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Football team who really are a family club

A local football team in Chapeltown has hit the national headlines after the team ‘produced’ eight babies in one year.

Chapeltown Royal British Legion FC have recently enjoyed success on the pitch, winning the league last season - and in 2022 there seems to have been something in the beer down at the Legion, as they enjoyed a productive year off the pitch too.

No fewer than eight members of the team have become fathers this year, ranging from the 1st of May up to the 19th December.

Eight has been a magic number for the club, as the team have also enjoyed an unbeaten run of eight games in the league since the start of the season in September.

CRBL FC has won eight out of eight matches in the Sunday League and have won both of their matches so far in the latest cup, while also winning the Blades Super Draw Division Two title last season.

'It's been really nice,' Manager Adam Todd admitted. 'There's a bit of a creche forming on the sidelines at matches now with so many mums and babies out to see their dads play.'

He explained that it all began with 'a nice surprise' when one of the players posted a picture of a scan with their news in the club's group chat.

'Then over the year there just came more and more,' the manager continued. 'One of the things we've tried to do as a club is be more family friendly and it's really added to that.

From left to right (oldest to youngest) Assistant manager Dave Adams with Jaxon, Dave Millen with Mason, Josh Savage with Elias, Ash Gray with Otis, Adam Simpson with Jack, Matt Bruck with Ada, Mitch Savage with Lennie, and manager Adam Todd with Edie.

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Lollipop Lady Honoured A ‘lollipop lady’ who has served for nearly 50 years has been recognised in the latest New Year honours list, for her services to the community.

Jacqueline Higginbottom, first started as a ‘Lollipop Lady’ on the 9th October 1975, and has been a ‘firm’ and popular fixture ever since, helping young children safely cross the road on their journey to and from school.

Louise Jones Headteacher at Royd Nursery Infants & Deepcar St. John’s School told Look Local she never misses a days work, come rain or shine. “'Jackie has been our road crossing patrol warden since 1975. During this time she has helped thousands of children cross the road.

She is a well- loved, humble member of the school community. I am so pleased that Jackie has been recognised for the dedication to her role and for her service to the local community. The schools are so proud of her.'

The longest serving school crossing patrol warden at Sheffield City Council was nominated for an honour by one of the parents has been awarded a British Empire Medal for services to the community.

She is very much loved by the children and families Photo: Jacqueline Higginbottom, BEM, pictured in 2017 recieving a Special Service Award.

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Charity Cycle Team Donates £10,000 to Key Causes The team of charity cyclists from South Yorkshire retail property company, Dransfield Properties, raised an amazing £47,000 after completing the final leg of a 14-year Tour of Europe last September.

The 335-mile final leg saw the 21 strong team pedal through some gruelling weather conditions from Tyne to Thames cycling from Newcastle to London’s Tower Bridge, completing their momentous journey through 14 European countries.

The annual ride is headed by Managing Director of Dransfield Properties and the independent chain of department stores, Sandersons Boutique, Mark Dransfield DL, who commented: “I’d like to thank everyone who has continued to support our charity efforts over the years helping us make a real difference to struggling families and to assist some fantastic causes with their front line support.”

The money raised from this year’s efforts is being used by the Dransfield Foundation to support children with life limiting illnesses and their families. Donations of £5,000 have also been made to Action Against Cancer and St Luke’s Hospice in Sheffield.

Charley Cranmer, Director of Fundraising and Communications at Action Against Cancer, said: “It is significant support such as this that will make a real and lasting difference to patients with cancer. With your help we can aim high, working on cutting edge research to try and improve diagnostics and treatments to change the lives of millions of patients around the world.

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“The latest cheque received brings the total raised by Team Dransfield for Action Against Cancer to over £100,000 since 2014! This is an incredible amount.”

Since the first charity ride in 2007 from London to Paris, the team have covered more than 5,000 miles across 14 countries covering punishing routes through Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Portofino, Rome, Dubrovnik, Trieste, Munich, Berlin, Copenhagen, Oslo, Stavanger, Aberdeen, Newcastle and back to London raising an incredible £593,000.

Their fundraising endeavours over the years have helped support medical research and purchase vital healthcare equipment for Sheffield Children’s Hospital, Leukaemia and Lymphoma Research, Action Against Cancer and Bloodwise, as well as lots of local initiatives through the Dransfield Foundation.

Anna Kirk, Senior Fundraising Manager, said: “We have been totally overwhelmed by the enthusiasm and commitment of the Dransfield team.

“Their challenge for this year was a big one and once again it yielded a truly outstanding result.

