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Detective Chief Inspector, Dave Stopford, the Senior Investigating Officer, said: “Webster and Moss are two violent, sickening individuals who have shown absolutely no remorse for what they did to Mr Wild. “Webster even bragged about how he would have disposed of Mr Wild’s body had officers not turned up at the address when they did. “Not only did they carry out a relentless attack on the victim, who was utterly defenceless, they then proceeded to pour salt on to him in this sadistic murder. “Moss stated that she had sat on the settee and covered her face throughout the attack, when really, we were able to prove she participated in the murder. “The pair made every attempt to hide what they had done and I’m pleased that they have had their freedom taken away and will be behind bars for what will hopefully be the rest of their lives.” A statement from Mr Wild’s family said: “The impact our dearest Craig’s death has had on our family is one of total devastation for all of us who loved him so dearly. “As Alison Moss pleaded not guilty we have had to go through the harrowing process of a trial. It’s been too much for most of us to attend and hear the shocking details of the way that Craig was killed.
“We, as a family, would like to thank South Yorkshire Police, the CPS and the Victim Homicide Service for their continued hard work and their support through this process.” Mr Wild’s family has asked for privacy at this difficult time. Moss was also sentenced for assaulting a 17-year-old man on Monday January 11 2016, at her home address. The court heard how she attacked the victim with a cutthroat razor and encouraged her dog, a Rottweiler, to attack him. The victim was left with wounds and bite marks to his arms, and a large gash to the side of his head, as a result of being hit with a pair of scissors. Moss was sentenced for ten years in prison for this crime, to run concurrently.
TWo JaileD FoR MURDeR A COUPLE convicted of the murder of ‘popular’ Sheffield man Craig Wild are both beginning life sentences behind bars. Alison Moss, 46 and of Fox Walk, Walkley, Sheffield was found guilty of murder by a jury following a two-week trial at Sheffield Crown Court.
Her partner, David Michael Webster, 49, of Leppings Lane, Hillsborough, pleaded guilty to Mr Wild’s murder at an earlier hearing. They appeared in court on Friday February 17 for sentencing. They were both jailed for life, with Moss told to serve a minimum of 29 years behind bars and Webster
ordered to serve a minimum of 24 years and two months. On the evening of Thursday August 25, 47-year-old Craig Wild was found dead at Moss’ address in Walkley. The court heard how Moss and Webster had been drinking and taking drugs at the house, before they were joined by Mr Wild. An argument is then
said to have broken out, before Webster launched a horrific attack on the victim. Mr Wild was found covered in a blood-stained duvet in the house, with over 117 separate injuries, caused by a Stanley knife, kitchen knife, screwdriver and as a result of being punched, kicked and stamped on.
SADISTIC: Alison Moss and David Webster, above, killed Craig Wild, to the right.
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SCORES of local people were used as extras for a star-studded short film being filmed in Penistone last week. Filming took place at a number of locations, including Penistone Paramount and the Huntsman pub in Thurlstone. A host of film and television stars were involved with Jim Moir, best known for his comedian persona Vic Reeves, joined John Thompson of Cold Feet fame and Jane Horrocks whose previous roles include Bubbles in popular sitcom Absolutely Fabulous. The film, titled Angel 2.0, follows angel ‘Frank’ on his last mission on earth before returning to the heavenly gates above – during this mission he encounters psychic Bernard (played by Jim Moir), and his wife Cheryl (played by Jane Horrocks). Jim Moir described his character as “like Derek Acorah but with the voice of David Dickinson”. The film was written and directed by Nick Wild and produced by Rob Speranza. The film, which has now completed filming, will be shown at film festivals and there is a possibility that it may be adapted into a feature-length film if it proves popular. One extra told Look Local: “It was great to spend a day on set and see what goes into making a film. “You don’t realise how many people work on something, even when it’s just a short film like this. “It was a long day of filming but the director seemed pleased with the extras and the actors were all lots of fun and were very approachable. “I’m hoping that it’ll get shown on television but even if not, it was certainly an experience.”
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· Adding two additional fire engines at two fire stations in South Yorkshire, which would also be available all of the time in the day, but ‘on call’ at night
South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue does not propose making any further reductions in fire station or fire engine numbers in plans presented to the service’s governing Fire Authority on Monday February 13, despite having lost more than £14 million from its annual budget since 2010.
· Continuing to offer fire prevention guidance to all, but prioritising its free Home Safety Checks service for those who the service believes are at the greatest risk of fire
But its proposals do include making more of its firefighters available in the day when crews are busiest, changing its prevention work to focus on those most at risk and proactively exploring collaboration opportunities with other emergency services. Key changes outlined in the service’s draft Integrated Risk Management Plan 2017-20 include: · Changing the staffing of the second fire engine at Sheffield’s Central fire station so that it is available all of the time in the day, but ‘on call’ at night
· Finding further ways of working more closely with the police and ambulance services, as a new law now makes it a requirement for all emergency services to do The plans also consider how the fire service intends to respond to Government’s efforts to reform the fire service nationally, including requirements to provide a more flexible and diverse workforce. Deputy Chief Fire Officer Martin Blunden, said: “Our vision for the lifetime of this plan is to provide the best possible service to the people of South Yorkshire within the resources which are available to us.
