been wonderful to see them exploring how spending time in the woods can improve both their physical and mental wellbeing. They’ve learned so much and gained many new skills through this project, and it’s really improved their confidence.�

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GRENO WOOD FEATURES IN WELLNESS IN THE WOODS EXHIBITION AN exhibition is to be launched celebrating Wellness in the Woods, a project which has given young people who have been homeless the opportunity to spend time together in the natural world to explore the well-being that comes from it.

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LOCAL firm Pennine Law will next week be hosting a community event focused on providing knowledge and advice for futures after retirement.

The event will consist of talks from a range of experts, all covering topics to do with the planning and management of your future, wealth and wellbeing. Pennine Law’s very own Frazer Foster will be giving a talk on the advantages of wills,

trusts and care fee planning, along with legal advice in relation to the processes involved.

Financial adviser Alison Beardsell, from Heritage Wealth Solutions, will be providing a presentation on financial planning, pension freedoms, and how you can make the most out of your money. There will also be information provided by Karen Dennis from Age UK Barnsley on the great opportunities and activities in the local area, which are available to get involved in.

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This event will take place 12.30pm till 2.30pm on Thursday December 12, at St Andrew’s Church in Penistone. On this day, there will also be both the country market and polling taking place so there will be plenty of reason to be in the area. After all talks you are welcomed to hang around for refreshments as well the opportunity to ask speakers any questions you may have on their area of expertise.

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SERGEANT Kieran Frain of Sheffield Central and North West Neighbourhood Team and Deepcar Policing Team writes his first of what will hopefully be regular columns for Look Local. On the Deepcar Team’s re-introduction in February 2019, I was invited to and was warmly welcomed at the Stocksbridge Community Forum, who hold their meetings at The Venue on the last Wednesday of every second month. A great group of community spirited people who, like me, want to do all they can to maintain the local area as a great place to live, work and visit. I do my best to make as many of these meetings as I can, because it’s a platform where I can let people know how their team have been working to make their community safer. More importantly though, it is a platform whereby I can listen to the concerns of local people and use that to shape the things that my team will focus their time and attention on. There are many elements to successful “Neighbourhood Policing”, but the key is about how well the police know and understand their community. This knowledge is gained through being present in the community, and through what we “in the job” term “engagement” – which in its simplest form is actually about listening and informing – indeed the existence of my team is the direct result of the police command team listening to the local community. The Police, like society in general, have moved towards the digital media to listen and inform. This is important, because news can be released without delay, and has the ability to reach a great number of people.

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I am however, grateful to the honest feedback of one resident at a recent Stocksbridge Community Forum, who (whilst I was busy encouraging everyone to follow our social media accounts) politely reminded me that not everyone in our community has access to, or an interest in, digital media.

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And so, I would like to thank the editor of Look Local, for offering the neighbourhood policing team this opportunity to communicate with you directly, in traditional print media.

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As the editor is already very good about informing you about what the Police have been doing, it is my intention to use this column to let you know about measures that we can all take to prevent crime, thereby enabling us to protect ourselves and to look out for the most vulnerable in our community. I am, however, keen to hear your thoughts, and invite you to write to the Look Local about what elements of policing you want to know more about; think would be useful; or would simply find interesting. Next column – burglary and prevention.

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Wednesday December 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.

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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 December 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. 5 St Saviour’s Church, High Green. Grimethorpe Colliery Band Concert 7.30pm. Friday December 6 6 The Methodist Church Chapeltown, 11am to 1pm. Coffee morning in aid of Alzheimer’s Society, Elf Day. All welcome.

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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.

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. 7 Christmas Market at The Venue 4pm til 7pm. Santa, entertainment, and variety of stalls. Free entry. 7 Christmas Tree Festival at St Mark’s Church, Grenoside, 12 to 5pm. Sunday December 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. 8 Carol Service at Christchurch, Stocksbridge, 2pm, followed by seasonal refreshments. Everyone welcome. 8 Christmas Tree Festival at St Mark’s Church, Grenoside, 12 to 5pm with carols at 4pm. Monday December 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.

