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Anna raises over £2.5k!

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Anna Walliss who ten years ago underwent surgery for Scoliosis at the Sheffield Chlidren’s hospital put on a charity fund raising event completely funded by herself.

“I have so much love and respect for the Sheffield Children’s hospital and all the money raised will go to them” Anna told Look Local after the successful event.

The race night event took place at Bracken Moor Sports and Social club. The total amount raised was £2,557.

You may recognise Anna who is a receptionist at Stocksbridge Leisure Centre.

disorder at sheffield fair Police deployed to Sheffield park family fun fair after reports of disorder Police officers stepped up patrols at a Sheffield fun fair at the weekend following reports

of disorder, writes Lee Peace for the Sheffield Star.

Fair ‘following some reports of disorder' Saturday evening.

The South Yorkshire force tweeted that officers will be deployed to Ecclesfield Park tonight at Farrar’s Family Fun

‘We hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable time, and please speak to us if you have any concerns at all.’

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Ecclesfield Cemetery graves attacked

A man who damaged a gravestone and ripped up flowers in a cemetery is being sought by police.

The culprit struck in Ecclesfield Cemetery off Priory Road in Sheffield between 16:00 BST and 18:00 BST on Easter Monday.

The suspect is described as being about 6ft (1.83m) tall and slim with a grey beard. He was wearing a flat cap, brown jacket and grey trousers.

Officers are now appealing for anyone with information to come forward.

Witnesses told police they saw a man hitting out at a gravestone. A ceramic picture of the deceased was found to have been smashed.

In particular, they would like to speak to an elderly man who the suspect engaged in conversation before leaving the scene.

The man then walked to other graves nearby where he ripped up flowers.

He left the cemetery via a gap in the wall and went behind the church hall of the Church of St Mary, South Yorkshire Police said.

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Music Man comes to Barnsley Barnsley College Performing Arts students will dance the Shipoopi and bring the excitement of the Wells Fargo Wagon to Barnsley when they perform Meredith Willson’s The Music Man Jr. in May.

The lively musical tells the story of charismatic con man Harold Hill who galvanizes an entertainment-starved Iowa town at the turn of the 20th Century. It won eight Tony Awards when it opened on Broadway in 1957, was released as a film in 1962 and features classic songs such as 76 Trombones, Till there Was You and the barnstorming Ya Got Trouble.

do so. This will leave them forever changed for the better as people.”

The students will present The Music Man Jr. on Wednesday 11 and Thursday 12 May, 7.00pm, at The Electric Theatre, Barnsley, S70 2AX.

The Music Man Jr. is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). Find out more by visiting: www.MTIShows.com.

Performing Arts Tutor Donna Turner, who is directing the production, said: “The Music Man Jr. is a beautiful story about how music and imagination can transform a person and a community. Our students have been working hard to present their unique interpretation of this show.

Tickets priced £5 may be purchased online at www.ticketsource.co.uk or on the door.

“Just as Harold learns the transformative power of love in the musical, our students are connecting with the transformative power of the performing arts, contributing to the performance and learning as they

For more information about Performing Arts courses at Barnsley College, visit www.barnsley.ac.uk/performing-arts, email info@barnsley.ac.uk or call 01226 216 123.

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Barnsley Walking Festival celebrations

Walk more this May as we celebrate Barnsley Walking Festival

Throughout May 2022, we will be celebrating all of the amazing opportunities there are in Barnsley to get up, get out and walk.

Barnsley Walking Festival, which will be running from 1 to 31 May, is an opportunity for people to be active and walk more by joining in with a monthlong programme of free, organised walking activities, from friendly walking groups to walking sports.

"Barnsley has many beautiful places to explore by foot, which some might be right on your doorstep, including many parks, heritage sites and a well-developed Trans Pennine Trail network.

During the Barnsley Walking Festival, we encourage everyone to share pictures of their walks with us on Facebook and Twitter using the hashtag #WhatsYourMove for a chance to win a Barnsley Gift Card.

"Many local groups and organisations run free walks throughout the year, so find the one that works for you and join in our celebration this May."

For more information about the festival, a list of activities available, and how to get involved, please visit the festival's webpage.

As part of National Walking Month 2022, there are over 100 activities on offer that can be viewed on the festival's webpage - there's something for everyone.

Stocksbridge Town Council have donated rose bushes to the local schools and senior citizens residences/care homes to mark the Queens Platinum Jubilee. Planting was carried out on 21st April, the Queens 96th birthday by

Emma from Steel Valley Project together with one of their volunteers Linda.

It was a lovely sunny day and school children and senior citizens enjoyed assisting with the planting.

