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GOLD AWARD FOR ‘FAMOUS FIVE’ Five ‘young men’ from Chapeltown received their Gold Duke of Edinburgh award at Buckingham Palace, recently.

The boys, from the 7th Sheffield Boys’ Brigade had to wait two years after being awarded the gold awards back in 2020.

Howard Atkinson, William Rowland, Patrick Raybould, Dhurs Chongar and Daniel Sadler have all achieved the DOE Gold Award.

They were accompanied in London by supportive parents and retiring Captains Wendy and Ed Brown.

Husband and wife Wendy, retiring Captain of the 1st Chapeltown girls’ brigade and Ed Brown retiring captain of 7th Sheffield boys’ brigade joined them in the gardens of the palace.

Mrs Brown continued “It was a wonderful day for all involved” The brigade for both boys and girls meet on a Tuesday evening at The Methodist Chrurch, Chapeltown.

The Brigades started back up last November, and ‘take-in kids at the age of 5. Activities for badge include work crafts, physical activities, religious learning.

The ‘famous five’, as part of achieving their Gold Award had to trek across North Yorkshire moors. The boys spent 3 nights, 4 days camping and trekking along the coast and across moorland, starting near Whitby and finishing near Filey.

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Wendy told Look Local “The boys have done so well, and their parents should feel very proud.”

“It was very tough for them as they had to carry all their equipment with them the whole way, but they did ever so well with amazing support from the parents”

The Earl of Wessex and Tani Grey-Thompson presented the awards and mingled with guests who enjoyed an afternoon tea in the Palace gardens.

The ‘boys’ have all gone onto study in further education.

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Local News North Sheffield communties came together over the extended weekend to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee. People of all ages took part. Here’s just a few pics of the many events...

Residents from Wharncliffe Side (right), came together to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, on Spring Grove Gardens.

As part of the celebration there were quizzes, treasure hunt, bingo, singing and dancing led by Molly Winton.

A raffle held on the day raised £200 for the Marie Curie charity which will provide 10hours of care from a Marie Curie nurse.

There was even a visit from Queen Maria . One resident told Look Local “…all my grandchildren said it was the best party they had been to...”

Lunch club enjoy Jubilee meal Members of the Oughtibridge Lunch Club (left) enjoyed a special lunch

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Queen’s Platinum Jubilee of roast pork with all the trimmings, followed by a selection of English deserts.

Volunteers dressed for the occasion, music was provided by piano accordianist Mark Hallam, and the celebration finished with the national anthem and some traditional songs.

Residents from Bolsterstone held a party on the village field to commemorate and in conjunction with the village hall trust lit the impressive royal beacon to link up with the Green Moor beacon at the same time on the same day.

On Thursday the Friends of Chapeltown Park along with the Ecclesfield Parish Council put on the celebration event for the Queens Jubilee. This included stalls , good food , children’s entertainment, the Chapeltown Silver Band and the lighting of the beacon . It was estimated that between 600 to 700 people attended the event.

Photos: (Top) Wharncliffe Side ‘street conga’ by Peter Mudd.

(Below, right) Bolsterstone beacon by Andrew Mansfield (left) Oughtibridge lunch club. (below) Chapeltown Park

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Fox Valley Store Supports Fun Run Following a two year break the Penistone fun run returns this weekend and has the backing once again from Fox Valley’s department store, Sandersons.

The fun run raises money in memory of Penistone brothers Jack and Paul Sykes and is due to take place on the 12th June kickstarting the mayors parade.

It’s the fifth year that the 2km run has been staged on the trails around Penistone to help raise funds for the Heads Together (Barnsley) Charitable Trust. The charity was set up in memory of the brothers who tragically lost their lives in a house fire started by their father when they were just 12 and 9.

More than 250 people usually take part in the run raising vital funds that assist families in need of respite care and specialist equipment.

Penistone Fun Run: Claire Sykes (left) and Rebecca Dransfield of Sandersons department store.

