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OWLS STAR TO STAGE MEMORIAL MATCH FOR TEEN CHRIS Waddle’s All Stars will be playing at Hallam Football Club this October in memory of popular Hillsborough teenager Scott Marsden, who passed away last March.

The event at the Sandygate Road ground on Sunday October 8 will raise funds for Bluebell Wood, which supported the family of 14-year-old Scott after he passed away following a British kickboxing title fight in Leeds. Forge Valley pupil Scott, who lived with his family in Hillsborough, was a respected kickboxer and had won a 50kg gold title at the World Kickboxing Association finals in Spain in 2015. He also played with Hallam FC juniors, managed by Mick Grant, organiser of the fundraiser, for five years. Mick said: “I always remember Scott first coming along with his best mate when they started with the under nines.

“Scott was a massively popular member of the team and his drive and determination spurred team mates on around him. Scott gave everything, every time that he played, and was a credit to his parents and the club. “When we asked Chris Waddle if he’d be willing to host an All Stars match for Scott’s family, he said yes straight away. We’re hoping to have the under 16s playing the All Stars and then a team of dads playing them. “It should be an entertaining day for everyone involved and a great way to support Bluebell Wood in memory of Scott.” Scott’s mum Jo said: “Scott was a typical sports mad 14-yearold, but also very giving. He would always try to help others. He went out to collect his sister Katie one evening and when they returned, she was wearing his coat and he was carrying her bags.

“Losing Scott has been incredibly difficult, but the support from Bluebell Wood gave us sanctuary during our darkest days and continues to help us. We stayed in Bluebell Wood’s Primrose suite with Scott, where we were able to be with him and start to come to terms with what had happened. “We want to give back to Bluebell Wood and Hallam FC were keen to do something in memory of Scott, so this match gives us the chance to do that. We hope as many people as possible come along on October 8 to support a really worthwhile cause.” Tickets for the match can be bought on the day, Sunday October 8, at Hallam FC, Sandygate Road, Sheffield, S10 5SE. Gates will open at 2pm and the match will kick off at 3pm. The fundraising day will include the all-stars match, a raffle and the chance to win signed football shirts.

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A MAN accused of raping and kidnapping an 18-year-old woman more than 40 years ago has appeared in court. Peter Pickering, 79, is charged with the rape and false imprisonment of the woman in Deepcar in 1972. Mr Pickering, of Newbury, Berkshire, was remanded in custody to appear at Leeds Crown Court on October 16. He was charged in August following a review of cold cases by West Yorkshire Police.

Oughtibridge residents object to waste management facility OUGHTIBRIDGE residents have objected to plans for the erection of a waste management facility, including an anaerobic digestion plant for the processing of biodegradable waste in Beeley Wood. Sheffield City Council has received a planning application from Beeley Wood Biogas Ltd to build the facility on Claywheels Lane at the southern end of Oughtibridge. The application is to build a facility that will process waste food, converting it to propane gas and storing the gas in tanks on site. If this permission is granted and the plant built, residents are concerned that it will have a huge impact on the area. The planning documents include a 60-page annex detailing how the company will deal with complaints about the smell from the plant. This proposed development seems to have largely slipped under the radar – but has been opposed by residents of Stockarth Lane, Wadsley Park Village and the Winn Gardens Estate. One resident, Paul Collingwood, is one of the people to have objected. He said: “We live about 200 yards from the proposed development and strongly object to it. The impact on residential properties around Middlewood Road, Stockarth Lane, Wadsley Park Village, Winn Gardens, Birley Carr, Foxhill and Owlerton will be dramatic. “The burning of waste food and associated processes will produce a hazardous and volatile biogas to be stored in big tanks on the site. If there is an explosion it is likely there will be casualties amongst residents close to the site. This is a totally unacceptable risk. “The smell, noise and dust already emanating from the site will increase dramatically. The dangerous and noxious by products including Carbon Dioxide, Ammonia and Hydrogen Sulphide, and will impact on the health and wellbeing of local

residents over a large area. That is totally unacceptable. “Commuters travelling down the busy A6102 into Sheffield from the Upper Don Valley will also be subject to the emissions and odours. This will include people waiting for public transport on the route and at the Supertram terminus at Middlewood. “The prevailing wind direction will generally carry emissions and odours down the valley towards Owlerton and Hillsborough. There are a wide range of organisations and businesses in these areas, including Children’s Nurseries, NHS facilities, Fairlawns Health Centre, Middlewood Bowling Green, Winn Gardens Park, Football pitches and other leisure facilities. Also the Driving Test Centre, local shops and food outlets at Winn Gardens and the SWFC Training Ground. There are many more shops, supermarkets and food outlets in Owlerton. “On Claywheels Lane there are many warehouses and light manufacturing and storage facilities, Sheffield Rangers Junior Football Club, Fletchers Bakery, Sainsbury’s supermarket and other food outlets. All of these will feel the impact of the proposed development. “Claywheels Lane itself and Beeley Wood has really benefitted from the Trans Pennine Trail development and the work to improve access. The foot and cycle track onward to Oughtibridge is really popular. I walk my dog here daily and it is a fantastic local asset. “The track is so good it is regularly used by wheelchair and mobility scooter users. It is also used by dog walkers, fishermen, cyclists, local running clubs, rambling clubs, children’s nurseries, horse riders and I see many families walking along the paths and the adjoining riverbank. The loss of these groups would have a detrimental effect on the pubs and shops up the valley in Oughtibridge. “We have lived in our home for over 30 years. I remember the days when the River Don and its banks were hard to access, very

polluted from the factories in the Upper Don Valley and devoid of fish and other wild life. The old Union Carbide plant spouted black carbon waste and sulphurous fumes all over the valley and you often had to keep your windows closed because of the filth and smell. The valley is unrecognisable now, massively improved and a proposal like this would be an unacceptable retrograde step. “Following the disastrous flooding of 2007, the Environment Agency dredged and cleaned up the river and did a great job of opening up the area to the public. Life returned to the River Don, I regularly see rare bird species like kingfishers and woodpeckers on its banks. Many species of fish now live in the river and the recent rebuilding of the weir is designed to allow salmon to migrate up the river and into the Upper Don Valley. Otters have recently been seen only a mile downstream and if left alone will soon move further up the river. “In Beeley Woods there are grass snakes, newts, owls, bats and deer. An ongoing programme of forestry management helped open up the woodland area adjacent to proposed development, removing dead trees and allowing open areas and new growth to attract wildlife. “Obviously, a development like this would have a really detrimental effect on house prices in the area. There is a mixture of established housing and relatively new development. Wadsley Park Village has some of the best and most expensive housing in Sheffield. “This proposal is completely out of step with the development needs of the area on so many levels, industrial, commercial and residential. It would be a dramatic backward step for the area. “I am contacting our local MP’s and Bradfield Parish Councillors to confirm their support in opposing this proposal, and would welcome the opportunity to speak to the Planning Committee to discuss this further.”

A VERY different kind of fox once again made an appearance at RSPB Old Moor on Saturday to mark the changing of the seasons and hand the reserve back to the creatures of the night. The legendary Mr Fox returned to the reserve, near Barnsley, on Saturday September 23. Spectacular and eerie, Mr Fox and his troupe of dancers perform with burning torches in the dead of night, hidden behind masks. They are normally found performing the Langsett Fox Dance on the Hunters Moon, following the autumnal equinox, but in recent years have added a special appearance at the reserve.