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The organised walking activities and walking sports are great as you will not only get in some active minutes, but will also meet new people, and who knows – maybe even friends for life. But if you're not feeling like joining one of the activities, it's alright, just take your friends or family and have a walk around your local area – every minute counts!

Julia Burrows, Director of Public Health, said: "Walking is one of the easiest ways of incorporating physical activity in your day-to-day life, and it has numerous benefits for your mental and physical wellbeing.

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ART EXHIBITION IN AID OF SSAFA SOUTH YORKSHIRE

A local artist, Miranda Trojanowska, will be having an exhibition of her paintings at DINA as part of Open Up Sheffield, a yearly open studios event, with a donation from each sale going to the South Yorkshire branch of SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity.

Miranda, who took up art after an academic career as a research scientist in biochemistry describes her abstract expressionist paintings as “… evolution of thought, creativity, emotion, passion, love, personality and more importantly, the essence and soul of myself…”.

While her art might demonstrate her passion, so too does her voluntary work for her local SSAFA branch, where she has been caseworker since 2021.

She picks up the story, saying: “It was about four years ago that through work – as a tutor with a company mentoring and training people for new careers – I met a veteran of the Gulf War. His experience of that forgotten conflict had left him with crippling PTSD, anxiety, and depression.

“Although he successfully completed his qualification, I felt that there was more, something beyond that qualification, that I could have done.”

Miranda, who has no experience of Armed Forces life, describes how she became a voluntary caseworker for SSAFA: “An RAF veteran friend mentioned SSAFA – I’d not heard of it before – so I looked into it, and thought: ‘Why not volunteer?’

“I completed my caseworker training in May 2021 and have been taking on cases for SSAFA ever since.

It is an incredibly rewarding experience, but very humbling, listening to the stories from the veterans or spouses of veterans who had served our country.

“It’s a privilege to help people that had helped us, and who have helped those of other countries, but I just wish,” she concluded, “that I’d been in a position to help my student more at the time.”

If you – whether a veteran or not – have time to spare to volunteer for SSAFA, then visit ssafa.org.uk/ South-Yorkshire.

Union backs a rise in minimum wage Usdaw backs a minimum wage of at least £12 per hour as step towards £15 Retail trade union Usdaw has today backed a call for a minimum wage of at least £12 per hour. Delegates voted unanimously in favour at the union’s Annual Delegate Meeting in Blackpool’s Winter Gardens.

Addressing the conference, Paddy Lillis – Usdaw General Secretary said: “Through our Time for Better Pay and our New Deal for Workers campaigns, we have taken £10 per hour into pay negotiations, into Parliament and into meetings with the Low Pay Commission, but more than this, we have won at least £10 an hour in many of our agreements such as Sainsbury's, Argos, Morrisons, Tesco and Asda Northern Ireland. Securing better pay, changing lives, and winning for our members.

UEFA Women’s EURO 2022 has announced plans for its free national Roadshow that will showcase the best of football, fitness and music, providing families, fans and those that are yet to experience football with the opportunity to get involved in an unmissable tournament.

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As the Women’s EURO draws closer, organisers are aiming to inspire more communities, particularly young people and families, to encourage them to get involved in the biggest European women’s sport event in history.

The schedule includes visiting each of the tournament’s nine Host Cities, Brighton & Hove, London, Manchester, Milton Keynes, Rotherham, Sheffield, Southampton, Trafford and Wigan & Leigh, where fans will be able to watch some of the best players in the world

compete at a local stadium. The additional tenth stop will be at Elland Road, Leeds ahead of England Women’s friendly against Netherlands on 24 June.

The UEFA Women’s EURO 2022 Roadshow, supported by the BBC, demonstrates the scale and importance of this summer’s event and is part of a wider drive to introduce new fans to the women’s game to create a lasting legacy for women’s football – a key focus for UEFA Women’s EURO 2022.

The free Roadshow will offer local people and visitors to Sheffield an introduction to football, with a chance to learn new football skills and tricks as well as try matchday presenting and interviewing in a special TV studio. Featuring live music from local artists and a showpiece football activities, alongside the opportunity to get a picture with the trophy itself, each event will provide a variety of fun for all the family.

Additionally, there will be lots of exciting opportunities to meet legends from the women’s game, take part in interactive challenges and find out more about getting involved in grassroots football, the tournament, and how to purchase tickets.

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Students inspired by Childcare Industry Week

College students had the opportunity to hear from a range of childcare and education profession experts through interactive workshops, presentations and activities as part of Childcare Industry Week.

Julia Davies, Enterprise and Talent United Officer at the College, added: “This year’s Childcare Industry Week has been mammoth. We have been so fortunate to have been visited by some truly inspirational guest speakers and I know how appreciative our Childcare and Education Professions students are to them all. I hope to welcome them back again next year as we do it all again!”