FAMILY TO UNDERTAKE 100 MILE CHALLENGE FOR MILITARY CHARITY The Williams family from Penistone love doing things together, so it seemed only right that nine-year-old Molly would join her dad in his fundraising challenge for the Royal Air Forces Association.

Molly has spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), so despite not being able to walk, she is joining her dad Julian as he attempts to walk 100 miles in 24 hours. She will be taking part using her Duet Tandem Wheelchair bicycle, with the help of her mum May, sister Anya (11) and brother Edmund (7). They will complete 84 laps of the athletics track: one lap for every night Molly has spent in critical care.

Talking of her condition, Molly said: “SMA is a form of motor neurone disease, and I am a full-time wheelchair user. I know I will never walk, stand or even sit without support. I have already had two ten-hour surgeries at Sheffield Children’s Hospital. I have had my spine straightened with metal rods, both hips reconstructed and more emergency admissions than I can remember. Sometimes I need a special mask-and-air to help me breathe, and lots of other kit to get me through each day.”

200 FREE ICE CREAMS Covid stopped our amazing fayre the last 2 years, but we are back!

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Not only are we back but we are also going to give away 200 FREE Ice-creams & 200 FREE swim passes to any child who lives in Stocksbridge & Upper Don

Come along for lots of fun for all the family including the amazing funfair, live music performances, Bradfield brewery beer tent, John Crawshaw's BBQ and much more!

This year’s event will start at the Penistone Showground at 10am and runners are encouraged to dress up as a local superhero to celebrate the key workers that kept the community going throughout the pandemic.

Sandersons Department Store has donated the medals which will be presented to all the finishers by Jack and Paul’s Mum Claire Throssell and television journalist and presenter, Christine Talbot.

Claire said: “The support from the community we have had over the previous events has been fantastic and we are hoping for the same turnout this year to raise as much money as possible for this fantastic charity.

“We’ve suggested runners dress up as keyworkers to show our gratitude to those local superheroes who have kept our town

running throughout the past couple of years.

“We’d like to say a big thank you to Sandersons for supporting the event again this year and providing the medals for all the runners.”

Rebecca Dransfield from Sandersons said: “We are delighted to be supporting this fantastic community event in memory of two very special boys. We hope the event raises lots of money for Heads Together and we wish all runners the very best on Sunday.”

Online entries cost £5 individually and £10 for a family entry of up to five people. You can register through the following link https://racebest.com/races/ hxuw2. Entries will also be taken on the day, the event starts at 10am with registration open from 9:30am.

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‘BEST IN THE WORLD’ A ‘Strong’ Sheffield team of 263 have scooped a global industry award, beating 17 other global sites to win the accolade.

Welbilt’s Merrychef Sheffield Site in Provincial Park in Ecclesfield beat 17 global locations to win.

A Sheffield factory that manufactures high speed ovens for use by global chains such as Costa Coffee and Starbucks, has beaten 17 production sites worldwide to win the Welbilt 2021 Site Excellence Award. Welbilt is a leading provider of commercial kitchen equipment and solutions, boasting a portfolio of over 12 globally recognised brands, from fryers to combinations ovens.

The award was judged across five categories; safety, quality, delivery, productivity, and cost. The 263 strong Sheffield team not only excelled in productivity, operational cost management, and delivery performance, but also managed to increase production output by a staggering 92%.

Colin Lacey, VP & Managing Director of Merrychef was proud to accept the award on behalf of his team:

Sheffield signs up to UK100 Net Zero Pledge Sheffield has signed up to national and worldwide movements to tackle climate change and become carbon neutral.

The City Council has been praised by UK100 for taking the pledge, and for it's commitment for radical action from local authorities.

UK100 is a network of highly ambitious local government leaders, which seeks to devise and implement plans for the transition to clean energy that are ambitious, cost effective and take the public and business with them.

It supports decision-makers in UK towns, cities and counties in their transition to Net Zero. It is the only network for UK local leaders focused solely on climate, clean energy and clean air policy.