Craig Hartley, Visitor Operations Manager at RSPB Old Moor, said: “We are honoured and privileged to welcome Mr Fox and his dancers to the reserve once more. At this time of year, our summer late night opening ends and the event signifies the change in the season; a time when the days get shorter, late night opening ends and the reserve once more becomes the domain of the nocturnal animals living here.” Craig continued: “It is an incredibly special night for everyone with the courtyard lit up with the glow of flames and reverberating to the sound of the drums.”

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ANGELA Smith, the MP for Penistone and Stocksbridge, has written to the most senior manager in the Co-op Group after hearing conclusively that the Co-op has no intention of retaining Post Office services at Burncross. The Post Office, which closed when Cost Cutter decided that it did not want to take out the lease on the premises currently being constructed on the site of its old store, is sorely needed in the area. Before closing, it was processing a significant number of transactions and the announcement of its closure generated a 1,200 signature petition to the MP.

THE seventh Thorpe Hesley and Scholes Village Show at Trinity Community Centre on Saturday September 16 was a great success and the weather stayed dry. Over 600 people attended the event. The show was opened by the Mayor of Rotherham, Eve Rose Keenan. The vegetable, fruit, flower, handicrafts, cookery and children’s classes made fantastic displays in the hall and church. Trophies for the best entries were also presented. Many local groups and charities had stalls. The Jill Hyde Leigh School of Dance, Wentworth Youth Theatre and Herbalife fitness entertained everyone. The dog show with classes including ‘dog most like its owner’ was very popular.

The organisers would like to thank Sheffield Arena, Sheffield Steelers, Parkside Farmshop and Firth and Sons Florists for donating raffle prizes. Raffle winners were R. Perry, E. Hackney, A. Brown, J. Varnam and R. Hunt. Photos are on the show Facebook page and also on www.thorpeandscholes.org together with a full list of prize winners. Some produce was donated for the Holy Trinity Harvest celebrations and will be passed on to Shiloh Homeless Project in Rotherham. The organising committee would like to thank everyone for their support and are looking forward to next year’s event.

After meeting with CO-OP representatives she was hopeful the company understood the ethical case for ensuring that Burncross residents should continue to enjoy access to a local Post Office. However, after the meeting, she received a letter from the CO-OP confirming they would not be operating a Post Office from their new store when it opens. This decision, she contends, is one which abandons the ethical business principles celebrated by the Cooperative Group and its many members. Commenting, Angela Said: “The fact remains this Post Office was and could still be a viable strong business and the Co-op’s position is contrary to everything this ethical organisation is supposed to stand for. “It leaves Post Office Limited still searching for a viable location from which to provide services in Burncross and the Co-op’s refusal to even a countenance a counter badly lets down the community.”

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POLICE APPEAL FOR HELP IDENTIFYING ROGUE BIKER CAN you help officers identify the rider of this motorbike whose driving has been reported more than 45 times since May this year? The motorbike, which is believed to be a Honda CRF, has activated a number of cameras across Sheffield where the rider can be seen doing wheelies at speeds between 50 and 80mph. The key areas where the bike has been seen include the A616 Stocksbridge bypass, the A6135 around Chapeltown and the A61 in the north of Sheffield. Officers have attempted to pursue the rider and a number of tactics have been used to try and stop the rider. They are now asking members of the public to help identify the rider in a bid to prevent further dangerous driving. Do you recognise the rider? Can you help officers identify them? Anyone with information is asked to contact info@safetycamera.org

Over recent months the forces specialist off road biking team have been carrying out a number of dedicated operations across Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham and Sheffield to target a rise in reports relating to off road nuisance bikes. The off road biking team, which officially launched in March this year, has seen officers receive off road bike training to enable them to conduct patrols, issue warning notices, bring offenders committing criminal offences to justice and protect members of the public. In addition to dedicated roads policing staff, a number of local policing officers with knowledge of problem areas have been recruited and trained to work on the off Road team. This training has allowed officers to conduct focused operations in areas identified as having increased reports relating to distress and disruption caused by off road bikes. Through the activity and proactive patrols carried out by the team, officers have been able to complete 19

specialist operations across South Yorkshire. From these operations, they have successfully issued 31 warning notices, seized eight bikes, recovered 12 bikes for no insurance, recovered 10 bikes reported as stolen, made four arrests, reported 20 people on summons and engaged with over 80 riders from across South Yorkshire. PS Jon Hardwick, who is one of the trained off road bike officers, has said: “Our main ambition is not to prevent legal off road riders from using their bikes on purpose built tracks or legal routes. It is to ensure they are riding safely, not posing a risk to members of the public and removing the threat illegal bikers are posing to our communities by specifically targeting illegal and antisocial use. “ “Over recent months we have seen a rise in reports across South Yorkshire related to nuisance off road bikes and we are aware this has caused distress and disruption to our local communities. In response to the concerns raised and to prevent any further disruption,

the officers in the unit have received the specialist training and in partnership with local councils have acquired a number of additional off road police bikes to tackle this.” “This work has enabled officers to effectively utilise these new skills and achieve results, which demonstrates the overall purpose of the team. “I hope through this dedicated action, residents feel reassured that everyone at SYP is committed to listening to, working to resolve and preventing issues caused by illegal off road nuisance bikes.” The wheelie good results achieved highlight the success and effectiveness of the work carried out by the dedicated team and this action will now continue, to prevent disruption and create a happy and safe place to live. If you have any concerns relating to the use of illegal off road bikes, or would like to report an incident, please speak to a local officer or ring 101.

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STREETS AHEAD SET TO STRENGTHEN UNSLIVEN BRIDGE UNSLIVEN Bridge in Stocksbridge is to undergo further strengthening works in order to meet current UK structure regulations.

are delighted that we were able to come up with a way to strengthen the existing bridge to maintain one of the iconic historic structures in the area.”

The first phase of this work to the underside of the bridge was completed in September 2017 and the remainder of the strengthening work now needs to be carried out on the bridge deck. This means that the bridge will be closed from October 2 to all vehicles and pedestrians. Signed traffic diversions will be in place.

Changes to the regular bus service or diversion routes will be publicised by South Yorkshire Passenger Transport (SYPTE). Please check your local bus stop or www.travelsouthyorkshire.com for any route changes. You can also call Traveline on 01709 515151 or follow @ TravelSYorks on Twitter.

Depending on the weather, the bridge is expected to be closed for approximately four weeks. Cabinet member for Street Scene and Environment at Sheffield City Council, Councillor Bryan Lodge said: “We worked hard with local residents and

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Sheffield couple ordered to pay a record penalty of £4,000 for noisy dogs A SHEFFIELD judge has imposed the largest ever penalty of £4,000 on a couple who failed to keep their dogs quiet. It is the biggest fine to have been handed down in Sheffield for a case of this kind. Sheffield City Council’s Environmental Protection Service prosecuted Carl Collins, 34 and Rebecca Carnell, 27 of Thompson Hill, High Green, for failing to comply with abatement notices which legally required them to reduce noise from their pets. The couple were today found guilty at Sheffield Magistrates’ Court. They were ordered to pay £1,000 each to the two people who had brought the complaint. Mr Collins and Mrs Carnell face a bill of £1,052 each to cover the legal costs of Sheffield City Council. The case dates back nearly three years, to October 2014, when the pair were first issued with abatement notices after repeated complaints about the dogs. The dogs continued to cause a nuisance by barking loudly, and often during the early hours. A reminder about the notices was sent to the couple but neighbours carried on objecting to the noise. In January 2017 noise monitoring equipment was installed at the complainants’ home and during the week several breaches were detected. Councillor Bryan Lodge, Cabinet member for the Environment at Sheffield City Council, said: “The financial penalty reflects the misery of the neighbours caught up in this issue. “We take all noise complaints seriously, and although we will make every effort to resolve complaints at an early stage, if our help and advice is ignored we will use formal action. “We hope that this action serves as a warning to others.”

