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LIBERTY STEEL: THOUSANDS OF JOBS SAVED AS WINDING UP ORDERS RETRACTED

STEEL SAVED HMRC has withdrawn petitions to close down four Liberty Steel companies, giving breathing space to the GFG Alliance metals empire presided over by Sanjeev Gupta. The UK winding-up petitions, revealed last month, threatened the jobs of 3,000 workers across five plants, mostly in the north of England, including relatively large plants that make speciality steel in Rotherham and Stocksbridge. Miriam Cates MP posted “The news of an agreement between Liberty Steel and HMRC will be a relief to the entire Stocksbridge community, and especially the employees of Speciality Steels and their families.

We all want to see this nationally important site producing world-class steel and providing secure employment for its workers. And whilst this period of uncertainty is not over, this is an important step forward towards a more secure future for the company.

I'm continuing to work locally and in Parliament to make the case for the strategic importance of Stocksbridge steel. Recent events have made ever clearer our need to have our own domestic suppliers of critical products such as steel. Charlotte Childs, GMB Union National Officer, said: “Thousands of jobs will be saved in the short term, but

we are far from out of the woods. GMB will now be seeking to continue constructive dialogue with GFG Alliance to ensure the impact of the financial restructuring and transformation package is felt in the right places.” As well as the financial problems, GFG has a threat of criminal investigations from the UK’s Serious Fraud Office and French prosecutors hanging over it. In a written statement, Gupta said: “With refinancing initiatives well under way and our businesses performing well, this will be a formative year for our organisation as we work through our transformation plan.

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Swim for Jude 8000 High Green’s Angram Bank student Leah Walton aged 9 volunteered to do a 1 mile swim on the 24th April at Thorncliffe Leisure Centre to raise money to help little Jude Mellon-Jameson’s cancer treatment. Leah is working hard to build up stamina for the big day after only receiving her 100 metre badge and certificate last month. Jude the son of former Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper, Arron Jameson and his wife Lucy is a 3 year old boy and has neuroblastoma. His parents, family, friends and even strangers are desperately trying to access treatment in America to try to increase his chances of long term survival. The fundraising is being done through registered charity Solving Kids' Cancer. If you can help Leah as well as other volunteers raise money to this fantastic push for this young man’s survival. Please look for the “For Jude” page on Facebook or on the internet page https://www.solvingkidscancer.org.uk/appeal/jude

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February saw 8,000 young trees planted in Grenoside woods. A mix of species including oak, rowan and silver birch were planted in areas where conifers were removed in 2019, increasing the proportion of wildlife-friendly native wood land on the reserve. A further 1,000 trees will be planted in March.

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STRONG BID FOR CHAPEL REJECTED Stannington campaign group, Action for Knowle Top, has had its plans to acquire the former Knowle Top Chapel and Schoolroom for community use, dashed.

Nicola Parris, Joint Chair commented “The estate agent has informed us that one bid of 'unbelievable' value stood apart from the other half dozen. It is this bid which the vendor has now instructed the agent to pursue. Our campaign has been a magnificent example of a community coming together around a worthwhile and valuable project. We are so proud, both of the work our small campaign group achieved and of the community response in raising such a remark-

We were advised, professionally, that this was a strong bid and in other circumstances may well have been successful. This was the highest responsible bid possible, that the community business would have been able to afford without going bust within the first couple of years”. Shareholders and bondholders have been informed and thanked for their support. AKT intend to hold a shareholder's meeting in the near future to keep them fully informed, answer questions and take stock of the situation.

Labour councillors claim to have secured new funds for neighbourhoods and renewable energy – but green councillors failed to vote for the budget.

Labour and Green councillors voting for it. This would have secured around £7.5 million investment into neighbourhoods and renewable energy.

In May 2022 Labour and Green councillors agreed to a co-operation agreement to ensure a stable council administration. It was agreed that party politics would be put aside in the interests of the city and a number of commitments were made as part of this agreement, including delivering a balanced budget.

However, the main budget was then put to the vote and this was rejected – as Green councillors voted against it.

A balanced budget proposal was agreed by the Labour-Green Co-Operative Exec on 16th February. However, the Green Party wanted an amendment to the budget which would see a multimillion pound investment into public transport and provisions for cycling and walking. Douglas Johnson, Green Party told Look Local “This year we voted to support Labour's amendment to their own budget because it contained investment in large-scale community renewable power and other things we have supported. Sadly, they and the LibDems voted against our amendment so it hasn't been included in the overall budget.” What happened? In, what Labour describes as a farcical town hall meeting – Labour’s budget amendment initially won the backing of a majority, with

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able sum of money. We bid £326,000 for Knowle Top, some 15% over the asking price.

