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A retired headmaster has been inspired by the late national hero Captain Sir Tom Moore to raise money for a local drama and musical group. Yorkshire-born Capt Tom made headlines around the world when in the run-up to his 100th birthday he raised £32million for NHS charities during the pandemic by walking 100 lengths of his garden with the aid of a walking frame. Graham Elliott, chairman of Steel Valley Beacon Arts, will be in his Stocksbridge garden on Saturday (May 1st) and like Capt Tom has set a target of 100. But Graham, rather than striding out, will be singing most of 100 songs. During the marathon six-hour session, Beacon teenagers Zoe Senior and Charlie Taylor will sing a few songs with Graham. Piano accompaniment will be by local musician and composer Joe Shaw who studied at the Royal Northern College of Music and who has been involved in Beacon productions and Daniel Timmins, musical director of Beacon and Bolsterstone Male Voice Choir.

100 SONGS: Graham Elliot, 78, will be singing from his garden.

Local theatrical legend Margaret Moss, also a Beacon member, will be walking up and down the bowling green 100 times. And Beacon Youths Alex Holmes and Caitlin Peacock will walk over 100km over the next few days.

Pensitone 'LEGEND' passes away Tributes have been paid to a Penistone 'legend' and community hero who sadly died last Thursday.

“Steve was not just a massive part of the cricket club, but of the wider Penistone community and the Grammar school.'

Steve Reid, who passed away aged 70, was chairman of Penistone Cricket Club and described as a 'true gentleman' by the club.

Mr Reid's family are calling for friends and family to join them in lining Sheffield Road, the main road between Oxspring and Penistone, on May 6, at 10.30 to pay their respects to Mr Reid.

In a statement, the club said: “A true gentleman, legend and amazing guy will be sadly missed by us all.

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Graham, aged 78, has performed with Steel Valley Beacon and sings with Thurgoland Community Choir, Fox Valley Voices and Bolsterstone Male Voice Choir. He said: “Because of lockdown Steel Valley Beacon, like other local groups, has been starved of income so, taking a lead from Capt Tom, I set this target of singing 100 songs. I love to sing - but this will be a bit of a test. It’s nice of the youngsters to give me support by doing some singing." The ground-breaking, long-established group, needs money to make sure the show goes on. Local people of all ages are members, with young people playing a central role. The group’s next project is A Midsummer Night’s Dream with performances at Fox Valley shopping centre and at Christ Church in September and October. Steel Valley Beacon artistic director Mandy Aitken said: “Members have been rehearsing A Midsummer Night’s Dream on Zoom over the last year and they are bursting to get back to performing live. This year has been hard for those of us who understand the importance of the arts in terms of mental health. Graham is not only raising money but showing us all how joyous being a performer is.” Graham’s tuneful ton-up will be recorded and put up on YouTube. People wishing to donate can do so by using this JustGiving link Crowdfunding to Captain Tom challenge for Steel Valley Beacon Arts on JustGiving Steel Valley Beacon will perform six sketches about the Stocksbridge valley on Zoom on June 13th. Called Lovely Bygones, it is a free show and can be watched by emailing Mandy Aitken manyja@hotmail.co.uk for Zoom codes.

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FOX VALLEY TURNS 5 WITH FOOD FAIR Fox Valley in Sheffield celebrates their 5th birthday in June and will be marking the occasion with an outdoor Food to-go Fair! On Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th June there will be over 40 of the regions very best local, independent food and drink traders attending the Fox Valley Food Fair selling exciting food to go, sweet treats and drinks. Traders will include Icarus and Apollo Vegan food-to-go, Wentworth Woodfired Pizza, Vinny’s Ice Cream, Bradfield Brewery, The Old Bridge Bakery, Hawkins Distillery, Yum Catering Bratwurst and many more. There will also be children’s rides and an exciting line up of local musi-

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tions plans have been adapted to ensure a scaled back, but safe and enjoyable outdoor event is able to take place.

The first phase of Fox Valley opened to the public on 16th June 2016 and was officially launched by Joanna Lumley OBE. Stores to open in phase one included Aldi, Pontis Italian Kitchen, Costa Coffee, Pets at Home, Sorelle Jewellery and many more. The second phase launched in September 2016 and introduced stores including Sandersons Boutique and JoJo Maman Bebe.

Fox Valley’s Food Fair will take place from 10am-6pm on Saturday 12th June and from 10am-4pm on Sunday 13th June.