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Fundraising folk events A NEW season of fundraising Showcase Folk events, led by local musicians Vic Shepherd and John Bowden, is starting soon at the Miners’ Welfare Hall, High Green. Each session has a different theme - the first session, on Sunday September 24, will feature ‘Songs of the Sea’, and will be raising funds for Chapel Green Advice Centre. The second session, on Sunday October 22, will focus on ‘Songs of Work’ and is in aid of the British Stammering Association, and the third, on Sunday November 19, featuring ‘Local Carols of North Sheffield’, is supporting High Green’s St Saviour’s Project. All events are from 3.30pm to 5.30pm, and admission is free - donations are welcome! Refreshments will be available, and there will be a raffle.

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A DOWNHILL mountain bike rider from Stocksbridge has returned from Wales with the Red Bull Hardline 2017 title. This year’s contest was one for the history books with the course being harder than ever before, with sketchy conditions transforming the track throughout the entire weekend – so much so that the decision was taken to move the race start lower down at the cannon. Riders were caught out by the slippery, steep rocks just before the massive road gap, with many slipping pedals and some coming off altogether. Despite the 2016 winner Bernard Kerr and first place qualifier Adam Brayton being favourites for the win, small mistakes throughout Kerr’s run and a crash for Brayton meant that it was Craig Evans, 26, who came out on top at the end of the day.

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Craig was riding confidently for most of the weekend and looked to be in a league of his own during his race run. He said after his win: “I didn’t think I was going to win at all so it’s a crazy feeling. I had bits where I was smooth, and I had bits where I was a bit wild, but I managed to hold on to it until the bottom. So yeah, buzzing.”

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Silkstone Common arson BARNSLEY officers investigating a string of car arsons committed throughout July are appealing for information about the incidents. The reported incidents occurred between midnight and 1am on Friday July 7, with the first at around 12.10am when a white Volkswagen Scirrocco, parked on Silkstone Common was set alight. The second incident involving a blue Hyundai parked on Aqueduct Street, Honeywell, occurred around 12.50am. The third incident involving three cars, a green Renault Sce-

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or who may have witnessed any suspicious activity in the area, to please report it.” A 23-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of arson in connection with the incident. He has now been released under investigation. Did you see anything? Do you have any information? Information can be reported via 101 quoting incident numbers 16, 31 or 38 of 7 July. Anonymous information can also be given to Crimestoppers via 0800 555 111.

Woman charged with 11 counts of fraud after Wadsley burglary DETECTIVES from Sheffield’s Performance Crime Team have this week arrested and charged two people in relation to burglary and fraud offences. Thirty-year-old Kelly Taylor, of no fixed address, has been charged with eleven counts of fraud, one count of handling stolen goods and one count of theft. The charges relate to a burglary at a house in Marcliffe Road, in Wadsley, Sheffield in April.

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The event has been organised by the Mayor & Deputy Mayor of Stocksbridge, Keith Davis and Julie Grocutt, Beth Wilson from Wiltshire Farm Foods and Kathy Markwick from Home Instead Senior Care Sheffield. It will run from 11am to 3pm in the market area at Fox Valley with lots of activities and entertainment planned throughout the day.

Kathy said the event follows the success of regular Friendship lunches at The Old Rolling Pin at Fox Valley.

The event has been organised to celebrate The International Day for Older Persons on October 1st and will be attended by the Lord Mayor of Sheffield Cllr Anne Murphy as well as the Mayor of Stocksbridge Cllr Keith Davis. As well as music and entertainment from Stevie Moore there will be face painting, food tasting and free reflexology taster sessions.

Kathy added: “We really wanted to do something for the whole community but which focusses on an awareness of what groups and support are out there for older people in our part of the city. “We hope everyone will come along and support the event and find out a little more about some of the fantastic groups and organisations there are.” To find out more about news and events at Fox Valley please visit www.foxvalleysheffield.co.uk

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Wednesday September 27 27 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: Elaine 0114 2845494 or Julie 0114 2830613. 27 Do you like songs from the Everly Bros, Cliff Richard, Dusty Springfield, The Searchers, Cilla Black, The Walker Bros, Petula Clark, Abba and much more. We have new performers for our Summer Lovin’ afternoon - A fabulous sound and light show with the best performers ever, We all remember the 60’s & 70’s why not come along and sing and dance the afternoon away with a two course meal all for £6.50 at the Stocksbridge Legion Club Edward Street, Stocksbridge at 2pm. Book with Kath 07596130043. Everyone Welcome - A Valley React activity 27 at 7pm at The Venue;- Stocksbridge Community Forum discussing local planning issues, update on roads programme, opening of Dementia Cafe, plus any other concerns? All welcome.

whats on of the week Belmont House on Belmont Drive, Stocksbridge, are having a charity car wash on Friday September 22 from 10am to 3pm, £5 per car.

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27 Ecclesfield Library Reminiscence Group. 3-5pm. All welcome. Phone the Library for more information on 01142463615 Thursday September 28 28 Try “Singing 4 Fun” at Holy Trinity Church Thurgoland from 10.30am to 12.00am. Followed by refreshments.No auditions, no musical experience necessary. All welcome, contact Judith on 0114 2830083 Singing 4 Fun is a Dementia Friendly event. 28 Stocksbridge Art Society demonstration 7.00pm at Christ Church. Watch Rob Wareing create a portrait in an evening. All welcome. 28 Folk Session with The Fates and Friends. Wharncliffe Arms, Wharncliffe Side, 8.30. Traditional Music and Songs, singers and musicians welcome. Friday September 29 29 Chapeltown WI will host a Macmillan coffee morning at Chapeltown Library from 10am until 12 noon. Coffee and cakes and various stalls, everyone welcome.

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29 Macmillan Coffee Morning. 10am to 2pm at EasyLife Mobility Shop, Chapeltown. 29 Greenhead Wesleyan Reform Church, 10am till 11.30am, Macmillan coffee morning and cakes. 29 MacMillan Coffee morning in PilatesPlus (above Hays Travel) Loundside, Chapeltown. Cake donations greatly appreciated. There will be toys available for any children to play with. 29 Macmillan greatest coffee morning 10—12 zion church hall langsett road south Oughtibridge raffle bring and buy stall everyone welcome 29 “Oliver!” performed by Steel Valley Beacon in Fox Valley at 7.15pm. Licensed bar. Details: ring 2884391 29 10am-12pm, refreshments/ cakes and raffle, Belmont House, Belmont Drive, Stocksbridge, Sheffield, S362QL/ 0114 2831030 29 Deepcar Medical Centre please come and join our coffee morning between 10am and 12.30pm. Saturday September 30 30 Macmillan Coffee Morning St, Nicholas Church High Bradfield Saturday 30th September 10am – 1pm, Coffee, Homemade Cakes, Stalls, Raffle, Contributions

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6 Shoe box coffee morning, 10am to 12 at Chapeltown Library. Come and enjoy home made cakes and coffee.