“We are not proposing any further significant changes to our core 999 service, beyond those outlined in previous plans. But the proposals we have outlined in this plan do explain how we intend to develop our service to become more efficient in what we do and make the biggest possible difference to those most at risk of fire. “These are draft proposals and we really want to gather views from the public on the plans we have put forward.” Members of the public can share their views on the plans between now and March 27. Once the consultation period has ended and feedback has been considered, Fire Authority members will make the final decision on the proposals. People can share their views via an online survey, in writing or at a series of community roadshow events. To read the proposals in full, for more information on the consultation and to have your say, visit www.syfire.gov.uk.
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PLAYING board games as a family needn’t be a trivial pursuit – thanks to a successful and now well-established Saturday session at booming Ecclesfield Library. A popular board games session at the library has now been extended until June, and Councillor Jack Scott, cabinet member for community services and libraries, was among those taking part last weekend. The sessions, run by Imagination Gaming, encourage children and families to come down and have a positive experience of their local library, as well as providing exciting activities, helping to connect communities together. Libraries of all sizes are perfect environments for people to meet in a calm and relaxed environment, and the games Imagination Gaming bring along always provide an enjoyable and inviting focus for everyone to get involved in. Councillor Scott led the calls for more people to volunteer at the library so it can put on similar events throughout the year. He said: “This event was a great success and very well attended. Lots of fun was had by all, including my own children. “It’s great to see Ecclesfield Library going from strength to strength and I hope even more people come forward to help.� Local councillor Andy Bainbridge, who also attended the event, added: “It was brilliant to see the community coming together and supporting the library like this – it was a full house.� Chris Standley of Imagination Gaming said: “Days like these demonstrate the importance of games in bringing people together. We’ll be back every month until June to bring board games back to Ecclesfield and other similar suburbs of Sheffield.�
Beer festival raises funds for Tiny Hearts DENBY Dale Lions have donated some of the proceeds of their recent Penistone Beer Festival to Barnsley Hospital Charity and their Tiny Hearts Appeal. The remaining proceeds from the Beer Festival were donated to community projects in Penistone. A spokesperson for the Lions said: “A massive thank you once again to all who came out and sampled a wee tipple.â€? The Tiny Hearts Appeal aims to raise ÂŁ1 million over the next two years to help fund a brand new Special Care Baby Unit at the hospital. The new unit aims to provide an even better standard of care for all the special care babies and the most comfortable environment for all families and staff on the unit. The new unit will be built around the needs of the babies and their families. State-of-the-art equipment will be provided to enable the Special Care Baby Unit team to continue their fantastic care and enhance their capabilities. The unit will sit on the same level as the Barnsley Birthing Centre, which means that the babies will not have to be exposed to different environments and different temperature changes, nor will they have to be taken into an elevator. Premature babies are underdeveloped and have to be given extra help for their tiny bodies to cope with the outside world, and can spend up to 13-14 weeks on the unit. The care on the unit is focused around allowing the babies to fully develop and the current unit needs to be updated and expanded in order to allow parents to have proper bonding time with their babies.
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Almost 18 months on ‘Team P’, made up of 20 children aged five to 16, have participated in five festivals, the latest being The Millennium Festival in Doncaster where they had great success.
Back in September 2015, after a successful show at The Rotherham Civic Theatre, the Principal, Melanie Pickering, realised that quite a few of her pupils had the ability and desire to pursue a career in dancing.
The team won 25 medals, several trophies and a Bursary between them.
These children had all started dance classes with her from the age of three and were now becoming teenagers. What had started as a pastime had become an important part of their lives. Some were attending classes, in ballet, tap, jazz and pointe three times a week. This inspired her to enter those that were interested in Dance Festivals which would help give them more experience and confidence in the world of dance.
Melanie Pickering, or Miss P as she is known to parents and pupils alike, praised the dedication, hard work and support of all her pupils. She told Look Local: “Every child is important at The Pickering Academy, and everyone is very supportive of one another. “However, every girl on this picture is determined to have a future in dance, and that makes us all very proud. “The Newton Hall is a fantastic facility and I’m pleased that it’s being used for the benefit of the local community, both now and for future generations.”
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as I need to raise £1,500 to cover my equipment and travel.” Youth Engagement Officer Nicola Hobbs said; “This is the chance of a lifetime for Evan, we are all really proud of him here at South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue. “He has been a fire cadet for nearly three years and has grown in confidence over this time. “He is a well respected and dedicated member of the Stocksbridge Fire Cadet team. We will all be routing for him this summer and wish him all the best.” If you would like to become a Fire Cadet and would like to learn new skills and support the fire service’s work in the local community please get in touch. For more information, email Nicola Hobbs at nhobbs@syfire.gov.uk. If you can help make Evan’s dream come true by giving a small donation towards his trip - click here for Evans justgiving page at www.justgiving.com/ crowdfunding/jason-coles
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on stage and through the years held various positions for the society such as registrar, musical director, producer to name a few, and wardrobe manager which is a position Mavis still holds. Following in her mum’s footsteps is Jan Jackson who this year receives her 35 year medal first performing on stage at a very young age in 1972 when CAOS performed The King and I. From 1981, Jan was a regular on stage until 2006 when she stepped in as the Society Producer, a position she still holds now. Mavis’ grandson and Jan’s son, Daniel, is also an active member of the CAOS first joining the society on stage in 2014 when they performed Carousel.
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22 Thurgoland Community Choirs next practice is at 7.30pm, the practice will be at Crane Moor Chapel as usual. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Kath on 01226 370331 or Julie 0114 2830613. 22 Ecclesfield Library Writing Group. Meet people with similar passion; to share inspirational ideas and obtain feedback. Cost £3 per session including refreshments. Information from Sharon: EcclesfieldWriters@gmail.com or by phoning 0114 2463615.