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encourages city to get vaccinated Sheffield’s own ‘man with the pram’, famous in the city for his charity fundraising efforts and trademark green wig and pram, shares a video message encouraging others to get the covid vaccine. 82 year old John Burkhill has received both doses of the covid vaccine giving him the highest level of protection from the virus. A Sheffield legend, John was bestowed the honour of Freedom of the City of Sheffield in recognition of his fundraising for Macmillan spanning four decades, awarded a Pride of Britain award in 2013 and last year received a second British Empire Medal from the Queen. Grateful to be vaccinated and hopeful for the future, John has shared a video message encouraging others to get the covid vaccine. You can watch John’s message on NHS Sheffield CCG’s YouTube channel.

John said: “I’ve had my second vaccine and I’m grateful to the NHS that I’m protected, there’s nothing to be frightened of, the NHS are doing what’s right. I didn’t have any side effects and would encourage everyone to get vaccinated. “I’m so looking forward to getting back out on the road again.” In Sheffield over 267k people have received their first dose of a covid vaccine and everyone in the top nine priority groups has been invited, 84k have now received a second dose too.

Alun Windle, Chief Nurse and Covid Vaccination Lead at NHS Sheffield CCG said: “We reached a milestone in April inviting everyone in the top priority groups for their covid vaccine. “Having both doses is important as this gives you the best protection so don’t delay when you’re invited. You’ll typically be invited for your second dose at week 11 and this could

be at short notice so please be prepared for the invite to come at any time. You’ll receive the same vaccine as you did for your first. “Thank you to everyone who has been vaccinated so far, we’re making great progress in Sheffield and may this continue.” If you are in an eligible group – meaning you are 45 or over, have a health condition that puts you at greater risk, or are a health or social care worker – and you haven’t booked your first dose yet, the time to do so is right now. It’s quick and simple to book at www.nhs.uk/ covid-vaccination or by phoning 119. If you are aged over 50, you have a health condition that means you’re eligible for vaccination or you’re a health and care worker, and you haven’t been vaccinated or cannot get an appointment through national booking system, speak to your GP surgery.

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SIZE OF A PLANET In March 2020, as an era-defining pandemic, swept the globe, and the UK went into its first national lockdown, a truly original project was born in the steel city of Sheffield.

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PC Turner, who pursued Hartigan, said: “I became aware of a Volvo S60 and its driver, who was later identified as Hartigan, driving at speed and dangerously through Sheffield. “I eventually caught up with the car, which was driving in excess of 90mph and was overtaking vehicles dangerously, including on blind bends. I illuminated my blue lights and requested the vehicle to stop.

Originally conceived by guitarist & producer Bryan Day as something to keep him sane’, the project is a musical version of the family folddown paper game known as Consequences, Pass it On, or Exquisite Corpse. Bryan signed up 19 friends to each record a musical idea and email it on to the next in line, who would add their own bit of sonic alchemy.

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Size of a Planet is a collective of 19 diverse musicians, vocalists and producers with a remarkable record of achievements, including World Music Awards, Grammy nominations, UK and US #1 hit records, and credits with the likes of Joe Strummer, Richard Hawley, Jarvis Cocker, Basement Jaxx, Florence and the Machine, Cassius, and Bob Sinclar.

19 passes later these initial ideas, now full to bursting with musical goodness, triumphantly returned to their originators in glorious technicolour for a grand reveal, with songs encompassing genres from R&B and acoustic Soul to Pop and electronica.

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A Sheffield man has been jailed after dangerous driving left a woman, 61, with a broken back, writes the Sheffield Star. A Sheffield man is behind bars after his dangerous driving led to a high speed police chase and left one of his victims with a broken back. Aaron Hartigan, 24, of Pot House Lane, Sheffield appeared

in court on Wednesday, April 21 charged with causing serious injury by dangerous driving following a pursuit in 2018 that left two victims with lasting injuries. On August 13 that year, PC Wes Turner from the Roads Policing Group was on patrol in Chapeltown when he became aware of

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“Hartigan failed to do so and a pursuit commenced. At one point in the pursuit, Hartigan passed through a red traffic light narrowly avoiding a collision with other vehicles crossing in front of him. Hartigan came to a stop after colliding with a bus and Ford Focus on Blacksmith Lane, Grenoside. “The Ford Focus was spun around 180 degrees and the passenger of the car, a 61-year-old woman, suffered a broken back.

