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MAN SENTENCED FOR CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE OF 8-YEAROLD GIRL

DRUNKS AND DRUGGIES BY SHEFFIELD HOSTEL ARE 'SCARING' MUMS AND KIDS ON THE SCHOOL RUN

COMMITTED NEARLY 40 YEARS AGO

A 63-year-old man from High Green has been convicted of indecent assault against a then 8 year-old girl, nearly 40 years ago. Anthony Hardcastle, of Hawthorn Road, High Green was found guilty in Sheffield Crown Court, and sentenced to 7 years in prison.

The Staindrop Lodge in Chapeltown was leased by Sheffield Council to accommodate homeless people under emergency coronavirus legislation

The victim now in her 50’s told Look Local “I would just like to give this message to anybody out there that has been through what I have. It’s never too late for you to come forward and get justice.”

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At the end of sentencing on Thursday 22 July, the victim, who had until then given evidence behind a screen, read out her victim statement in front of the court.

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Victim’s statement “I was 8 years old when I can remember the first incidents taking place, and I remember feeling so scared and confused. I really didn’t understand what had just happened to me but something told me it was wrong and because I felt it was wrong, I also felt I'd been naughty… I felt so trapped inside a nightmare I couldn’t escape from. My abuser was always there. He was part of my family and I couldn’t get away from him… I also suffer from terrifying flashbacks… without any warning and they cause such overwhelming panic… For me it is a life sentence, and what's more I am completely innocent.” Judge Roger Thomas QC told 63-year-old Hardcastle: “You had not been in trouble with the courts or the police over the years, but you have been convicted last week of six offences of indecent assault. These date back to the late 70s and early 80s, beginning in 1978 and the early part of 1979 when you were 20 years of age. "From those formative years, she (the victim) was subjected to these offences.” He told him the damage done to his victim, who was left scared and confused by what had happened, had carried through to her adult years and caused her severe psychological harm, before she finally disclosed what happened in 2019.

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CHALLENGE 750 DONE

A man and his son have walked for 750 minutes around Sheffield to raise over £1600 for The Salvation Army.

Having lived in 4 countries in Africa – Kenya, Malawi, Uganda and Nigeria – he is more acutely aware of such situations.

Goff Payne of The Salvation Army says he has been touched by the knowledge that so many people in parts of the world go without - sometimes for want of better training and access to resources that we take for granted.

He told Look Local, ‘When I read about the 750 Challenge it made an impact on me, and I wondered how the '750' could best be used as a challenge for me. A 750-minute walk seemed a good idea given that we live so close to glorious open countryside.’ Walking from Edale, taking in Kinder Scout, Bleak-

low and Margery Hill, High Bradfield and ending up at the base of Loxley Common seemed a suitable challenge that would take at least 750 minutes (12.5 hours). Our son, Duncan, who lives nearby, and who grew up in Kenya and Malawi, wanted to be part of the action, and possibly to keep an eye on his 'old man'! We completed the walk a few weeks ago and have so far raised over £1600.” In addition, the local Salvation Army church at Hillsborough Tabernacle, Proctor Place is putting on a table-top sale at 10am on 7 August, so that this figure can be boosted. Bric-a-brac, clothes, and other items will be on sale, and refreshments available too. The Salvation Army’s Feeding Hope CHALLENGE 750: “In 2019, close to 750 million – or nearly one in ten people in the world – were exposed to severe levels of food insecurity” Choose your challenge based on the number 750 and take part anytime, anywhere before the end of August. See https://www. salvationarmy.org.uk/international-development/campaigns/feeding-hope for further information. Pictured: Duncan & Goff Payne on Kinder Scout, Bleaklow Stones

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First Ecclesfield Cub to earn all Cub badges Thomas Tredoux, ‘Tommy’, has become the first Cub attending Ecclesfield Cub Scouts to earn all the activity and challenge badges.

with his determination to completing his goal and have never seen a young person so dedicated to gaining so many badges.