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24 Steel Valley Beacon will be presenting their pantomime – Dick Whittington – at The Venue, Stocksbridge. 7.30pm. Tickets available from The Venue, Stocksbridge Keys (next to Crawshaws) or on 0114 2884391. Adults £8, Children £6 or a family ticket for £24. 24 Palace Mall Cafe, Palace Mall, Stocksbridge, 12-2p.m. Acoustic music with singer/ guitarist Lou Marriott. 24 Cornerstone short matt bowling meets at 7.30pm in St John’s Church hall, St John’s Road, Deepcar. All welcome, bowls available.
saT Feb 25 25 Steel Valley Beacon will be presenting their pantomime – Dick Whittington – at The Venue, Stocksbridge. 7.30pm and 2pm. Tickets available from The Venue, Stocksbridge Keys (next to Crawshaws) or on 0114 2884391. Adults £8, Children £6 or a family ticket for £24. 25 Cllr Alan Laws surgery Stocksbridge Library 10am to 11am. Call in for help advice or a chat. 25 Penistone Royal British Legion Club 9pm. Live Entertainment – Jay L’velle.
26 Penistone Royal British Legion Club 8:30pm Free Quiz Night + ‘Play Your Cards Right’.
Monday Feb 27 27 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - ‘Railways in a Cornish Landscape’, an illustrated talk by Stephen Gay, a enthusiastic railway photographer and popular speaker, 7.30pm, Wadsley Church Hall, S6 4BB, £3 for members, £3.50 for visitors, includes refreshments. 2348425. 27 Step by Step Craft Group. Meets every Monday at Ecclesfield Library 11-12.30. Pop in or call Ecclesfield Library on 01142463615 for further details. 27 Penistone Royal British Legion Club 9pm Bingo & Jackpot. 27 John Gardner, ‘European Travels, Stocksbridge Photographic Society in the Stocksbridge Library, start at 19.30 for 19.45.
Tuesday Feb 28 28 Free Fairtrade tea, coffee and biscuits upstairs in Stocksbridge Library. 10am to 12pm. 28 An informal writer’s group starts from 12pm to 2pm, every fortnight. To be held at Stocksbridge Library. New writers very welcome. For details, call Margaret Eggenton on 0114 2882838.
Wed March 1 1 Stocksbridge and District W.I. are meeting at Christ Church, Stocksbridge. 6.45pm for a 7pm start. Our speaker will be Rhys England on the uses and benefits of Aloe Vera. New members and visitors always welcome. Further details from Janet on 07939941818 or Angela on 07900024549. 1 Thurgoland Community Choir practice at 7.30pm, the practice will be at Crane Moor Chapel as usual all welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Kath 01226 370331 or Julie 0114 2830613. 1 Penistone History Group our next meeting at 1.45pm subject Sheffield Hospitals in WW1 speaker Mike Collins, in the Community Centre light refreshments afterwards, small charge all welcome.
Thursday March 2 2 Ongoing weekly iPad and Tablet course at Ecclesfield Library. Cost from £10. Phone 01143991070 to find out more information.
Friday March 3 3 Stocksbridge and Upper Don Community Health Forum will meet at 10.30am to 12pm in Stocksbridge Library. All welcome. 3 Ecclesfield Library Little Bear Club.10-11.30. Cost £1.50 per adult including refreshments. Babies and Pre school Children free. Phone 0114 2463615 for more information. 3 Women's World day of Prayer service at Stocks-
bridge Christian Centre, Cedar Road. 1.30pm. The theme is 'Am I being fair to you'. Everyone is welcome. For further information please ring 01142882393 or 01142885309.
3 Cornerstone short matt bowling meets at 7.30pm in St John’s Church hall, St John’s Road, Deepcar. All welcome, bowls available.
saT March 4 4 A chance to win Fairtrade prizes in Stocksbridge Coop. 9.30am to 12pm. 4 Mammoth Book Sale at Christ Church. We are having our annual Mammoth Book sale in our new church hall at 10am to 4pm. Our ladies are busy baking and refreshments will be available. We also welcome any donations of books and these can be left in the new hall foyer. Come and browse. See you there. 4 Inman Pavilion, Out of School Science Club. The next session is on Marvellous Metals and Materials, £1.50 per child. 2pm to 4pm.
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Monday March 6 6 Watercolour Painting Course 7-9pm at Ecclesfield Library (High Street, S35 9UA). Each Monday evening in March. Continuing our ever-popular painting classes, to raise funds for the Library. Limited places so book early: first come, first served! Information from Tony Wood on 01226 805754. 6 Bradfield Historical Society, 7.30pm AGM followed by talk by Rob Hindle, Spencer Broughton - the English Convict. 0114 2337463. Non-members welcome. 6 Wharncliffe Side W.I. meet in the community centre, Brightholmlee Lane, Wharncliffe Side at 7.15pm. Alan Hancock will talk about working in Bosnia. Everyone welcome.
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DeaTHS JEANNE MARGARET BROWN Passed away peacefully with dignity at the Palliative Care Unit at Northern General Hospital on February 19th, Jeanne aged 85 years of Deepcar, the devoted wife of the late Alec, dearly loved mum of Hilary and Andrea, respected mother-in-law of Neil and Calum, dear grandma of Sophie and great-grandma of Marcus, Mia and Cameron. A good friend to many. Will family and friends please meet for the funeral service at Grenoside Crematorium, North Chapel on Tuesday 28th Feb at 11am. Family flowers only please but donations would be appreciated for the Palliative Care Unit at the Northern General Hospital, cheques made payable to Sheffield Hospitals Charity c/o T.W. Birks & Son, 100 Manchester Road, Deepcar S36 2RE.
