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Married man spared jail A married man from Stocksbridge who ‘groomed’ a 15-yearold schoolgirl had booked a hotel room for them just before the youngster’s step-mother alerted the police, writes Jon Cooper for the Sheffield Star.

Sheffield Crown Court heard on December 15 how Matthew Nightingale, aged 37, of Knowles Avenue, in Stocksbridge, gave the youngster gifts, took her to McDonald’s, kissed her and exchanged sexual pictures. Judge Peter Kelson QC told Nightingale: “There is plainly here grooming in the form of expensive gifts being bought for this child.” He added: “You spent a lot of time with her and you spent a lot of time alone with her but your activity only extended to kissing her when you dropped her off back

at home. These kisses began as pecks and lingered longer as time passed.”

£2,000 because he felt it was his fault she had lost her job.

Catherine Duffy, prosecuting, said the 15-year-old’s step-mother became suspicious when the youngster was receiving gifts and the police were alerted.

The youngster stated Nightingale would give her gifts and pick her up in his van and take her to McDonald’s and drop her off at the end of the street where he kissed her.

The court heard Nightingale had given the youngster, who cannot be named for legal reasons, expensive items including trainers, perfume, a watch and £2,000.

Ms Duffy said Nightingale met the youngster more often after school and they went shopping in Rotherham and they started kissing more often.

Nightingale claimed the youngster was a friend he had met at a Sheffield pub and they had communicated by Snapchat and texting and they had gone to McDonald’s and he had bought her gifts.

During one trip to Scarborough, Nightingale told the youngster he wanted them to be in a relationship, according to Ms Duffy, and after a trip to Doncaster’s Frenchgate Shopping Centre they shared a kiss that was more like a snog.

He admitted putting money into her bank account and giving her

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Covid: Chancellor announces help for hospitality The chancellor has set out measures to help England's hospitality sector as it struggles with a collapse in bookings sparked by the rise in Covid cases. Speaking on Tuesday, Rishi Sunak unveiled a £1bn fund of cash grants of up to £6,000 per premises for each eligible firm. He said the government would also help certain firms with the cost of sick pay for Covid-related absences. The chancellor also announced an extra £30m to help theatres and museums. He said the "generous" new support recognised the situation many hospitality and leisure businesses faced in the run-up to Christmas.

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Married man spared jail ...continued from front page Ms Duffy revealed Nightingale sent a naked photo of himself to the youngster and they began talking about sex and the defendant enquired about a one-night stay at a Sheffield Hotel not long before the youngster’s stepmother alerted police. Nightingale, who has no previous convictions, pleaded guilty to meeting a girl aged under 16, engaging in sexual communication with a child and engaging in sexual activity with a child between February and May, 2019. Sean Smith, defending, said: “She was 15, but she was not particularly vulnerable over and above that. I accept and concede that sexual images were exchanged but they were a small number.” He added that Nightingale has a son with health concerns and his wife is currently on maternity leave with their second child and they would suffer if the defendant was jailed. Mr Smith also said Nightingale has expressed genuine regret and remorse and he was described as caring, hard-working and supportive in a number of references. Judge Kelson sentenced Nightingale to two years of custody suspended for two years, with a rehabilitation requirement. Nightingale was also made subject to the Sex Offenders Register for ten years and a Sexual Harm Prevention Order for the same period.

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An ‘unsung hero’ from north Sheffield has been recognised with a National community award presented by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. Gary Chamberlain setup HOWWL back in December 2019 with the vision to build on the strengths of the community and provide help to those vulnerable within the communities of Oughtibridge, Worrall, Wharncliffe Side and Wadsley Park Village. Through ‘Covid’ volunteers have delivered over 1500 bags of groceries to those in need and delivered 81 turkeys at Christmas to families in need. The award ceremony is to be aired on ITV on Christmas Eve

at 7.30pm, was hosted earlier this month at Westminster Abbey. Gary,59, a retired civil servant was nominated for the award by Alex Archer and Peter Burchill from the local Co-op store. Alex said of the group “They do brilliant work to support mental wellbeing…They worked incredibly hard to set up a food bank during lockdown to support families in need. Alongside this, they ran a prescription delivery service for those self-isolating.”. Miriam Cates MP said "HOWWL have been a fantastic support network to our communities during the pandemic …HOWWL is a wonderful example of how volunteering can empower and enrich communities."