An amazing achievement.

Tommy told Look Local:

Usually, Cubs earn activity badges based on their existing interests and hobbies and work towards the challenge badges to gain the top Cub Scout award the Silver Chief Scouts award. However, Tommy decided he would like to gain all the badges available to him during his time as a Cub Scout.

“I like spending time on the water and managed to get 50+ sessions of sailing, canoeing, kayaking, and rafting which earned me a badge. I love sailing and I go to the Pennine sailing club every week.”

Over the last two years he has worked hard completing badges during and outside of pack nights, showing his Cub Leaders what he had been doing with great enthusiasm, even during lockdowns through email and zoom meetings. The Cub Leaders, who volunteer their time to run Cubs, are impressed

“I enjoyed trying new sports e.g. martial arts, snowboarding, scuba diving and horse riding (with my next door neighbour teaching me). I now go snowboarding regularly.” “I found the hardest badge to get was the athletics plus as I worked all summer to complete it. I had to run 50m in less than 11s and also throw

a cricket ball over 22m, this took lots of practice.” “The most interesting badge was the science badge as I love experimenting. I mixed coca cola and mints to create a volcano of coke which made a mess and had fun building water rockets, air rockets and a pop pop boat.” “It was really tough getting all of the badges, but I am proud of myself.” Tommy’s Mum, Emily, says: “I am really proud of Tommy for achieving so much, he has earned 38 activity badges, 1 activity plus, 16 staged badges, 7 challenge badges and his silver chief scout award badge, he was also made a seconder and yes I've had to sew every one of them on. I couldn't be prouder of him.”

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Residents have complained about a catalogue of antisocial behaviour at a homeless hostel, including mums and children feeling intimidated walking to school.

timidated while a Housley Park resident said their children had been harassed for food and cigarettes and there were people selling and taking drugs.

The Staindrop Lodge in Chapeltown closed in March 2020 in response to the pandemic and was leased by Sheffield Council to accommodate homeless people under emergency coronavirus legislation.

One Thorncliffe View resident said: “Their behaviour is both intimidating and antisocial. I do not wish for my children to see drunks at 8am wandering the streets, however, this has been the case when I have taken my daughter to school.

The council arrangement ended in June but the Fairhome Group wants the hotel to be converted permanently into 44 bedsits for homeless people. But more than 300 residents have objected saying it would be totally unsuitable in a neighbourhood with young families, pensioners and several schools. A Mortomley Lane resident said: “I witnessed two residents lying in a bus shelter surrounded by cans of beer. We have had empty bottles of alcohol thrown at our car and thrown into the front garden. “I have been approached for money outside the Tesco petrol station and my husband has witnessed begging in the street outside the Spa most mornings on his way to work. “We have residents stumbling into the middle of Mortomley Lane almost getting themselves run over by oncoming traffic and very nearly causing a major accident. “Needles and other drug items are discarded near the pond and worryingly close to a children’s park. “I have witnessed residents knocking on doors asking for money. All of this is suddenly happening in a family community on a daily basis.” An Ironstone Crescent neighbour said their family had been shouted and sworn at and in-

“They also decided to have a mass brawl in the car park of the hotel as I walked by, shouting obscenities at one another.” Another Ironstone Crescent resident said: “We always walk our children to and from school and on most occasions we experience them drinking alcohol, whilst others are clearly high on drugs early in the morning. This is causing anxiety for our young children on their way to school.” And a Coppice Rise resident said: “The hotel is in close proximity to my child’s school and I have on a number of occasions witnessed people clearly under the influence of drugs in the immediate area at the beginning and end of school. This makes me and my child feel unsafe.” When Sheffield Council ran the hostel it had a 24 hour on-site officer, security and arrangements with local policing teams to respond to any anti-social behaviour. But the council and South Yorkshire Police are both concerned the new application does not include any plans to offer on-site support services, security or safeguarding measures. Planning officers are advising councillors to refuse the application at a meeting on Tuesday, July 27.