“They can be assured that their efforts are appreciated by everybody at St Luke’s and that the money they have raised will make a massive difference to all our patients and their families”.

The completion of the ride in 2022 coincided with Dransfield Properties’ 30th year in business. The award-winning company owns and manages successful retail, leisure and mixeduse centres across the UK.

MP urges water firm to put more profits into upgrades after Sheffield gas outage Olivia Blake says not enough of Yorkshire Water’s £242m profits used for infrastructure after gas network flooded A private water company responsible for maintaining a 50-year-old asbestos-cement pipe that burst and left thousands of people in Sheffield without gas should spend “much more” of its £242m annual profits upgrading its infrastructure, an MP has said.

Olivia Blake, the Labour MP for Sheffield Hallam, said Yorkshire Water had “very deep pockets” and should properly compensate everyone affected in the Stannington and Malin Bridge area of Sheffield, as well as invest vastly more of its profits in replacing old pipes at the end of their lifespan.

According to its annual performance report, in 2021-22, Yorkshire Water made £242.3m operating profit on a turnover of £1.18bn.

The company said it spent £434.1m “acquiring, maintaining, and enhancing assets and infrastructure”. It paid out £52.6m in dividends, which a spokesperson said were “payments to its holding company to cover operating costs and service costs for debt held at holding company level”.

Yorkshire Water has so far agreed to an automatic £30 payment to all affected customers in Sheffield to go towards excess energy costs.

It is also inviting households to claim for additional costs incurred as well as water damage via a form on its website.

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In March 2023, Sheffield City Council will set a budget and the Council Tax level for the financial year April 2023 to March 2024.

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Like most local authorities across the country, Sheffield is once again facing a very challenging financial position. After years of government cuts, austerity measures and the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, the council faced a shortfall of £79million.

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Family business raises money for cancer charity A family-run restaurant in north Sheffield has just raised an amazing amount of money for a local cancer charity.

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McGilveray’s Restauarant & Bar, in Fox Valley, Stocksbridge have raised £2000 for Weston Park.

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Alan McGilveray told Look Local “ We have had quite a few of our regular guests or some of their family succumbed to Cancer. So we decided to do our bit to help.”

Councillor Bryan Lodge, CoChair of the Finance Sub-Committee said “Times are tough across the board and local authorities are certainly feeling the strain too. The cost-of-living crisis and rising inflation on top of a decade of government austerity measures has left us to make some seriously difficult financial decisions to balance next year’s budget.

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Aviva team take on the St Luke’s volunteering challenge

STAFF from the Sheffield offices of insurance company Aviva took time out from the paperwork to join the team at the St Luke’s Hospice Crookes shop.

“Our volunteering session at St Luke’s was a great experience and very different to our usual day job,” said Aviva’s Ellen Ryan.

“It was interesting to hear all the work St Luke’s does for people on end of life and palliative care and also the support they provide to families of those people as well.

“It was great to be working as a team, knowing that we could be helping to make a difference to someone’s life.

St Luke’s Volunteer Development Manager Francesca Bradshaw commented: “The Aviva team really threw themselves into the volunteering experience.

“Volunteering with the St Luke’s retail team really is a great team building experience and we would be happy to talk to any companies who want to join us and help make a difference to the lives of our patients and their families.”

For further information on all St Luke’s volunteering opportunities call 0114 235 7548 or email: volunteer@hospicesheffield. co.uk

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Wednesday 4 Don Valley Probus will meet on Wednesday January 4th 2023 at 10.00AM in Christ Church Hall, Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, with a presentation by Eric Jackson, `Culloden`. 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 5 High Green WI are meeting at 7.30pm on Thursday the 5th of January at the Church Hall, behind the Methodist Church in Wortley Road. The event is a “Social Evening with a Silent Auction and Shared Supper”. The competition is “Holiday Memory from 2022”. All members and visitors welcome.

Saturday 7 Coffee and Chords at EPPiC Theatre, off High Street, ECCLESFIELD S35 9TP On Saturday 7th January 2023, there will be a morning of free musical entertainment hosted by acapella singer John Snook ( Welsh John for obvious reasons). He will bejoined by one or two of his Folk Club friends to enrich our musical experience. Theatre is open from 10am, but enter-

tainment will start at approx 10.45 Everyone welcome, so come and join us . Admission is free, but the sale of refreshments helps the theatre

Monday 9 @ 2.30pm. Stocksbridge and Deepcar Townswomen’s Guild meet at Christ Church, Manchester Road. Stocksbridge. Speaker is Barbara Bristow from Greave House Farm. visitors welcome. Cost £3 to include refreshments.