Industry Weeks are an initiative created by the College’s Enterprise department in order to raise students’ awareness of the career opportunities in their field of study.

Students also heard from Maria Hamby, Childcare and Improvement Officer for Barnsley Council; Amy Stewart, Early Years Practitioner at Grimethorpe Family Centre; Peter Robertshaw, Founder and Chairperson for H.O.P.E in the Community; Katie Hartshorne, Holly Grimshaw and Christine Cook from Wellspring Academy Trust; Rebecca Barham and Abigail Horne from Provide Education; Anna Ryderewski, Specialist Speech and Language Therapist for acute medicine and spinal injuries; and Grace Williams, Teacher at Shawlands Primary School.

Nina Gunson, Head at Sheffield High School for Girls, was among the first guest speakers in College. She spoke of the importance of work experience for those who wish to pursue a career in the childcare industry as well as how vital it is to try new things and enjoy the journey into a profession.

Nina went on to discuss the roles and benefits within teaching and the power teachers have to influence the next generation. She also touched on the roles she undertakes as Head such as finance management, building maintenance management, administrative work and the responsibility she has to share the collective student voice.

She said: “Success looks different for everybody; you have to find what makes you tick. What’s really important is finding the right fit and I encourage all students to never give up a vocation before trying the same thing elsewhere.

“It isn’t a race and there isn’t one route throughout your life – you can explore careers and you’ve got to enjoy the journey. Remember to be kind to

yourself and never allow an expectation of you to define you.”

and skills of a childcare worker and different roles within the sector.

Students also heard from Katie Smith, Co-founder of Little Explorers Community Nursery. Katie discussed her journey into the early years industry including her job roles to date such as Early Years Outreach Worker, Senior Early Years Outreach Worker, Deputy Nursery Manager and College Lecturer. Katie’s session was interactive, engaging the students in discussions around work experience, qualifications, the desired attributes

Katherine Spencer and Natalie Boswell from the FORGE Community Partnership in Barnsley also visited the College. They shared their knowledge of the opportunities available to students within the community if they hope to volunteer and highlighted the important work that the FORGE Community Partnership does from improving self-esteem of young parents, to developing sports and exercise within the community.

The College’s Enterprise department encourages students to explore industries and job prospects whilst they are studying as well as supporting students to develop their entrepreneurial skills and talents outside of their studies. The department offers opportunities for students to improve their communication, teamwork, problem solving and creativity skills and provides support to those who are setting up a business.

For more information about any of the Childcare courses available at Barnsley College visit www. barnsley.ac.uk/childcare, call 01226 216 123 or email info@barnsley.ac.uk

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Oliver Performs for Ukraine

Oliver Harris, the amazing musician/vocalist from Barnsley, will be performing at a very special event in aid of Ukraine.

The event, Iconic Tributes' Show is on Thursday 5 May at Crookes Social Club and will support the amazing work of Ryk Matysiak (retired Barnsley Firefighter) and founder of United for Ukraine, Maurice Champeau, Manager of Crookes Social Club, and every-

one else who is working incredibly hard to support the people of this war torn country.

Tickets are just £12, with 15% of sales going to Ukraine. Everyone is welcome. Tickets can be booked via this link: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/ oliver

Sounds of Blackpool

The bright and breezy sounds normally associated with the Tower Ballroom, Blackpool will echo in the Penistone Paramount when Phil Kelsall MBE, resident organist at the Tower Ballroom for over 40 years, takes his place at the console of the Paramount Compton Cinema Organ.

The show is on Saturday May 14th at 2-30pm. Advanced booking is available on the Paramount’s website, by phone on 01226 767532 or pay on the door.

Organ fans can also take advantage of the Penistone Cinema Organ Trust’s other presentations at the Astoria Centre, Barugh Green, Barnsley, including the weekly Wednesday afternoon tea dance from 1 to 4pm to live music from Kevin Grunill at the Compton organ and weekly Thursday ‘Music and Memories’ concert every Thursday at 1pm.

Details of all organ events at both the Astoria Centre and the Penistone Paramount is available on 07944 566972 and on our facebook pages.

Beginning on 1st June at London’s The Water Rats, the tour marks Suzie’s first performances in the UK of her new music.

Sharing her excitement towards a much-anticipated return to UK audiences, Suzie said: “To come play live in the UK again and to share new songs, as well as old favourites, makes me very happy. I’ve always felt a special connection with the folks in the United Kingdom with their ap-

preciation of dark humour, stories, and love of language.”

Met with critical acclaim and earning Suzie her third Juno Award nomination, ‘My Name is Suzie Ungerleider’ is the first album since the artist formerly known as Oh Susanna announced that she would now record and perform under her birth name.

