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Sheffield ready to charge to enter city centre Sheffield City Council will take a bold step towards making the city’s air cleaner and safer at a special Co-operative Executive meeting on 26 October 2021.

The Clean Air Zone would involve a daily charge for polluting vehicles to enter the city centre and inner ring road. The proposed Category C zone would mean:

If the decision passes, the Council will create a Category C Clean Air Zone, accepting £24million of Government funding to help local drivers upgrade to cleaner vehicles.

• Buses, taxis, vans, lorries and coaches which do not meet the Euro 6 diesel or Euro 4 petrol emissions standard will be charged.

The Clean Air Zone means the most polluting buses, taxis, vans, coaches and lorries will pay a charge to enter the city centre. Private vehicles will be exempt.

• Private cars and motorbikes will not be charged.

Sheffield’s proposed charges are £10 a day for LGVs and taxis, and £50 a day for buses, coaches and HGVs.

• In a change to previous proposals, taxis (Private Hire and Hackney Carriages) will no longer need to be Electric or Ultra Low Emissions Under the new proposals, Euro 6 Diesel or Euro 4 Petrol will not be subject to the charge.

Before the zone is introduced, a second citywide consultation will take place in November. This will focus on packages of support to help local businesses and taxi drivers reduce their emissions, including grants and loans.

Sheffield – like most cities in England – currently has illegal levels of harmful nitrogen dioxide (NO2). There is a legal obligation to reduce roadside emissions from older, polluting vehicles in the shortest time possible. Air pollution contributes

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to lung disease, asthma, heart attacks and stroke. The tragic death of nine-year-old Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah in London in 2013 was directly attributed to air pollution. Most other cities are introducing a Clean Air Zone, including Manchester, Bristol, Bradford and Newcastle. The funding available for upgrades incentivises local drivers to make the jump to electric, rather than another fossil fuel vehicle. Other cities have seen better air quality after introducing Clean Air Zones. In the three months after Birmingham introduced their zone, NO2 dropped by 20 per cent on previous years. Despite dropping during the pandemic, levels of pollution in Sheffield have increased as traffic returned to the roads. Funding will also be available to help local taxi drivers and businesses upgrade to electric or ultra-lowemissions (ULEV) vehicles.

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‘selfless and tireless campaigners’ A recent event held at Crane Moor Methodist Chapel paid tribute to two members of a local campaign group who had worked tirelessly to secure a new bus service. Both Ann Hamblen and John Whittington were core members of the Thurgoland Parish Council Public Transport Working Group (TPCPTWG), a group set up to campaign for better transport services in the Thurgoland area. After three years of campaigning in partnership with Kevin Carr, Director of South Pennine Community Transport, and Miriam Cates, the local Member of Parliament, funding was secured from South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority to run the brand new Number 26 bus service. The new route is an hourly weekday service connecting Penistone, Green Moor, Wortley, Crane Moor, Thurgoland, Deepcar and Stocksbridge. Sadly both Ann and John passed away before the Number 26 ser-

vice was launched in September 2020, and so the TPCPTWG decided to name the two new buses serving the route in their honour. Roy Harris and Ella Jones, founding members of the Group, organised the naming event in conjunction with Kevin Carr. Dozens of people attended including the families of John and Ann and many people from the local community. Homemade refreshments were served by volunteers at the Chapel and the Rev Ian Lucraft presided over a moving ceremony. Family members paid tribute to John and Ann, and Cllr Robert Blythe Chair of Thurgoland Parish Council and Miriam Cates MP also shared their memories of working with the pair. Memorial booklets were given out to all those who attended, explaining the huge contribution that both John and Ann have made to the local community. Ann, who was a parish councillor, and John who was Treasurer at the Chapel were both former

teachers who threw themselves into voluntary work, despite suffering with health issues in recent years. Roy Harris of TPCTWG said: ‘Both John and Ann were tireless in their campaign for better public transport and it’s so sad that they are not here to see their success. It was wonderful to see so many people turn out to honour them today and we hope it is a fitting tribute to name these new buses in their honour that are now connecting our communities.’ Miriam Cates added: ’It was a privilege to know Ann and John and a privilege to be part of the event today. I want to express my thanks to Roy Harris, Ella Jones, Sue Heyes and Paul Parkinson of the TPCPTWG for all their hard work in organising the ceremony and to Kevin Carr for providing the wonderful memorial booklets. John and Ann were both selfless and highly respected members of our community. I’m so pleased that they were able to leave such a great legacy for our area.’