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40 new jobs created

The Range to open new store at Fox Valley The UK’s great value home, leisure and gardens retailer, The Range, is delighted to announce that it will be opening a new store at Fox Valley in north Sheffield later this year in the former Next unit. The new branch will create 40 new full and part-time jobs for the local area, which is positive news during such testing times for the retail sector. It is great to see a national retailer progress with their growth and expansion plans, even in the tough economic climate. The Fox Valley branch is expected to bring additional footfall to the popular shopping park. The new store will provide an offering of the most popular products found in The Range stores around the country. It includes luxurious bedding, statement

lighting and beautiful ornaments to finish the look. Combined with Furniture, DIY and everyday essentials from cleaning supplies to health & beauty necessities, this store is expected to have something to suit everyone’s tastes and needs. Centre Manager of Fox Valley, Claire Reynolds, commented on the Range’s upcoming opening: “We are thrilled to announce that The Range will be joining Fox Valley later this year, the popular national retailer will be a fantastic addition to the area and bring something completely new to Fox Valley!” To find out more about Fox Valley please visit www.foxvalleysheffield.co.uk

People urged to have covid vaccine as cases rise in Sheffield A chief doctor in Sheffield is urging people to have their vaccination as covid restrictions are lifted. Most covid restrictions were lifted in England on Monday 19 July meaning there aren’t limits on how many people can meet or attend events and nightclubs reopened. However, this doesn’t mean covid has gone away. Cases of covid are rising in Sheffield with the latest figures showing 580 cases per 100,000 people. Cases are now as high as they were in January 2021. It’s now more important than ever that people have their covid vaccination. Dr Zak McMurray, Medical Director at NHS Sheffield Clinical Commissioning Group, said: “Thank you to the people of Sheffield for getting their covid vaccine. 60% of us are double vaccinated, which is fantastic but we need to keep going. The best way to end the pandemic is for as many people as possible to get both doses of the vaccine. “As we start socialising more and spending more time around others, please get your vaccination to help to prevent serious illness, hospital admissions and deaths from covid19. The vaccines are saving lives.” It’s not too late to have your vaccination, if you turned down the offer initially but now want your vaccination you can still book an appointment or turn up at one of the city’s walk in clinics.

Quadri Adeboye from Sheffield had his second vaccination at the pop up clinic at Sheffield United Football Club earlier this month. He works in a role where he comes in to contact with a lot of people and wanted to protect himself and others. He also had the vaccine to enable him to travel more freely. He said: “The way the government have put things in place for travelling, that you don’t have to isolate when you’ve had two jabs, works for me. Having to isolate for 10 days would affect my income. My family live abroad so it means I will be able to see them quicker.” For some people, covid-19 can cause symptoms that last weeks or months after the infection has gone. This is called long covid. Around 10,000 people in Sheffield have long covid, including plenty of young people. Dr McMurray continued: “Long covid can cause over 200 symptoms including fatigue, anxiety, and impotence. The best way to avoid long covid is to not get covid. The best way to not get covid is to get vaccinated. get vaccinated today. “I would also advise that people continue to keep their distance from others when out and about, keep wearing your face coverings when in crowded places and isolate and book a test if you get symptoms.” You can book your vaccine by contacting 119, online at www.nhs.uk/coronavirus-vaccine or by visiting one of the daily walk in clinics in Sheffield:

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Your Letters Staindrop Lodge Planning Application Dear readers Our fight continues to stop the planning application to turn Staindrop Lodge into a permanent homeless hostel. On Tuesday 27th July Sheffield City Council will consider the private planning application by Fairhome Group PLC – and we will present our petition opposing the plans. Over 1,400 local residents have signed – many doing so after reading about the petition in the pages of Look Local. In May we were not re-elected as councillors but we remain committed to the local community and our area, and will continue to do everything we can to get this application stopped. We are hopeful that the plans will be turned down and the Council’s officer recommendation even makes it clear how bad the planning proposal is. As we have stated all along - this proposal is wholly inadequate for the area, and would not address the support needs of the highly vulnerable people it proports to serve. We will let readers know about hearing result, and if anyone