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Tuesday 10 Bradfield Village Hall is starting a Table Tennis club on Tuesday evenings from 7.10 pm to 9 pm. The bar wll be open for drinks and snacks! under 18s must be accompanied byan adult.

Thursday 12 Chapeltown WI commence their meetings at 7.30pm in Chapeltown Methodist Church when Oliver Hill will speak about Financial Planning. The competition is for a piece of foreign currency.

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Lunch and AGM at the Venue 1.00 - 3.00pm for 100 levy payers and their children.

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Mondays Men’s 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.

Millhouse Green Male Voice Choir practise on Monday evenings (7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m.) at Millhouse Green Institute, Manchester Road, Millhouse Green. If you want to join us, come on Monday 2023 to meet us and see if you like us. Bass voices are needed so have a go at singing in the Bath first!. Contact 01226 764642 for more information, Tuesdays Warm space offering soup,bread roll and a drink every Tuesday from 11.30am til 1.30pm at Chapeltown Methodist Church ALL ARE WELCOME

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.

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: 07724505911or email greavehouse@yahoo.co.uk “High Spirits Singers - for people who enjoy singing in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere but don’t want to be in a formal choir! We meet on Thursdays 2.00 - 4.00 in the Miners’

Welfare Hall, Angram Road, High Green - bring your voice and a sense of humour! Details from Vic Bowden, 07884 007581”

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 Councillors Julie Grocutt & Janet Ridler Surgery 1st Saturday of each Month Stocksbridge Library 10-11am. Call in for help advice or a chat.

Also contact us on julie.grocutt@councillor.sheffield.gov. uk janet.ridler@councillor. sheffield.gov.uk Councillor Lewis Chinchen’s surgeries will be on the 2nd Saturday of each month (except July) from 10.30-11 .30am at Stocksbridge Library. Drop by if you require assistance or support. Lewis can also be contacted at lewis.chinchen@councillor. sheffield.gov.uk or on 07766 540328.

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18 Don Valley Probus will meet on Wednesday January 18th 2023 at 10.00AM in Christ Church Hall, Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, with a presentation by Julia Hill, `Cavendish Cancer Care`.

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Time to plan your garden

Where is the plan for the Upper Don Valley?

The new year is a time for looking ahead and planning for the future. After years of delay Sheffield Council will begin consultation on its Draft Local Plan next week, which will allocate sites for housing development across the city.

I for one will continue to fight for the protection of our green spaces and urge the Council to focus on ‘brownfield’ development instead.

Where is the plan:

Gardens can cost, so try to keep things simple and where possible reuse, recycle or come up with money saving ideas that can help you create the garden of your dreams regardless of resources or space.

So, thrifty tip for the month is …get your tools sorted before the gardening season gets into full swing. You don’t need masses of tools just a few good ones – the best you can afford – or keep an eye out for bargains in second hand shops or stalls … making sure that the metal parts are in good shape. You will need a good spade (preferably with a wooden handle that comes up to your hip in height), a fork and a hoe. Plus a pair of secateurs is essential, as is a watering can. If you have space a wheelbarrow is also handy. If you are container gardening then a hand trowel and fork are a must. The rest you can improvise … pencils for dibbers, yoghurt pots and plastic food trays for seeds and cuttings, large plastic bottles for cloches, etc. You can also make tools last longer by wiping them with a rag dabbed with oil after use.

Keep them sharp with a sharpener stone or the sharpener you use for your carving knives - and don’t leave them out in the rain or snow.

Being snow-aware in the garden can not only help with the longevity of equipment, it can also stop extensive plant damage which means you don’t have to spend money on repairs or replacements.

Advice from the RHS (Royal Horticultural Society) is to shake or brush heavy snow from conifers, shrubs and hedges to prevent branches breaking. When it comes to turf and borders a covering of snow provides insulation from the cold so it’s best left in place.

You should avoid walking on frozen and snow-covered lawns as this damages the grass, causing unsightly brown footprints to appear after the thaw.

One of the plants we love to see at this time of year is the perfectly formed Snowdrop. Common snowdrops are hardy and fairly easy to grow with many beautiful species to choose from. If you’re hoping to create an impressive swathe in your garden then try Galanthus nivalis. It’s the most common species because it self-seeds and spreads very quickly, which means you get to enjoy your snowy white display sooner rather than later. Always buy pots of snowdrops ‘in the green’ – so when they have finished flowering but the leaves are still green and intact. Or you could lift and divide any large clumps from a different location or garden, which would give you a supply of snowdrops for free. Plant them out as soon as possible in partial shade (such as under a tree) and in moist but well-drained soil. You can add some compost or leaf mould to give added nutrients. Plant to the same depth they were previously grown, or around four inches/10cm deep and space clumps about six inches/15cm apart. Water them in and leave. In addition to Galanthus nivalis you could also consider varieties such as ‘Staffan’ – a vigorous, single flowerer producing two flower stems from each bulb and ‘Atkinsil’ – which has large slender scented flowers with a heart-shaped mark on the inner segments.