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Over the festive period this year, there will be no changes to bin collection days, and excess festive waste can be left out for collection. Residents can check the online collection calendar to confirm collection days. To be collected, bins must be placed out by 7am on collection day with the bin lid closed. Over the festive period, it is likely that extra waste and recycling will be produced, including wrapping paper, Christmas cards, boxes, catalogues, glass and plastic bottles, biscuit/chocolate tins and lots more. A wrong turn home became a lifesaving coincidence in a near fatal Sheffield crash, writes Isobel Fry for the Sheffield Star. Emily Hill-Green, 24, was driving home from work when she took the wrong turn home and ended up on the road where Ryan Ward, 22, had crashed his car. After performing first aid on Mr Ward and staying with him till the paramedics came, she went home and never heard anything more. Months after the accident, Miss Hill-Green posted in a Facebook community group, asking for information about Mr Ward’s status. Through Facebook friends and community help, she was messaged by Mr Ward’s mother before being put in touch with Mr Ward. Today they meet again, with words of thanks and cherish to be shared. Mr Ward remembers nothing from the night of the accident but said, “If it had just been my friends there that night, I would be dead.” Miss Hill-Green heard Mr Ward’s friends shouting to pull him out the car, those words made her step in, and her first aid knowledge kicked in. Miss Hill-Green said, “I’m just grateful I was there to help otherwise it could have ended much worse.” “After hearing from your (Ryan’s) mum and how grateful she was I felt good, like I had done something right.” “I didn’t post on the Facebook group to receive praise, but it definitely felt good, I couldn’t sleep not knowing what had happened to Ryan.” Mr Ward is on the mend, after the accident he was in a coma for over a month and has had many major operations. He was discharged from the hospital midOctober but has to go back for several more surgeries. His outlook on life has changed since the accident, “I just feel happier, the whole situation has humbled me.” he said. Miss Hill-Green received her first aid training as part of her course at university and worked in an A&E ward before starting her job as a support worker. She said, “anyone with her training or knowledge would do the same thing, it’s a duty of care.” She is keen to encourage everyone to get first aid training if they can as she has proven it can help save a life when you least expect it. She said, “The first thing they tell you in training is you’ll never know when you need it, and that couldn’t be more true.”

There are a number of options available to help residents manage any extra waste and recycling: A reminder that paper and card including wrapping paper, Christmas cards, boxes and catalogues, can be recycled in the blue bin. Glass bottles and jars, plastic bottles, biscuit and chocolate tins can all be recycled in the brown bin. Blue bins: Small amounts of additional paper and card can be tied in a bundle and put next to blue bins for collection (the additional bundle should be no bigger than the size of the bin) Brown bins: Up to two extra bags of tins, cans and plastic bottles will be collected between 27 December and 21 January. They should be placed inside a carrier bag, tied and then put out for collection next to the brown bin. Glass bottles or jars must be placed inside brown bins, otherwise the extra recycling will not be collected.

The Woodhead MRT team would like to say a huge thanks to Thorncliffe Health and Leisure Centre for their generous donation to the team. The joint donation with Edale Mountain Rescue Team came as a result of a callout both teams took part in last year. The amazing people at the leisure centre played host to a very successful coffee and cake morning. As a result, they were able to raise a total of £541.52 which has been split between both teams. Once again, a big thank you to the leisure centre and everyone who called in! We can’t do what we do without you.

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A collaboration of educators and employers from South Yorkshire, including Barnsley College, have successfully secured over £12million to establish a new South Alternatively extra waste and recycling can be taken to one of the Yorkshire Institute of Technology City’s Household Waste Recycling Centres. The Winter opening (IoT). times are from 9.30am until 3.30pm however sites will be closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day, and will close at The Department for Education 3pm on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. Residents are advised to (DfE) made the announcement today as part of the second wave check site opening days before planning a visit. of IoT bids to have funding confirmed by the government. New employer-led IoTs offer higher level technical education to help South Yorkshire Police appeal home on Mowson Crescent, in close skills gaps in key STEM arafter gang armed with machete Worrall, and damaging a mo- eas. They are part of the governattack man in his 70s in Wor- torhome and car parked outside. ment’s plans to reform technical training to help employers get the rall, Sheffield Police, who said officers were skilled workforce they need and A gang of thugs armed with a called on December 6, at around offer local people rewarding jobs. machete and a wrench attacked 9.45pm, have appealed for inforThe South Yorkshire IoT joins a man in his 70s, seriously in- mation following the assault. Further Education institutions, juring him, outside his home in Higher Education institutions Sheffield. and local employers together to Anyone with information is The victim was assaulted after provide pathways from STEM asked to call 101, quoting inciconfronting the men when they based T-Levels to Higher Techdent number 898 of December started smashing windows at his nical Qualifications, apprentice6. Black Bins: Between 27 December and 21 January, up to two bags of extra general waste will be collected. The extra non-recyclable waste should be put into a black bag, tied, and then put out for collection next to the black bin.