30 Bradfield Village Hall - Charity Ball, www.bradfieldvillagehall. org.uk

6 Stocksbridge spiritual Group demonstration of mediumship with tea leafs with Pamella £5.50 per ticket for one night only at the Inman Pavilion, Moorlands Drive, Stocksbridge, S36 1EG. Doors open at 7:15 to start at 7:30. Everyone welcome for more info call Janet on 07860319251 we are open every Friday for an open circle £2.50 each starts at 7:30.

30 Macmillan coffe morning run by Wharncliffe side WI at Brightolmlee chapel, main road, Wharncliffe Side 10an – 12 noon 30 “Oliver!” performed by Steel Valley Beacon in Fox Valley at 2.30 pm and 7.15 pm. Licensed bar. Details: ring 2884391 Sunday October 1 1 Drama Workshop, at the Inman Pavilion Sunday 1st October 6-9 year olds 10 to 11.30am, 10-12 year old 11.30 to 1pm Places are FREE but need to be booked in advance. Phone 07966 720 773 or go online www.inmanpavilion. org.uk 1 Paces Campus Car Boot Sale, last one this year! Pack Horse Lane, High Green, Sheffield, S35 1RB. 9am-12pm (set up from 8am). No need to book just turn up on the day. All welcome, free entrance for buyers, cafe on site. 1 Family & local history fair 10.303.30pm at the venue ample parking & refreshments available Free admission hosted by Stocksbridge & District History Society 1 Stocksbridge Town Council present a older person’s awareness day for all the family. 11am to 3pm at Fox Valley. Monday October 2 2 Wharncliffe Side WI everyone welcome annual meeting with nibbles at the community centre, brightolmelee lane, Wharncliffe Side. AGM with nibbles at 7.15pm. All welcome. 2 New 4 week Art Course at Ecclesfield Library. Every Monday for 4 weeks. For timings and more information please phone the library on 01142463615. 2 Stocksbridge Transport Forum will meet at 3-3pm in Stocksbridge library. Update from Sheffield Transport users group. Chair Cllr Julie Grocutt. Tuesday October 3 3 Chapeltown and Ecclesfield Townwomen’s guild hold their meetings on the first and second Tuesdays of each month at Chapletown Methodist Church at 2pm. The speaker this week is talking about ‘More Acting Exploits’. Visitors/New members always welcome. For further details phone 01142 458837. Wednesday October 4 4 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: Elaine 0114 2845494 or Julie 0114 2830613. 4 Stocksbridge and District WI are meeting at Christchurch, 6.45pm for 7pm start. Speaker is Mike Dyson on the role of women in WWII Sheffield. Detaisl from Janet on 07939941818. Thursday October 5 5 New scrabble group starting on Thursday 5 October 2pm at Stocksbridge Library. All welcome. Friday October 6 6 St. Nicholas Church High Bradfield, Harvest Barn Dance, Pie and Pea Supper in Low Bradfield Village Hall, with The Bash Street Band at 7.30pm. Adults £12, children £8 (12 years and under). Tickets from Glenis 0114.2207669 and Pauline 0114.2341144.

6 Macmillan Coffee Morning, 10am to 12 noon. Christ Church, Stocksbridge. Coffee tea and cakes. Also a cake stall. Saturday October 7 St John the Baptist Church Penistone 9.30-3.30pm A BIG Conversation about Asylum Seekers & Refugees. Speakers and Discussion groups. Refreshments provided, book to confirm your FREE place 01226370006 7 The Venue Folk Club welcomes The Rubber Wellies. Start 8.15pm in The Samuel Fox Room. Doors open - 7.45. Entrance - £10 Sunday October 8 8 Sanky Sunday at the Plough Low Bradfield 8pm--10pm. This will be a wonderful sing of many of these uplifting old hymns. We shall as appropriate at this time, be singing some Harvest ones. Come along with some friends, and take advantage of this opportunity over a glass of your favourite tipple, to enjoy a good old sing. Look forward to seeing you there. 8 Stocksbridge Christian Centre harvest festival celebrations. 10.30am. Led by Saints Alive Puppet Group. Kids aged one to 99 welcome. Refreshments to follow. Tuesday October 10 10 Chapletown and Ecclesfield Townwomen’s guild hold their meetings on the first and second Tuesdays of each month at Chapletown Methodist Church at 2pm. The speaker this week is talking about ‘Gift Wrapping’. Visitors/ New members always welcome. For further details phone 01142 458837. 10 The Thurgoland Tuesday Groups next meeting is at 7.30 pm. The speaker is Mrs J Worsfold with a talk about “False teeth and fairy cakes” The venue as usual is Thurgoland School, ladies of all ages welcome. Contact: Joan Methley on 0114 4535139. Wednesday October 11 11 Chapeltown WI will hold their AGM at 7.30pm in Chapeltown Library. The competition is for an Autumn picture. Visitors and new members will be made welcome. 11 Rotherham & Dearne Valley Walking Festival 2017 - Wentworth Stroll, 5 mile walk starting in car park behind church at 10am, finish 1pm. Contact Barbara Brown 01226 740742. Wentworth Monuments, 9 mile walk starting in car park behind church at 10am, finish 3pm. Contact Ivor Wilson 01709 371457. No need to book. 11 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: Elaine 0114 2845494 or Julie 0114 2830613. Thursday October 12 12 Stocksbridge & Upper Don 50+ group will meet at 2pm in Stocksbridge library, new members welcome.

12 Try the Community Cafe at the Beacon at Thurgoland Holy Trinity Church from 10am to 1pm. With refreshments, chat, crafts, advice, IT help and books. All welcome, contact Sue on 0114 2888501.

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Friday October 13 13 Stocksbridge & Upper Don Community Health Forum will meet 10.30-12 noon in Stocksbridge library. All welcome

Friday November 10 – Saturday November 11 Wonderfully Made in Yorkshire 2017 (10-8pm) Silkstone Church , Silkstone. Free entry. Pop up shop craft event selling handmade goods created by local artisans. Raffle & refreshments.

Saturday October 14 14 7.30 pm. Worrall Community Association Annual Quiz at the Memorial Hall, Towngate Road S35 0AR. Bring a team or just turn up on your own.Tickets £5 (under 13 £3.00) from Chris on 2862498. Includes light supper. Bar available or bring your own.

Saturday November 11 11 Worrall Community Association Christmas Fair at the Memorial Hall, Towngate Road S35 0AR. 11.00am - 3.00pm. A variety of stalls. Admission free. Light refreshments for sale. Stalls available £10 each. Enquiries to Chris on 2862498

14 Visit of Sheffield Citadel Salvation Army Band. 7pm. £5 each. Refreshments included. At Christ Church, bottom of Hole House Lane.