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Passed away in Northern General Hospital on 13th February 2017 aged 72 A much loved wife to David, Mum to Zoe, Tracy, Lisa and Dawn. Nan and Great Nan. She will be deeply missed by all of her family. Funeral service at Grenoside Crematorium, South Chapel on Friday 3rd March at 10.45am. Family flowers only but donations if desired to the British Heart Foundation. c/o C&A Reed, Orial House, 173 Duke Street, S2 5QN. Sleep tight. Love from all your family xxxx
JESSERMINO Frederick passed away in Abbey Grange Care Home on 8 February 2017 aged 88 years. Funeral service and cremation to take place on Wednesday 1st March at Grenoside Crematorium North Chapel at 1.15pm. All enquiries c/o Coop Funeralcare Herries Road Tel 0114 2852984
PARKIN Reece Alexander Tragically on the 10 February 2017 aged 21 years, Reece of Low Bradfield and lately Ilkeston. The dearly loved son of David and Freda and the late Michelle. Loved and loving partner of Sarah. Much loved dad of Amilia and Felicity. Beloved brother of Scott, Ryan, Gemma, John and Sarah. Funeral Service at Grenoside Crematorium, North Chapel on Wednesday 8th March at 12.30pm. No flowers by request but donations would be appreciated for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance c/o T. W. Birks & Son 100 Manchester Road, Deepcar, Sheffield S36 2RE. Will friends please meet at the Crematorium.
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OATES, GLADYS
passed away peacefully on 16th February aged 99 years. Wife of the late Frank, much loved Mum, Nanan and Grandma. Funeral service to be held in St Mary’s Church, Bolsterstone on Monday 6th March 2017 at 1.00pm followed by burial in Stocksbridge Cemetery. Family flowers only please with donations if desired for Thornhill House Nursing Home, Darfield c/o Dyson Funeral Service, New Rd, Deepcar, Tel: 01142883169.
ALICE STANIFORTH (Nee Ellison) Peacefully on 13th February 2017 at Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Alice Staniforth aged 96 years. The dearly loved wife of the late Joseph. Much loved mother and mother-in-law of Desmond and Brenda, Anne and Ian, Alan and Janice. Loving grandma and great grandma. Will family and friends please meet for the funeral service at St John’s Church,Deepcar on Wednesday 1st March 2017 at 12.30pm followed by burial at Stocksbridge Cemetery. Family flowers only please but donations would be appreciated for Sheffield Children’s Hospital c/o T.W. Birks & Son, 100 Manchester Road, Deepcar S36 ZRE.
DOREEN NICHOLLS 1.4.1934 - 24.2.2016
A very special person has touched our souls Helped us climb mountains and fulfill our goals She’s given us advice when we’ve been in need Under her guidance she’s helped us succeed Yes Mum it’s you, always in our thoughts and forever in our hearts.
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Thank you to all who attended Mum’s funeral on 17th February and to all whose thoughts were with us as they were unable to be there. The cards and messages have been much appreciated. We are very grateful to Peter and the team at Dyson’s for their warmth and efficiency and for putting us in touch with Graham, the Funeral Celebrant, who led the proceedings so thoughtfully. Thanks too to The Clock House at Grenoside Crematorium for the delightful refreshments! The generous retirement collection will be sent to Cancer Research. Thank you all, Jane, Steve and Alan
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On February 25, it will be 130 years since the death of Samuel Fox. He is buried at North Cliffe near Market Weighton. He purchased some land and in 1873 he built a church and called it St John’s. The architect was the first Lord Grimthorpe who was the designer of Big Ben. It is an unusual church because the altar faces north and not west, as in most churches. He was the first person to be buried in the churchyard. M. P. Woodcock.
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Those whom we love go out of sight, But never out of mind. They are cherished in the hearts, Of those they leave behind.
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Happy 13th Birthday 23rd February
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The Yorkshire Tiger number 23 bus service is an absolute joke. They hardly ever turn up and people are having to pay for a taxi to get to work. The bus times are totally unrealistic and a total waste of space, it’s like Tates’ all over again. What about people who have hospital appointments in Barnsley for example? Bolsterstone now has no service at all. There are elderly people here who depend on the 23. People with painful arthritis and osteoporosis who now have to trek to Cedar Road for the Supertram Link and then have to somehow drag themselves all the way back with heavy shopping. For the elderly to have to suffer like this is like living in a third world country. It’s an absolute disgrace in this day and age. Please come back Stagecoach, you were superb. In snow and ice we would be housebound as a slip in ice would be a fracture for sure. And also Fox Valley seems to be getting priority, obviously they think Bolsterstone residents don’t want to go there. Disgusting, I certainly won’t be going there, I have enough walking to do. Mrs P. A. Stephenson, A Bolsterstone resident.