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This agreement meant a Co-Operative Executive was formed, being politically proportionate with seven Labour members and three Green.

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Several weeks ago on a first team away day several cars and car boots were crammed full of kit, balls, cameras and players which is not out of the ordinary for 90% of non-league football clubs. Then over the following week saw us visit grounds and have teams visit us in Penistone where their own minibus was in use. This triggered first team manager (sadly unavailable for the photo) Stephen Lenthall to literally ‘get the wheels in motion’. Many texts & phone calls later and maybe a Saturday evening beer or two has now meant that two of the clubs top sponsors have stepped in and provided the club with our very own Penistone Church FC minibus. We can’t thank enough the generosity of Andy and Dean Foulkes of DSM Limited and Richard Moulson, Martin Carlton and Lee Wareham of eCloud for their unwavering support in providing this. As ever we are blown away by the generosity of those in our community.

Dave Hampshire said, “It is just brilliant, the lads can get to away games together now and not having to add hundreds of miles on their own cars, it’s already been used once and we won so hopefully it is already a lucky mascot for us”, Dave added, “it’s a great step in the club and our progress and whilst it is for the first team on a Saturday, with the right driver, it can be used for the right occasions for every other girls, boys & ladies team at the club”. (Dave nearly added, “as long as they fill it up”) So thank you again to those sponsors above, the thanks for now is from the club and those who already used it, hopefully over the coming months and years many of our players, adults and youths, will all get to travel in style. Photo caption: Last week the keys were formally handed over to the club and Dave Hampshire for our new club Minibus.

This meant that the council had no legal budget agreed – pushing council finances into a disastrous position. The vote was then taken again. Once again, the Labour amendment was given the green light, but the main council budget was this time agreed. Green councillors changed their decision and now abstained, and the liberal democrats voted against it. Speaking about this Cllr Cate McDonald, Labour (Executive Member for Finance) said: “Setting this year’s budget has been immensely hard and has meant some tough choices being made none of us would want to make.

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WORLD CHAMPION INSPIRES STUDENTS World Champion and multi-Olympicmedal-winning athlete gives an inspiring presentation to students at Stocksbridge High School. World Champion trampolinist Bryony Page was invited to Stocksbridge High School to inspire students with tales from her recent successes at the Olympics and World Championships. Bryony, whose visit included a trampolining masterclass, gave a presentation to students about reaching the 2021 tournaments, focussing on aspiring excellence and overcoming adversity. “It important to surround yourself with a support system with similar mindsets who can help you on your journey,” Bryony said. She advised children with an interest in sport to “look to your friends and family as well as professionals with an interest in sport or nutrition to help you through”. Bryony spoke about her support system, including her coach, parents, and teaching staff from the sixth form and University, as being integral to her success. Over the past few years Bryony has unfortunately struggled with an ankle injury.

Phil Banton, PE lead at Stocksbridge High School, said: "It’s an important message for our students to see, and understand how a setback, such as an injury doesn’t have to spell disaster”. “Bryony was able to recover from her injury and since then, has gone on to have incredible success including her Olympic bronze medal. It’s a great message.” Injury wasn’t the only obstacle that Bryony overcame,

“I have had to fight adversity throughout my career” she said, “I have been told that I am too tall or too old to compete but here I am, World Champion at 31”, “Listen to yourself and your gut, believe in yourself ”. Bryony Page is the most successful female in British trampolining history. She is a four-time British Champion and has medalled in the Olympic Games, European Championships, and World Cup. She is the current World Champion. Bryony took up trampolining at the age of nine. She also attended the University of Sheffield where she graduated with a firstclass honours degree in 2015.

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He was due to stand trial for his crimes in 2018 but he fled to the Cape Verde islands in the Atlantic Ocean and refused to return to the UK. The trial continued in his absence and he was convicted and sentenced to two years and six months in prison. Balme was tracked down and returned to the UK to begin his jail term by officers from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).