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New store opens in Fox Valley 40 new jobs created

Following months of anticipation, British Home, Leisure and Gardens retailer, The Range, is delighted to confirm that it will be opening its new Stocksbridge store in North Sheffield on Friday 29th October It will be located at Fox Valley and is due to be opened next Friday at 9am by Councillor Joe Staniforth, the Deputy Mayor of Stocksbridge Town Council. The launch will take place after months of work and preparations to transform the old Next unit into a brand-new Range store. The creation of 40 full and part-time jobs when the Stocksbridge branch opens is positive news in such challenging times for the retail sector and the new store is expected to be a fantastic boost to the local economy and area. The new Stocksbridge store will provide a selection of the home, leisure and garden retailer’s most popular products from state-

ment lighting and stylish home accessories to leisure products for arts & crafts, gardening, and pet care. The Stocksbridge store will open with the amazing Christmas shop, for which The Range is renowned, selling trees, decorations, lights and much more to make this Festive season even more special! James Shepherd, Estates Director at Dransfield properties, said “We are so excited for our new store, The Range, to open in our centre. It will be an amazing addition to Fox Valley, and we are looking forward to having them trading and open in time for Christmas.” A Range Representative commented “We are so excited to be opening our new store here in Fox Valley. Since 1989, we have opened over 190 stores across the UK and Ireland and can’t wait to be starting our new venture here in Stocksbridge”

Witnesses sought after racial abuse incident Police in Chapeltown are appealing for information and dashcam footage after a woman was assaulted earlier this month. It is reported that on Sunday 10 October at around 2:50pm, the victim, a woman in her 20s, was driving in Ecclesfield Road, when the driver of a blue Audi travelling in the opposite direction hurled racist abuse at her before throwing an unknown alkaline substance into her face through her window.

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for the whole of the RAF Family, and the awards are a great opportunity to recognise all of the fantastic work that allowed us to continue supporting RAF veterans, serving personnel and their families throughout the pandemic and beyond. “I’d like to pass on my congratulations to all of this year’s winners, particularly Ollie for his tireless support. The enthusiasm, creativity, and generosity we saw over the course of 2020 was truly inspiring, so from all of us here at the Fund – thank you.” The RAF Benevolent Fund is the RAF’s leading welfare charity, providing practical, financial, and emotional support to RAF personnel, veterans, and their partners and dependants. If you know a member of the RAF Family in need, please go to rafbf. org to find out how the Fund could help.

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MINISTER OPENS NEW INNOVATION HUB Secretary of State for Education The Rt Hon Nadhim Zahawi MP, officially opens £7 million redevelopment of the SciTech Digital Innovation Hub Barnsley College welcomed the Secretary of State for Education The Rt Hon Nadhim Zahawi MP on Thursday 21 October 2021 at a grand opening ceremony of the SciTech Digital Innovation Hub. The Secretary of State for Education was presented by Yiannis Koursis, Principal and CEO of Barnsley College, and Helen Jaggar, Vice Chair of the College’s governors, to leading figures in Barnsley including the Worshipful the Mayor of Barnsley, Councillor Caroline Makinson; Dan Jarvis, Member of Parliament for Barnsley Central and Mayor of South Yorkshire and the Deputy Lord Lieutenant Colonel George Kilburn MBE. . The Secretary of State for Education was accompanied on a tour to see the excellent facilities, workshops and specialist equipment for courses offered at the Hub including Esports, Computing, T Levels, Photography, Broadcast Journalism, Digital Media, Games Design and Professional Studies. Following the tour the Secretary of State for Education unveiled

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Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi said: “I really enjoyed meeting the inspiring students and staff at Barnsley College, where I opened their fantastic new SciTech Digital Innovation Hub. The Hub will make sure students for many generations to come have access to the high-quality facilities they need to progress and secure great jobs.

The refurbishment of SciTech Digital Innovation Hub was supported by The Department of Education and The Sheffield City Region Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP), with £5m worth of funding to support the £7m refurbishment. The Hub provides facilities to enable the College to deliver an exciting new digital curriculum in response to the digital skills gap, which threatens to cost the UK economy over £100billion in GDP growth.

“They have pioneered T Levels – which, in their own words, combine of the best of apprenticeships and A levels – tailoring them to support local businesses with the skills they need.” Yiannis added: “We would like to thank Secretary of State for Education The Rt Hon Nadhim Zahawi MP for coming along to officially open our £7 million redevelopment of the SciTech Digital Innovation Hub. It was an excellent way to mark the new chapter for our digital students. “The staff and students are extremely proud to be involved in this very special occasion. At Barnsley College we put our students at the heart of everything we do, and it’s always a joy to hear them speaking so passionately about how wonderful the cam-