The RHS Gardener’s Checklist for January…. Plant bare-rooted trees, shrubs and fruit Check mulches. Add scented winter flowering plants. Prune apple and pear trees. Force rhubarb crowns. Avoid compacting your soil by working on wet soil. Deadhead container displays. Reduce watering of citrus plants. Plant forced Christmas hyacinths outdoors. Recycle or shred your Christmas tree

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However, it is clear that the Upper Don Valley has already accepted its fair share of new housing, including Oughtibridge Mill, the Deepcar Bloor Homes site, Wood Royd and part of Hollin Busk. What we need now is a proper infrastructure plan that addresses the projected additional demands on local schools, health services and transport.

January is a great time to get organised in the garden and make plans for the year ahead. You can start planning what plants you might like to add or seeds you might like to grow in spring and what materials you need to do this, plus what kind of budget you have.

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- to accommodate the needs of over 1000 new households including many young couples and families?

- for transport and active travel to ensure that new residents can access shops, health services, education and leisure without the need for short car journeys?

- to join up the various sections of the Upper Don Trail and provide a safe, off-road route linking major housing developments between Fox Valley and Hillsborough?

- to support existing and new businesses to benefit from local trade and serve the needs of new local residents?

I look forward to a bright future for the Upper Don Valley – time for Sheffield Council to get on board.

David Chinchen Oughtibridge

Ukraine Appeal Thank you for sharing Bolsterstone Ukrainian appeal in Look Local before Christmas. We were overwhelmed with the support from the local community. In total we have packed 40 boxes of warm clothes, which will be sent to Ukraine this month. Some people didn't have clothes to donate but called in and donated money and boxes towards the shipping. We are grateful and thankful for every donation and for the volunteers who gave up their time over Christmas to sort and pack them. On the 14th January 2023 at 7.30pm there will be a Race Night at The Castle Inn, Bolsterstone, to raise money for our appeal. Please come along and support if you are able.

Kind regards Bolsterstone Village Hall Trustees.

Mortomley Close resurfacing Dear Sir/Madam During last year’s local election campaign, Matt Wilson (the Labour Candidate) and myself were made aware of a promise made to residents on Mortomley Close with respect to repairing the road surface following the construction of the new sports facilities in High Green in 2015. We subsequently made enquiries at the Full Council meeting in March 2022, and I asked further questions to the Cooperative Executive in the summer of 2022. In spite of a letter being sent to residents in 2015 promising to repair the road, the work had still not been completed in March 2022. Matt and I therefore asked questions at the Full council in March, and I followed this up with a question to the Co-operative executive during the summer. I subsequently followed the matter up with the Julie Grocutt, Deputy Leader of the council in the Autumn and the matter was discussed at the Communities, Parks, and Leisure Policy Committee on December 20th I attended this meeting as an observer and am pleased to report that all the issues me and Matt had raised were discussed and the committee has confirmed that the promised repair work will now take place.

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Alleviate NHS pressures “The current situation in the NHS is intolerable and unsustainable, both for our patients and the hard-working staff desperately trying to keep up with incredibly high levels of demand.

“The BMA has repeatedly invited the Government to sit down and talk about the pressures on our health service, but their silence is deafening. It is disingenuous for the Prime Minister to talk about ‘backing the NHS’ in his New Year message, when his own Health Secretary is failing to discuss how this crisis can be fixed.

“Instead of criticising frontline doctors, nurses and paramedics for wanting to be valued and given the facilities to provide treatment and care, the Government should deliver on its obligations to the public. It is just not true that the cost of resolving this mess cannot be afforded by this country. This is a political choice and patients are dying unnecessarily because of that choice.

“The Government must step up and take immediate action.

Without intervention, waiting lists will continue to grow, patients will continue to suffer, and staff will continue to leave. The future of the NHS is balanced on a knife-edge; it is solely within Government’s gift to pull this back from the brink.”

Professor Phil Banfield Chair of BMA council

College expands its Business provision Barnsley College is launching six new part-time Business courses, starting in January 2023.

An enrolment session will take place on Thursday 5 January 2023, 12noon to 7.00pm, at the Old Mill Lane campus and students enrolling on selected courses at this event will receive a 10% discount on course fees.