Timothy Atkins, Assistant Director of HMRC’s Fraud Investigation Service, said: “Balme stole taxpayers’ money and thought he could escape punishment for his crimes, but he was wrong. “We continue to work closely with UK and international partners to relentlessly pursue absconders and ensure they face justice. “We encourage anyone with information about tax fugitives or tax crimes to report it to HMRC online.” HMRC worked with the Crown Prosecution Service, Home Office, Interpol and Cape Verde authorities to secure the return of Balme. Balme was returned to the UK on March 3 and appeared at Sheffield Crown Court via video link the following day, where his two year and six-month prison sentence was confirmed.

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Day of reflection Sheffield Cathedral is inviting people from Sheffield, South Yorkshire and the wider community to honour and remember loved ones who died during the pandemic by adding their names to a special Wall of Reflection as part of the National Day of Reflection. Led by end-of-life charity Marie Curie, Sheffield Cathedral’s Wall of Reflection is one of a UK-wide series of tributes being created to mark the National Day of Reflection on 23 March – a day to reflect on the lives of the people who have died during the last two years and support the millions of people who are grieving. Whether from Covid or any other cause. The Very Reverend Abi Thompson, Dean of Sheffield Cathedral said: Covid and the challenges of the last two years has impacted on us all. And although we are now learning to live with Covid, people are still grieving from the loss of loved ones. It is important we provide a place to soothe this pain and to give people the chance to reflect, to grieve, to remember and to celebrate their family and friends who are no longer with us.” People will be able to add their memories of loved ones and their prayers to a Wall of Reflection in Sheffield Cathedral from 10 March through to 23 March, the National Day of Reflection and also in a Memorial Book which will remain open until 30 October.

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Village shows support for Ukraine Members of the Oughtibidge Millenium Green group raised a flag in support of Ukraine. Joan Crofts of OMG told Look Local “…we have put a very large flag up in support of the Ukrainian people. Like a lot of people we have been horrified at what has been happening there, and feel helpless and frustrated at not being able to assist. Aside from sending money, clothes and medicine we felt we needed to make a visual statement of support for the Ukrainian country and its people. We are also inviting locals to tie a yellow or blue ribbon/cloths round the tree trunks to make their statements against this war. What was great was, while we were putting the flag up cars were coming past and tooting theirs horns and drivers putting their thumbs up.”

A memorial service will take place in the Cathedral at 5pm on the National Day of Reflection with music and the opportunity to light a candle for loved ones. At the end of October, the traditional time of year for remembering those we have lost, the Cathedral will be holding a further memorial service to enable the community to come together to mourn those we have lost over the past few years. Sheffield Cathedral is open 8:30am to 5:30pm, Monday to Saturday and 8am to 5pm on a Sunday.

Nurse admits sex offences A hospital nurse who committed sex offences against staff and patients has admitted a string of further offences.

The 51-year-old operating theatre nurse had previously admitted 17 charges, including sexual assault.

Paul Grayson, who worked at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital in Sheffield, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to six charges including voyeurism and making indecent images of children.

Grayson is due to be sentenced at Sheffield Crown Court on 9 May.

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gerrard sinfonia sunday 13th march 4pm All Saints Church Darton free admission includes music by albinoni,elgar and even bob dylan! 15 Hillsborough and Owlerton Local History Group. We meet at the Hillsborough Sports Arena Middlewood Road Hillsborough S6 4HA at 7.15pm on Tuesday March 15th.Our speaker is Denis Pindar and his topic is Bolsterstone Glass. Non members welcome. 16 Join Bolsterstone Archaeology and Heritage Group for a talk at 7.30pm by Malcolm Nunn of Bradfield Historical Society on ‘The Great Sheffield Flood of 1864 - Part 1’, to complement the walks he is leading on 12 and 13 March. We meet in the hall at Christ Church on Manchester Road and the talk is also available on Zoom (members only) - please contact bahgevent@axelafa.com for link. Refreshments available. All welcome. 16 Don Valley Probus will meet on Wednesday March 16th at 10.00AM in Christ Church Hall, Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, with a presentation by Brian Hull “Aberford Railway”. Our meetings are always relaxed and take place on alternate Wednesday mornings throughout the year, and we look forward to welcoming our regular members, visitors and new members. For more information, please call Stephen Clarke on 07593 792967. 16 The Royal Naval Association Stocksbridge and Deepcar Branch are meeting at The Legionnaires Club. Edward St. Stocksbridge on Wednesday 16th March for an 8pm start. If you are an ex RN,RM new members would be welcome. 19 Wade Brown & Lee Harrison Charity Fundraising Evening Saturday 19th March ‘22 7.00pm Legionnaires Club Stocksbridge Disco, Auction & Raffles All proceeds to be shared between Sands & Cancer Research UK Everyone welcome 26 Spring Fayre at Chapeltown Methodist Church on Saturday March 26th at 10.30 am White elephant,cakes, gifts, tombola , plants, books etc and refreshments 26 Steel Valley Beacon Arts are organising a Concert to raise for funds for Ukraine . This will be in Christ Church on Saturday 26th March at 7pm. Tickets are on sale now and may be purchased from Tracey at Samuel’s, where there is also a collection box for donations in case you are unable to attend but would like to support. Tickets can also be bought by phoning 01144389521. All proceeds will go to the Disaster Emergencies Com-