Facilities within the SciTech Digital Innovation Hub have a special focus on digital industries including cyber security, network technologies, Artificial Intelligence and Virtual Reality alongside software and programming. SciTech will also be the home of businesses in a new Business Incubation Centre, including our local Chamber of Commerce, further strengthening the links between the College and the economy. For more information on studying at Barnsley College call 01226 216 123, email info@barnsley. ac.uk or visit www.barnsleycollege.co.uk

Talented technician shortlisted in prestigious national awards Technician, Bronte Elliott, from the University of Sheffield’s, School of Biosciences, has been shortlisted in a prestigious awards scheme which celebrates technical excellence and innovation in higher education and research. A technician from the School of Biosciences has been shortlisted in a prestigious awards scheme which celebrates technical excellence and innovation in higher education and research. Bronte Elliott is in the running for a Papin Prize newcomer award, which recognises an individual who has embarked on a technical career within the past four years and shown exceptional promise. She is one of only 61 technicians across the UK to be shortlisted across ten categories in this year’s awards. “I am delighted that Bronte’s hard work has been recognised. It’s a huge achievement to be shortlisted for a Papin Prize. “Bronte's efforts have been central in adapting our research-grade methods to produce ear cells from stem cells, into industry-compatible standards. She successfully

demonstrated we can generate the correct cells with a simpler, more controlled system than the one we used before. This is a critical step in our ambitions to translate the technology into the clinic and to achieve a first-in-human trial, in the path to develop a stem cell therapy for hearing loss. “Undoubtedly, Bronte’s dedication and strong work ethics makes her a worthy recipient of this distinction.” Professor Marcelo Rivolta Professor of Sensory Stem Cell Biology in the School of Biosciences The Papin Prizes are named after Denis Papin, a 17th century technician who worked with Robert Boyle. Papin invented the steam digester and was one of the first technicians to publish in his own name. Nominations for the 2021 Papin Prizes are made by any member of the higher education community including students, staff, collaborators and alumni. Winners will be announced at the biannual Higher Education Technician Summit (HETS) 2021 on 10 November 2021 at the East Midlands Conference Centre, University of Nottingham.

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Saturday the 6th November sees the return of the annual Penistone community bonfire and firework display organised by Penistone Round Table. Staffed entirely by volunteers, with every single penny raised being used to fund local charities and good causes, it promises to be another year of fantastic family firework fun! Admittance - Anyone over the age of 16 will only pay: £4 online, £5 on the gate Whilst children under 16 are FREE! This year the display will be performed by award winning display company Phenomenal Fireworks, promising to be the best yet. Refreshments will be provided by Penistone Ladies Circle and additional food stalls, with novelties for sale onsite and Music/Entertainment by Penistone FM.

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Any profits made will be donated back to local organisations. Please support your local community by buying novelties and refreshments from community run stalls inside the show ground. Part of a local school, youth or charity group? Why not enter 'Build a Guy' competition and win yourselves some Fantastic prizes. Entry to the guy competition is free. All you need do is present your entry by 3pm on the 6th November.Top prizes for the best creations - Judged by our special guest. Winning ‘guy’ will take pride of place on top of our bonfire Come along to the Penistone Show ground (behind Tesco) from 6.30pm for a fun family evening to remember and help your community. Gates Open - 6.30pm Fire Lit - 7.00pm Fireworks - 7.30pm

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27 Don Valley Probus having resumed our regular meeting programme again, will meet on 27th October at 10.30am in Christ Church Hall, Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, for the AGM and followed with a presentation by Peter York. Our meetings are always relaxed and take place on alternate Wednesday mornings throughout the year, when we look forward to welcoming our regular members, as well as visitors and new members. For more information, please call Stephen Clarke on 07593 792967.

1 Stocksbridge & Deepcar Townswomens Guild will meet in Christ Church Hall, Manchester Road, on Monday 1st November at 2.30pm. There will be a floral demonstration by Karen. Visitors welcome £3. Refresh will be avail, for further details phone 2882393

29 Greenhead Church, Chapeltown coffee morning 10am-12pm, all welcome. 30 Free HALLOWEEN PARTY in Chapeltown Park. 10.30am to 12.30pm Prizes for children’s Fancy Dress. Spooky crafts and a trail round the wood. All welcome. Refreshments available. Meet at the bandstand. 30 Macmillan Coffee Morning St Nicholas’ Church High Bradfield, Saturday 30th October 10.00am 1.00pm All Proceeds to The Palliative Care Unit Northern General Hospital, Please join us, Everyone welcome. 30 Friends of Windmill Hill Pumpkin Trail join us on our spook-tacular Halloween pumpkin trail around Chapeltown, raising funds for Windmill Hill PTA. Come and visit us on our stall at Traxx for a trail quiz sheet where we will also have tombola and raffle 30 St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield, Macmillan Coffee Morning, 10am to 1pm. Proceeds to The Palliative Care Unit Northern General Hospital. Everyone welcome 30 Friends of Chapeltown Park are hosting a Halloween Party from 10.30am to 12.30pm. Meet at the bandstand. Fancy Dress competition for kids at 11.30am. Refreshments available. come.