“Thoughtful lyricism, the sound of a woman confident in her artistic path” - The Arts Desk Suzie is playing: Monday 6th June, Cubley Hall Hotel, with Del Scott Millar. Mortimer Rd. Penistone, Nr. Sheffield. S36 9DE. Doors: 19:30. Tickets: £16.50. Contact: 07939 148603, 01226 766086. (Jonti Willis).

event listings MAY 4 Stocksbridge & District WI are meeting at Christchurch Community Hall Manchester Road Stocksbridge 7.15 for 7.30 start.

Emma & Jill will be speaking about their work with adults as creative learning and wellbeing tutors. Also a demonstration of sugar crafting. Further information on 07939941818 7 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - Family Friendly Insect Safari. In the first days of warm sunshine our bees are out in force on the newly-flowering bilberry. So today we will check out what we can find that flies, crawls, hovers and buzzes. This is very much a family-friendly stroll to see what is around this Spring. Meet in the Rural Lane car park at 10:00. FREE but donations welcome. www.walc. epizy.com 7 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome is inviting participants to a FREE short session as an introduction on how to find your way in the countryside, where to find new walks and how to keep safe. These sessions are aimed at walkers who want to start to explore the area away from familiar territory and well known hotspots. We will be looking at where you can walk in the Peak District and beyond and where you might find interesting walks to try.Booking is essential using the eventbrite link on the webpage www. bradfield-walkers.org.uk Places are limited. If you have a question, please email enquiries@ bradfield-walkers.org.uk

7 Model Train and Lego Exhibition Chapeltown Scout Hut Burncross Road 10.00-2.00pm refreshments available Children bring your parents and family.

11 Wed: An open meeting including where we are with “The Town Plan” at The Venue, Stocksbridge, 7 ‘til 9pm. All welcome.

9 Bradfield Historical Society ‘Jack the Ripper, Part 1’ by Alan Hancock, 7.30, Low Bradfield Village Hall, The Sands, S6 6LA. 2337463 or email bradfield.history@mypostoffice.co.uk

12 High Green W.I. are meeting at 7.30pm on Thursday 12th May at the Church Hall, behind the Methodist Church, Wortley Road. For May: Competition “Write a Limerick”. New Members and Visitors are welcome.

9 Wharncliffe Side WI will meet at 7.15 to discuss the resolutions for the Annual Meeting all welcome to come along to join us in the Community Centre. Contact Valerie Hales 0114 4187256 10 May - Bradfield Walkers are Welcome - Local History Evening Round Walk in the Loxley Valley with Malcolm Nunn, meet at Loxley village Green (junction of Loxley Road and Rodney Hill) at 7pm, return around 9pm. FREE but donations welcome. 2337463 or www.bradfield-walkers.org. uk or email bradfield.history@ mypostoffice.co.uk 10-14 Ecclesfield Priory Players are presenting CHASE ME UP FARNDALE AVENUE,S’IL VOUS PLAIT, by David McGillivray and Walter Zerlin Jnr, a comedy, at the EPPiC Theatre, Well Lane, off High Street,Ecclesfield S35 9TP, from TUES 10th to SAT 14th MAY 2022. Curtain 7.30pm Tickets £9 (concessions £8 Tues and Wed only) available from 16th April.Ring 0114 2402624 , visit tickets@ecclesfieldprioryplayers.co.uk or call in to our weekly Saturday coffee morning in the theatre lounge after 11am

12 Stocksbridge & upper Don 50+ group will meet 2-3 to 3.30pm in Stocksbridge Library.

Speaker Shirley Newham. New members welcome 12 Chapeltown WI will hold their next meeting in Chapeltown Methodist Chapel at 7.30pm. Resolutions for the National Meeting will be discussed. The competition is for a Joke. New members and visitors are always welcome.

14 Free Fun Dog Show in Chapeltown Park from 10am to 12.30pm. Meet at the bandstand. Free entry and free to enter your dog. There are 8 categories – waggiest tail, best trick, fancy dress etc. – you can enter as many as you like. Winners receive rosettes, certificates and a doggy treat.