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TRAMLINES Your report on Streets Ahead preparation for Tramlines begins “ as the city looks forward to tramlines returning” seems to overlook the fact that many of your readers are certainly not looking forward to the return. We face overcrowded trams during the day and no trams at all in the late evening. We face the closure of local roads and the lack of parking. With the trams being suspended no doubt more people will be encouraged to drive exacerbating the parking problem and congestion and no doubt leading to increased drunk and drug driving. No we are not looking forward to the festival. Alistair Nicoll

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shire’s largest theatre pipe organ. A true Yorkshire affair. The concert on Sunday August 1st at 2-30pm (doors open at 1-45pm) is at the Astoria Centre, Metro Trading Centre, Barugh Green, Barnsley, S75 1JT. Information and tickets on 07944 566972 or pay on the door. The Astoria is now open every Wednesday for the weekly afternoon tea dance from 1 to 4 pm and every Thursday for our Music and Memories lunchtime concert starting at 1pm. Both are pay on the door. Hot and cold refreshments available at all events. For details of all our events or copy of our programme for 2021 please contact us using the above details.

The Moor will be holding 10 Bears of Sheffield kids craft workshops throughout the summer holidays to raise funds for Sheffield’s Children’s Hospital Charity and to bring families into Sheffield throughout the Summer. The events will be held every Thursday throughout the Summer holidays and children will be able to take part painting their own Bear of Sheffield or creating a Bear of Sheffield mask. The workshops will take place outdoor next to Krispy Kreme on The Moor and will be held on the 29th of July & 5th, 12th, 19th & 26th August.

There will be two workshops held per day, in the morning children will have the opportunity to paint one of the small Bears of Sheffield and in the afternoon sessions there will be Bears of Sheffield mask making. Parents will be able to book their child’s place on the craft workshops by messaging The Moor’s Facebook page. Amanda Phillips, Centre Manager for The Moor said: “The Moor is delighted to be part of this collaboration with Sheffield Children’s Hospital Charity. We hope the craft workshops will not only bring families into the heart of Sheffield this Summer but also raise vital funds for a fantastic charity”. For more details visit www.moorsheffield.com/whats-on

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Church showed more promise with a corner that just scraped past the far post. Again, Church were on the front foot with some great passing. Church broke down a Prestwick move in midfield and the 3 on 3 situation nearly led to a Church goal, but tremendous Prestwick defending took the ball away just as Kieran Ryan shot.

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Prestwick had a free kick on the far left of the box, the direct shot hit the left-hand post and went to safety. Church then created 2 clear cut chances but did not score. Church brought on 4 substitutes. Kieran Ryan broke free, his cross was met by Charlie Shepherd whose header from 6 yards was well saved. Prestwick moved the ball well but their chances on goal were few and far between, a speculative shot sailed high over the bar and then a couple of Prestwick moves broke down. Church continued to ask hard questions of the Prestwick midfield but could not spring the offside traps. Church moved the ball down the left, Kieran Ryan took the ball deep into the box and reverse passed it from the touch line to Charles Shepherd who shot first time into the right of goal. Prestwick immediately took the ball down the Church end but their finishing again let them down. Full Time - PCFC 2 Prestwick 0 Another impressive Church performance sees them move into the new season with a good win under their belt. Prestwick Heys had brought a merry band of supporters who were set on enjoying the warm Clubhouse and its well-stocked bar.

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when all the Covid restrictions were in place”. Anita, who is the group organiser and founder of the badminton group added “I am immensely proud of all our players, we welcome people of all ages so please come along and give badminton a try. We’re all very friendly and have a laugh too”.