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31 10 - 12.00 Halloween Craft Club for kids at the Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive S36 1EG. Come and have spooky fun - but sanitise your hands first! 31 Free Online Halloween Party at 2pm on Sunday 31 October, local duo Stevie Moore & Patricia Lynn Moore, will be hosting a free online Superjam Halloween Party, in aid of the Sheffield Children’s Hospital via its Snowflake Appeal. The event is ideal for all ages and will be streamed live via Facebook - the link to join is Stevie Moore or Patricia Lynn Moore. Everyone is welcome for an hour of wonderful live music with songs from over the decades. For further info please contact Kathy Markwick, Freelance Community Consultant, 0772 9528844 kathymarkwick@ gmail.com

1 Bradfield Historical Society - - History of the Humble Fork by Paul Iseard and Quiz, Bradfield Village Hall, 7.30, 2337463 or email bradfield.history@ mypostoffice.co.uk 3 Stocksbridge and District WI are meeting at Christchurch Community Hall 7.15 for 7.30 start. Our speaker is Natalie from Oopsadaisy who will be showing us how to make Xmas decorations from clay. Please ring Janet for further details or to book, asap. 07939941818. Visitors always welcome. 6 Saturday at 2-4pm - Bolsterstone Archaeology and Heritage Group is hosting a talk by Mike Dyson on Rural Cutlers of Bradfield Parish in Bolsterstone Village Hall. Mike will also hold a workshop on penknives, showing how they are made. Refreshments will be available. Free but donations welcome. 6 Wharncliffe Side WI will be holding a coffee morning in the Chapel on Brightholmlea Lane, Wharncliffe Side from 10.00 to 12.00. £2 entry for unlimited coffee, stalls, raffle, cakes and company. All welcome. Please note that the event is cash only. 7 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners ‘Muck In’ Day (practical work on the common), 10am-noon, meet at Rural Lane Car Park, www.walc.epizy. com. Tools supplied, please bring gloves 11 Chapeltown WI will hold their next meeting at 7.30pm at Chapeltown Methodist Church. Mike Smith will be the guest speaker , the title of his talk will be ‘Rhythm and Rhyme’ and ‘Time for a song.’ The competition is a Funny Limerick. New members will be made welcome. 13 This year our Autumn Fayre is being replaced by an Autumn coffee morning at High Green Methodist Church 10am-12noon. A selection of stalls include, cakes, bric-a-brac, fancy goods, tombola, gifts, plants. All welcome. 13 Saturday 10am, Worrall Environmental Group invite you to help with a Clean-Up Day. Meet at troughs by bus stop. 14 Remembrance Sunday, Wreath laying at the memorial stone for 11am 14 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - Birds in Autumn, a round walk with John Robinson on the common, returning to the car park. Meet at Rural Lane Car Park at 9am. www. walc.epizy.com. FREE but donations welcome.

15 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners , AGM - Wadsley Church Hall, Worrall Road, S6 4BB. 7.30pm, followed by a talk by Malcolm Nunn, ‘Old Sheffield Part 2’ £3.50 entry, this includes refreshments. Everyone welcome - no need to book. Social distancing, sanitizer and ventilation are all in place at the Hall. www.walc.epizy.com 16 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners, Mid-week Muck-In. Conservation session with Rangers and volunteers from Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust. We can supply tools, but please bring your own gardeningtype gloves. Meet in the quarry area 10am to 2pm. 16 Worrall Environmental Group AGM and general meeting ,7:30pm at The Shoulder of Mutton 28 Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre - Christmas Fayre - 11.00 am to 4.00 pm. Seasonal Fun And Festive Treats For All The Family, Santa’s Grotto, Festive Music, Stalls Available £12.00 Per Table, Telephone 0114 2883792.

ONGOING Mondays Mens Activity and Games Session Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre Monday afternoons 1-30pm to 3-30pm Cost £1 (includes free refreshments) Activities will include a range from Badminton, Table Tennis, Indoor Curling, Dominoes, Card and Board Games, Quiz Contact Mark Hible 07841 430171 for further information.

Tuesdays The popular Ploughman’s Lunches are back in Bradfield Village Hall on Tuesday, 2nd November, and Wednesday, 3rd November from 12noon -2.00pm. This two course lunch with tea or coffee is £7.50 per person. Proceeds in aid of St.Nicholas’ Church.