14 Christian Aid coffee morning 10am-12pm Christ Church Stocksbridge Homemade cakes and bacon sandwiches 12 May. Stocksbridge & District History Society – Christ Church Hall 7 PM. Pie & Pea Supper - BYO! – Members Only. If members have not yet booked, please call Dennis on 07966

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15 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - ‘Dawn Chorus’, a bird walk across the common led by John Robinson, meet at 5am at Rural Lane Car Park, off Worrall Road/Rural Lane. Circular walk (lasts around 2 hours), you can return to the car park at any time. Families very welcome but no dogs please. FREE but donations welcome. 2348472 www.walc.epizy.com 16 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - Talk by Peter Brown, ‘A Lifetime of Bird Watching in Sheffield and the North East’, Wadsley Church Hall, 7.30, Wadsley Church Hall, Worrall Road, S6 4BB members £3, non member £3.50, free refreshments. www.walc.epizy.com 17 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome - Local History Morning Round Walk with Malcolm Nunn, start from Cutthroat Bridge (A57 layby) at 10.30am, return around 2pm. FREE but donations welcome. 2337463 or www.bradfield-walkers.org. uk or email bradfield.history@ mypostoffice.co.uk.

BRING PACKED LUNCH FOR THIS WALK. 17 The Blitz Ambulance service followed by the Shirecliffe Guns Tuesday 17th May at 7:15pm at Hillsborough Sports Arena.

Speaker is Mike Dyson Topic 18 Join Bolsterstone Archaeology and Heritage Group for a talk at 7.30pm by Richard Godley on the ‘Women on the Land’ Project’, exploring the history of Land Girls and Lumberjills.

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21 Coffee & Cakes plus Fundraising Stalls 10 till 3pm on the 21st May. There will be Tea, coffee and cakes plus fundraising craft stalls from homemade fudge, plants, tombola, candles and light up bottles.

Raising funds for local Scouts & Explorers to attend the 25th World Scout Jamboree in South Korea 2023 @ 82 nd Chapeltown Scout HQ Burncross Road , Chapeltown (opposite Ocean Blue Chip)

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22 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, bring gloves, families very welcome.

23 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome - Local History Evening Round Walk with Malcolm Nunn, meet at Rural Lane Car Park, Wadsley at 7pm, return around 9pm. FREE but donations welcome. 2337463 or

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22 Bolsterstone Quilters are having their 10th Anniversary Quilt Show on Sunday 22nd May 10am -4pm at Bolsterstone Village Hall. Come and see the beautiful work undertaken by our members in lockdown. Entrance fee £2 which includes programme. Refreshments available.

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New members welcome 9 Talk & Q&A on air source heat pumps for domestic houses + input from people who have had them installed. The Venue, Stocksbridge, 7-9pm Upper Don Renewable Energy. All welcome.

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p.m. at Millhouse Green Institute, A629 Manchester Road, Millhouse Green. The Choir is now practising for their next concerts in April and June. If any male singer would be interested in joining the Choir, then contact 07901851992 for further information.

Tuesdays 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.

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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, a parent/carer support group, for children of all ages with Autism Spectrum disorder.Every 2nd and 4th Monday at 1pm. Community Campus, Pack Horse Lane, High Green. For more information look on Autism Hope Sheffield website or Facebook page Millhouse Green Male Voice Choir meet every week at 7.30

Everyone is welcome at the Tea and Chat group - 1:00-3:00pm every Wednesday afternoon at St Leonards Church Wortley.

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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.

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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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Joan Doreen BLACKBURN Passed away peacefully, aged 84, on 21 April 2022 surrounded by her loving family.

Beloved Wife of the late Don. Deeply loved Mum of Paul and Sarah.

Precious Mum-in-Law of Sue and Jamie. Adored Grandma of Laura, Kate, Adam, Max and Joe. Friend to many.

A funeral service to celebrate Joan’s treasured life will be held at Grenoside Crematorium, North Chapel on Wednesday 18 May 2022 at 12 noon.

Attire to be as colourful as you’d like.

Family flowers only please but donations will be greatly accepted on behalf of The Alzheimer’s Society.

Enquiries to TW Birks & Son, 100 Manchester Road S36 2RE. 0114 288 5555 or via their website.

HATTERSLEY Hilma Marlene (Née Wright) Passed away peacefully at home with her family around her on April 8th 2022, aged 79 years.

Devoted Wife of Brian, much loved Sister of Stewart, Mum to Jane, Mark and Rachel, loving Grandma, Great Grandma, Mum-in-Law, Auntie and friend to many.

Funeral service to take place at Grenoside Crematorium North Chapel on Friday 13th May at 11 am.

Family flowers only please. Donations kindly accepted to St. Luke’s Hospice.

“Love you always, forget you never.”

All enquiries to Dyson Funeral Service, New Road, Deepcar, Sheffield, S36 2RS. Tel. 01142 883169.

Roger Neil JONES It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our dear Brother, Roger Neil Jones, who passed away in the Northern General Hospital on the 11th Aprill 2022 aged 84.

Funeral service to take place at Grenoside Crematorium South Chapel on Monday 9th May at 1.30 pm.

Family flowers only, donations if desired for the Sheffield Children’s Hospital, may be given on the day.