Budding accountants will be able to study Level 1 and Level 2 Computerised Accounting for Business, and Level 1 and 2 Computerised Payroll for Business. Over a period of 10 weeks, students will be introduced to computerised accounting software, bookkeeping and banking procedures as well as studying specific units such as making gross profit calculations and legislation.

The Level 1 Computerised Accounting for Business and Level 1 Computerised Payroll for Business costs £225; the Level 2 Computerised Accounting for Business and Level 2 Computerised Payroll for Business costs £362, however, the courses may be free for students aged 19 or over who meet eligibility criteria.

Potential students who are looking to develop their business administration skills will benefit from studying the Level 2 Principles of Business Adminis-

tration Certificate. The 10-week course is studied online, ideal for anyone looking to increase their skills around any existing commitments. The course costs £362, however, it may be free for students aged 19 or over who meet eligibility criteria.

The college is also enrolling students on the Level 3 NEBOSH Occupational Health and Safety National General Certificate. Over a period of seven weeks, students will learn invaluable knowledge and skills relating to health and safety, identifying and controlling workplace hazards and legislation. This short course is relevant to every workplace, but it is ideally suited to managers, supervisors, or anybody with health and safety management responsibilities or those embarking on a career in health and safety.

Angela Kerley, Head of Business and Management at Barnsley College said:

“We’re excited to be extending our course provision and offering these new courses. These short courses will allow students to enhance their skills and boost their career prospects, whilst having the flexibility to study around their existing family, education and work commitments. Students who complete these courses will be in the perfect position to progress onto higher level study with us.

“I’m really looking forward to meeting potential new students at an enrolment session on Thursday 5 January 2023.

“I’m delighted to offer 10% discount to anyone who attends this session and enrols onto either the Level 1 or 2 Computerised Payroll for Business or Level 3 Occupational Health and Safety NEBOSH National General Certificate qualification.”

Barnsley College offers a range of full and part-time vocational courses, apprenticeships and T Levels in a range of subjects including Accountancy, Business and Leadership and Management qualifications. For more information visit www.barnsley.ac.uk/business or contact our Information Team by emailing info@barnsley.ac.uk or calling 01226 216 123.

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PROFESSOR BRIAN COX INSPIRES AT SCHOOL EVENT

Gregory’s Wheel

The Stocksbridge & District History Society has received many inquiries regarding the ‘whereabouts’ of the Gregory’s Wheel since it was abandoned by the developer in the area where the stables are at Hollin Busk Flats.

Dennis Pindar told Look Local “I am pleased to confirm that, with the land owner’s permission, we were able to go on site and retrieve the broken wheel and this is now in safe storage in Deepcar.”

Over 600 South Yorkshire pupils were inspired by Britain’s leading physicist Professor Brian Cox at an exciting event organised

by The Work-wise Foundation in partnership with Well North Enterprises, held at Gulliver’s Valley in Rotherham recently.

Professor Brian Cox CBE, Britain’s leading physicist and science communicator and Co-Founder of Science Summer School, said at the event: “Here in the UK we need significantly more scientists and engineers, we know that.

“And so, there are huge opportunities out there, but you may not know what those opportunities are. You may not have considered that you could be a biologist or an astronomer or a space craft engineer. There are hundreds, probably thousands of potential careers, futures that you could choose.

The idea of the Summer School is to see if there is anything that people talk about today that interests you. Also, really importantly I think, it’s an opportunity for you to make connections with people in industry, people in universities, in colleges, appren-

ticeships; a whole range of things that you could possibly do.”

The students were introduced to the wide range of careers in science, technology, engineering, arts and maths (STEAM) as there is a growing need for professionals in these industries.

This year the event saw 12 businesses, delivering workshops and inspiring speeches to develop awareness of STEAM subjects and employment opportunities for young people within the region.

The original iconic wheel and headgear was at the top of a sealed off airshaft to the Gregory’s mine.

The headgear was used mainly for ‘spoil’ removal, whilst the main mine products were transported down the main mine road to the works down Carr Road.

It is the intention of the Society to possibly have the wheel repaired and erected on a headgear or monument that commemorates this iconic heritage wheel. We hope to work with interested partners to have it erected in a suitable location, as close as possible to the original.

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Yorkshire Amateurs season had got off to a very slow start with a squad of youngsters, in bottom place with 7 points and 9 points from safety from their first 21 games. They had managed only one win, a 3-2

The Ammers kicked off straight to a Church player, Church cleared and created space through the middle and then dominated the early exchanges.

Goal 16 minutes.