11 Wonderfully Made in Yorkshire 2017 (10-6pm) Silkstone Church , Silkstone. Free entry. Pop up shop craft event selling handmade goods created by local artisans. Raffle & refreshments

Tuesday October 17 17 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens next. With a talk by Brian Robinson titled “Local gardens with music”. All welcome, admission is £2.50, free for friends. If you are interested contact Barry on 0114 2830056. Tuesday October 18 18-21 Grenoside and Birley Carr Players present The Woman in White, a thriller by Wilkie Collins. Grenoside Community Centre Tuesday 18th- Saturday 21st October 7.30pm £7 Adult £5 Child on 01142460522. 18 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: Elaine 0114 2845494 or Julie 0114 2830613. Thursday October 19 19 Thurgoland Local History Groups next meeting is at Thurgoland Village Hall at 7.30 pm. The speaker is Gillian Waters with a talk about “Guy Fawkes Yorkshire man”. All welcome, admission is £2.00. F or more information please. Contact Maurice on 0114 2883482.or Margaret on 0114 2885037. Wednesday October 25 25 Psychic Night at Temptation Cafe Hillsborough S6 4HD 7pm for 7.30 start Tickets £10 from cafe tel 07821 175281. 25 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: Elaine 0114 2845494 or Julie 0114 2830613. Thursday October 26 26 Try “Singing 4 Fun” at Holy Trinity Church from 10.30am to 12.00am. Followed by refreshments.No auditions, no musical experience necessary. All welcome, contact Judith on 0114 2830083. Singing 4 Fun is a Dementia Friendly event. Sunday October 29 29 Antiques and Collectables Fair Penistone Community Centre S36 6AR 10-3pm Admission 50pRefreshments.Proceeds for Green Moor Cricket Club Wednesday November 8 8 Christmas Sugar Craft Evening. Come along and learn how to create beautiful pieces of sugar craft. 7-9pm. £5 per person including refreshments. Phone 01142463615 to book a place. Limited places

ONGOING Afternoon Tea Dance every Wednesday at the Astoria Centre, Barnsley S75 1JT from 1 to 4pm with dancing to the live music of the Compton organ. Details on 07944 566972. Every Thursday at St Andrews Church, Penistone at 1pm Kevin Grunill or guest playing popular music on the Allen Electronic Theatre organ. Details on 07944 566972. Stocksbridge Dementia Cafe The Venue, 650 Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, Sheffield S36 1DY We offer a free drop in for anyone who has concerns about their memory or the memory of a loved one or friend in a social setting. The Dementia Café is open on the first Thursday of the month (commencing Thursday 5th October) between 10.00 am – 12.00 noon Knit and Natter at Ecclesfield Library. Learn, Share, Laugh! Mons 3-5pm and Weds 12.303pm. Information from Debbie 07732844299. Messy Church 2nd Wednesday in the month at Chapeltown Methodist Church 4pm-6pm .Children have to be accompanied by a parent,carer etc. We do crafts, celebration & then a family meal. All welcome. Reading Group at Ecclesfield Library. Monthly on Mondays 5-6pm. For further information Phone Sylvia 0114 2463615. Ecclesfield Library Little Bear Club. Fridays 10.00-11.30. Cost £1.50 per adult including refreshments, children free, Bring your little ones and join a fun session sharing books, toys and music. Every Wednesday at the Astoria Centre, Barugh Green, Barnsley from 1 to 4 pm, afternoon tea dance to the live music of the Compton Cinema Organ. Every Thursday at St Andrews Church, Penistone at 1pm, popular music concert featuring Kevin Grunill or guest organist playing the Allen Electronic organ. Details of all organ events on 07944 566972. Busy Fingers (Manchester Road, Stocksbridge) knit and Natter groups. Tuesdays (adults) 1pm3pm, Wednesdays (children) 4pm to 5pm, Thursdays (adults) 1pm to 3pm, Fridays (children) 4pm to 5pm and Saturdays (adults) 10am to 12pm. Contact Angela on 07900024549 for more info. Tuesdays Weekly 10-12 Ecclesfield Library Computers for Everyday Course £10 per person. Places for

forthcoming June sessions can be booked at the library or call 01142463615. Morehall Fly Fishing Club at Morehall Reservoir new season commences March 18. New members welcome, day tickets available. For more details, contact secretary David Watson on 0114 2304052. Cornerstone short matt bowling meets Fridays at 7.30pm in St John’s Church hall, St John’s Road, Deepcar. All welcome, bowls available. Yoga class Thursdays 6.45 pm beginners welcome. Inman pavilion, Moorland Dr, Stocksbridge S36 1EG. First class free. Contact Danielle 07486372020 or email danielleball35@tesco.net Ecclesfield Library Little Bear Club. Fridays 10.00-11.30. Cost £1.50 per adult including refreshments, children free, Bring your little ones and join a fun session sharing books, toys and music. Dance Fit Diva - Dance yourself fit! Adult Dance Class. Great fun, all ages all abilities. Tuesday 6.45pm7.45pm - £4.00. Zion United Reformed, Langsett Road South, Oughtibridge. Contact Karen 01909 282389 Branching Out Dancing - Wharncliffe Side Community Centre, Brightholmee Lane, Wharncliffe Side. Classes (Commercial/Street) Saturday mornings. Classes start at 9.45am and run all morning, come and join us. Call Nikki 0114 2844071/Karen 01909 282389 or just turn up. Knit and Natter at Ecclesfield Library. Learn, share, laugh! Weekly Mondays 3-5pm and Weds 12.303pm. Information from Debbie 07732 844 299 Reading Group at Ecclesfield Library. Monthly on Mondays 5-6pm. For further information phone Sylvia 0114 246 3615. Parents & Toddlers every Tuesday 10.00am to 11.30am during school term time at Greenhead Church Chapeltown. All welcome. Knit & Chat Stocksbridge meets fortnightly in the S/B library from 10am-12noon. Everybody welcome. For more info please ring Elaine on 0114 2451269 Mondays 10.30am to 11.15am. Babytime. Stocksbridge Library. Join us for fun, book sharing, singing and meeting other parents and carers. No need to book, just turn up. For further details, call 0114 273 4205. Tuesdays. Under five story time at Stocksbridge Library. 10.30am to 11.15am. Join us for stories, craft activities and songs. No need to book, just turn up. For further details, call 0114 273 4205. Every Wednesday at the Astoria Centre, Barugh Green, from 1pm to 4 pm Afternoon Tea Dance to the live music of the Compton organ. Every Thursday at St Andrews Church, Penistone at 1pm, Kevin Grunill or guest in concert on the Allen Electronic organ. Details of all organ events on 07944 566972. Ecclesfield Library Step by Step Craft Group Meets weekly at the library every Monday at 11.00am12.30pm. Pop in or call the Library on 01142463615 for further details. Springvale Community Garden. Volunteers welcome every Wednesday and Saturday 10am to 2pm. There’s something for everyone. Just come along or email springvalecommunitygarden@ yahoo.co.uk

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Bus Pass Buskers live and kicking

THE Bus Pass Buskers continue to entertain a wide selection of people, over a very wide geographical area.

This year for the first time, they are presenting a show at Thurgoland Village Hall, on Saturday December 9.

They have just returned from Harrogate Flower Show, where they play each spring and autumn, and just prior to that they played once more at Southport Flower Show.

A show not to be missed, why not take advantage of this special prelude to other Christmas activities and make up a party with friends.

Their music is 50s, 60s, country and western, blues and skiffle. They mix this with a very liberal sprinkling of humour, which sees them grow an ever increasing band of fans.

Tickets are priced at the especially low price of only £5 in order that they will have a full house. They are available from any band member, and at the office of Look Local in Stocksbridge. Already, 35 tickets have been sold and the venue only holds 80 people so you better be quick if you intend not to miss this show. There is a bar on the night.