The Jones family wish to thank the Sheffield Hospitals, Nursing Home and Care Home, for their care, support and attention given to our dear Brother Roger Neil Jones. R.I.P

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NEEDHAM (Frederick) Roy Sadly passed away on 20th April 2022 at The Royal Hallamshire Hospital with his Daughter by his side.

Beloved Husband of the late Margaret, a much loved Father, Grandfather, Brother, Uncle, Cousin and friend to many.

Another Oughtibridge legend gone.

Funeral service to take place at Oughtibridge Parish Church on Wednesday 18th May at 1:00pm followed by burial at Birtin Cemetery.

Family flowers only but donations may be given for Diabetes UK on the day or at https://frederickneedham. muchloved.com.

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The family of the late Margaret Hughes of Deepcar would like to thank all family, friends and neighbours for their cards, messages and support. Also for their kind donations in lieu of flowers for St Lukes and Christchurch Lunch Club.

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Roxy Ball Room to open in Heart of the City this summer

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From beer pong to pool and shuffleboard, visitors to Sheffield city centre will be able to party the night away whilst competing in their favourite games at the new venue.

The latest addition to Heart of the City, the £470 million regeneration scheme in Sheffield city centre, Roxy Ball Room is the latest venue from celebrated national operator Roxy Leisure – who are already established in Leeds, Manchester, Liverpool, Nottingham, Birmingham, and Bristol.

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Two new solo shows at Cupola Gallery Two new solo shows at Cupola Gallery explore what it means to be physically and emotionally connected or disconnected with people and our environment.

Pathos by Lee Hardman Fulfilment Centre by Jamie Frost Exhibition Dates: 30 April – 4 June Opening evening: Friday 29 April 7:30-9:30pm – All welcome. Hospitality provided.

“Overall I’m always thinking about connections; I’m thinking about our human nature and our commonality. My paintings consider and reflect on the deeper understanding I think we share as human beings, as individuals.” Lee Hardman Lee Hardman creates powerful figurative paintings using a restricted colour palette. His choice of colours and method of mark making seems to intensify our immediate response to the faces and figures depicted.

Lee is exhibiting five different collections of work.

• Red ground/mother paintings: As an artist I try to always use what I know, to paint from experience, and here I was thinking about my influences. I wanted to consider the mother, the idea of the mother figure. I wanted to reach for the origin of things in a sense.

• Self portraits - It’s hard for me to put into words what it is I’m trying to convey with my self-portraits because much of it is unconscious.

Often my mark making can appear loose, unfinished even, but I like to think that this allows the viewer to give something of themselves.

ture (specialising in wood), drawing, painting, ceramics and photography.

• Red Judy – Monoprints. I wanted to make something repeating; images that are both a unique instance and yet the same.

• Woman Laughing series - The intriguing thing about the laugh is the duplicity of it, yet somehow, the sincerity of it. It can be many things.

It can be a mean, spiteful, nervous, embarrassed, or it can be completely joyous, but it is always revealing.

• Making faces series - The Making Faces series began in lockdown and during the Covid pandemic as a reaction to the surreal and anxious state of being at that time.

Jamie Frost is an accomplished artist across disciplines, working in sculp-

After an acclaimed touring exhibition, The Way of All flesh, which came to Cupola Gallery in 2019, Jamie Frost now brings an exhibition of figurative works produced in the last two years collected under the title of fulfilment centre, making reference to Amazon’s choice of words to describe its warehouse operations. Drawing, painting, sculpture and photography enmesh to address

Cricket report Stocksbridge 1st XI 168-8 (Jack Newton 67, Andy Hirst 29) Sheffield Collegiate 171-5 (Jake Vickers 3-29)

Stocksbridge 1st XI travelled to Sheffield Collegiate looking to make it three league wins from three. Andy Hibbert won the toss and the 1st elected to bat first. Ben Cherry hit a huge six the second ball he faced but was removed for 8. Andy Hirst and Matt Price began to build a partnership but a mix up in the middle caused Price to be run out, the score 49-2. Andy Hirst was removed shortly after for a well made 29. Liam Grayson dug in but couldn’t carry on his fine form as he was removed for 14.

Jack Newton was his usually destructive self as he began to take the game away from Collegiate. Joe Hibbert was backing him up but ran himself out for 14. A tale of the 1st innings as batters got in and got themselves out. Newton was finally dismissed for a very well made 67 off 62 balls.

Jon Pickford stuck around at the end as he finished on 15 not out. The 1st posted 168-8 which they might feel was a little under par.

The second innings began with Collegiate getting off to a good start.