To accelerate the transition to this Net Zero society, UK100 brings together local authorities across the country to share knowledge, collaborate, and petition the UK government with their collective power. They are working together to create flourishing communities - seizing the opportunities of technology to create jobs and establishing a nationwide project of renewal, focussed on local needs and ambitions.

“It’s fantastic to receive such a prestigious award and acknowledgement that despite the challenges faced from the coronavirus pandemic, Sheffield was able to maintain – and even raise our already premium, manufacturing standards! I’m incredibly grateful to the team here at Sheffield, and this award is evidence of their hard work and dedication.”

Lee Wichlacz, GVP & Managing Director Americas, and Phil Dei Dolori, GVP & Managing Director APAC & EMEA, toured the Sheffield factory and met the hardworking teams before presenting VP and Managing Director of Merrychef, Colin Lacey with the award.

Lee Wichlacz commented on Sheffield’s success: “In light of the supply chain and operational challenges we endured in 2021, I am very proud of the many accomplishments that were made at our sites across the globe. We demonstrated agility and flexibility in response to historically high customer demand. I want to say thank you to each of our Operations Teams for a great 2021, and a huge congratulations to the team at Sheffield for winning the Site Excellence Award.”

‘Citizen Scientists fill gaps in Sheffield rainfall data’ For the past two years Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust volunteers have been taking daily readings from back garden rain gauges around the Sheffield Lakeland area and they’ve recently reached a significant milestone, collecting their nine thousandth record at the end of last month.

The project is running in partnership with Sheffield Hallam University, as part of a programme of natural flood management (NFM) work being undertaken by the Sheffield Lakeland Landscape Partnership.

The Sheffield Lakeland Landscape Project is part of Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust and is supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund and players of the National Lottery.

The natural flood management project is working with farmers, land owners and partners in upstream areas to put in place measures which help to ‘slow the flow’ of water through the landscape.

The nature based solutions being built allow the landscape to hold water for longer, releasing it more slowly into streams and rivers, helping to reduce the risk of future floods in downstream areas like central Sheffield, Rotherham and Doncaster.

The Sheffield Lakeland area on the western borders of the city, reaches from Redmires SSSI in the south, up to Langsett reservoir in the north. The area covers 145km2, and is an outstanding example of a living landscape, rich in history, with diverse habitats abundant in wildlife, vibrant communities and strong traditions.

Researchers at Sheffield Hallam University are monitoring the effects of these NFM measures on the flow of water in the streams around the Lakeland area.

Measures being used by the project include tree planting, pond creation, protection of boggy areas and the creation of ‘leaky dams’ made from natural materials. But to assess the effects of the nature based solutions properly requires a good understanding of the rainfall as well as the river flow, and this is where our citizen scientists come in.

Rainfall can vary a lot over a small distance, for example, from one side of a valley to another due to local microclimates and landscape and our volunteers’ data is giving us a more detailed picture of where rain is falling across the Lakeland region.

As we begin to feel the effects of Climate Change with more unpredictable weather patterns, nature based flood management techniques are going to become an essential part of managing our landscapes for people and wildlife.

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How the role of GP receptionist has evolved to improve patient experience The role of GP receptionist has changed in recent years, they play a key part in helping patients get the right care, by the right healthcare professional at the right time.

Now known as care navigators or care coordinators, receptionists have a much wider role than just answering phones and making appointments.

There are currently unprecedented pressures across health services in Sheffield.

This is in common with most areas of the country and is leading to huge levels of demand for GP services.

Sometimes, seeing a GP isn’t the best option for the patient. In fact, studies show that 25-40% of consultations with a GP are unnecessary. Some patients may receive more appropriate care and advice more quickly elsewhere - for example, a physiotherapist for back pain, or a nurse for a skin rash - freeing up the GPs time for those who really need it.

This is where care navigators come in.

Care navigators receive comprehensive training and their role is to actively listen, to signpost people to sources of help, advocacy and support, and to help people play an active role in managing their own health.

or that we are trying to gatekeep appointments. This isn’t the case at all. By asking a number of questions from the patient we are able to make sure that we book them an appointment with the right healthcare professional, or if its more appropriate, signpost them to other services in the city. We will still book an appointment with a GP if the patient feels they need it but they may have to wait longer for this.