mittee (DEC) a charity of 15 charities working together in Ukraine. 26 Spring Fayre at Chapeltown Methodist Church on Saturday March 26th at 10.30 am White elephant,cakes,gifts,tombola ,plants,books etc and refreshments 27 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - ‘Muck In’ Day (practical work on the common), , 10am-noon, meet at Long Lane Car Park or Rural Lane Car Park www.walc.epizy. com. Tools supplied, please bring gloves. Families very welcome. 28 Stocksbridge Transport forum will meet 2-3pm in Stocksbridge Library. Update and input to Sheffield transport users group on 7 April. Contact Royna Howard or Sylvia Parry 288 2918 for further info

APRIL 1 A coffee morning will be held from 10.00am until 12.00noon in Chapeltown Methodist Church. This will be hosted by Chapeltown WI. Tombola stall, coffee and cakes. Everyone welcome. 4 Bradfield Historical Society ‘The Forgotten Blitz’ by Graham C Sykes, 7.30, Low Bradfield Village Hall, The Sands, S6 6LA. 2337463 or email bradfield.history@mypostoffice.co.uk 6 Stockbridge and District WI are meeting at Christchurch Community Hall, Manchester Road, Stocksbridge. We will be crafting for Easter. 7.15 for 7.30 start Visitors always welcome £4. Further details 07939941818 7 High Green W.I. are meeting at 7.30pm on Thursday 7th April at the Church Hall, behind the Methodist Church, Wortley Road. The speaker is Linda Jackson on “Family History”. Competition is a “Baby Photo”. New Members and Visitors are welcome. 9 High Green Methodist Church will be holding its Spring Fayre starting at 11am. Stalls include cakes, bric-a-brac, gifts, books, tombola etc. Soup/ roll, sandwiches and drinks available. All welcome. 10 MG Car Club Daffodil Run Classic Car Rally Sunday April 10th in support of Marie Curie Cancer Care. The event will start from Fox Valley Retail Park between 8 – 10am taking in roads within The Peak District and finishing at The South Yorkshire Transport Museum. For entry forms go to www. mgccyorkshire.co.uk events page. All classic cars welcome, if not taking part just come & see us off. 10 Come and sing the old hymns from the Sankey Hymn book, 8pm,at The Plough, Low Bradfield.

11 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners Social - Instead of a talk this month we are planning a social evening for WALC members and interested members of the public more details to follow. 7:30, Wadsley Church Hall,Worrall Road,S6 4BB, www.walc.epizy.com 13 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome - Local History Morning Round Walk with Malcolm Nunn, meet outside the Royal Hotel, Dungworth at 10.30am, return around 1pm. FREE but donations welcome. 2337463 or www. bradfield-walkers.org.uk or email bradfield.history@mypostoffice. co.uk 20 Bolsterstone Archaeology and Heritage Group - ‘Wortley Top Forge’ by Gordon Parkinson, 7.30pm, Christ Church Meeting Room on Manchester Road, Stocksbridge and zoom. search for ‘Bolsterstone Archaeology and Heritage Group’ on facebook. 23 Bradfield Village Hall, ‘Glam Fever’, 70s night, £8, www.bvh.org. uk tickets from Lynn 2851227 or Flask End Cafe and Post Office 26 Worrall Environmental Group, Tuesday, General Meeting. 7:30pm in the Shoulder of Mutton. Agenda items to Donna Machin or Kris Scott. 27 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome - Local History Evening Round Walk with Malcolm Nunn, meet at Low Bradfield Car Park at 7pm, return around 9pm. FREE but donations welcome. 2337463 or www. bradfield-walkers.org.uk or email bradfield.history@mypostoffice. co.uk