A long clearance found a cluster of Church players on the edge of the box. A looped ball was hooked in by Wayne Hughes under heavy pressure from 12 yards.

Hughes limped off immediately after the restart and was replaced by Tom Brennan.

Church continued to prosper down both flanks and through the

middle, they also snuffed out the Ammers attacks with ease.

A scrappy first half ended with Church having had the lion’s share of possession, but they struggled to convert their dominance into goals.

Church kicked off the second-half and gave the ball away, the Ammers then had a 3 minute spell of pressure. Church withstood this and started to dominate possession again.

Goal 63 minutes.

A Church free kick from the edge of the Ammers’s box led to a scrappy passage of play. The ball was drilled into Josh Brown who beat his defender, the partly blocked shot then was then blasted home

by Nathan Keightley from 6 yards on the left of the goal.

Goal 69 minutes.

Cameron Simpson fought hard for the ball on the left of midfield. He outpaced the defender and raced towards the box. He dazzled the

defence with his footwork and ran along the 6 yard line to finish low to the right of goal.

Ryan Hallsworth replaced Josh Brown after 75 minutes. Nathan Keightley was replaced by Reece High and Cameron Simpson was replaced by Jack Roberts shortly afterwards.

Church continued to dominate and ran through the middle more than once, but did not convert.

Full Time Yorkshire Amateurs 0-3 PCFC A difficult pitch was partly to blame for a rather scrappy match.

Church will be delighted with 3 points away from home.

Church’s Xmas fixture saw the team make the short trip to Emley and race into a four-goal lead before being pegged back to 4-4 after Danny Howes was sent off.

Fixtures Saturday 7th January v Frickley Athletic (h) Kick off 3-00 pm.

Graihagh showing good form There was little racing over the weekend for runners so parkruns came to the fore with events being run around the region on both Saturday and Christmas day morning. One of the stand out performance was from junior runner Graihagh Turner who clocked a personal best time of 19-10 at the Penistone parkrun which also gave her first lady back despite being in the ladies under15 age category. Those from Penistone gaining first places in various age group categories were George Parr (under20 men), Phil Hinchliffe (over50 men), Finn Pepper (under14 boys), Suzanne McGill (under45 women), Rachael Mayston (over50 ladies) and Martyn Cartwright (over75 men) who in finishing completed his 100th parkrun. There was no Penistone parkrun on Christmas day but the Barnsley parkrun was run on both Saturday and Christmas day. At the Saturday event Job vacancies

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Ruby Sykes placed first lady in 19-13. Paul Fryers and his sons James and Tom completed both Barnsley parkrun events. James and Tom impressed in particular on Christmas day when they placed second and third respectively. Julia Johnson had an excellent run at the Christmas day event placing second lady in 22-20. At the same event there were age group first places for Phil Hinchliffe (over50 men), Patrick Needham (over25 men), Stu Smith (over65 men) and Ray Brown (over80 men). Keith Gordon completed his 200th different parkrun at the Pavilion Gardens parkrun in Buxton.

Results Penistone parkrun 7, Graihagh Turner 19-10; 8, George Parr 1912; 9, Will Hoyland 19-22; 10, Ben Malcolm 19-33; 16, Phillip Hinchliffe 20-39; 18, Oliver Pike 21-02; 23, Finn Pepper 21-40; 29, Suzanne McGill 22-43; 30, Lesley Parker 22-52; 31, Richard Docker 22-59; 43, Oliver Found 24-07; 49, Matthew Coldwell 24-43; 50, Stephen Owen 24-44; 52, Robin D Clough 24-55; 62, Mark

Graham 25-44; 79, Emma Stead 26-51; 82, Jill Carlton 26-54; 83, Rachael Mayston 26-54; 91, Onnee Turner 27-31; 92, Helen Turner 27-33; 95, Carl Matthewman 28-18; 111, Eleanor Law 30-25; 112, Sarah Plummer 30-26; 118, Rory O'Sullivan 31-09; 129, Heather Simpson 32-34; 135, Martyn Cartwright 34-22.

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5, Tom Fryers 17-54; 7, James Fryers 18-34; 10, Ruby Sykes 19-13; 31, Michael Walsh 23-12; 36, Paul Fryers 23-43; 72, Stuart Smith 27-10; 93, Daniel Batty 29-22; 123, John Spencer 33-32; 128, Luke McGuinness 34-53; 129, Karen Schofield 35-21; 141, Rianna Armitage 39-00.