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Fracking meeting Fracking is a controversial issue which would affect us all and almost all of South Yorkshire is now under licence to be fracked. There is mounting evidence that fracking has negative effects on our health, our environment and our communities. A chance to find out more about the issues involved is being given at a free public meeting on Thursday February 23 at 7.30pm in the Zion URC Church, Langsett Road, Oughtibridge. Why not come along to find out more information to help you to make up your own mind? Doris Stubbs
Lighting bazaar I recently came across the following article appearing in the Bolsterstone column of the June 22nd 1929 edition of the “Penistone Expressâ€? (on page 16) which relates: “LIGHTING BAZAAR – A ‘lighting’ bazaar was held in the Vicarage gardens on Saturday, and was opened by Captain H.E. Rimington Wilson, of Broomhead Hall. The Marconiphone Company kindly provided a microphone and loud speakers so that the opening ceremony could be heard by everyone, and Mr. John Webb, of Stocksbridge, lent gramophone records which were transmitted through the loud speakers and supplied music throughout the afternoon. “The children of the Bolsterstone school, under the supervision of Miss MacNab and Miss H. Charlesworth, gave displays of country and Morris dancing, and there were a number of attractive stalls and side-shows. In the evening a dance was held in the schoolroom, where a loud speaker had also been installed, and music was relayed from a number of European stations. In all, about ÂŁ50 was realised by the effort.â€? Thus leaving me wondering amongst other things, as to precisely what a lighting bazaar was in this particular context; especially given that the phrase lighting is placed in inverted commas, thereby
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Protect the Green Belt at Smithy Wood I refer to John Snook’s letter published in last week’s Look Local. It would appear that Mr Snook does not understand or appreciate the importance and purpose of the Green Belt. His suggestion that the green-belt area known as Smithy Wood, at the top of Cowley Hill, should be ‘cleaned up’ by the construction of a polluting service station is certainly not the answer to the off-road bikers’ problem as clearly shown by the massive number of objections received by Sheffield City Council. Despite Mr Snook’s comments, it is a fact that the area to which he refers is an important green-belt area containing an ancient-woodland site that is supportive of a varied wildlife. The Green Belt itself provides an extremely valuable service and a number of important benefits are: * to prevent the unrestricted sprawl of large builtup areas * to prevent neighbouring towns from merging into one another * to assist in safeguarding the countryside from encroachment * to assist in urban generation by encouraging the recycling of brownfield sites * to provide habitat for wildlife What Mr Snook appears to be suggesting is that
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Service station response In response to John Snook’s letter (16.2.17) referring to the proposed Service Station at J35 of the M1 at the top of Cowley Hill. Could I point out the following facts: 1. This “so called� Ancient Woodland of Smithy Wood has been documented as Ancient Woodland for at least 800 years and the woodland was not where the Coking plant was based. The coking plant was where the Business Park is now. 2. We have constantly tried, in coordination with the police, council and landowners, to stop the illegal use of this land by off-road bikers and 4x4 vehicles. Does Mr Snook truly believe that building a service station would stop this? Or would the off roaders just move further down to the remaining woodland or across the road to Hesley Wood? Does he really believe that a Service Station would clean up the area permanently? 3. The grass verge adjacent to Cowley Hill belongs to the Highways and the council did agree to re-seed it last year, but don’t have the resources
to build barriers. 4. Yes the woodland is worth preserving. It is home to many species of wildlife, flora and fauna despite the damage done by the off-roaders, which is reversible given time. It could be turned into a fantastic recreation resource (like Greno Woods), for local people to enjoy, given the correct care and supervision. Have you been to see the beautiful bluebells there in the springtime? NB. There has been a litter pick at the entrance to the woodland for the last four months with the removal of several sacks of rubbish on each occasion. People do care about the woodland. Cowley Residents Action Group
Less than super Unfortunately, due to broken points Supertram were unable to serve Middlewood today. Even more unfortunate is that once again Stagecoach were not able to put the customer first and provide a “joined up service� and simply run the link buses to and from Hillsbrough. So what happened was a bus came from Stocksbridge and everyone got off the bus and stood around in the cold. After five minutes they were then advised to get on the very same bus with all the other people waiting and were taken to Hillsborough. At Middlewood, Supertram had provided a conductor to tell customers there were no trams and a replacement bus service was in place but they did not think to provide him with any communication tools and the only way he could get information was by asking the bus drivers what was happening. There was not even any attempt to run the buses to Hillsborough to the timetable although I was told it was a 10 minute service. I wonder when Stagecoach will (once they have the extra buses) think to simply extend the Tramlink buses when there is disruption as the norm and put their customers first? Alistair Nicoll
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Teach your children how to give nature a home at RSPB Old Moor Teach your children how to give nature a home at RSPB Old Moor
With amazing wildlife, an exciting indoor activity centre, fantastic visitor’s centre and a range of excellent education facilities, Old Moor offers superb facilities for school visits. Our meadows, wildlife hides and ponds also provide a great opportunity for children to get a closer look at the Dearne Valley’s fascinating wild creatures. Old Moor is the ideal place to bring your children for an unforgettable first-hand experience of nature that brings learning to life. All our school learning sessions are led by qualified, knowledgeable and enthusiastic leaders. Sessions are designed to support a range of classroom topics to suit all abilities and are linked to the National Curriculum. Sessions are designed to focus on exploration and discovery for the children, allowing learning to be fun and inspiring. Activities are hands on and use a variety of tools to help them find out more about nature and the world around them. We’re never put off by inclement weather and we’ll adjust the programme accordingly. There will be fun learning activities to do whatever the weather and lunch can be eaten indoors in our activity centre. Facilities at the reserve include indoor and outdoor learning spaces, a child friendly wildlife hide, shop and cafe, and disabled changing room. There is a dedicated coach parking bay and a large car park. Primary school visits are charged at just £3.75 per child for a half day and £6.50 per child for a full day (minimum of 20 children). All accompanying adults are free of charge and prices include VAT We’d be happy to help you plan your visit. Contact our Regional Schools on Reserves Administrator on 0191 233 4315 or by email at schoolbookings@rspb.org.uk. But, why stop at school visits? Old Moor is the perfect family outing for children of all ages. There are lots of events, guided walks and family activities, as well as home-cooked food in the café and a well-stocked shop. The reserve is a great day out for young and old alike with a Discovery Zone packed full of fun games for families.