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. Autism Hope Sheffield High Green Support Group - every 2nd and 4th Monday of the month. Term Time only. We are a support group for parents and carers of children and young people with ASD. We meet weekly to offer support, understanding and friendship to each other. Millhouse Green Male Voice Choir meet every week at 7.30 p.m. at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Talbot Road, Penistone, S36 9ED. On March21st we will return to our home centre, Millhouse Green Institute. We are short of Top Tenors so practise in the bath and then come along! Contact 07901851992

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Tuesdays Stocksbridge’s Community Choir is back and singing 60s songs! Waldershelf Singers meets every week at 7.30 pm on Tuesday, at the Venue. No auditions, no need to read music! Come along and give us a try, or ring us on 07858747698 for more information. Thorncliffe Bowling Club’s Over 50s meet every Tuesday at 1:45pm at the green off Mortomley Close, High Green, S35 3HS. Cost £2.50 with bowls provided. It’s gentle exercise with a competitive edge. Come and have a go. Start on April 5th, going through to the end of September.

Wednesdays Everyone is welcome at the Tea and Chat group - 1:00-3:00pm every Wednesday afternoon at St Leonards Church Wortley. Pop in for a drink and a chat. Contact Joan for more details: 0114 2887435

Thursdays Open House Community Café Everyone is welcome at Open House, our new community café - 1:30-3:30pm every Thursday at Holy Trinity Thurgoland Church. Pop in for coffee, cakes and a chat. Contact Hannah for more details: hannahosandoval@gmail.com The South Yorkshire Bonsai Society , meeting on the 4th Thursday of the month at Deepcar Village Hall 8 to 10 p.m.

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. Councillor Lewis Chinchen’s surgeries will be on the 2nd Saturday of each month from 10.30-11 .30am at Stocksbridge Library. Drop by if you require assistance or support. Lewis can also be contacted on 07766 540328 or lewis. chinchen@councillor.sheffield. gov.uk if you cannot make it. Eppic Theatre Ecclesfield is open again every Saturday morning from 10am until 12. Tea, coffee and biscuits are available.

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After the devastating news that Stannington Brass Band is to lose its rehearsal room and base in the heart of Stannington, they have come home triumphant from the Yorkshire Area Brass Band Championships as winners of the First Section. Under the baton of Sam Fisher, they beat twelve other bands at Huddersfield Town Hall this weekend and, along with the runner-up band, have the honour of representing the Yorkshire Area at the National Finals in September. All the bands played the same test piece - Spectrum by Gilbert Vinter and were judged “blind” by wellrespected adjudicators Alan Morrison and Andrea Price. Sam commented "I cannot thank the band enough for their hard work and commitment during the last seven weeks, it's been an absolute pleasure. Onwards and upwards!" Phil Attrill, Band Chairman said “ It’s the best news we could have hoped for. The band has worked hard and we are all absolutely thrilled with the result”.

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I am pleased that the decision has been made to reopen the Stocksbridge Housing Office to the public at Stocksbridge Town Hall all day on Letters have been received regarding the outline Tuesday (9.30am-4pm) and on Thursday mornings planning application above, which is a resubmission (9.30am-12.30pm) from the week commencing of the application that was rejected by Sheffield 4th April 2022. City Council in February 2021. We just wanted to Stocksbridge Housing Office has been closed to pass on some important information: the public throughout most of the pandemic. For • If you previously made a comment, it is important the last few months, the Chapeltown Office has that you submit another for this proposal, as any been open 3 days a week whilst Stocksbridge has you made previously will not be included. been closed all week. Although Chapeltown is • Please consider making a comment objecting to technically in the same housing neighbourhood the proposal. The deadline for receiving comments area as Stocksbridge, those living in Stocksbridge, is 16th March 2022- please look at the plans and Deepcar, Oughtibridge and Wharncliffe Side will comment on the new proposal at www.sheffield. know that travelling to Chapeltown, particularly when relying on public transport, is not easy. gov.uk/home/planning-development Dear Residents of Deepcar and Stocksbridge