However Jake Vickers struck to leave the score 25-1. Joe Hibbert picked up the second wicket but the 1st XI struggled to gain any momentum in the innings. A partnership of 86 made collegiate firm favourites and put them into the driving seat. Jack Newton gave his all with bowl and tried his best to pull the 1st XI back into the game. Jack Vickers took two late wickets to finish with 3-29 but it was all in vein as Collegiate got over

the line with 8 balls to spare. A disappointing, yet frustrating loss where with a few more performances in the game the 1st could have made it three from three. They entertain Rockingham 2nd at Bracken Moor this Saturday.

Stocksbridge 2nd XI 195-9 (C Haywood 82*, J Hague 21, J Dowde 20) vs Hatfield Town 2nd XI 120 all out (P Hargreaves 3-22, J Hague 3-44, C Thwaites 2-17) Stocksbridge 2nd XI hosted preseason promotion candidates Hatfield Town this weekend. Captain Thwaites won the toss and elected to bat. Wickets fell in clusters, with 3 of the top 4 reaching double figures, however failing to form a meaningful partnership. The middle order provided little resistance and Stocksbridge collapsed to 79-8. In need of a hero, Callum Haywood walked out to join John Dowde in the middle.

The pair took to the Hatfield bowlers, knocking boundaries to all parts.

Both batsmen looked comfortable, working perfectly in tandem. Haywood was smoking it to all parts and looking in fine form as he cruised past his half century. Dowde, playing in just his 2nd ever game, wasn't to be outdone, registering his first 6, clearing the leg-side boundary. The pair put together an unbelievable 110 run 9th wicket partnership, resurrecting Stocksbridge and enabling them to post 195-9 from their 40 overs. Cal Haywood finished on a superb 82* from just 51 deliveries, including ten 4s and four 6s. (Cal Haywood 82*, James Hague 21, John Dowde 20).

Hatfield's reply never got going with wickets falling at regular intervals.

That man Haywood again broke the deadlock, removing opener Platt for 0. Cutts and Yemm provided some resistance for Hatfield, however some excellent bowling from Paul Hargreaves and James Hague restricted the visitors to 74-6. Hatfield were never anywhere near the required run rate, requiring over 100 runs with under 15 overs remaining.

Thwaites and Haywood came back into the attack to clear up the Hatfield lower order, finally being bowled out for just 120, a 75 run victory for Stocksbridge. Wickets shared; with Paul Hargreaves 3-22, James Hague 3-44, Chris Thwaites 2-17 and Cal Haywood 2-35. Excellent win for the boys in green, off the mark in the YCSPL.

aspects of human interaction. Developing from earlier figurative work, all rely on methods of disguise, distortion, concealment or objectification to speak about the shifting gaps between us. A large part of the exhibition consists of drawings in which the artist describes actions and movements in increasingly simple terms.

“Jamie's work centres around two main obsessions: the figure and wood. His contorted forms are pinned, carved and held. They are a less a representation of the exterior self but of the subjects inner workings. More recently he has been exploring absence in the modern world and the reactions to mechanisation. Fundamentally he is looking at how we relate internally to the outside world.” Graham Shapley, Curator and Manager.

“The work in both exhibitions is uncompromising and challenging, strong and visceral. Two powerful exhibitions that are not be missed.”

Karen Sherwood, Director.

Club Championship Round 1 Completed With the summer season in full flow, the Gents at Stocksbridge Golf Club competed in the first round of the Club Championship on 30 April. Several of the major competitions through the summer are used to determine the overall champion golfer of the year.

The first round was the Whitbread Cup, which is played under an unusual format called a Bogey competition. Players play match play against the course and score a plus for a win, a minus for a loss and 0 for a half on each hole.

In a big field of 74 competitors (considering it was a Bank Holiday weekend), Mick Hulbert (12) won the competition 3 up against the course. Mick's round was very steady and included 11 pars. Dave Buxton (10) finished second, 2 up against the course, again with some very consistent golf. Four players Lee Bowling (17), Nick Wood (16), John Wood (22) and Pete Westhead (10) - all finished 1 up against the course, but Lee took third place, finishing better against the course over the back 9.

The Gents and Ladies competed together on 1 May in the Spring Mixed Foursomes. This is a tough format of alternative shots between each pairing of gents and ladies.

Each pairing receives 50% of their combined handicap allowance. The winners were Alison Sedgwick and Craig Batty (22) with a net 61. Sue and Steve Hill (22) were second with a net 64. Lady Captain, Heather Evans and Brian Dobb (28) were third with a net 68. Bev Sykes and Frank Milnes (27) also scored a net 68, but lost out on countback.

The Dragons Section competed for the Founders Trophy on 27 April, a stroke play format and the scoring was very good, helped by excellent playing conditions. The overall winner came from Division 1, with Mick Siddall (18) shooting a net 59, 6 shots below his handicap. Mick's round included 1 birdie and 8 pars.