“I really enjoy my job and the vast majority of our patients are lovely and polite - we’ve even had some of them thank us with chocolates and flowers.

We hope patients realise we’re there to help them.”

Dr Ben Allen, GP and Primary Care Clinical Director at NHS Sheffield CCG, said: “Care navigators are an integral part of the practice team, they work really hard to ensure patients get seen by the right healthcare professional. The information you give receptionist will ensure you get the right care, in the right way, by the right person.

“All staff operate to strict guidelines and work under clinical supervision. As a doctor I trust them and you can trust them to treat all information given confidentially.”

like not having to attend their surgery in person when the problem can be safely dealt with remotely. Not only do most patients like telephone and online appointments, but it also stops covid from spreading and staff can get through to more patients, including those with urgent health needs.

Dr Allen added: “The feedback we’ve had is that most patients like telephone and online appointments. It can save you time waiting for a face-to-face appointment or taking time off work to attend. Many illnesses can be treated by these remote consultations. For these reasons, we see fewer patients face-toface. If you are assessed as needing a face-to-face appointment this will always be offered.”

This is the case at practices across the city. GP surgeries are working hard to cope with the additional demand which includes bringing in more staff in different professional roles, such as care navigators, to help. Extra funding and support are also being shared across South Yorkshire to make even more appointments available.

NHS Sheffield CCG has invested in more evening and weekend appointments at extended access hubs across the city and are investing more in technology to improve communication and efficiency.

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event listings Thank you to all who came to the Jubilee Coffee and Cake at the Blue Ball on Saturday 4th June. Not only was a good time had by all but we also raised £120 for the Sheffield Childrens’ Hospital Helipad Appeal. Many thanks to all who came along.

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JUNE Wednesday

Over the last few weeks, a new piece of play equipment has been installed at the Wadsley Park Village playground and is now open for business. The new ‘basket’ swing is designed to be accessible to all children and will hopefully become a favourite amongst park users.

Local Cllr. Penny Baker commented: “During October 2021 we carried out a survey amongst local residents and playground users. It became clear very quickly that there was a desire to add a piece of equipment that could be accessed by all children, but particularly by those with a disability. Working with the team from the Parks department, we identified the right piece of equipment. Using our Ward Pot to fund the project we were able to ensure it was installed for this summer.

The new swing is a real bonus and I am sure that it will be enjoyed by the local children.”

COMPTON CINEMA ORGAN

Following last year’s amazing performance, start organist Michael Wooldridge is back by popular request at the console of the 1934 Compton Cinema Pipe organ is back.

For further details of all our events or to book advanced tickets at the Astoria Centre please call us on 07944 566972.

Prestigious award for inspirational teacher Kalam Neale, Esports Programme Lead at Barnsley College, has been presented with a Pearson National Teaching Award Silver Award in the Digital Innovator of the Year category for his outstanding commitment to Esports and digital innovation at the College.

Kalam has envisioned, created and delivered the country’s first ever BTEC Level 2 and Level 3 qualifications in Esports.

He was also commended for his knowledge and passion for Esports, which has seen him constantly sharing best practice to other educators and hosting a range of sporting events.

The Silver Award winners were honoured as part of the wider celebrations for national ‘Thank a Teacher Day’, bringing together everyone across the country to celebrate the schools and colleges at the heart of our communities.

8 Don Valley Probus will meet on Wednesday l 8th June at 10.00AM in Christ Church Hall, Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, with a presentation by Tony Burkitt, ”Architecture”. 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.

Thursday

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

10 NSPCC Childhood Day Coffee Morning at Chapeltown Methodist Church. 10am to 12noon.

Saturday

11 Wisewood Methodist Church Spring Fayre, Ben Lane, S6 - 10.30am-1pm, plant stalls, books, gifts, cards, raffle. Also refreshments.