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ships, and degrees. The IoT will also offer flexible courses for adults looking to reskill or upskill. The collaboration includes DN Colleges Group, Sheffield Hallam University, Barnsley College, and the University of Sheffield AMRC Training Centre as core education partners. RNN Group, the Sheffield College and the National Centre for Advanced Transport & Infrastructure (NCATI) are also associate partners. In addition, the core employer partners include AESSEAL PLC, Engie UK, HLM Architects and WANdisco. They will have a place on the Board of the IoT. The South Yorkshire IoT will work closely with employers to provide specialist provision for over 1,500 learners, aiming to meet the demand for construction, digital, engineering/manufacturing, and healthcare science higher level technical skills within the region.

Christmas Friendship Lunch

Miriam Cates MP made a surprise visit to the Red Lion in Grenoside Christmas Friendship Lunch last week. The sold out event was a huge success, with entertainment by Paul Anthony. Miriam enjoyed chatting to guests and looks forward to attending future events. For further information and/or to discuss hosting/sponsoring a Friendship Lunch, please contact Kathy Markwick, Freelance Community Consultant, 0772 9528844 kathymarkwick@gmail.com

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Your Letters Accident waiting to happen… I am glad to say I am okay, but I want drivers to think before turning on there engines and look up and down for Pedestrians, wait a minute then turn the key, it may save a life. As cars get higher there is no way for them to see people in wheelchairs, like me or children, who can be behind the vehicle that you get in, they may be just crossing the road. Children saunter, and NHS wheelchairs are slow. I was lucky as a quick thinker I turned my chair, I had been half way across the road when I saw the man's head coming down the path. By the time I had reached half way behind his vehicle I heard a click of the door and the engine start, and he just started reversing I screamed out for him to stop but he couldn't hear me above the roar of the engine I quickly turned my chair which, I am sure saved my life, and kept pushing my chair in forward position so it would freely move along with the pushing sensation I could feel coming from my back. Eventually he heard my screaming and stopped, I had just been about a foot away from the kerb, but what if it had been a child or someone that panics? Please think twice when reversing in your cars, just wait a minute or two you may actually save a life. I am not asking for much just a minute before you turn that key as people use the road too. If I or a child cannot see in to a vehicle, you definitely cannot see what's behind you. I hope everyone stays safe, and has a lovely Christmas. And I hope the gentleman who could not see me has recovered from his shock too.

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I’m really very nice you know, You ought to try me out, 2021 has been a difficult year for all of our So please, I say, take a chance, community across Stocksbridge & Upper Don, the On this small, green, humble sprout. covid virus taking it toll in many ways leaving all of Kevin Wild, SY Police us touched by its devastation. Christmas and this festive period is the right time for me to say a massive thank you to everyone in This week in focus: our community for the responsible way you have continued to respond to the pandemic, ensuring We're reminding you to know your limits this Christmas! that we remain as safe as possible. Our key workers and voluntary community have We know many of you may be out enjoying the continued to lead the way in keeping things going festivities this week as we run up to Christmas and as usual, always with positivity and cheer despite we want to remind you to think about your actions the enormous pressures they have been working and ensure you enjoy your celebrations in the right under. Thank you to you all, you have provided way. support and normality for so many. It has been reassuring to see new volunteers come forward to assist with the covid vaccination programme, if you have not had your jab, please make sure to go and get it.

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In honour of the festive season our Police force poet, Kevin Wild, who is one of our receptionists, has put pen to paper again to write a Christmas poem.