Fridays Stocksbridge Community Care Group’s Friday Drop In Service for elderly residents is once again being held weekly at The Venue, between 10am and 3pm. For a small charge visitors can enjoy a hot drink, company, games, talks and a light lunch. For further information contact Dave Owen on 0114 2864426.

Saturdays Councillor Julie Grocutt Saturday morning Surgery 10-11am First Saturday of each month at Stocksbridge Library. Call in for help, advice or a chat.

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Raw sewage Dear Ms Cates If I were to stop 1000 people in Stocksbridge or Penistone and ask them if they were in favour of dumping raw untreated sewage into UK rivers, I would expect 100% to say NO. Please can you explain then, why you voted YES? Regards Jenny Cooke

Raw sewage Could you please include this letter anonymously in your letters page as I don’t want any reprisals. Just a quick question to all readers via the letters page. After leaving the EU, we were told that we would “lead the world” with our regulations; so why has our local mp, just this week, voted against stopping raw sewage being discharged into rivers?

"This vote is another example of the law of unintended consequences. I of course agree that sewage should not be entering rivers and streams, but this amendment would only have made the existing problem even worse. At the moment the only alternative at times of heavy rain would be to pump excess sewage onto the streets and into people's homes. That is not something I was prepared to vote for. "Releasing into rivers is not a sustainable solution, and the Bill already includes a legal obligation to put together a comprehensive and costed plan to eliminate the need for storm overflows of this kind. However, the amendment that we voted against had no plan to actually achieve this and no way to pay for it. This would have left taxpayers and consumers to pick up a bill of at least £150 billion - more than our entire education, police, and defence budgets combined.

In the face of stark warnings about climate change the RHS is inviting the U.K.’s 30 million gardeners and the public to become greener. The aim is to help their choices to have a positive impact on the climate and the biodiversity crisis and to tackle some national concerns including loneliness, obesity and mental health.

Earlier this month the depressing results of the Your mp is supposed to work for you, do you want 2021 national butterfly survey were announced. raw sewage being discharged into rivers? It revealed the lowest number of butterflies ever recorded. But it doesn’t have to continue to be Regards disastrous. The gardeners of Britain can help a

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great deal to reverse this trend by planting flowers especially for the benefit of butterflies, bees and other pollinators.

Sunflower challenge lifts spirits

In lockdown 2020 & 2021 my husband and myself For 150 years, since they became fashionable encouraged people of all ages & abilities to grow during Queen Victoria‘s reign, summer bedding the tallest sunflower. The event raised £155.00 and plants have been used to create splashes of colour the winner was young George- picture attached. in private and municipal gardens and public spaces. The flowers that were, and are still often, used - notably, Begonias, Petunia‘s, Busy Lizzies and Geraniums - although colourful and popular with gardeners because of their brightness, provide little or no food for pollinating insects. The good news is that there are exciting alternatives available. Most of these are perennial flowers which will come up every year and work out cheaper in the long run than buying replacement bedding plants every year.

All members of the daisy and the salvia families are beloved by bees and butterflies. Agastache, Bowles Mauve, Buddleja Davidii, lavender and single flowering dahlias (not the Pom Poms!), are particularly attractive. Just Google “plants for "This is an incredibly complex problem that pollinators “. The list is endless. requires a genuine effort to solve it. The Bill as it It’s also worth sowing a few annual seeds such as stands forces the Government to work with water calendula, cornflowers, borage and cosmos which companies to come up with an achievable and look fantastic and keep the pollinators busy all fully costed plan to resolve this issue within a year. summer long. And of course there are the spring That is the responsible way to stop sewage from bulbs to think about now! If in doubt, look out for entering our rivers and avoid it being pumped onto the little bee sign in the garden catalogues and at residential streets instead." the garden centres. Miriam Cates MP Announcing the launch of the recent RHS Sustainable Gardening Strategy and Plant Friendly Gardening Campaign RHS president Keith Weed( his real name!) said:

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As a life coach having a positive mindset is viral and this fundraiser lifted the spirits of everyone who took part. Since lockdown it is believed to be 3 million more people have turned to gardening to support health & wellbeing. The challenge will take place again next year, if anyone wishes to get involved for an amazing charity.

‘ We will empower, inspire and support the nations gardeners to make changes, some small and some 1 in 2 of us will be affected by cancer in our lifetime. large …” For ways to become a planet-friendly gardener and Much appreciated, to see the RHS sustainabllity strategy visit RHS. Debbie Cundy org.uk/sustainability. A few little changes in all our gardens could make an enormous difference nationally. And who knows, next year, our beautiful valley could be buzzing and fluttering with bees and butterflies once again! The Upper Don Tree Charter Branch.

Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust wins £10,000 Movement for Good award Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust has won a £10,000 Movement for Good award from Ecclesiastical Insurance Group. Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust is one of 30 charities chosen by a panel of judges to receive £10,000 as part of specialist insurer Ecclesiastical's Movement for Good awards, which is giving £1million to good causes this year. The grant will fund Natural Flood Management (NFM) works in the Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trusts’ Grenoside Woods nature reserve, an extensive site of Ancient Woodland occupying high ground north of Sheffield. NFM is a method of reducing the danger of flooding in times of heavy rainfall, an increasing risk of climate change. Heavy rain can overwhelm the streams which normally carry away excess water, causing flooding to occur lower down in the valleys. A series of occasional ponds will be dug which will store excess water in times of heavy rain until the natu-

ral water system is able to cope with it. Leaky dams built into the watercourses will hold back excess rainwater and release it more gradually into the streams to prevent them from becoming overwhelmed. NFM is 100% natural, more effective than more intrusive modern methods of flood mitigation and will potentially benefit everyone who lives and works in the valley below. Wildlife will benefit too. The ponds and dams will provide habitats for amphibians: frogs, toads and newts, and woodland ponds help insect populations to thrive, thus providing food for the abundant bird and bat populations of Greno Woods. The awards are designed to help charities make a real difference in their communities. More than 1,000 charities applied for the funding and the winning projects were selected against four criteria: impact and effectiveness, sustainability, innovation, and care and compassion.

The funding will support the Greno Woods Natural Flood Management works over the next three years. Chris Grice, Fundraising Officer for Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust said, “Thank you to the Movement for Good award from Ecclesiastical Insurance Group for this funding. Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust exists to conserve and protect wildlife and habitats and to connect and inform local people in conservation and biodiversity. We are looking forward to carrying out this Natural Flood Management work in Greno Woods. It is a cost effective, natural, wildlife friendly approach to mitigating a flood risk which climate change looks set to increase in the years to come. ”

support and a sense of financial stability. Through the second phase of our Movement for Good awards we are actively championing innovation, giving charities the backing they need to propel their plans forward and turn creative ideas into practical solutions that benefit society. We know that £10,000 can make a huge difference to the incredible work that charities do and we’re looking forward to seeing how this financial boost will change lives for the better.”

Mark Hews, Group Chief Executive at Ecclesiastical Insurance Group, said,

“Ecclesiastical, the fourth largest corporate donor in the UK, is a unique financial services group. We are owned by a charity which means all available profits can be given to the good causes that are so important to our customers. As a company whose purpose is to contribute to the greater good of society, charitable giving is at the heart of our business.”

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Chocolate maker Marathon man raises donates £5k to funds for Rescue team Hockey Club

The Woodhead MRT team would like to say a huge thank you to Mondelēz International (well known chocolate, sweet & snack brand owners), who have kindly donated a whopping £5,000 to the team.

Mondelēz International were running a campaign where charities sent in an application and a reason as to why they should receive the grant.

the yellow jelly baby. Both were very excited to have a play with some of the team’s kit, and both showed a keen interest in becoming part of the team - 2 potential new recruits there.

stay operational. From all of the team, we would like to say thank you once again. We can’t do what we do without you.

£2000. Matt completed his 27 and a half miler, during which he visited all the Sheffield hockey clubs and pitches he had played on over the years, on Saturday in around 5 hours which included stopping to take pictures on route.

This fantastic donation will go a long way providing new vital equipment for the team to help us

After some careful decision making, all of the applications were narrowed down to just 3 charities. From there, it was the people’s choice where Woodhead Mountain Rescue came out as the chosen charity.

Chapeltown Juniors Hockey Coach Matt Bradshaw set himself the task of raising sufficient funds to buy a set of goal posts for the new Chapeltown Hockey Club Juniors training facility at the MUGA (Multi Use Games Area) at the Caribbean Sports Club in Ecclesfield. After much deliberation he decided to become a marathon man for a day. Taking donations through the Just Giving page [a link is available on the Chapeltown HC website if anyone would like to donate] he has currently raised over

To say thanks, team members and the supporters made an appearance at their Sheffield factory alongside hosting a meet and greet with some of their factory staff. As a treat, team members also met the sour patch kid, and Bubbles

Matt has been a club member since he was 12 years old, playing for all the clubs teams right up to the clubs first team, He has been the main coach for the junior section for about the last 15 years. Our junior section for 5 to 14 year olds trains at the Caribbean Club every Sunday starting at 9am. The first ‘taster’ session is for FREE. For more information on both the Juniors and the Adult teams the Chapeltown HC website will give more details [ https://www.chapeltownhc.com/ ] or we are on Facebook.