11 A DATE TO SAVE IN YOUR DIARY 2PM – 4PM CRANE MOOR METHODIST CHURCH After all the Jubilee celebrations come and join us and enjoy a relaxing afternoon here with AFTERNOON TEA WITH STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM & MINI FAYRE All will be very welcome 11 Science Club is back! .

Come along to the Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive 2 - 4 pm - the topic this time is “Up in the Air”. Entrance is only £1.50 per youngster.

11 Sophie Henderson Alongside her band Fusión Inusual, Sophie puts her own bright spin on songs from artists such as Oleta Adams, Erykah Badu, Jorja Smith,

Stevie Wonder, Earth Wind & Fire, Amy Winehouse, Adele, Hiatus Coyote… to name a few. Performances in Leopold Square take place between 2pm and 4.30pm.

Sunday

12 Come and sing the old hymns from the Sankey Hymn book, 8pm. The Plough Low Bradfield 12 ‘Open Garden’, to raise funds to rebuild a family’s home in Uganda. Between 2 and 4 pm at 4 Grasmere Close Penistone S35 8HP Cakes and refreshments will be available

‘Come and Sing’ sessions at the Venue on 14 and 21 June at 7.30pm. No auditions, no experience, no need to read music, just come and see what we do. Our men would love more men to join Wednesday

15 Join Bolsterstone Archaeology and Heritage Group at 7.30pm, when Anders Hanson will be giving us a ‘History Tour of Kelham Island’. Anders leads walking tours of this fascinating area of Sheffield, so he is bringing his walk indoors to share with us. 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 the link.

Refreshments available. All welcome.

Friday

12 Ryan Taylor Sheffield jazz/ soul/funkateer. Ryan brings solid grooves, smooth vocals and funky improvisation to a range of songs, including some classics and fresh original tunes. Performances in Leopold Square take place between 2pm and 4.30pm.

Tuesday

14 Waldershelf Singers Community Choir are having

17 Steel Valley Beacon Arts Presents...The Sound of Music or on 07792 142 545 June 17th - 7:15pm | June 18th - 2:30pm & 7:15pm June 24th - 7:15pm | June 25th 2:30pm & 7:15pm At Christ Church - Stocksbridge - 363 1DY www.steel-valley-beacon-arts.co.uk This amateur production of THE SOUND OF MUSIC is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatrical Ltd, On behalf of The Rodgers and Hammerstein Organization. www. concordtheatricals.co.uk

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To be held at the Astoria Centre, Barugh Green, Barnsley S75 1JT, on Saturday 11th June at 2-30pm. A feast of popular music is guaranteed such as the music of Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, big band favourites of Duke Ellington and selection from Les Miserables. Something for everyone.

The weekly Wednesday afternoon tea dance from 1 to 4 pm with dancing to Kevin Grunill playing the Compton cinema organ and the weekly Thursday lunchtime ‘Music and Memories’ concerts starting at 1pm are very popular so why not come along, enjoy the music and make new friends. Hot and cold food and drinks are available at all events.

9 Chapeltown WI will meet in the Methodist Church to hold a Jubilee Street Party for members. A Supper will be served with appropriate desserts. This will be followed by entertainment. The competition is for a hand made Crown

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18 Queens jubilee celebration day at the inman pavilion, Stocksbridge 10-4pm Sunday

19 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.

Tuesday

21 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome - Local History Evening Round Walk with Malcolm Nunn, meet at Old Horns pub, High Bradfield at 7pm, return around 9pm.

FREE but donations welcome. 2337463 or www. bradfield-walkers.org.uk or email bradfield.history@ mypostoffice.co.uk 21 Hillsborough and Owlerton History group Speaker Mary Garside Topic Paupers and Vagrants of the Sheffield Workhouse Venue Hillsborough Sports Stadium S6 4HA Time 7:15pm Everyone welcome Charge £2 for nonmembers 21 Waldershelf Singers Community Choir are having ‘Come and Sing’ sessions at the Venue on 21 June at 7.30pm. No auditions, no

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25 St Ann’s school summer fayre/gala on the 25th June 2022 12-4 25 COFFEE and CHORDS, free musical entertainmen hosted by, John Snook and guests , at our regular Saturday open theatre morning , at EPPiC Theatre, High Street, Ecclesfield S35 9TP. The theatre is open from 10 am until 12, with the entertainment starting at about 10.45. Admission is free, but the sale of refreshments helps theatre funds.