I wish I was as popular, As the Turkey that I see, And all those other trimmings, This is an especially bitter pill for anyone in the North. Who stare and glower at me. They’ve jacked up prices weeks after announcing that they were breaking years of promises to renew I’ll never be the centrepiece, the unacceptably decrepit Northern rail system by I’m often hidden out of sight, fully implementing Northern Powerhouse Rail. It’s It’s as if I wasn’t there at all, a bargain basement service at sky-high prices, and It really isn’t right. it’s not good enough. I know I’m rather small, But this pattern is not just true in the North. The Insignificant it seems, government has presided over a similar rip-off But the things I hear those trimmings say, across the whole system. Since 2010 season ticket They really can be mean. prices have gone up on average 49%, with fares rising at twice the rate of wages, and people paying thousands of pounds more even as travel remains And those sat round the table, below standard in many places. Treat me with disdain, For when I’m offered to their plates, As we try to encourage people off the roads and They refuse again and again. amid a wider crisis in the cost of living, the actions of the Conservatives once again speak louder than They talk about the taste, their words. How they simply cannot face, Dan Jarvis To have me in their mouths, South Yorkshire Mayor And the table I disgrace.

I have been delighted to support a number of new community groups that have started up this year, supporting local parks and keeping out areas tidy by holding regular litter picks to mention a few. I can say with confidence that all our community groups would always welcome new members, if you have even a small amount of time to spare please get involved. I am happy to put you in touch But in the same article, the Star states that MPs with volunteer groups in your area should you voted to make facemasks mandatory in most wish to join. indoor venues. What the article neglects to say, is The plans for the regeneration of Stocksbridge are that Miriam Cates was one of the 41 Tory only MPs progressing and it was great to see so many people who voted AGAINST mandatory mask wearing. engaging in the consultation, this will be an onWhose "freedom" is she talking about? Not mine. going process as the project develops, please make I had become increasingly nervous about going in sure to get involved. to crowded shops as face mask wearing declined. I recently abandoned an intercity rail journey as the As always should you need any assistance from me train I wanted to board had standing room only as your local councillor please do get in touch. My and was jam packed with maskless travellers. All contact details are below and I have a surgery the scientists have continued to advise that facemasks first Saturday of every month in the Stocksbridge DO help to stop transmission of Covid. They are Library. Please pop in even if its just for a chat. worn to protect others if you are unknowingly With very best wishes infected. Does Miriam Cates think that infecting others is a basic freedom and we should all be at Julie (Cllr Julie Grocutt liberty to do so? She claims to be speaking for julie.grocutt@councillor.sheffield.gov.uk her constituents, but she has voted in a way to 07825195212) potentially do us enormous harm. Shame on her. An article in the Sheffield Star on 14th December quotes from a speech our MP, Miriam Cates, made in parliament in the debate on new Covid rules. She voted against the introduction of Covid passes on the grounds of wanting a "society of freedom and responsibility". She was one of 126 MPs from all parties to vote that way.

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Local Notices Masks Ms Cates has been getting some screen time again this week but her speak is made up, she’s pushing the unscientific idea that face coverings aren’t necessary because the COVID death rate has dropped, 14th December there were 138. Is she thinking that’s acceptable or she’s not well informed, Tories don’t do detail do they. Ms Cates voted last week against face coverings, she said her constituents wanted that, sorry who has she been talking to? In my humble opinion wearing a face mask is not an inconvenience to our daily life. They help save lives and protect the public. It will be difficult to impose now when the public see the Tories not following the rules. Latest on the Christmas parties, Simon Case who was tasked by the PM to investigate the parties has been found he attended one himself so has been removed from the investigation. Not sure if an investigation is required anymore as it seems everyone knows it happened, Johnson just needs to be open and admit he knew and mislead the nation. Tory ministers are self imploding by condemning Chris Whitty who contradicted Johnson‘s message of carry on regardless as Omicron infections soar. Whitty’s message was to be more cautious. Who’s advice would you follow? I’m sure it would be good for Johnson to go now but he’s doing a great job in dismantling the government so keep him in place until he completes the job and takes his spokeswomen Ms Cates with him.

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Suzanne McGill was the overall winner of the ladies over45 category and was also fourth lady home. First man back for Penistone was Simon Pike who also claimed 3rd place in the men’s over40 age category.