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Saturday December 7 7 High Green Methodist Church Christmas Tree Festival and Fayre 11am-4pm. 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. 7 Science Club at the Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive S36 1EG. 2pm to 4pm. The theme i s ‘Santa Science’. £1.50 per child. enquiries@ inmanpavilion.org.uk 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

Tuesday December 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. 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. 10 St Saviour’s Church, High Green. 7.30pm. An evening of Local Carols. Wednesday December 11 11 Chapeltown W.I. will hold their Christmas party at 7.30pm in

What’s On Chapeltown Library. The competition 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 December 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. 12 Stocksbridge and Upper Don 50+ Group meet 2pm to 3.30pm in Stocksbridge Library. New members welcome. Friday December 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. 13 Stocksbridge and Upper Don Community Health Group meet 10.30am to 12pm in Stocksbridge Library. All welcome. Saturday December 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. 14 Children’s Christmas crafts at Ecclesfield Library. 10am to 11.30am. Places to be booked and paid in advance. £1.50. Suitable for children aged four to 11. All children must be accompanied by an adult. 0114 2463615. Sunday December 15 15 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. Followed by carol and Christingle service at 4pm.

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Since the EU wants access to our markets this closer alignment – which protects jobs and industry, but sets us free from the EU courts and bureaucrats should be simple to sort out. Much simpler than Boris Johnson’s plan to make new trade deals with everyone around the world, and we already know he is happy to leave our NHS on the table in trade negotiations.

The application to build 42 houses on green fields at Wood Royd is yet another assault on the green open spaces in the Deepcar area. The same applicant wants to build up to 93 houses at Hollin Busk. The Sheffield City Council’s policy of regenerating brownfield sites first, is the correct strategy and there is significant new housing planned for the I want to see a Labour deal and then let’s all have a vote on that. I am confident Leave will win again, Upper Don Valley. and it could be a really bright future for our country Filling in every green field is not the way to solve - a Brexit that doesn’t damage jobs and protects our the housing crisis. There is a green link up the NHS, but still gives us the autonomy to set our own hillside made up of the Wood Royd fields, Fox laws and control our own borders. Glen, and the fields at Hollin Busk, that separates Yours faithfully, Deepcar and Stocksbridge. This helps provide a The Tories are simply lying by saying a vote for Michael Parker. better, greener environment and avoids urban them will get Brexit done – it will just be the start, sprawl extending across the whole hillside. The and could end with our NHS being half what it is now.

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A story from Stocksbridge Given the current combination of electioneering and incessant rainfall, I therefore thought the following topical article I’ve just come across may prove to be of interest to you and your readers. Namely ‘A Story from Stocksbridge’, which appears in the October 6th, 1900 edition of The Weekly Telegraph on page three; which reads: “A certain Member of Parliament was to make a speech in Stocksbridge, but was unable to do so because the heavy rains had destroyed a portion of the little railroad. Accordingly he sent this telegram: ‘Cannot come, wash out on the line.’ In a few hours the reply came: - “Never mind. Come anyway. Borrow a shirt.�

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A member of Friends of Hollin Busk I have been an unpaid volunteer since 2007 and I am proud of all the other volunteers who also continue to work for free to help give support to I shall be there from 4pm, and hope to see you all I want Brexit, but I’m voting the community. there. Once again, thank you to Ecclesfield Parish Council Labour Ho ho ho, for everything you are doing to enable Chapelgreen Father Christmas to continue providing help and support to the I voted Leave in 2016 and I still maintain that community for the future. England will be better off not being controlled by Hustings Yours, remote European bureaucrats and able to control Michale Appleby, Stocksbridge Community Forum has invited our our own borders. Manager, four prospective Parliamentary candidates to My position has not changed, and despite the shrill Chapelgreen Advice Centre answer our questions on Wednesday December 4, cries of some Remainers I do not think I was tricked at The Venue, starting promptly at 7pm. into this decision (I do not believe everything I read on the side of a bus). I still believe Brexit can All calm constituents and questions welcome. be a great thing for this country but the Tories have made a spectacular mess over it.

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FOLLOWING the success of last year, Grenoside is once again hosting its annual Christmas Tree Festival in St. Mark’s Church, Main Street, Grenoside, over the weekend of December 7 and 8. All local groups, organisations and businesses are being asked to decorate a tree to take part in the festive competition.

Whilst there is an element of competition, the main idea is to showcase local organisations and to raise awareness of what they do; and to get in the Christmas spirit. The event is free to enter, just provide and decorate a real or artificial Christmas Tree, a branch or something similar.