STANNINGTON BRASS BRING HOME THE SILVERWARE

STANNINGTON Brass Band, with musical director Derek Renshaw, are celebrating their latest contest success after putting in a winning performance at the Brass Band Festival in Dronfield. Their 20-minute programme showcased the breadth of their versatility, opening with an uptempo salsa and closing with the soulful hymn The Old Rugged Cross.

A spokesperson for the band commented: “We were delighted to be asked to take part in this event and even more delighted to be bringing home the winners’ trophy! It’s a contest with a great atmosphere – one big celebration of brass band music!”

The band will be reprising some of the prize winning numbers at their forthcoming concert at the Lomas Hall, Stannington on Saturday October 7 starting at 7.30pm.

The concert will also feature renowned soprano cornet player Kevin Crockford and the up and coming talent in Stannington Training Band with their conductor Tim Parris.

Tickets are £7 for adults, £6 for concessions and £3 for children under 16. They are available from Stannington Hardware or telephone 0114 233 2821.

JON BODEN LEADS DUNGWORTH CHOIR AT STANNINGTON STORY FESTIVAL A SPECIAL treat lies in store for music fans when Dungworth Choir makes one of its first public appearances at Stannington Story Festival on Saturday September 30. The choir is a new project and has been assembled by local folk legend Jon Boden. Admission to the festival is free and it takes place in Stannington Park from 1.30pm till 5.30pm, with the choir taking the stage at about 3.30pm. Other local luminaries on the festival bill include prize-winning poet James Caruth whose latest collection Narrow Water is all set to be published by Salzburg University Press, and award-winning author Samantha Priestley discussing her novel A Bad Winter that was launched in Sheffield’s Rutland Hotel last week. The purpose of Stannington Story Festival - as well as providing a great spectacle for the audience - is to mark three years of volunteer management in Stannington Library.

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BIRLEY CARR Musical and Dramatic Society was formed in 1947 with a performance of A Slave in Araby at Mount Zion Methodist Church, Birley Carr, which was also the 70th anniversary of the opening of the Church. Rehearsals began for The Slave of Araby in 1939, before the outbreak of the war and resumed in 1947. The Society has received enthusiastic support ever since and now has a loyal following for all its performances.

Due to the closure of the Church, the group merged with Grenoside Players and secured a new home in Grenoside Community Centre for future productions. The Society presents two productions a year, in the spring it is a popular Gilbert & Sullivan operetta, with Iolanthe being the choice for March 2018. In the autumn, it is the turn of the play and in past years, productions have included ‘The Importance of being Earnest’,

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Died peacefully and at peace, aged 76, on Wednesday 20th September 2017, in the Macmillan Palliative Care Unit at the Northern General Hospital, Sheffield. Beloved Wife of Chris, Mum to Simon and Mark, Mother-in-Law to Sarah, Granny to Amy and Zac, and a dear friend to everyone who knew her. The Cremation is to be held on Wednesday 4th October 2017 at Grenoside Crematorium North Chapel at 11am, followed by a service of thanksgiving to God for Celia’s life at Oughtibridge Chapel at 1pm. Family flowers only please, but donations to the three nominated Charities (Through The Roof, Home For Good, and Sheffield Hospitals Charity Palliative Care Unit ref SHC5363) may be given in memory of Celia at the Crematorium service or the Chapel service.

MACHIN Andrea On 16th September 2017, suddenly but peacefully aged 63 years, Andrea Machin of Stocksbridge. The dearly loved Wife of the late Julian. Loving Mum of Adrian, Andrew and Anthony. A much loved Motherin-Law. A devoted Nan Nan and a dearly loved Sister and Aunt. Funeral Service at Grenoside Crematorium (North Chapel) on Thursday 5th October at 11am. Family flowers only please but donations would be appreciated for C.O.P.D. (cheques made payable to the British Lung Foundation) c/o T W Birks & Son, 100 Manchester Road, Deepcar, S36 2RE. Will friends please meet at the Crematorium.

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Passed away at home on the 16th September 2017 aged 75. Loving Wife to Michael, Mum to Lee, Michelle and the late Mark. Also Mum-in-Law to Mark. Loved by family, grand children and greats. Funeral at Grenoside Crematorium at 2:00pm, Friday 6th October 2017 and after at The Red Grouse. All welcome to celebrate Sylvia’s life. Donations to Weston Park Cancer Research c/o Dyson Funeral Service, New Road, Deepcar. Tel: 0114 2883169

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Anthony (Tony) Lowry Carol and family would like to say a very big thank you to relatives, friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy, cards and generous donations received during their sad bereavement. Many thanks to Penistone Group Practice Macmillan, doctors, nurses and carers on Ward 24, who lovingly cared for Tony throughout his illness. Thanks also to Peter Brailsford and his team at Dysons, David Armstrong for his comforting service, Floral Magic, Tea and Cake and my heartfelt thanks to our friends at Penistone Bowling Club.

Kathleen THORNLEY Sheridan, Patricia and Diane would like to thank all relatives and friends for the kind expressions of sympathy and donations received in their recent bereavement. Thanks also to Dr C. Atkin and Alpine Lodge Nursing Home for their continued care. David Armstrong for the exceptional service and Neil and Team at TW Birks for their professional arrangements and support which was appreciated by all. x

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The fact is that Brexit negotiations in detail have already been taking place over recent weeks as a result of a Parliamentary vote back in March this year to trigger Article 50. A perusal of the Parliamentary record provided by Hansard will attest not only this is the case but that the Official Opposition did actually take a position of supporting the vote to trigger the UK exit from the EU at that time.

I stood for election in May 2015 as a Labour Party candidate and having left the Labour Party feel Given the only vote which has recently taken place relating to the UK exit from the EU since Parliament obliged to also leave the Parish Council. reconvened after the summer recess was on the It has been suggested that I could stay as an Repeal Bill early in the week commencing 11th independent councillor but I feel the honourable September it would seem reasonable to surmise thing to do is resign. I stood for election with a this is the vote Mr Coleman is referring to. single promise, â&#x20AC;&#x153;to do my best for the people of This particular vote had nothing whatsoever to do High Greenâ&#x20AC;?, a promise I feel I have kept. with any detailed negotiations about whether or not In conclusion I would like to say it has been an the UK should leave the EU as these negotiations honour and privilege to represent the people of are already underway and that decision was made High Green Ward on Ecclesfield Parish Council but in a democratic Parliamentary vote back in March 2017. now I must stand down. The Repeal Bill is about how the UK will deal with over forty years of EU legislation incorporated into Eldon Hanson, UK law once the UK has left the EU. The Repeal Bill High Green put forward by the Conservative and Unionist Party proposes to firstly transfer all existing legislation into UK law and subsequently enable the Executive Valley in Bloom showcase Branch of Government â&#x20AC;&#x201C; i.e. Ministers â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the right invitation to change any of that legislation without democratic debate in Parliament through the introduction of changes via Secondary legislation on the whim of Valley in Bloom are holding our annual showcase a Minister. event on Sunday October 1, 2.30pm at the Venue. Moreover, a subsequent vote has seen every This is an invitation for all the people whose gardens Parliamentary Committees, which scrutinise have been photographed to come and join us. legislation in detail, given an automatic We have a Barry Tylee from â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;The Friends of Wortley Government majority. Both these facts mean in Hall Gardensâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; to share with us how they manage effect that a Government and its Executive arm to maintain the beautiful gardens surrounding (Ministers) which recently lost its majority at a the hall. There will also be spring bulbs available General Election has the power to do what it wants for sale and our 2018 calendar will be available for without any effective Parliamentary scrutiny. the first time. Please come and join us and bring a Such wide ranging Executive powers for Ministers, friend too! We hope to see lots of you there! with no effective democratic scrutiny by elected Joan â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 0114 2883899 Parliamentary representatives, has not been Mary â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 0114 2885586 seen in these islands since the 1537 Statute of Catherine â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 0114 2831727 Proclamations issued by Henry VIII; and have Angela â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 0114 2883177 not been seen in Western Europe since a former German Chancellor was given the power to make laws without the consent of the German Parliament by that Parliament, the Reichstag, in 1933. Timely reminder Dear Editor, The recent contribution to Look Local letters from your correspondent Mr Graham Coleman (letters 14th September) provides a timely reminder that the key to sound decision making lies in accurately identifying what is taking place and that whilst anyone is certainly entitled to their own opinion they are not entitled to their own facts. Mr Coleman implies that a recent vote has taken place in the Westminster Parliament to commence â&#x20AC;&#x153;Brexit negotiations in detail.â&#x20AC;? This being the case