“Hartigan exited his vehicle and fled the scene, with no regard for the injuries he had caused to others. He was later caught and arrested.” “Hartigan maintained his innocence throughout questioning, delaying the case. Hard work from our Roads Policing Group ensured that Hartigan was put before the courts, where he pleaded guilty to causing serious injury by dangerous driving on 14 April.” PC Turner added: “During a pursuit we dynamically assess the risk to the public, police and fleeing driver continuously. We don’t want anyone to become hurt, and unfortunately in this case, an innocent woman and her husband did suffer injuries. “Hartigan showed no remorse for his actions or the physical and emotional pain and distress he caused.” Hartigan was sentenced to three years in prison and has been disqualified from driving for four and a half years.

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Welcome some weeds. A “weed” is only a plant in the wrong place. Clover feeds the lawn with nitrogen and , along with daisies and dandelion, provides a food source for bees and other insects; Don’t cut the lawn too short in summer. It will lose more water. Allow a patch of grass to grow and flower. It will attract birds, insects and invertebrates - and grass flowers are very pretty. Consider sowing wildflower seeds or planting plugs to create a mini wildflower meadow which is both attractive to the eye and a food source for bees, butterflies and other insects. Beware of strimming in corners and under hedges where hedgehogs could be sleeping. Less time spent mowing will create a quieter environment and provide more time to enjoy other leisure activities. Enjoy your gardening! The Upper Don Tree Charter Branch with thanks to the RSPB and the Planet Natural Research Centre for additional information.

The shame of the game Who will they blame? For the shame of the game, who will they say was wrong? Whose voice rang out with that command? Open the gates, it’s my order Open the gates it’s an order – no gate control, no ground control. Just chaos and disaster, no gate control, no crowd control. Death their final answer.

Don’t forget Grandma, to switch on your telly During the 16th Century Renaissance Lawns were deliberately cultivated by the wealthy though they Just think Grandma, you might see me on your were more likely to be planted with chamomile telly than with grass. I can still hear him say, But Grandma it’ll be a great Closely shorn grass lawns emerged in the 17th game, Century at the homes of wealthy landowners. While sheep and cattle grazed in the parkland, So gizza big kiss, we’ll be on our way, the area closest to home were scythed and weeded We’ve got to get there early. by paid labourers and servants. The lawn became a mark of wealth and status while the cottage So don’t forget me wanna switch on your telly, gardens of the rural working poor grew fruit, Just think you might just see me on yer telly, herbs, vegetables and flowers for beauty and for the bees. They had no lawns. Neither had the factory So who will they blame for the shame of the workers of the Victorian industrial cities; they had game? no gardens at all. After the invention of the lawnmower the manicured front lawn became a mark of respectability by members of the upwardly mobile classes who were fortunate enough to live in a house with a garden. The status quo lasted throughout the 20th century until recent years when scientists revealed that the chemicals and cutting processes involved in maintaining the perfect lawn are detrimental to wildlife, poison the water courses and contribute to climate change.

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Lawns provide a home for lots of different insects that are eaten by birds and other wildlife. Those Hi rich in organic matter are likely to have a good We just wanted to thank any readers who signed our number of earthworms – the staple winter and petition opposing the Staindrop lodge proposals, spring diet of song-thrushes and blackbirds. and to update you on what happens next. Lawns can also provide seed for birds: of annual meadow-grass, plantain, buttercup and dandelion. Over 1,250 people have signed, making this is one of the biggest petitions we’ve had seen we became Any area of short grass will act as a feeding area for local councillors and it certainly reflects the local birds. Longer grass provides shelter and egg laying feeling about how inappropriate these proposals opportunities for insects on which birds and other are. wildlife feed. We will present this to the Council’s Planning You can improve your lawn for birds by simply Committee calling for the rejection of the avoiding the use of weedkillers and artificial application. This meeting is expected to be at the fertilisers and to look for alternative ways to end of May. manage your lawn by introducing a variety of grasses and plants. It’s not too late to sign - so do please email Sheffield. labourgroup@outlook.com and we’ll then send Lawns that are weed free, regularly fertilized, you the petition link. neat and bright green are of little value to wildlife whereas those which are scruffy looking can be a Neither of us will give up opposing this private valuable food source. planning application. Here are a few tips for a wild life friendly lawn:

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Meet Jack and Damian. Both are current team members at Woodhead Mountain Rescue and have set themselves quite the challenge...the Bob Graham to be exact.