Second and third in Division 1 were Pete Mannion (18) and Stuart Marsh (19), both with net 62s, Peter taking second on countback.

Division 2 winner was Tony Peers (22), with a net 61, good enough to take second place overall. Doug Needham (21) also managed a net 61, losing to Doug on countback, but which was good enough for third place overall. Bill Boucher (29), finished third in the division with a net 63.

Through the week there have been two Pro's Prize Stableford competitions on 28 April and 1 May. The mid-week competition was won

by John Wood (22) with 37 points.

Danny Costello (1), Nigel Eggenton (9) and John Slodyczak (10) all finished with 35 points, but finished in that order on countback.

The 1 may competition was won by Dave Buxton (9), with 39 points.

Neil Elliott (12) was second with 37 points and Luke Bissatt (3) third with 36 points. Pete Mannion (17) also scored 36 points, but lost out to Luke on countback.

Finally, the Ladies Mid-week 9-hole competition was won by Sam Wood (18) with 19 points. Heather Evans (15) was second with 18 points, the same score as Margaret Pearson (14), but pipping her on countback.

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4 minutes into extra time Notts county converted a chance that started with a late free-kick. The game then fired up, 3-2 to the bridge with less than 2 minutes remaining. Notts county pushed hard but the bridge defence stood strong and resilient to the end to see out the game.

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No booking required With the game flowing, the bridge looked set to extend the score-line, and Cheryl Mawhood duly obliged when she lobbed the keeper from 25 yards.

Minutes later Oughtibridge conceded a penalty, ending the half at 2-1 to the bridge.

The second half got off to a flyer with less than 5 minutes played, a piece of brilliant build-up play lead to Emma Wall slotting the ball to the right of the keeper.

Mon - Fri: 8:30am - 4:30pm (last test) Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed That excellent team goal left the ladies at 3-1 with most of the half still to play.

The rest of the match flowed both ways with chances at either end but bridge were still pilling on the pressure and looked strong going forward every time.

Birdwell wheelers “Last Sunday saw Wheeler Paul Heggie ride in his first Open Time Trial of the season, the Team Sheffield 10 mile event on the A60 at Cuckney Nottinghamshire.

On a day when a strong headwind on the outward leg mitigated against fast times, Heggie finished in 17th place with a time of 27m 25s. This placed him 3rd in the 60-69 year old age group.

Photo credit: Ian Chapman Photography

Anyone for tennis?

Thorncliffe Tennis Club based in High Green is a small, friendly club, with members of all ages and levels of playing ability.

We offer year round opportunities for a social 'hit' with pals, or competitive match tennis in the Sheffield League.

With the longer summer days now upon us, why not take the opportunity to take up a new sport or revisit the pleasures of tennis?

We have 3 courts, provide free balls at arranged social tennis and would provide

new members with a warm welcome. Coaching is available for both juniors and adults.

We believe our annual fees to be possibly the lowest in Sheffield, give a first year discount and are happy to give potential new members a free taster knock with other members.

For more information, please e mail: info@ thorncliffetennisclub.co.uk, or phone 07515174945 and leave a message.

Thorncliffe Tennis Club, Thorncliffe Recreation Ground, Mortomley Close, High Green, Sheffield, S35 3HS

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Steels to lose main sponsor Stocksbridge Park Steels FC have an- From the Chairman Graham Furness and mynounced that regrettably their main Spon- self we thank them, and wish you and your sor Eco Power Environmental have decided business all the best for the future.” not to extend the current 2 year agreement.

Eco Power’s Louis Calder said “As a business, The statement below from Louis Calders out- we have been supporting Stocksbridge Park lines the reasons for the decision, and Stocks- Steels FC as main club sponsors for the past bridge fully understand the situation. two seasons following the departure of other Roger Gissing Commercial Manager for the sponsors as a result of the pandemic. We sinSteels said “we really cannot thank Dave, Lou- cerely hope that our financial support has prois and all those at Eco Power enough for the vided some much needed stability to the club support they have shown over the last 2 sea- during that period. At the end of this season sons, and how much the financial contribu- however, we have taken the difficult decision tion they have given the club, has supported not to renew our sponsorship with the Steels. our progress on and off the pitch.

As a Doncaster based business, the decision has been taken as we look to focus our commercial support more locally with Doncaster Rovers FC and Rossington Main FC as we are now main sponsors of both clubs and stadiums. I would like to take this opportunity to thank club chairman Graham Furness and commercial manager Roger Gissing for their support over the past two years. They both Electrical Goods work tirelessly for the club, and we wish them and the club every success for the future.”

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