“Young at Heart” meet every Wednesday from 11:30 pm – 2:00 pm, there is a small charge of £4 per session to contribute towards the court hire. Andy Clarke, from the Leisure Centre added “Amy is an inspiration to us all and show’s the importance of staying active as we all get older, well done Amy!!”

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PRICE KNOCK SECURES BIG WIN Stocksbridge 1st XI 248-9 (M Price 91, J Newton 64) Sheffield Super Strikers 144 all out (J Hibbert 2-26, A Hibbert 4-46) Stocksbridge won by 104 runs Stocksbridge 1st XI travelled to Scholes, where Sheffield Super Strikers were the hosts. Looking to make it back to back wins 1st XI skipper Andy Hibbert won the toss and elected to bat first on what looked a really good batting track. Openers Matt Price and Jack Newton took to the crease and the pair quickly got into their stride. Newton was the destroyer

as he continued his good form with the bat. Every bad ball was dispatched to the boundary, with Newton in complete control of the innings. He brought his 50 up in style in quick time, with the score 64-0.

Price was anchoring superbly well at the other end as Newton continued to kick on. Newton would depart for a well made 64, after a brilliant caught and bowled. Price was joined by Andy Hirst who started off really well and was supporting Price who really began to kick on. Hirst was removed for a well made 24 been being clean bowled.

Price took the baton off Newton, with the 1st innings beginning to really motor on. Price was growing in confidence as the innings went by, with the Super Strikers bowlers struggling to give Price anything to worry about.

Price was well on for his 100, until a superb one handed catch in the deep stopped him in his tracks. Price, departed to the pavilion for a brilliant 91 and fully deserved his standing ovation. Both openers being removed by two brilliants pieces of fielding. The 1st batted the 40 overs out and finished on a commanding 248-9, Super Strikers had a lot of work to do to get something from the game.

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Baslow 230-9 Stocksbridge 2nd XI 96 ao Baslow won by 134 runs

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Stocksbridge got straight into the Strikers top order with Andy Hibbert striking first, after a brilliant bit of combo fielding by Liam Grayson and Jake Vickers. Joe Hibbert and Liam Grayson came into the attack and the pair began to cause problems. Hibbert struck twice in a couple of overs to remove the dangerous Muhammed and Yameen. The 1st were in control. Grayson backed him up from the other end picking up a couple of wickets with his brilliant variation. Grayson finished with figures of 2-24 off his 8 overs. Hibbert picked up a couple more wickets, one a superb caught and bowled. Hibbert finished with figures of 4-26 off his 10 overs. It was left to captain Andy Hibbert to come back on to claim the last two wickets, giving the 1st XI a huge 104 run victory. Skipper Hibbert finishing with figures of 4-46. The 1st are continuing to chase down Totley at the top with the gap only six points now. They travel to Sheffield Transport on Saturday.

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Graihagh and Shaun win at Penistone Parkrun Parkruns made their long awaited return to the running scene last Saturday and Penistone runners were out in force. Parkruns take place on a Saturday morning at 9am at hundreds of different locations across the country and measure 5 kilometres in distance, they are also free to enter. Shaun Dimelow won the Penistone parkrun in an impressive 17-34 which was also a course record for over50 men. Junior athlete Graihagh Turner was first lady in a time of 19-23. At the same parkrun Malcolm Rose broke the men’s over65 record in an impressive 20-06. The Penistone Boundary relay took place on Sunday. The 16 mile boundary is broken down into

three legs with the race starting and finishing at Cubley Hall. Ten teams of three runners took part. The winning team was made up of Gary Briscoe, Becky Timms and Michael Walsh. A number of Penistone runners took in the Value of York 10 mile race. Ian Sutcliffe, Keith Gordon and Ray Brown all claimed podium positions for their respective age groups.

Issue 1176 Thursday 29 July 2021

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40 new jobs created - The Range to open new store at Fox Valley

First Ecclesfield Cub to earn all Cub badges

Challenge 750 done