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Plan to spend up to three hours for a good visit to the reserve, or longer if you want to sample our home cooking in the café. All paths are accessible, but sensible shoes are best to make the most of your walk around the reserve. Whilst we do have shelter in the hides, the shop and café, it is advised to bring a mac if the weather looks inclement. Children can have fun on the climbing frames, swings and slides in the adventure playground. There are also Wildlife Explorer backpacks available for hire. These contain bug jars, binoculars and guide books to help children get the most out of their visit. Pond dipping kits are also available to hire to help you explore a fascinating world under water. Also, the national Trans Pennine Trail (TPT) cycle route runs right past the entrance to RSPB Old Moor. In summer the grasslands are ablaze with butterflies and orchids, and you’ll be able to see newly-hatched ducklings. Around 8% of our visitors travel to the reserve along the TPT. Unfortunately we don’t allow cycling or dog walking on Old Moor itself, but the reserve is a great opportunity to stop off and refresh yourself with tea and a bacon butty. Alternatively you can park up at one of our bike racks and head off on to the reserve for a spot of nature. The visitor centre and café are open daily, except Christmas Day and Boxing day, 9.30am to 5pm. Plus, with children’s entrance fees at just £2.50, adults at just £5 and a family ticket for £11 there really isn’t a reason not to visit. Or why not become a member and help give nature a home? Individual adult membership starts at just £4 a month; family membership for 1-2 adults and up to 5 children from only £5 a month, and youth membership for up to 5 children is just £22 a year for one child or £33 a year for 2-5 children. We also have lots of events coming up throughout the year, just check our listings at www.rspb.org.uk and search for ‘Dearne Valley’ or find us on Facebook: RSPB South Yorks.
Meadows, wildlife hides and ponds provide a great opportunity for kids of all ages to get a closer look at the Dearne Valley’s fascinating wild creatures.
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From the M1: Leave at junction 36, follow signs to Doncaster, then brown RSPB Old Moor signs. From the A1: Leave at junction 37 (Doncaster), follow signs to Barnsley, then brown RSPB Old Moor signs.
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PDSA writing competition celebrates world book day TO celebrate World Book Day’s 20th anniversary on March 2, vet charity PDSA has teamed up with award-winning children’s writer Hilary Robinson to launch its annual writing competition. The competition is open to budding young writers, aged 16 or under, and this year’s theme is Animal Heroes. This coincides with Hilary’s latest book Flo of the Somme, which tells the story of a heroic dog who worked in the WW1 battlefields, delivering medical supplies to injured soldiers. To help this year’s entrants, Hilary has started the story of Buddy: a pet who comes to live with twins Jess and James when their grandma moves into a care home. It’s now up to the young writers to complete the story – more details can be found at www.petprotectors.org.uk/writing. The winner – judged by Hilary – will receive an Amazon Kindle, a signed set of Hilary’s books, and a VIP tour with Hilary at a PDSA Pet Hospital. Three runners-up will each win a signed copy of Hilary’s latest book Flo of the Somme and a special PDSA Pet Protectors goodie bag. Hilary, who is an author, radio producer, broadcaster and feature writer, has written over 50 books for children and is perhaps best known for Mixed Up Fairytales as well as her WWI picture book series, created with War Horse illustrator Martin Impey. Entries should be around 1,000 words and can be emailed to petprotectors@pdsa.org.uk or posted to: Young Writers Competition, PDSA Head Office, Whitechapel Way, Priorslee, Telford, Shropshire, TF2 9PQ. The closing date is 26 May 2017 and entrants should give their full name, date of birth, email address, plus their membership number if they are already a Pet Protector. World Book Day is designated by UNESCO as a worldwide celebration of and is observed in over 100 countries. It is the biggest celebration of its kind and helps to encourage millions of children to explore the pleasure of books and reading. For more information on Hilary Robinson, visit www. hilaryrobinson.co.uk
AN exhibition of prints by Barnsley College Art and Design students has opened in The Civic and is available to view until April 8. The artwork selected has been chosen for its links to the natural world, from Yorkshire landscapes to animal studies. The project was completed by students over the summer and provided an opportunity for them to come up with creative and engaging artwork. Katharine Jackson, Course Leader for Art and Design, said: “We have a long standing relationship with the curator of the exhibitions at The Civic, our students have had the opportunity to showcase some of the best pieces to a wider audience. I am very proud of the hard work that the students have put in and their experimentation shows in the pieces that have been selected.�
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William Cleland, an Art and Design student, added: “I feel this has been one of the most fulfilling art related experiences I’ve had and I believe I will carry on aspects of the revelations I have had in this project throughout the rest of my artistic career.� To find out more about studying Art and Design courses at Barnsley College visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk/our-departments/artdesign-and-fashion/
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Make getting out greener this half term FAMILIES can make getting around greener this half term by trying days out by bus, tram and train. There has never been more to see and do in South Yorkshire, and top destinations - on the door step or further afield - are easy to explore by public transport. Kelham Island Architectural heritage, real ale and new developments, in what was once the heart of Sheffield’s steel industry. Getting there: By bus Services 57, 61, 62, 81, 82, 85, 86 Gibraltar Street/Shalesmoor or 7, 7, 8a Spitalfields/Mowbray Street By tram Yellow and Blue route Supertram services stop at Shalesmoor By train Sheffield rail station is a 25 minute walk away. Blue route Supertram services from Sheffield station stop at Shalesmoor. Elsecar Heritage Centre Craft workshops, antique centres, exhibitions and steam engines make for a unique, historical working hub nestled in rural Barnsley. Getting there: By bus Services 66, 227 Wath Road By train Elsecar rail station is an 8 minute walk away Wentworth Woodhouse Regarded as Britain’s ‘greatest historic house’, this Grade-1 listed mansion and 82-acre estate near Rotherham was recently rescued for restoration, re-opening to tours after over 60 years’ slumber. Getting there: By bus Services 227 Cortworth Lane or 44 Main Street Yorkshire Wildlife Park South Yorkshire’s fastest growing wildlife and welfare attraction has over 300 animals and 60 different species, from Lemur Woods to Lion Country and Big Bugs to Polar Bears, just outside Doncaster. Getting there: By bus Services 56, 57, 21, 25, 29, 55, 98, 99 Bawtry Road Travel South Yorkshire provides information about products, tickets and services that make it simple to plan journeys that are better for the environment, and don’t break the bank. Visit travelsouthyorkshire.com/explorer, phone Traveline on 01709 51 51 51, or call in to an Interchange customer service desk.