Barnsley parkrun (Christmas Day) 2, Tom Fryers 18-13; 3, James Fryers 18-49; 11, Phil Hinchliffe 20-18; 16, Alex Best 20:34; 20, Oliver Pike 21-16; 23, Patrick Needham 21-35; 29, Julia Johnson 22-20; 43, Paul Fryers 23-48; 47, Martin Hughes 24-58; 70, Stu Smith 26-50; 117, Rory O’Sullivan 31-14; 136, Mandy Helliwell 33-31; 139, Ray Brown 33-54; 169, Annie Lightowler 42-09.

Festive Golf Update Whilst the weather has hampered some of the competitions through the festive period, golfers at Stocksbridge have managed to get some time on the course.

On 22 December, the 9-hole Stableford was won by Mick Hulbert (6) with 18 points.

Nasser Hassan (9) was second with 15 points and Roy Moffett (10) was third with 12 points.

On Christmas Eve there was a full Pro's Prize Stableford.

Trevor Mosely (8) won the competition with 37 points, playing very steady golf with 3 birdies on the front 9 alone.

Rob Wakefield (18) and Martin Evans (18) both finished behind Trevor with 33 points, but Rob took second place on countback.

On 29 December, the 9-hole Stableford was won by Lee Bowling (9) with 21 points.

Pete Westhead (4) and Brian Dobb (7), both scored 20

points, but Pete took second place on countback.

New Year's Eve saw another 9-hole Stableford, which was won by Phil Beaumont (10) with an impressive 23 points. Four players finished on 21 points behind Phil and were sorted on countback in the following order: Stuart Marsh (10), Eric Wilkinson (4), Pete Westhead (4) and Ian Hulbert (7).

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STEELS WIN DERBY DAY CLASH Stocksbridge PS 1-0 Sheffield FC

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chances to seal a 1-0 win over rivals Sheffield FC. The only reason Stocksbridge weren’t ahead in the first half was thanks to the heroics of Jordan Pierrepont in the Sheffield goal. Steels got through with some great play which allowed Lewis Macaskill to put the ball into the box.

Tomas Poole moved onto it and volleyed the ball goalwards. Pierrepont moved quick and with a stunning acrobatic save kept the game goalless.

Pierrepont had to be at his best shortly after this big chance to keep Sheffield in the game.

Making his first return to Bracken Moor following his departure in the summer, Reece Fielding had been playing well but slipped, allowing Poole to rob the ball off of him and advance on the goal. He looked to curl the ball around Pierrepont but he stretched his leg out enough to deflect the ball away from the goal.

After grabbing a thrilling 3-2 Boxing Day win at Ponterfract Collieiries, an in-form Steel faced a tough New Year’s home Fixture against Sheffield FC. Steels however, met firm resistance after an inspired performance from an opposing former player. Eventually they took one of their

At the other end, Sheffield grew into the game and weren’t too far off when a good ball to Marc Newsham was sent just wide at the near post. Their biggest chance came later on when a ball was played forward and Nathan Modest knocked it away from Ben Townsend, who’ll have thought he had both hands on the goal.

Modest then had the goal at his mercy but he put the ball across the goal and onto the far post, wasting a great opportunity. This meant the first half would end goalless.

Stocksbridge got off to a good start in the second-half, and it was one of their former players

almost gave Steels a big helping hand. A wonderful ball was sent in from the left wing and it was Rory Coleman, someone who scored plenty of goals in his Stocksbridge days, who came close to turning it into his own goal. It was Pierrepont who made a late diving save to stop an embarrassing own goal.

Steels continued to press forward and a resolute Sheffield FC defence would continue to frustrate them. In the end, Stocksbridge’s attackers ended up having to take shots from distance. Poole and Macaskill were two players that ended up having goes from distance but they ended up going well over.

Eventually though, Stocksbridge were able to break down the defence. Macaskill was having a great game with Sam Greenhouse really struggling to deal with his ability to change direction on a dime. This time, it finally ended in a goal as Macaskill cut inside from the left wing and curled the ball into the back of the net, though it required assistance from the far post.

Sheffield tried to push and get the equaliser and at one point, they did come close. The Oldest Club had some success from set pieces during the game and this was their best one as Fielding almost punished his former side after winning the header. However a relatively untested Townsend made the clutch save, confirming Stocksbridge’s derby win.

Next home fixture: Saturday 14 January, 3pm KO v Carlton Town.

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NEW YEAR NEW RUN The winter version of the Hunshelf Amble know as the Amble’s Revenge was held on 28th December in wintery conditions.

The route is 8 miles in length and takes in a combination of tracks, trails and roads. The winner of the ladies race was Emily Cowper-Coles and the men’s winner was Barnsley Harrier Alan Ford.