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the PM was asked why the government hasn’t placed sanctions on all Oligarchs in the UK now, his I would be interested to see the evidence to support answer was diversionary, he did comment to say 100 the claim that the “average commuter nationwide had received sanctions this week but wasn’t able to faces paying £3263 per year for their season ticket”. provide a list of individuals? When one looks at London the place with the most BBC Reality Check reported later the same day. In commuters the new cost of a 6 zone annual season fact the actual numbers sanctioned were way out, 15 ticket is £2812, or the cost of a season ticket from the individuals had been sanctioned and they included outer reaches of the west Midland transport area a people from Iran and North Korea. Misleading the price around £1500 then I am sorry I do not think house should result in resignation, in two years how that the average commuter pays £3263. many times has this happened? Just tell the truth, has I also seem to remember that back in the mid 90s the government something to hide? Could it be that Labour telling everyone how they would renationalise the Conservative Party has received over £2million the industry- a claim quickly forgotten when they in Russian donations and half of the government came into power. I also remember stories in the press cabinet have received individual Russian donations. It goes on, £80k in the last 2 months. Oligarchs assets every year as fares went up under Labour. are being seized in Germany and France, in the UK Was it not also a Labour government in 2004 that they get 6 months notice to sell their properties and changed the rules that rail operators could only raise get the money out of Town. regulated fares (including season tickets) by inflation Example of sanctions 3/3/22:-1% to inflation +1%. Alistair Nicoll • EU 490

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• USA 118 • UK 16 - Shameful when London holds most Russian assets. Not surprised there’s not one Conservative donor on the sanctioned list. World beating sanctions? I don’t think so. What do the UK government ministers and officials fear? This information is not hard to find, it’s there for all to see, if you have your eyes open. Be kind, do the right thing, give the Russian money to Ukraine immediately. Ashamed Old Codger Oughtibridge

Sheffield’s young artists finally get to display their work in full The UK’s largest annual art competition for school children finally reopens its doors to exhibition visitors in a few weeks time after Covid forced a two year absence. The Sheffield Young Artists Exhibition – which comprises up to 1,200 pieces of art - is set to take place at Norfolk Street’s Central United Reformed Church on Friday and Saturday, 29th and 30th of April. The event, organised by Sheffield Abbeydale Rotary, invites entries from school children aged 5 to 18 from schools right across the city. The exhibition weekend is the culmination of the Sheffield Young Artists programme. The competition first took place in 2005. The Lord Mayor of Sheffield is set to present the awards to the winners. City-based Graysons Solicitors are the sponsors of the Sheffield Young Artists event. Peter Clark, managing partner, said: “We are delighted to see the event finally happen after all this time. There is so much talent amongst the young people of Sheffield and it’s going to be wonderful to see so much of it going on display in April.” Though the Sheffield Young Artists competition has continued over the past two years Covid restrictions have

meant the full exhibition has been unable to take place. Smaller displays took place at both Art in the Gardens and the Great Sheffield Art Show. But it hasn’t all been doom and gloom for the event in lockdown. The success of Sheffield Young Artists has ended up being the inspiration for a similar event in Bochum, Germany, which takes place later this year. Artworks by the children of Sheffield are set to feature. Ken Marshall, who organises Sheffield Young Artists on behalf of Sheffield Abbeydale Rotary, said: “Though we’ve had a very frustrating two years caused by Covid there have been two bits of very good news – the continued support of Graysons as our sponsor and spreading our influence to Germany! We have worked together with the Bochum Renaissance Rotary Club who have adopted our format and will be holding their first Young Artists exhibition in May 2022.” This year’s exhibition runs from 10am until 7pm on Friday, April 29th and from 10am until 3pm on Saturday, April 30th. Entrance is £1 for adults and free for 18 years and under. Graysons Solicitors, which originally formed in 1925, has a keen interest in local culture and has been the main sponsor of the city’s celebrated Art In The Gardens event for the past three years.

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Chapeltown Captains pegged back Changeover at again the Golf Club Chapeltown RBL 1-1 Jubilee

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On Saturday 5 March, Stocksbridge Golf Club saw the annual Captains changeover take place. There was an excellent turn out of members to thank the outgoing Captains, Alan Revill and Terrie Moffett and then to wish their successors, John Moss and Heather Evans, all the very best for the coming year. Both outgoing captains gave heartfelt speeches to the members present and, in particular,

thanked everyone for their generosity in helping to fund raise for their designated charities. Alan and Terrie raised over £3000 each for their respective charities - the Chesterman Unit at the Northern General Hospital and the Sheffield Hospitals Dementia Fund. Club President, John Yeates, thanked them both for their "hard work through the year, which