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Alison Cooper of Hotels.com says: “Japanese food is seen as great example of healthy eating and there are a variety of Japanese restaurants in every multicultural capital.

The second most expensive was the Swiss city Geneva, where the sandwich costs an average of £20.10, followed closely by £18.83 for a club in Oslo.

“I’m a big fan of Japanese and not surprised at its elevated ranking. The fact that it beat more traditional holiday dishes such as tapas and burritos is testament to the world class reputation of Japanese chefs.” Meanwhile further research by Hotels.com has revealed Paris as the most expensive city for a club sandwich. The hotels expert used the classic chicken, bacon, egg, lettuce and mayo sandwich as a measure of affordability - the Club Sandwich Index (CSI) - to give holiday-makers an indication of the costs associated with their holiday destination. In total Hotels.com surveyed the sandwich prices in 750 hotels in the five, four and three star category across 26 countries.

The UK took 10th spot with an average club coming in at just under £12 and the cheapest at just £6.50. Spanish tourists can expect to fork out an average of £10 for the snack, while in India, New Delhi, a club would set you back just £5.91 on average. Alison adds: “When planning a trip away, many holiday-makers don’t always factor the everyday costs of items including food and drink into their decision making process. “By providing people with a Club Sandwich Index it is the perfect way for holidaymakers to assess a destination’s real cost. Paris may well be the gastronomic capital of the world but at an average £20.43 per club, travellers may be better off sticking to a croque-monsieur!”

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YORKSHIRE has received a huge boost today with the news that the Tour de Yorkshire will grow from three to four days in 2018.

“This decision will help us attract even bigger names in the future and allow us to design a more varied and spectacular route.

Organisers Welcome to Yorkshire and A.S.O had been seeking to extend the race after its phenomenal success over the last three years, and cycling’s world governing body the UCI confirmed the decision on Thursday with the four-day Tour de Yorkshire being included on their 2018 Europe Tour calendar between Thursday May 3 and Sunday May 6.

“Our race is growing in stature all the time and the next two editions will hold even greater prestige given that Yorkshire is also hosting the UCI Road World Championships in 2019.

And if that wasn’t enough, the Asda Women’s Tour de Yorkshire will also double in size next year, increasing from one to two days on Thursday May 3 and Friday May 4. The news will bring far-reaching benefits to the county and further enhance Yorkshire’s reputation as a world-class cycling destination. The Tour de Yorkshire was launched in 2015 following the hugely successful Tour de France Grand Départ 12 months previously, and it has since grown to become one of the sport’s best-supported and most exciting races. This year’s event was broadcast live in 180 countries and a record 2.2 million fans lined the route. The race also generated £64 million for the Yorkshire economy and the Asda Women’s Tour de Yorkshire remains one of the most lucrative events in the sport. Welcome to Yorkshire Chief Executive Sir Gary Verity said: “This is absolutely tremendous news and something we have long been working to achieve. We are grateful to British Cycling for supporting our application, and to the UCI for granting us this extension. “Seeing the Tour de Yorkshire grow into what it is today is one of my team’s very proudest achievements and none of this would have been possible if the people of Yorkshire - and Great Britain hadn’t taken the race to their hearts.

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“Cycling is booming across the county and today marks an exciting new chapter for our race.” Tour de France Director Christian Prudhomme said: “The Tour de Yorkshire is a true success story and the way the race has grown over the last four years has been incredible. “The size and passion of the crowds has not just impressed me, but the cyclists too. They are always blown away by the reception they receive and are already looking forward to coming back in 2018. “Extending the race to four days will allow us to visit more parts of the county and put on an even greater show.” British Cycling Chief Executive Julie Harrington said: “We welcome the decision by the UCI to endorse the increase in duration of both the men’s and women’s races at the Tour de Yorkshire as a sign of the fantastic work done by Welcome to Yorkshire in collaboration with British Cycling in building an event which inspires people across Britain to get active by getting on their bikes. “We look forward to working with the Tour de Yorkshire team to finalise arrangements.” The decision to grow the Tour de Yorkshire from three to four days means there will be eight start and finish destinations for the 2018 race, and these are set to be announced on Thursday September 28. The full route will then be unveiled at a high-profile press conference on Tuesday December 5.

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Fantastic first half seals Stocksbridge win

Pic: Pete Revitt A NEAR-PERFECT first half saw Stocksbridge RUFC’s first team pick up their first win of the campaign with a 21-15 home win against Leeds Medics & Dentists at Coal Pit lane last Saturday. With Ben Westby and Liam O’Leary being recalled and a first appearance of the season for the evergreen Ben Senior, the Stocksbridge backline looked confident in defence and threatening in attack. The Pigs were the first on the score-sheet when fullback Ryan Smith capitalised on Ben Senior break and skipped past the covering defence to score on the left. Adam Frith converted to give an opening score of 7-0 to the home team and it wasn’t long before the Stocksbridge pack were marching their opposition back down the pitch again with a trademark rolling maul that earned them 40 metres, before Ben Brown took two defenders over the line with him to score under the posts. Once again Frith converted to give a deserved 14-0 lead before the home team’s defence was tested as Leeds spent 10 minutes on the

Pigs’ try line, only to be thwarted by a determined and aggressive defence that has been somewhat lacking in recent weeks. The last real attacking action of the half came from Stocksbridge, when Pete Newton took a ball on the halfway line and proceeded to throw defenders off as he made his way towards the away team’s try line, before offloading to Ben Senior who dotted down for the home team’s third try. Frith once again converted to give a half time score of Stocksbridge 21 Leeds Medics & Dentists 0. With the Pigs growing in confidence and keen not to let their hard work go to waste, it seemed inevitable that the 4th and bonus point try would be a formality, but instead they were made to defend for almost the entire half, as the referee delivered a 20-3 penalty count in favour of the opposition. Struggling to keep their frustration in check, the Pigs let in three tries, but it would have been more if it wasn’t for a fantastically resolute defence, led primarily by centres Liam O’Leary and Ben Senior.