Penistone men packed well to claim the men’s team prize. The team was made up of George Parr (2nd), Tom Fryers (3rd) and James Fryers (4th). A number of Penistone runners claimed age category wins. Richard Docker was first in the men’s over60 category, Barbara Haigh claimed the lady’s over75 prize and Ray Brown won the men’s over80. Those claiming second places were Jonathan Bentley (men’s over55), Suzanne McGill (lady’s over45), Bill Phillips (men’s over70) and Stuart Woodhead (men’s over65).

Third place was grabbed by Lesley Parker in the lady’s over45 category. Julia Johnson had a great run to finish second lady at the EHH Boxing Day 10k in a time of 43-57. That also gave Julia first place in the lady’s over55 age category. Penistone runners were busy on the fells competing in a number of races over the holiday

bara Haigh 1-43-30; 259, Raymond Brown 1-50-47; 261, Tracy Woodward 1-50-58; 265, Stuart Smith 1-53-14; 266, Steve Dommett 1-53-14.

EHH Boxing Day 10K 39, Julia Johnson 43-57; 70, Martin Hughes 48-55.

period. At the Nine Standards fell race on New Year’s Day James Fryers claimed first in the men’s under23 category, brother Tom took second place in the same category. Tom and James’s dad Paul also completed the 7.7 mile event which has over 1,750 feet of climbing. Eleven runners took on the Wormstones fell race which is run in the hills around Glossop.

First back for the club was in form runner Damien Kilpin who was 9th overall and first over40 man.

First lady back for Penistone was Lesley Parker. There were age category wins for Steve Storey (over65 men) and Bernice Nixon (over65 ladies). Damin Kilpin was in good form also at the Captain Cook fell race held in the North Yorkshire Moors picking

up first place in the men’s over45 category.

Robin Clough Results Ambles Revenge 2, George Parr 55-38; 3, Tom Fryers 55-38; 4, James Fryers 56-10; 43, Jonathan Bentley 66-50; 55, Oliver Pike 68-54; 70, Suzanne McGill 70-50; 74, Lesley Parker 71-18; 75, Chris Hodgson 7106; 91, Matthew Coldwell 73-31; 103, Peter John Claydon 75-10; 105, Richard Docker 76-10; 136, Michael Nicholson 80-55; 140, Bill Phillips 81-58; 152, Stuart Woodhead 83-26; 176, Christopher Deacon 88-10; 223, Rachael Winterbottom 98-05; 233, Carl Matthewman 1-40-58; 243, Bar-

Barnsley parkrun

9, James Fryers 57-07; 19, Tom Fryers 59-36; 82, Paul Fryers 7547.

25, Patrick Needham 21-38; 55, Alan Knox 25-33; 63, Stuart Smith 26-34; 90, Lisa Hinchliffe 29-02; 95, Daniel Batty 29-55; 116, Raymond Brown 33-16; 129, Karen Schofield 35-35; 137, Rianna Armitage 37-59.

Wormstones Fell Race (4 miles, 1,348 feet ascent)

Barnsley parkrun (New Years Day)

9, Damian Kilpin 40-09; 62, Richard Mackie 48-41; 75, Lesley Parker 51-32; 78, Steve Storey 5150; 79, Lee Storey 51-51; 82, Sarah Walch 52-01; 105, Becky Timms 55-37; 124, Helen Wright 59-15; 146, Bernice Nixon 1-06-59; 147, Pete Stanley 1-07-32.

3, Ben Malcolm 18-31; 20, Oliver Pike 21-56; 38, Dan Cooper 2436; 44, Michael Nicholson 25-30; 50, Steve Dickinson 26-14; 69, Andrew Taylor 27-55; 93, Tracy Woodward 29-23; 122, Steve Dommett 32-07; 143, John Spencer 33-51.

Nine Standards Fell Race (7.7 miles, 1,750 feet ascent) Lesley Parker (Wormstones Fell Race)

25-36; 46, Onnee Turner 26-01; 47, Jill Carlton 26-05; 53, Helen Turner 26-33; 74, Carl Matthewman 29-12; 89, Sarah Plummer 30-27; 96, Rory O'Sullivan 31-50; 122, Martyn Cartwright 36-00.

Penistone parkrun 4, Ben Malcolm 18-54; 6, George Parr 20-03; 9, Richard Cottam 2109; 14, Daniel Limb 22-27; 24, Michael Nicholson 23-41; 25, Chloe Worth 23-47; 28, Oliver France 24-02; 30, Steve Dickinson 24-07; 33, Stephen Owen 24-37; 36, Daniel Cooper 24-46; 40, Peter Beever

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