The new captains, John and Heather, have decided to fund raise for a single cause, namely Prostate Cancer UK. They already have a range of fund-raising activities planned and all members wish them well going forward. Heather, in particular, was very keen to raise money for Prostate Cancer UK because a number of her close family have been affected by the illness. Both John and Heather spoke enthusiastically about their year of captaincy. John in particular, is very keen to support the Club's League For the second week running team in their push for promotion. Chapeltown RBL were pegged As the new Gents Captain, John back late on by Jubilee Rangers. Moss had a surprise up his sleeve, which he announced once the cap- James Birch saved well from an taincy had been handed over to him. early Jubilee penalty, diving the John has very kindly arranged for a right way to parry out. steel sculpture of the Club logo, the RBL went close with Niall Smith Dragon, to be created by local sculp- rounding the goalkeeper and hittor Paul Widdowson. In addition, ting the side netting. Paul has also sculpted a steel flower arrangement for the club. John, Alan, Legion took the lead when MorHelen and Heather are picture with gan Cowell turned well and the sculptures.

struck from 25 yards, seeing his effort hit the post and go on. Legion saw several good chances pass them by with the Jubilee goalkeeper making 2 excellent stops. They were then made to rue those misses as a long ball landed to the Jubilee winger to volley in to the top corner on the 95th minute. Legion now have 6 games remaining in their push for promotion.

Tigers return ‘Stocksbridge Rugby SHEFFIELD fans will get their first chance to see the 2022 team on track at the club’s pre-season press and practice day later this month.

The full team will be at Owlerton on Wednesday March 23 – the day before the opening event of the season, the Todd Kurtz testimonial. They’ll take to the track from 4.30 until 6.30pm after having pictures and conducting interviews with members of the media. This will be followed by interviews in the Panorama Room from 7pm and food will be available and the bar will be open. Skipper Kyle Howarth said: “I’m looking forward to meeting up

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with the fans at press and practice and I hope to see plenty of them there. Another trip to York to face Nestle “It will be good to blow away the Rowntree in round 3 of the Yorkshire cobwebs on our own track and Division 4 Premiership play off ’s ended it’s important for us to meet the in a glorious defeat for Globe Holiday’s media and preview the new sea- sponsored Stocksbridge Rugby at the son, which promises a lot for this weekend. club I believe. This winter I’ve Missing Sam Whitaker, Ryan Smith had conversations which have and Dan Burt, but featuring a few new made me more aware of the im- faces, along with the returning Ricky portance of the media to promote James (prop) and ‘clock tower’ Andy this sport. Beal in the engine room, Steve Hawk“It’s going to be good to a good sworth made his 1st start of the Year, occasion and a good time for the partnering Ben Tyers to form a strong supporters to enjoy with Todd’s defensive partnership in the centres. big meeting the following night. Stocksbridge began well, and seemed I’m looking forward to it and I’m to adapt to the blustery conditions, and excited about the new season.” heavy pitch better than the home side, Tigers are still working on a po- they pinned the home side in their red tential meeting at Owlerton the zone for some time but just couldn’t following Thursday, March 31, to find the killer pass to open the scoring. give the team more time together Almost from their 1st attacking foray in the early stages of the season. the home side found some width to out A Northern Riders’ Champion- flank the visitors and open the scorship was considered but the club ing in the corner. More possession and are keen to give the 1-7 a meeting more territory for Stocksbridge again failed to turn into points, as first Beal, as a team unit. then Rowett went close, and a scoring opportunities were spurned by a mixture of poor decision making and sloppy skills execution. A killer blow

right at the end of the 1st half when a poor defensive read allowed the home side’s hooker space to scamper over the line, leaving the half time score Nestle Rowntree 12pts – Stocksbridge Rugby nil. With the game clearly still there for the taking, Stocksbridge dominated the 2nd stanza and eventually the ‘big rig’ Liam Roebuck plunged over from close range after good work from Woodcock, Bowman and that man Frith at the base. Nestle kicked a penalty following a ruck infringement, and these points were to prove crucial. Still the visitors pushed hard and were further rewarded when skipper Roles-Middlehurst, kindly sponsored by Mr Mick Taylor, finished off a glorious handling move to dive over in the corner, again just too far out for Bowskill to convert. Although Stocksbridge tried hard, the home side were rewarded for their defensive efforts, and injuries to Aspin (cramp), Newton (back) and Hartley (shoulder) along with Fletcher (ankle) all took their toll as Stocksbridge fell agonisingly short at the final whistle : Nestle Rowntree 15pts – Stocksbridge Rugby 10pts, and just a losing bonus point to show for their efforts.