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Charlotte was third lady overall in 2-12 and also first in the ladies over50 age category. Andrew came home a creditable 10th overall in 2-02. Lots of runners were in action at various Parkruns around the region. Brothers James and Tom Fryers claimed first and second place at the Frickley Parkrun. James was first in 18-13 and Tom second in 18-57. The fourth and final south Yorkshire cross country fixture was held at Graves Park in Sheffield. This fixture also acted as the South Yorkshire Cross Country championships. There were a good number of junior and senior Penistone athletes involved with some achieving notable success. At the junior end Alexander Wright was 8th in the boys under11 category and Onnee Turner was 10th in the under13 girls. In the senior ladies event Ruby Sykes claimed an excellent 7th place. Other strong performances in the ladies race were Julia Cobham (9th over35 ladies) and Barbara Haigh (1st over75 ladies).

19, Oliver Pike 44-46; 28, Suzanne McGill 46-01; 48, Alan Knox 49-19; 56, Keith Gordon 51-43; 84, Sarah Halstead 55-30; 113, Susan Charlesworth 60-49; 119, Barbara Haigh 61-30; 127, Jane Cockerton 63-17; 129, Raymond Brown 63-36; 139, John Spencer 65-58; 140, Jane Partridge 66-06; 142, Denise Pozorski 67-48.

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Carl Matthewman broke two hours in the half marathon finishing in 1-59-48. On the fells four Penistone runners headed over to Howarth for The Stoop fell race which is just under five miles with 700 feet of ascent. First back for the club was club chairman Steve Dickinson in 49-08 followed by Helen Wright (52-02), Steve Storey (59-04) and Lee Storey (5905). Andrew and Charlotte Metcalf took part in the Runable 10 mile trail race which is based out of Rishworth School in Sowerby Bridge.

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The men’s overall race winner was Chris Law who started his running career at Penistone before moving on to represent Hallamshire Harriers. First back in the men’s race for Penistone was Hugh Mackie who captured third place in the men’s under20 category. Kai Sunman claimed a top ten finish in the senior men’s race. In the veteran’s race Nick Whittingham

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‘Stocksbridge Rugby victorious in the mist’

On a foggy, misty, murky day at Coal Pit Lane, Globe Holidays sponsored Stocksbridge Rugby managed to overcome the conditions & their opponents, Hessle Rugby to record a bonus point victory in a thrilling 27pts to 7pts win at the weekend, in the Christmas Jumper & final fixture of 2021. Still missing Ryan Smith, Ricky James & ‘slammin’ Sam Whitaker through injuries, Stocksbridge were able to field a near full strength team, & it showed in the performance. The referee only passed the ground fit for play after a last minute inspection, & playing up the slope in the first half, the home side had the better of the early exchanges with both backs & forwards going through the gears putting pressure on the visitors defence.

Good work from a dominant home pack, released early ball for that man Frith to release his backline where Ben Tyers & skipper Adam Roles-Middlehurst combined neatly to send full back Dan Burt scampering through a gap in an overworked defensive line, he managed to squeeze a pass out to veteran flyer Joe Jones, who danced past the last defender to give Stocksbridge the lead, with Jack Spencer con-

bins, was on hand to finish a massive forward pack rumble for the line, Bowskill, sponsored by K&K Decorators, making light of a difficult conversion to put the game out of reach. Industrious back rower Pete Newton, sponsored by Michelle Bell, claimed the last & bonus point try, flopping over from close range in the fading light to leave a final score of Stocksbridge Rugby 27pts – Hessle Rugby 7pts.

verting. Jones, kindly sponsored by Clarach Builders, was on hand again minutes later to finish another sweeping back line attack to increase the home side’s lead. In between the dominance, the visitors managed a try of their own when some weak midfield tackling allowed a score to bring Hessle back into the game. Half time, Stocksbridge Rugby 12pts – Hessle Rugby 7pts. The 2nd stanza was played almost fully in the visitors half, with Stocksbridge putting Hessle under pressure at both set pieces, & playing with increasing confidence. Front row forwards

Mikey Hartley, & Lewis Bowman enjoyed some freedom to make some rampaging runs as Newton, ‘clock tower’ Beal & the hard working Rowett were constant thorns in Hessle’s side. Stocksbridge introduced Gill, Woodcock & Bowskill from the bench, who made an immediate impact with a superbly struck 40yd penalty goal to take the lead beyond 2 scores. Ageless playmaker Ricky Christopherson was also sent on, along with Jack ‘milky’ Martin for the luckless Reece ‘diesel’ Aspin as the home side sought to close the game off, & Andy Beal, sponsored by Mr M Grib-