July

2 Bolsterstone Village Fayre Bolsterstone Male voice choir will sing to open at 2pm. Deepcar brass band stalls in the square, games on the field, classics cars, art exhibition in St. Mary’s.

6 Stocksbridge & District WI are meeting at Christchurch Community Hall Manchester Road Stocksbridge, 7.15 for 7.30 start, when Cat Ching charity will speak about their work rescuing and rehoming cats and kittens. Visitors always welcome. Further details on 07939941818 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 Andy Walker 07723 506423 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 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.

Wednesdays

Everyone is welcome at the Tea and Chat group - 1:003:00pm every Wednesday afternoon at St Leonards Church Wortley. Pop in for a drink and a chat. Contact Joan for more details: 0114 2887435

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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.

High Green Fitness and Fun Aerobics and Activities Paces campus, High Green Thursday 11am-12:30pm £3 per person Volunteer Thursdays at Greave House Farm Trust.

Enjoy fresh air, gentle exercise, meeting new friends.

Any time between 10am and 4pm. Bring a packed lunch. Also monthly work days on 2nd Saturday. For more info contact Barbara: 07724505911 or email greavehouse@yahoo.co.uk

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Price top scores with 72 Stocksbridge 1st XI 251-6 (M Price 72, S Perry 56, J Newton 37) Whiston Forge 200-8 (J Newton 4-61)

The 1st XI made the journey down the M1 to take on Whiston Forge looking to build on three consecutive victories. After captain Andy Hibbert lost the toss, he was very surprised when his side were asked to bat on what looked like a very batting friendly wicket.

Openers Matt Price and Andy Hirst got the Green Army off to an excellent start as the pair soon brought up a 50 partnership before Hirst fell for a well made 25.

Steve Perry was promoted up to 3 for the day and himself and Price put Whiston to the sword.

The pair went about their work in wonderful fashion, both batters finding the boundaries regularly and ticking the score along nicely.

Price brought up an excellent half century with a straight drive for 4. Quickly after this Perry didn’t want to be outdone and clubbed a huge 6 to also bring up his half century in style.

A superb 109 partnership from the pair put the 1st XI in an extremely strong position.

Both Price (72) and Perry (56) were removed in quick succession but the pair had laid down an excellent foundation for a mammoth total.

The solid base enabled the middle and lower order to come in and score quickly and freely, Jack Newton led the way in the final overs with a quick fire 37 but contributions from Joe Hibbert, Dave Smith and Cal Haywood saw the 1st XI post their highest total of the season as they made 251-6 from 46 overs.

In response Whiston Forge knew they were up against it but on a very good batting deck they were still in with a chance.

Andy Hibbert got a breakthrough in his opening spell but Forge looked more then up for the fight as just past the halfway mark they found themselves 113-1.

This seemed to spark Stocksbridge in action as they soon realised that they couldn’t just go through the motions if they wanted to win this game.

Callum Haywood dented Forge’s chances as he removed both set batsmen in quick succession, this included a superb diving catch from captain Andy Hibbert for one of the wickets.

The pair bowled superbly in tandem to completely take the game away from Forge. Joe Hibbert kept it tight from one end bowling with real pace and accuracy forcing the batters to come after Newton. This played straight into Newton and the Green Army’s hands, Newton’s flight and spin tempted the

Newton went on to finish with excellent figures of 4-61 as the Green Army restricted Forge 200-8 from 46 overs to complete a 51 run victory and make it four wins on the spin.