The Fox Catering Man of the Match award was awarded to Jordan ‘spud’ Fletcher, sponsored by Ellie’s Sandwich Shop, for a dominant physical effort, with Woodcock, Bowman and Frith also featuring highly in the reckoning. Not much time for the 1st XV squad to lick their wounds, as they are back in action this weekend, with league leaders Thirsk Rugby the highly fancied visitors to Coal Pit Lane on Saturday, kick off 3pm. Stocksbridge will be hoping their walking wounded are healed in time for the round 4 clash. A frustrated Director of Rugby, Andy Tyers said afterwards, ‘our effort and attitude was first class, and we created enough opportunity to win here’, adding ‘we know we should have taken the points, but credit to their defence for hanging on’. The Club’s Development XV, or ‘Lockers Legends’ were also in action against a suspiciously strong Huddersfield 3rd XV, and despite a gutsy performance, they eventually went down by 49pts – to nil, veteran flyer Ben Senior starred as the home side’s Charlesworth Landscapes Player of the Day.

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Silsden started the second half brightly, but Church had the first big chance, High drew a great save from the Silsden keeper. Again Church were knocking at the door a few times from 2 successive corners. Church were awarded a free kick on the left of the box. Jordan Coduri's direct shot was tipped onto the right post by the goalie. Goal 78 minutes. Silsden immediately responded and worked the ball through midfield. Jos Bradshaw's great strike from 25 yards flew in off the near post.

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Stocksbridge Park Steels fought back to get a point against Tadcaster Albion but they could have got more. Tadcaster struck first when they got an early goal through Donald Chimalilo. Steels got their equaliser early in the second half when Josh Nodder converted a penalty after a foul on Ben Partridge.

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The Steels got off to a better start in this game. An early header from Lee Cooksey would be deflected over the bar as Stocksbridge came close to ending their corner hoodoo. Partridge, making his first away start, would also drive a shot wide of the post. But despite this bright start, Tadcaster scored with their first attack of the game. Jordan Deacey did well to evade the defenders before picking out Chimalilo. Coming off the back of scoring twice against Lincoln United, he made no mistake as he put the ball onto his left before striking past Michael Roxburgh.

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It was immediately a good start for the Steels in the second half. Good play between Nodder and Partridge got them into the box and when the former Ollerton Town man tried to force the matter, he was tripped in the box and the penalty was given. With usual penalty taker Luke Mangham out with suspension, it SPOT ON: Josh Nodder scored Steel’s equaliser from the penalty spot. Photo by : Ian Revitt was Nodder who stepped up to take the penalty. He made no mistake, sending Harry Fisk Steels would have thought they could have Steels but Stocksbridge were able to deal with the wrong way and equalising. taken the lead when Partridge worked hard them all. Nodder then also had an identical Stocksbridge would then take that momen- on the right hand side and found Nodder in chance to his earlier one towards the end but tum and be the better side in the second half. the box. The winger shifted it onto his left unfortunately it had the same result as that Nodder tried to get a second but after his first foot and found the space to curl the ball goal- would go over too. In the end, a draw was shot was block, his second would end up being wards and it went just over. probably the fair result. right at Fisk. Then after Burton was booked after hauling down Nathaniel Crofts, Nodder Both teams fought to the end as both sides Before the game Stocksbridge Park Steels looked to get all three points. Tadcaster had completed the signing of Nick Guest from would also hit a free kick just over. a lot of set pieces which were nervy for the Pontefract Collieries. Silsden 1 PCFC 1 Kieran Ryan had a great opportunity when in on goal, but the keeper pulled off a fantastic save to his right. The resulting corner needed a goal-line clearance to keep the scores level. With a minute to go Church were awarded a free kick on the edge of the box, but the wall took the pace off James Young's firm shot. Full Time Silsden 1 PCFC 1 A thoroughly entertaining match ended equal, with 2 excellent goals. Church extend their unbeaten run to 8 matches and they take a step closer to third place.

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Defender Brett Lovell ( pictured) said after the game “It was a one-all draw on Saturday away at Silsden and to be honest it’s a measure of how far this team has come since Lenny (Steve Lenthall) took over because we’re disappointed because we only drew the game. We’re a good side, we’ve done really well against teams in the top four or five and we don’t lose many games so it’s a measure of the character that we have in the squad and the management team that we are disappointed to only get a point away at Silsden because we want to win every game.

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