Kindly sponsored by Mr Mark Logan, Lewis ‘eggsy’ Bowman was awarded the Charlesworth Landscapes Man of the Match with excellent contributions coming from Hartley, Newton & the consistent Beal, but it was an all round team effort that impressed Director of Rugby, Andy Tyers most ‘we were on the ball from minute one today’, he said, adding ‘the lads should be proud of their efforts today & what can be achieved when we are able to field a full squad’. The Stocksbridge squad will enjoy a Christmas break & return to training on 5th January to prepare for the play off series when the fixtures are confirmed. Stocksbridge Rugby would like to wish all members, supporters & sponsors a very Merry Christmas & A Happy & Prosperous New Year.

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Long serving striker Chapeltown RBL 5-2 leaves Stocksbridge Mosborough Reds Long serving Stocksbridge Park Steels striker Scott Ruthven has decided to leave Bracken Moor.

He scored both goals when the Steels memorably knocked out FA Trophy holders North Ferriby in 2015.

His decision ends his six-year spell with Stocksbridge who he joined in 2015 and immediately struck up a great partnership with Joe Lumsden.

He once scored four times against Ilkeston and even scored a free kick in the FA Cup live on the BBC.

Ruthven had enjoyed many high points during time with Stocksbridge.

Ian Richards told his club’s website: “We are sorry to see Scott leave but fully respect his decision.

“I cannot thank him enough for his efforts and commitment during his time with the club and what he has given the club for nearly seven years. “I wish him and his family all the best for the future.” Stocksbridge are next in action on the 27th December when they host local rivals Sheffield FC.

Church game abandoned after lights go out Toolstation NCEL Premier Division - Penistone Church 1-1 AFC Mansfield (h)

Match abandoned on 81 minutes due to floodlight failure. Game to be replayed a later date. Club Secretary Dave Hampshire spoke afterwards “I’d just like to say a massive thank you to the 327 supporters that came to the DSM on Saturday.

I can only apologise for the floodlight failure, but unfortunately there was nothing we could do. It seems a breaker could have gone down causing one bank of lights to go out. This is in a unit that none of us were qualified to go into, so we had to abandon the game on 81minutes”. Forthcoming Fixtures:

Tues 28 Dec v Maltby Main (a) KO 3pm Tues 3nd Jan Penistone Church v Emley AFC (h) KO 3pm.

Chapeltown RBL hit 5 to end the year with a win, although it took Mosborough taking the lead to spark them in to life. Niall Smith was hacked down in the area which resulted in Morgan Cowell firing home the penalty for his fifth goal of the season. Josh Savage then sent Mitch Savage clear who showed great composure to take it around the goalkeeper and slide Legion in to the lead. Mitch Savage then doubled his tally, as Smith found him in space 30 yards out, to hit an unstoppable effort in to the top corner just before half time. Mosborough scored early in the second half with a header from a free kick and began pressing for an equaliser. RBL responded with a triple substitution, and two of them combined as Joe Long played it to Adam Todd to turn his man and fire home left footed. Joe Moorhouse then caused confusion in the Mosborough back line with the ball falling to Ben Stringer to driver the final blow on the volley.

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Stockton got first blood when Kevin Hayes scored a wonder goal to give the Anchors the lead. Nathaniel Crofts scored a wonder goal of his own to level the game before Josh Nodder scored in the second with an impressive strike to give the Steels the lead. Stockton were level due to a Lee Cooksey own goal before Reece Fielding was sent off for a second bookable offence. Stockton took advantage of this and got the winner when Tom Coulthard made the most of a set piece. Both teams battled in the midfield and other than Luke Mangham going clear before being flagged for offside, not much had happened. Stockton took it upon themselves to liven the game. Hayes was played clear on the right before cutting inside and firing a shot into the top corner which left Ed Hall with little chance of saving it. The Anchors worked hard as they tried to double their lead and take control of the match. Mikey Roberts’ first shot was blocked but it didn’t bounce favourably for the Steels. This gave Jamie Owens a good opportunity to get another

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