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The Rockingham reply got off the worst possible start, with opener Dave Smith being clean bowled by skipper Thwaites 2nd ball of the innings. Thwaites struck again, closely followed by Paul Hargreaves, leaving Rockingham 33-3. Stocksbridge managed to take some control of the middle overs, with Hargreaves and Cavanagh in particular keeping things tight. However, Rockingham managed to form a couple of meaningful partnerships, steering themselves over the line with just 2 overs remaining. 2 wickets each for Thwaites, Cavanagh and debutant Jenson Beever.

Stocksbridge 2nd XI 84-1 beat Green Moor 2nd XI 80-2.

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Stocksbridge's reply got off to a good start, with Siddall and Murfin opening.

Murfin looked in fine form, smoking 2 huge 6s as Stocksbridge moved to 45-0 after 6 overs.

The game began to get tighter and tighter, with Stocksbridge requiring 8 from the final over. Amazingly, it all came down to the final ball, with Stocksbridge requiring 1 to win.

Haywood smashed it for 4, leading to scenes of jubilation in the Stocksbridge camp.

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Introduction Over January and February 2022, Ecclesfield Parish Council in conjunction with Sheffield City Council undertook a household survey of residents who live close to Angram Bank Park.

Ecclesfield Parish Council in conjunction with Sheffield City Council and the local community are currently in the process of placing a multi-use games area (kindly donated by Thorncliffe Community sports) on the site.

The purpose of the survey was to seek resident’s views about a further proposal for the park aimed at improving its security. The park has been the subject of incidents of trespass and anti-social behaviour.

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This proposal was the placement of boulders around the grassed edge of the site, placed in between existing trees. Wildflower seed would be planted around the boulders to give a more natural appearance and provide a habitat for wildlife. Access paths would be cut through the grass. In addition, measures would be taken to manage access to the car park including a height restrictor and knee-high rail.

The park is owned and managed by Sheffield City Council.

The questionnaire was developed jointly by Ecclesfield Parish Council and Sheffield City Council.

A copy of the questionnaire was delivered by hand to 249 households.

The questionnaire could be completed in paper form and returned to the Parish Council by hand or using the supplied stamp addressed envelope. Alternatively, it could be completed electronically.

A total of 67 completed questionnaires were received. The number of valid returns represents a 27% household response rate.

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Trunce win for George One of Penistone Footpath’s newest members, George Parr, claimed first place at the fourth race of the Trunce series on Monday evening.

In a tight finish George beat his closest rival by one second finishing in a time of 27-00.

Penistone also had some age category wins with Tony Wright (men’s over50), Sarah Halstead (ladies over50) and Barbara Haigh (ladies over70). Lesley Parker also claimed third lady to finish in 37-06.

In the junior Trunce race Penistone claimed third and fourth place with Sam Taylor (1312) and Tadek Kunicki-Holda (13-34).

A few Penistone runners headed over to Grimsby to compete in the town’s 10k race.

First back for the club was Gareth Irvine in a time of 38-23. Next was Malcolm Rose who claimed first place in the men’s over65 age category in 39-59. Also running were Keith Gordon (49-43) and John Spencer (1-08-49).

On the fells three runners took on the Duddon fell race which involved 9 miles of distance and 2,700 feet of climbing. First back for Penistone was Steve Storey in 18th place in 2-08-41. Next in was Julie Darigala who despite only returning from injury claimed first over50 lady in 2-13-36. Brent Lyndsay finished in 2-35-56.

In memory of former club member Gary Dean the club hosted the Gary Dean relays as part of the Oxspring Jubilee Gala.

The event consisted of teams of two and involved each runner running the junior trunce route which is a hilly two miles. First team back were father and son team Rick Sunman and Kai Sunman in a combined time of 27-41. The winners of the Jubliee themed fancy dress were husband and wife team Richard and Lorraine Mackie.

Results Barnsley parkrun 1, James Mumford 17-52; 24, Alan Knox 23-32; 39, Stuart Smith 26-38; 66, Daniel Batty 29-01; 92, Raymond Brown 31-39; 104, Susan Hall 34-59.