The tree can be decorated to represent organisations, businesses or in any way you like. The festival is open to the public on Saturday from 12pm to 5pm and on Sunday from 12pm to 4pm, followed by a candle lit carol service led by the Grenoside Singers.

Throughout the two-day festival, St Mark’s Church will provide seasonal refreshments. Speaking about the event organiser Chris Levesley said: “Last year’s event was so successful and brought such Christmas joy to the village we wanted to do it again.

by decorating a tree. Last year, we had some amazing entries, so we cannot wait to see what people do this year.� All proceeds from the event will go to local charities. To enter please fill in this form: http://tiny.cc/ grenotreefest

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TREE ANGEL BOLSTERSTONE Christmas Tree Nursery are a great option if you’re looking for that special addition to your living room or business this Christmas.

These magnificent trees have been tenderly grown for over 15 years. Every conceivable variety of Christmas tree is allowed to flourish in this perfect environment. You can cut the tree down yourself so that absolute freshness is guaranteed to perfume your home with fantastic aromas.

It all started as a way of marking the birth of owner John Johnson’s first grandchild, Lucas. He now has four grandchildren and planted 50 trees for each of them but he hasn’t stopped there – he has around 2,000 trees now. Bolstertone Christmas Tree Nursey has been featured on the BBC and they organise a ‘bear hunt’ with the proceeds going to charity. Last year, £230 was donated to Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice.

By buying the trees locally, you are helping with conservation and keeping your carbon footprint down at the same time. They currently have a special offer – any size tree is just £25. There’s a competition for anyone buying an outside tree from Bolstertone Christmas Tree Nursey with a £25 prize for best decorated Christmas tree – send your pictures to John at gloops.sheffield@gmail. com

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stores, in a bid to increase donations at the centre over the busy festive period.

Entry to the Christmas Craft Market is £1. For more information, please contact the Sheffield Animal centre on 0114 2898050, or visit their The event, at 2 Attercliffe Way, Sheffield, will Facebook events page - https://www.facebook. see craft stalls ranging from Christmas deco- com/events/391043921771136/ rations, presents, fragrances, clothing plus For more information about The Giving Mamuch more. chine, please visit https://www.thegivingmaAll stalls have donated to the centre, which re- chine.co.uk/. habilitates and re-homes unwanted, neglected and abandoned cats and dogs from across the steel city. Diana Radford, Operations Director at the Sheffield branch says: “We are delighted to be hosting our Christmas craft and hobbies market. “We’re lucky enough to be working alongside some amazing local businesses. To have the support this time of year is invaluable to us. It allows us to raise awareness about the hardships we undergo during the Christmas and winter period whilst also celebrating the support we receive from the city. “As an independent charity, we’re reliant on donations from the public and local businesses in order to stay open and continue to provide love and care for our animals. Events such as these are so important to us and we hope that families will come down, have a great day and help us to raise money so we can continue our work.” RSPCA Sheffield have also teamed with The Giving Machine, a charity which makes it possible for consumers to support local charities for free whilst shopping in their favourite

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Penistone fast man Scott Hinchcliffe was first back for the club in sixth place in a very impressive time of 31-41 just ahead of Eilish who finished in 31-48. Next in was Gareth Cooke in 15th place closely followed by Gary Briscoe in 17th.

path in the centre of Tintwistle before heading out over the surrounding moors. The route is approximately five miles in distance. Damian Kilpin was first back for Penistone in 24th place in a time of 42-00. An excellent run by Julie Darigala gave her third lady overall and 1st in the over-50 ladies category. Teammate Sam Shaw was fourth lady overall and also first in the ladies over-35 age category. Penistone ladies picked up the first team prize with Sarah Walch completing the team alongside Julie and Sam.

Gareth’s time was 32-35, Gary’s 32-58 which was a personal best. Andrew Pearson was first in the men’s over-55 category in 37-37 which was also a new club record for the category. There were personal bests for Charlie Skipper (35-46), Dave Napier (41-39) and Jane Lawcock (1-01-41). A good contingent of Penistone runners headed to Tintwistle to take part in the Gravy Pud Fell Race. The route starts on a cobble

PARK STEELS TURN TO MANCHESTER UNITED PROSPECT

FOLLOWING on from their third postponement of the week, Stocksbridge Park Steels return to league action on Saturday against Newcastle Town at the Look Local Stadium, hoping to carry on their strong start to the season. Thankfully, the missed games have not affected Steels’ position in the league and they sit only five points off the top.