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The match was abandoned after 25 minutes due to a serious neck injury sustained in an aerial challenge to Church striker Nathan Keightley (pictured). Thanks go to Church & Silsden’s physios Ruth Tomlinson and Connor Docherty who treated Nathan until the ambulance arrived to take him to hospital. He was later allowed home pending further tests during the week. All the club wish him a speedy recovery. Church’s next fixture: Saturday 30th October 2021 v Grimsby Borough (h) Kick off 3pm

GOLF - Pair win the Club Doubles After a long summer season, the Stocksbridge Golf Club Vic Wilson Doubles knockout competition has been won by Joe Sedgwick and James Mace. It was a final with three Sedgwick members playing in the match, with Matt and his Dad Ian, the opponents of Joe and James. So, at least Sedgwick success was guaranteed from either team. It was a highly competitive match that went to the final hole in the match-play, better-ball format. After 17 holes the game was all square and with approach shots to the 18th, in fading light, were vital. It was Joe who chipped to 2 inches to clinch the victory for himself and James, before hand-shakes all round. Joe, James, Ian and Matt are pictured, before they started the match, on the first tee. The Dragons Summer Cup concluded with the final round of the season long competition on 20 October. Noel Weaver (16), not only won the final round with 38 points, he also won the overall competition. Les Wright (14) also scored 38 points, but lost out to Noel on countback. Charlie Dale (25) was third with 37 points. Ian Batty (16) and Mick Siddall (17), who were both in contention for the Cup, finished 4th and 5th respectively with 35 points. To score points for the overall summer competition players weekly stableford points over 30 are counted. Noel's overall aggregate score for the Summer Cup was 56 points, with an average of 4.7 per round. Mick Siddall finished

second with a score of 53 points with an average of 5.3 per round. Ian Batty finished third, also with 53 points, but a slightly lower average of 3.8 per round. Les Wright was fourth with 49 points and an average of 4.1 per round. Doug Needham finished fifth with 45 points at an average of 5.0 per round. Well over 50 Dragons competed in at The squad was bolstered by the least one round of the competition. returning Jack Spencer, whippet The Gents Section competed for the third round of the Callum Green and veteran flyer Club Winter Cup on 23 October. Overnight rain had Joe Jones in the backs, with the made the course a little softer and strong westerly winds experienced Ricky James coming made playing conditions tricky. Phil Beaumont (24) won into the front row. the round convincingly with 39 points. Eddie Smith (22) was second with 36 points, the same score as several other players, but with a better back nine total. Steven Haigh (14), Mick Bellamy (21) and Danny Costello (1) were the other players to lose out to Eddie on countback. Danny's gross score for the round was a 1 over par 67, a round that included 16 pars, 1 birdie and just one double bogie on the 16th.

Stocksbridge had the better of the early exchanges, and a series of forward charges lead by the hardworking Pete Newton, with clock tower Andy Beal not far from the action helped the visitors establish a platform for the exciting and pacey back line to show case Assistant Professionals Liana O'Sullivan and Joe Sedwick some free flowing rugby. sponsored the Mid-week Stableford that was won by Dave One attack saw the ball move Buxton (10) with 39 points. Ashley Jowitt (17) was second sweetly thru several pairs of with 38 points and Nick Broomhead (15) third with 37 hands before a covering defender points. Richard Walker (23) also scored 37 points but lost managed to bundle winger Jones out to Nick on countback. into touch. The line out was stolen by Rhys ‘diesel’ Aspin, and a tight forwards wedge drove on, the ever dependable Rowett made space for Newton to release Beal who plunged over the line for the opening score, just too wide for Bowskill to convert. Age Group Ranking: Hessle played with a limited 1, Richard Mackie 21-43 (V50). game plan, keeping the ball tight 1, Poppy Tovey 24-14 (SEN). with their bulky forwards, but when they did shift the ball, a line 1, Raymond Brown 29-38 (V80). break was halted by a last ditch, 1, Martyn Cartwright 30-08 (V75). try saving tackle from full back Dan Burt. Barnsley parkrun 23 Oct 21 The pressure told as Hessle did Ranking: eventually cross the line for a 11, Charlie Skipper 20-29; 16, Patrick Needham 22-17; 23, converted score of their own, to Alan Knox 23-41; 34, Stuart Smith 25-00; 38, Jill Scrivens take a narrow lead. 25-38; 73, John Spencer 31-33; 87, Annie Lightowler 35Stocksbridge’s response was to 18; 90, Susan Higham 35-29. take a forward step and take Age Group Ranking: the game to the home side. The gained their just reward on the 1, Alan Knox 23-41 (V65). stroke of half time when New1, Jill Scrivens 25-38 (V50). ton was on hand to complete an excellent driving maul from an1, Susan Higham 35-29 (V70). other well worked Aspin gather at the line out, this time Bowskill