Penistone parkrun 3, George Parr 18-03; 4, Ben Malcolm 18-57; 9, Oliver Pike 20-27; 14, Richard Mackie 2133; 24, Elizabeth Deacon 22-45; 25, Daniel Limb 22-46; 27, Michael Walsh 23-20; 33, Oliver France 24-26; 45, Lorraine Mackie 26-50; 68, Steve Dommett 30-10; 77, Sarah Clough 32-50; 92, Dianne Mcguinness 3609; 100, Martyn Cartwright 39-03.

Junior Trunce 3, Sam Taylor 13-12; 4, Tadek Kunicki-Holda 13-34; 9, Oliver France 15-29; 14, Alexander Wright 19-11.

Senior Trunce (4th Race) 1, George Parr 27-00; 10, Damian Kilpin 28-55; 14, Gareth Irvine 29-59; 19, Tony Wright 30-44; 21, Oliver Pike 31-04; 49, Richard Mackie 33-58; 63, Andrew Shiel 35-32; 68, Shaun Walker 36-02; 74, Matthew Coldwell 36-41; 77, Lesley Parker 37-06; 81, Martyn Goodwin 37-35; 90, Mark Graham 38-21; 95, Stuart Woodhead 38-52; 96, Stan Halstead 38-54; 101, Rebecca Timms 3911; 120, Karen Wilson 40-57; 123, Heather Graham 41-12; 125, Sarah Halstead 41-32; 139, Valentina Wright 43-35; 146, Heath Ramsden 43-57; 161, Stu Smith 45-10; 174, Barbara Hague 48-07; 183, Bernice Nixon 49-09; 184, Sarah Plummer 49-11; 190, Ray Brown 50-20; 200, Myfanwy Cross 52-05; 208, Donna Kilpin 01-01-27.

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Last Wednesday saw Trevor Mayne ride the very hilly 17 mile Rutland CC Open Time Trial starting in Stoney Middleton, climbing to Miller Dale then a long descent to Ashford in the Water finishing just beyond Hassop. On a cool, breezy but dry evening Mayne riding a standard road bike finished in 53m 24s placing 15th overall and 3rd in the 50-59 year age group. Photo courtesy: © R Witney The first of the club’s 15 mile time trials comprising five laps of the Thurnscoe course is on Tuesday June 7th. Details here https://www.cyclingtimetrials.org.uk/club-events/ view/7135 Check the club’s Facebook page.

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‘Star’ striker leaves Steels

Rugby looking to recruit New Stocksbridge Rugby Club Captain, that man Adam Frith, is on the hunt for new recruits.

Luke Mangham has left Stocksbridge Park Steels and has signed for Belper Town.

The striker signed for the Steels back in 2017 from Frickley Athletic having been a long term target for former manager Chris Hilton. He would follow in the tradition of Stocksbridge’s great strikers and become a key player over his five years at the Eco Power Stadium.

He has been the leading scorer for Stocksbridge in the last three seasons and won the three Player of the Season awards this year.

Stocksbridge manager Ian Richards said: “We cannot thank Luke enough for his leadership, attitude, commitment and quality during this season.”

“He is an example and role model to other in how to conduct yourself as a player and when leaving to challenge yourself at a higher level.”

“We wish him every success at Belper Town and he knows he is welcome back at the club anytime.”

Further to this news, Ian Richards had a message to send to the fans of Stocksbridge.

“Currently, we are working hard behind the scene planning, retaining and recruiting for next season.”

Photo: Luke Mangham in action by Pete Revitt

Next season is fast approaching and the club are looking to field two solid XV’s as well as blooding the younger element, with some former colts taking the plunge.

‘We always welcome new players of any ability, age or location’ said Frith enthusiastically, adding ‘we have a newly formed Coaching team to facilitate this, which will be announced shortly’ he added.

Pre season rugby training Stocksbridge are set to begin pre-season on the 29th June at 6:30 pm at Coal Pit Lane, under the new coaching regime, continuing each Wednesday, same time.

Photo: Skipper Frith has been on the hunt for new recruits scouring the local rugby clubs of Tenby.

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