One disappointment for Steels is the injury setback suffered by keeper Ed Hall who has been in superb form this season. The club hope to see him back in action soon. But the management team have done well to secure the loan of Manchester United keeper Jacob Carney. Jacob is no stranger to the Steels having spent the start of the season at Bracken

Moor, putting in some excellent performances as part of his development. Jacob is still eligible to play in the under-18 team for Manchester United and the academy staff are pleased for him to experience adult football at a good standard to help in his advancement through the age groups at Old Trafford. Kick off on Saturday is at 3pm .

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Stocksbridge 16 -14 Mosborough STOCKSBRIDGE Rugby consolidated their position in the league table at the weekend with a nail biting two-point win over promotion rivals Mosborough, with a scoreline of 16-14. They were made to work hard for the points as the inform visitors could and maybe should have claimed a victory at fortress Coal Pit Lane. You have to go back to September 28 to recall the last Stocksbridge defeat and this win left head coach Rhys Keenan purring after overseeing a resolute and committed defensive performance.

This win opens up a 10-point gap between the Piggies and fourth place, and they are now only one win away from securing second place in the table, leapfrogging Mosborough in the process. The match was in some doubt beforehand as a still mist engulfed the field, making viewing difficult on a chilly autumnal day. Missing Aspin, Westby and Tom Spencer with injury, young back rower Jack Martin again held his position in Keenan’s starting line up and responded with a Trojan individual performance.

The Stockbridge pack, with Joe Smith recalled to the front row, were on the front foot from the start, shunting the visitors off their ball in the scrum and making inroads in the loose with second rowers Beal and Whitaker in tandem, supporting the willing skipper Rowett making good ground. It was a very dominant display from the whole team during the first half with Bowskill slotting two simple penalties over as the Mosborough pack struggled to cope with the pressure exerted from the rampant home eight. Disaster struck as from nowhere and

completely against the run of play, a stray pass from fly half Jack Spencer was intercepted by the quick Mosborough winger and he won the footrace to the line to bring them back into the game. A sniping break by Frith, led to an overlap and veteran flyer Joe Jones scorched in at the corner just too far out for Bowskill to convert. Mosborough were relieved to hear the half time whistle trailing by only 11-7. The visitors gradually clawed their way back into the contest in the second stanza and only some resilient defence kept them at bay with Frith, Fletcher and

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It took Coduri just 12 minutes to open the scoring for the visitors and Ryan Johnson made it 2-0 just seven minutes later. Knaresborough managed to get a foothold in the game with Andy Cooper scoring in the 57th minute but any chance of a comeback was quickly thwarted with Coduri grabbing his second just after the hour mark. After the game, Church manager Ian Richards said: “We’re very fortunate to

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A FROSTY winter morning descended upon the Loxley Valley with 2,815 runners completing the 27th running of the Percy Pud 10km on Sunday. Both male and female course records were broken and the organising club, Steel City Strider, handed over two £1,000 cheques. Omar Ahmed of Birchfield Harriers won the race in a stunning 29:00 (28:59.2 to be precise). This makes it the seventh fastest road 10km in the country this year and breaking the previous course record of 29:13. In the ladies race, Rio 2016 Olympic and Qatar 2019 World Championship finalist Eilish McColgan of Dundee Hawkhill Harriers broke her own course record of 32:23 by winning in 31:48. This was a career 10km personal best for Eilish and the second fastest road 10km in the country this year. When you consider how ‘undulating’ the course is, these are both phenomenal race times posted. A spokesperson for the club said: “Firstly, many thanks to everyone that ran today to make it another successful Percy Pud race. “Big kudos to all the volunteers and marshals who gave up their time to help, it is very much appreciated by everyone at the club. The race couldn’t be what it is without you. “It was also really pleasing to see the sharp end of both female and male leaderboards littered with runners from local clubs too showing that running in the area is stacked with quality. We even went up to V75+ prizes this year to reward runners of all ages.”

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