Residents in Wisewood will soon have a new space to play, relax and enjoy the outdoors, as Council Leader Bob Johnson approved final plans for a new park and playground at Spider Park.

Councillor Bob Johnson, Leader of the Council, said: “We’ve been working with local residents to get this right – and I’m delighted that work is about to start.

People living in the area have been asking for improvements to the park, on the site of the former Wisewood School, and councillors have been working with the local communities over recent years to ensure the new park is right for area and delivers on what people want to see.

“There have been a number of hurdles over the years, so it’s even more pleasing that we’re now over them and can deliver what people in Wisewood have been asking for. From the onset we have wanted to create a haven where local people can get outdoors, have fun and enjoy some fresh air.

Following recent feedback from the community the original scope of the project has been increased, and this has now been formally approved by the Council.

“I used to go to the old Wisewood School so it’s also been an interesting personal journey for me in being able to sign-off plans for the park as Leader of the Council.

The new park is the last piece of the jigsaw for leisure opportunities in the Wisewood area over recent years after the creation of the Leisure Centre, the on-site pitches and a community garden.

“I want to thank all the people in the community who have made these plans a reality, and I’m excited to be able to take my little one to the playground soon"

The Bob Graham is a running challenge in the Lake District around a circular route of approximately 66 miles, over 42 mountains, climbing around 27,000ft, all within 24 hours. As this challenge has only been completed by just over 2000 people, it is deemed quite a serious undertaking. Jack and Damian will be taking part in the challenge on the 18th & 19th of June. They will be raising funds for the team to help purchase new outdoor clothing. As outdoor clothing are nearing the end of their life after protecting team members against the British elements, it is vital that they get replaced to help keep team members warm and safe whilst out assisting others. To donate, follow the link below to their just giving page. We wish both the very best of luck on what will be a huge achievement! https://www.justgiving.com/fundrai.../jackanddamianbobgraham

Visitors flock to see the new ‘Hen House’

Whirlow Hall Farm were delighted to announce the opening of their newly refurbished Hen House this weekend. The project funded by local online educational publishing house, Twinkl enhances the immersive experience for visitors and the students the Trust supports. With a new 80-seater café opening in June, the Hen House refurb marks the next phase of growth for the charity, encouraging more visitors to the much-loved local spot. The refurbished Hen House will enhance the learning delivery for the many vulnerable youngsters the charity works with but will provide the local community with opportunities to meet farm animals up close and personal, such as Horacio, the farms hand reared orphaned calf. The Hen House was officially opened by Jonathan and

Susie Seaton, Co-founders of Twinkl on Saturday 24th April, in line with all current Covid restrictions. Jonathan Seaton, Co-founder and CEO of Twinkl said: “It is really exciting to see the new Hen House at Whirlow Hall Farm Trust open to visitors. It’s a real honour to be involved in a project that will further support the educational work the Trust does with children and young people and it’s fantastic that we were able to assist with the refurbishment. I look forward to visiting regularly in the future and continuing to witness the great work done by the Trust in the community.” Whirlow Hall Farm Trust plays a vital role in the city's alternative provision network supporting children and young people facing a complex combination of difficulties which can include a

range of mental health conditions. Sarah Kerrigan, Head of Fundraising and Events said: “We are extremely grateful to Twinkl for supporting this project. Visitors to the café and shop help support the vital work we do so being able to meet a gentle calf, groom a rabbit, and check to see if the hens have laid eggs during their visit are not only fun and informative activities for local families, but crucial to encourage them to visit. The new Hen House together with our playground and upcoming new café will, without a doubt, help us to keep moving forward and allow us to share more magical moments with everyone at our beautiful location.” For more information visit whirlowhallfarm.org

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Chapeltown top the Speedway table after latest win

Chapeltown RBL picked up where they left off last week, inspired by a Mitch Savage first half hat trick.