for Malc at Leeds 10: Josie Charlesworth (6th under11 girls), Finn Pepper (2nd under11 boys), Flynn Rogers (3rd under13 boys), Ruby Sykes (7th senior ladies), Kai Sunman (8th senior men), James Fryers (7th under20 men), Julia Cobham (9th over35 ladies), Nicola McNulty (6th over45 ladies), Barbara Haigh (1st over75 ladies), Matt Robinson (3rd over50 men), Keith Gordon (3rd over70 men), Nick Wittingham (6th over65 men) and Ray Brown (2nd over75 men). James Fryers had a fine run at the Rotherham Parkrun claiming first finisher in 18-14. Results Penistone parkrun 23 Oct 21 Ranking: 7, Oliver Pike 20-01; 19, Richard Mackie 21-43; 37, Alex Simon 23-55; 38, Poppy Tovey 24-14; 40, Mark Graham 24-19; 88, Raymond Brown 29-38; 91, Martyn Cartwright 30-08; 97, Richard Cottam 30-42; 102, Sarah Clough 3111; 115, Karen Schofield 32-56; 130, Dianne Mcguinness 36-18.

Globe Travel sponsored Stocksbridge Rugby made the journey to Humberside to take on Hessle under the Humber Bridge, and despite being generally the better side, they had to settle for just one losing bonus point in a narrow and agonising 17pts to 15 pts defeat.

added the extras to make the half time score Hessle 7pts – Stocksbridge Rugby 12pts. Stocksbridge began the 2nd half how they finished in the 1st half, deep in Hessle territory, and Bowskill extended the visitors lead with a simple penalty for a ruck infringement. The home side gradually came back into the contest, despite some excellent defending by the Stocksbridge blue wall. Evergreen play maker Ricky Christopherson was introduced as Stocksbridge moved the bulky home pack around the park however, the penalty count grew and eventually Hessle found a gap to score a further converted try, to bring them within 1pt of their visitors. Stocksbridge thought they had scored when Tommy Spencer was harshly judged to have been held up when crossing the line to score. Stocksbridge held the lead until the last few minutes when another penalty enabled the home kicker to nudge Hessle in front, Bowskill had the chance to win the game for Stocksbridge in the final minute, but was wide with a penalty attempt, and Hessle held on till the whistle for a full time score of Hessle 17pts – Stocksbridge Rugby 15pts. The consistent diesel engine Rhys Aspin was the Man of the Match, in what was an encouraging team effort, giving the team plenty of positives to build on. Captain Roles-Middlehurst was proud of his charges afterwards saying ‘despite the end result, we put in 80 minutes of hard graft in a great team effort, and these are the standards we need to maintain’ adding ‘we can still be better, and a few things to work on in training should see us ready for Hornsea next week’. Next up for the ‘pigs’ are unbeaten league leaders Hornsea Rugby who visit Coal Pit Lane next Saturday, kick off is 3pm.

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on, he had a shot of his own which was fairly weak and easily claimed by Ryan Catterick in the Marske goal.

Steels took the lead when Scott Ruthven finished after a free kick was crossed in. Marske replied instantly with an Adam Boyes goal before a penalty from Craig Gott put them ahead. Mangham equalised in the 90th minute from the penalty spot.

At the other end, Boyes was causing all sorts of problems. Marske sent most of the ball to him and he tried to make the most of it. His best chance was when he went clear on goal but thanks to some pressure by Rob Ludlum, the shot was able to be saved by Hall. Later on, he tested Hall again after pulling down a long ball before turning and hitting a volley wide from a free kick.

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Against the run of play, Stocksbridge got the lead. Nodder had the free kick from the right and he’ll be thankful their attempt at a routine was nicked by the referee who pulled it back. Instead, Nodder whipped the cross in and Scott Ruthven scored his first of the season after finishing at the far post. This was only Marske’s fourth goal conceded of the league season.

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Last Saturday Wheeler Dan Emery rode the Halifax Imperial Hill Climb on Ripponden Bank. His time of 4m 48.4s on the 1.25km climb with an average gradient of 9.6% and peaking at 17.2% placed him 16th of 27 finishers and 2nd in his 40-49 years age group. On the same day Paul Heggie travelled over to Middlewich to ride in the last of three Manchester & District 10 mile Open Time Trials. He finished in 26m 48s placing 20th of 29 riders and 5th of 8 in his age group. Following the easing of Covid rules the club is now meeting for the Sunday rides at Brewers Fayre roundabout, Wombwell at 9am. Visitors are welcome. Check the club’s Facebook page for last minute changes.