Tigers dream of championship LOCAL lad Josh Bates says he can’t stop dreaming of Sheffield winning the Championship – but knows the importance of keeping his feet on the ground. The Owlerton outfit travel to Glasgow on Tuesday at 7.30pm for the second leg of their playoff semi-final. The Sheffield Window Centre Tigers are in confident mood ahead of their trip to Scotland thanks to their stunning 59-31 home leg victory last Thursday. And while a 28-point advantage does make them firm favourites

to progress and take on Ipswich in the Grand Final, Bates says getting off to a strong start at the Peugeot Ashfield Stadium will be important.

“We did that with only half a team a few weeks ago so now we’re at full strength, I don’t see any reason why we can’t do it again.

“I think we have to do that because if they do how we did on Thursday in the first few races then that will get their belief up,” Bates said.

“I can’t stop thinking about us winning the league, but it’s hard because there’s still a lot of hard work to be done yet.

“But hopefully a 28-point lead will be enough for us and while it’s easy to say we want to defend that, we actually want to go to Glasgow and win on the night as well.

“We can’t even think about racing against Ipswich in the Final until we’ve made sure we’ve got the job done against Glasgow. “So hopefully we can just get the points in the bag as early as we can and then we can look further ahead.”

The final score read Stocksbridge 21 Leeds Medics & Dentists 15, but in reality, the home team were considerably better than their counterparts and were worthy winners. Speaking after the game, Head Coach Gam Kassim commented said: “I’d much prefer to focus on what we did right rather than how we feel the referee performed. I thought we were really clinical in the first half and looked to have learned from last week, when we threw the game away. It was also great to see the enthusiasm in defence and although our forwards are our primary go-forward mechanic, I thought our backs were sensational today, in both defence and attack.” Stocksbridge are at home once more this Saturday, as they looked to make it back-to-back wins when they face newly promoted Skipton at Coal Pit Lane. Kick off is at 3pm and as ever, your support is greatly appreciated.

Hill climb season starts for Birdwell Wheelers AS the time trialling season draws to a close and the hill climb season starts, there were some notable performances from Birdwell Wheelers last weekend. On Saturday a three-man team of Dan Taylor, Trevor Mayne and Paul Mason rode in the Rutland CC 10 Mile Open Time Trial at Hatfield Woodhouse. Taylor tied for first place in 21.13 with Mayne 15th in 22.11 and Mason 17th in 22.16. Their combined time for the event was good enough for 1st in the team competition as well.

Sunday saw the secnd running of the double header Hill Climb organised by Stocksbridge CC. In the morning event at New Mill Bank, Ewden, Trevor Mayne was 23rd in 3.22.6 and Chris Jenkins in his first open event was 32nd in 4.02.2. Jenkins then went on to the afternoon climb up the daunting Pea Royd hill at Stocksbridge and finished in 4.12.2. This Sunday’s club run is to iconic Hill Climb at Monsal Head in Derbyshire. More details on this and all the above can be found on the club website. http://www.birdwellwheelers.org

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This was the second year of the new look race and route. The race takes you out from the city centre up to Endcliffe Park and then back. Not the easiest of routes but it’s popular with first timers. Local residents Marianne Wilkinson (60:32), Chloe Hobson (62:44) and Barbara Caswell (1:25:29) all did amazing, espcially as for some it was their first time.

The club hosted the Penistone Hill Race. It was won by local runner Andy Swift, closely followed by PFR runner Scott Hinchcliffe, both inside the old course record. PFR won the men’s team prize with Hinchcliffe, Damian Kilpin and Lee Storey. The club also won the ladies’ team prize with Lesley Parker, Julia Cobham and Jill Carlton.

Over at Rother Valley was the Global Energy Race, a one-of-a-kind running event catering to competitive runners, families and those new to running. Taking place on 24th September across 38 cities in 21 countries, the UK edition is being held in the beautiful Rother Valley Country Park.

Gareth Cooke raced the Hull Marathon, finishing in 2:49.44 in an excellent eighth place.

Alison Hulley competed in this knocking a massive chuck off her personal best she set earlier in the year at Chatsworth.

Keith Gordon ran the hilly Macclesfield Half Marathon, finishing third V65 in 1:51.13.

WEEK one of the regular hockey season saw most of Chapeltown’s teams playing, shaking out the rust of the off season and integrating many new players into the team squads. The men’s first team drew 3-3 away at Harrogate but the ladies’ firsts lost 4-1 at home to Halifax.

Saturday saw the Nine Edges Endurance. It is a traverse from Fairholmes, over nine gritstone edges (Derwent, Stanage, Burbage North, Burbage South, Froggatt, Curbar, Baslow, Gardom’s and Birchen Edge) to The Robin Hood pub near Baslow. Deepcar resident and Dark Peak V50 runner Stephen Kenworthy competed the race as part of his preperations for his next ultra race which is the Dark Peak 30 on October 14.

At Whernside, the final English and British fell championship race took place over four miles with 1,558 of ascent. Damian Kilpin finished 66th, Ian Charlesworth 157th, Steve Storey 172nd, Brent Lindsay 225th.

The men’s seconds won 6-0 at home to Doncaster fifths and the ladies seconds lost 5-2 away at Barnsley firsts.

Majka Kunicka completed the Nine Edges Fell race, finishing second female.

The men’s third team lost 5-0 at home to Sheffield.

THIS weekend so a host of local running races, with the biggest being the Sheffield

Finally, the men’s fourth team lost 3-2 at home to Sheffield.

10k, now organised by the Run for All team.

This was the first time Andy has completed the marathon distance. Sarah and Jill thus completed 100k of stunning Yorkshire Dales scenery over the three-race series.

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Andy Walch, Sarah Walch and Jill Carlton of Penistone Footpath Runners completed the final 42k trail race of the Dales Trail Series in 5:50.00.

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Golf Club news SATURDAY September 16 saw the start of a two-day competition for the Kilbride Cup at Stocksbridge Golf Club. There were a total of 72 Gents playing two 18 hole rounds, concluding on Sunday. 11 players were either on or below par through both days but only two players achieved par or below in both rounds. In fourth place came Gary Siddons with a nett score of 133 (one under par). Third was Mick Hulbert also on nett 133 but with a great four under par second round. In Second place was Ash Howe who achieved a very creditable nett par over the two days. With a terrific nett score of two under par round one, followed by an even better three under par on Sunday, the overall winner of the Kilbride Cup was Matthew Sedgwick. Also on Sunday, was the Autumn Mixed foursomes. A good field of 13 couples took part on a windy and showery afternoon with only a few pairs missing the rain. In third place with a nett score of 70.5 were Mother and Son pair Alison and Matthew Sedgwick. Matt must have had an exhausting weekend with three rounds in two days. In second place were Ladies Captain, Kath Busfield and her brother-in- law Sandy Murphy with a nett 69.5. The worthy winners were Denis and Iris Haley with a great nett score of 68.5. Well done to Dennis and Iris and thanks to all who took part, especially those competing for the first time. The Dragons played on Wednesday for the Wharncliffe Dragon trophy. This is a competition where each player is pitting his skill against the course par score of 65. Only two players came in one up ( nett 64). In third place was Dave Jones finishing a creditable one down. In second place was Club Vice Captain Frank Milnes one up, but the winner also on one up against the course was Frank Hines. There were no competitions on Thursday due to the weather conditions. But both Ladies and gents Thursday comps should continue through the winter (weather permitting of course). The weather conditions over the last few weeks have been far from perfect, but thanks to our Greenstaff we have not missed many competitions. Thanks to all members who turn up and support our many and varied competitions.