Following a driving run by striker Curtis Dennison, the ball was cut back to Savage to volley home left footed after 5 minutes. It was the same combination again ten minutes later as Dennison rose highest to flick on for Savage to lob the oncoming goalkeeper. As the first half drew to a close, it was Archie Clayton who turned provider, as Savage nutmegged his marker before sliding the ball home. Following a number of changes at the break, Legion made it 4 after good work from Joe Moorhouse found Morgan Cowell who powered through and finished with confidence. Moorehouse and Chim Nkhata were both thwarted by the Colley keeper to stop it from becoming 5-0, before Tom Duty was adjudged to have pulled back a Colley attacker, who converted the penalty kick against Joe Hindmarch in goal.

This weekend has also seen two major pairs competitions on Saturday and Sunday, the 24th and 25th April. Saturday was the annual qualifier for the Sheffield Union of Golf Clubs Aitchison Trophy Competition. The format for the Gents competition is a better ball Stableford and with the excellent condition of the course and very favourable weather, the scores were expected to be good. Nearly 40 pairs entered the qualifier and only 11 points separated first to last place. Three pairs finished on the leading score of 45

“The extra meetings will keep me busy and I just can’t wait to get started really.”

Wright is making a comeback after five years out of the sport, but he’s been a regular on the grasstrack circuit.

Wright is also backing Sheffield for a successful season when they get going next month.

And he’s thrilled to have the opportunity to link up with the Tru Plant Tigers for their first season back in the top flight. “It all came out the blue really,” he said.

Stocksbridge Golfers Bask in Glorious Sunshine The sunny and dry weather has continued and Stocksbridge golfers have made the most of the fabulous Spring weather. Hilja and Liana O’Sullivan (pictured), fresh from their victory in the Yorkshire Ladies County Golf Association Qualifier, can be seen at the Golf Club enjoying the great conditions. The good news is that Margaret Pearson and Kath Busfield, who finished second, have also qualified for the next stage of the Yorkshire wide competition.

JAMES Wright has revealed how his move to Sheffield came ‘out of the blue’.

“I got a ‘phone call from the Bates family, they asked me what my thoughts were and it went from there really. “I always said I wanted to double up; I thought maybe during the season, do a few meetings and then maybe the opportunity would come.

“From what I can see we look a really decent side,” Wright said. “But we always say from the beginning of the season that the racing isn’t done on paper. “So everyone has just got to ride to their potential and then we’ll find out where we are come the end of the season.” Tigers open the campaign at Belle Vue on Monday May 17 and then return to Owlerton on Thursday May 20 for a clash with Peterborough.

“But this came at the right time for me and I’m just going to take it with both hands and it will do me the world of good having two clubs.

points, but it was Assistant Greenkeeper, Wayne Lazenby and John Gonciarz who won on countback. Trevor Moseley and Andy Taylor were second with Stuart Marsh and Pete Mannion coming in third. As a measure of the benign conditions, particularly the lack of any wind, 17 birdie 2’s were recorded on the courses par 3’s. On Sunday the Gents and Ladies’ sections competed in the Spring Mixed Foursomes. The results certainly seemed to favour married couples, with the first three places going to pairings in more than just the golfing sense. Margaret and Alfred Pearson, with a handicap allowance of 29, came out on top with a net score of 64. Sue and Robert Clegg (41) were second with a net score of 65, closely followed by Sue and Steve Hill (21) also with a net 65, but a slightly higher back 9. Perhaps the round of the week belongs to Andrew Finney though. In the midweek Stableford on the 22nd April Andrew, playing off a handi-

cap of just 1, won the competition with 39 points. His round included 4 birdies and just two dropped shots. This might even be the round of the year so far at the Club and is clear evidence of the very high standard of golf that Andrew has been playing for some time now. Callum Brown (17) did well to hang onto Andrew’s coat tails with 38 points. Richard Grimmer (16), Jonathon Finlay (28) and Cliff James (21) all had 36 points, but Richard claimed third spot on countback. The Dragons Section competed for their April Medal on the 21st April. Dave Stringer (14), the Section Captain, came home victorious with a net 66. Dave’s round was consistent over the 18 holes, nothing spectacular but more importantly for a stroke play competition, no disasters either. Frank Milnes (20), the Chairman of the Cub’s Directors Committee, was second with a 70, beating Sandy Murphy (12), who had the same net score, into third place on countback.

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Cricket: Thriller in first game Totley 237 ao Stocksbridge 1st XI 240-7

out a care for where the ball was pitched he dispatched the bowling and brought his 50 up within 7 overs. Andy Hibbert did however take the first wicket as opener Anwar Khan was caught behind, from a good catch by the debutant Andy Hirst behind the stumps.

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