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• FREE Early Learning
for 2, 3 & 4 year olds • Summer Holiday Club • Places still available
Little Rascals
Nursery & Holiday club
Christine 07817 253 858
425 Halifax Road, Sheffield, S6 1AF Tel: 0114 2852440
Open early till late 50 weeks per year For children aged three months + Ofsted registered Qualified and experienced staff Free Early Learning sessions available Childcare vouchers accepted Based in Grenoside S35
Call us for more information: 0114 257 1427
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AERIALS & Tv
ECONOMY
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FULL AERIAL SERVICE CALL DAVID ON
07774 446 927
P.COTTERILL TV REPAIRS * Flat Screen * Plasma * LCD
BuILDINg
K.A.H BUILDERS LOCAL BUSINESS WITH OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE • Alterations • Brickwork • Pointing • Plastering • Tiling • Plumbing • Joinery • Paving• Patios etc
ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS TAKEN CARE OF For a free quote call 07563 747 428 or 01142 888 803 Email kimadam.hudson@gmail.com
OAKLAND BUILDING SERVICES Brick & Stone Work Boundary & Garden Walls Pointing Property Maintenance Repairs Paving. Facias & Guttering Dry Verge & Ridge Systems Roof Repairs. Fencing
Digital - Satellite - DVD’s Etc
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Matt: 07876 363 015
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DC CARPETS
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Free no obligation home visits and quotes OFFERS ON VERTICAL AND ROLLER BLINDS
Local family business ESTABLISHED 26 YEARS
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PENNINE BLINDS
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07885 948 376 20 PENISTONE RD, GRENOSIDE
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ELECTRICAL
Any Job Considered
JOHN’S ELECTRICAL
0114 283 0084 07958 688 057 See Plumbing
Locally based
0800 612 5390
QUALITY BLINDS
MADE TO MEASURE BLINDS & CURTAIN DESIGN AT MANUFACTURED PRICES
CONSERVATORY SPECIALIST
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0114 368 0102 www.jrqualityblinds.vpweb.co.uk
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DAVID FEARNEHOUGH Windows Blind Advisor
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ATTILIUS
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0114 288 5638 07854 415 718
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Call: 0114 288 27 77 Mob: 07889 455 580
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0114 2830147 mob 0776 9926114
marklogangasservices @hotmail.co.uk
Gas Safe Registered 529721
www.medwayheatingservices.com
NETTLETON PLUMBING & HANDYMAN
Full and part bathrooms installed Heating and radiators Leaks and repairs FULLY QUALIFIED EMERGENCIES WELCOME
0114 286 2194 (Evenings only)
07717 724 660
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Beautiful country cottage 5 mins from Stocksbridge.
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En Suite Available / Bar Come And Relax - Family Run We’ve Got EVERYTHING you need Central Location
KEEPING 2014 PRICES THIS YEAR! Tel: 01253 620982
call 0739 387 8582
Self Contained Office/Studio Space to Let in Chapeltown Centre Above busy shops, full utilities, flexible terms
Call 07960 178575 House clearance
EcclesďŹ eld House Clearance
Top prices paid for unwanted goods Antiques & collectables
20 Hours per week PLUS ONE IN 8 SATURDAY MORNINGS’
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WENSLEYDALE had the performance on the day to take the points in a must win game for both sides, jostling for safety in Yorkshire Three. Despite what was described by the coach and the captain as the best preparation for a game all season after a long bus journey up to North Yorkshire, Stocksbridge conceded the first try in the opening exchanges of the game. After an unruly bounce took a clearance kick over the dead ball line, Wensleydale scored off the first phase from the resulting scrum. Loading one side of the scrum, numbers eight and nine picked in the opposite direction making the overlap which was gleefully finished off in the corner by the winger. Before Stocksbridge could muster up a response Wensleydale extended their lead. Using their strong forward runners they worked the wide channel until the hooker was able to capitalise on the narrowest of blind sides that was left unmarked. Stocksbridge found themselves 12 points behind. Desperate for the win Bridge found some steel in their play, earning possession deep in the Wensleydale half. Despite numerous phases with the ball close to the line, indiscipline and poor execution meant the ball was turned over for the home side to clear, who rubbed salt into the
wounds as the winger added a second try to his tally, again finding space to score out wide. They added further points before the break, when the scrum half spotted the opportunity to score after the defence were slow to react when the referee came back for a penalty ten metres from the line. At 22-0 behind Stocksbridge began to play, and with their first opportunity Paul Kelly put Dave Potts into a gap after a strong lead runner occupied the surrounding defence. Just as the away side were growing into the game, Wensleydale again found space down the right flank as the winger scored his hat trick try to take the game away from Stocksbridge. Despite great patches of continuity from the Bridge, including a marvellous line break from the 22 by centre Dave Brown, Wensleydale killed the game with an intercept try in from the midfield and a fourth try for their winger. With that, the game ended 41 points to 5 in favour of Wensleydale. Despite the score line Stocksbridge competed for large parts of the game, more clinical play in the critical moments would have made for a very different game. Sam Whitaker (sponsored by The Business Hair Salon) was awarded Man of the Match for his stellar work in the set piece and positive attitude as heads began to drop.
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Oughtibridge WMFC 2 – 0 Penistone Church Sunday Side IN a vital game for both sides in the Blades Super Draw League and it was the visitors who made the early running, in a very lively and what proved to be a thrilling derby encounter down at the War Memorial in front of a large crowd.
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Oughtibridge also looked threatening with strikers Tom Fletcher and Chas Tunnard looking dangerous.
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Evan Watson making his first full start for the Memorial was causing all kinds of problems from left back with not only some great defending but also going forward. And it was his cross that confused the Penistone Church keeper who somehow managed to palm
Just before half time the score should have been all aware but keeper Paul Cadman somehow saved when a goal looked certain.
Chambers by this time was causing all kinds of problems and should have made it three but shot wide. Penistone kept pushing but found it almost impossible to penetrate the resolute home defence superbly marshalled by captain James Baker on his 39th birthday.
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THE second of the Penistone Foothpath Runners’ road race championship events took place on Sunday at Wombwell. The traditional local five-mile road race attracted a massive turn out of 31 runners from the club and they came away with some impressive results. Scott Hinchcliffe finished third overall in 27.16 and Sam Shaw first lady overall in 31.20, setting a new ladies club record for five miles in the process. The men’s team of Hinchcliffe, Rob Lees and Damien Briscoe picked up thirrd prize overall. In addition there were club records set by Julie Darigala (F45), Bill Phillips (M65), David Needham (M70), Raymond Brown (M75) and Barbara Haigh (F70). There were also age categories wins for Bill Phillips who was first V65, David Needham who was first V70, Barbara Haigh with first F70, Raymond Brown first M75, Sue Higham top F65 and Norman Cole won the V80 category. A slight breeze made for ideal racing weather at the Flower Scar Fell Race, an AM category event. The race consisted of 6.5 miles/2297ft of climbing. The club was lead home by Richard Mackie who finished 35th overall and sixth in his age category. Steve Storey proved age is but a number by finishing third V60, followed a few minutes later by John Tomlinson and Paul Fryers putting in another great effort on the hills for the second weekend in succession.
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RUTHVEN HITS WINNER FOR STEELS Rugby Town FC 0 – 1 Stocksbridge PS STRIKER Scott Ruthven scored an 82nd minute winner to hand Stocksbridge a 1-0 win at Rugby on Saturday, their second 1-0 win of the week. Ruthven pounced on a loose ball after keeper Louis Connor did well to stop a Harrison Biggins shot from the edge of the area. The valuable three points keep them in the hunt for a play-off place. Although the first half was a dull affair, Steels had most of the chances. On 16 minutes, Harrison Biggins’ long range free kick flashed past the post. Both Matt Reay and Scott Ruthven had difficult chances with Ruthven’s chip saved by Connor. Reay headed just wide from a Hinchliffe free kick. Ashley Burbeary’s chip, which Connor did well to save, was the highlight of the first half, but both teams went into the break having had many clear cut opportunities. The second half was a bit livelier although there were very few chances. Berbeary had a shot saved by Conner low to his right, the keeper doing well to push it out for a corner. Both Harrison Biggins and Nat Crofts miscued half chances, but it was Stocksbridge who came out winners. The victory followed hot on the heels of Tuesday’s 1-0 win against Romulus with Adam Hinchcliffe hitting the winner. Steels now face Kidsgrove at home on Saturday with a 3pm kick off.
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Church put four past Dronfield PENISTONE Church took a convincing 4-0 win against Dronfield Town on Saturday with two goals in each half. Duncan Richards and James Young were on target in the first half and after the break, Andy Ring and Danny Joynes added to the tally. After the game Church manager Ian Richards commented: “An excellent result and performance today, we controlled both halves and totally dominated the game. “There were some very good individual performances but the team performance was good, it’s an excellent response to the disappointment of two weeks ago against Pontefract. “We used the two weeks to re-group train well and prepare right and as I’ve said before we’ve only lost four games this season, the fewest amount in this league, we’ve kept the highest number of clean sheets, we’ve conceded the fewest amount of goals and what we’ve done every time we’ve lost is we’ve made sure we’ve won the next game. “Good teams lose games but the best teams make sure they put it right the following game and we’ve done that again today. I’m really pleased with the way we’ve handled the game, controlled, imposed and dictated the tempo and the play and it was never in doubt.”
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