Resin Bound

Decorative Surface Dressing Systems

We are a family run business with over 25 years’ experience that always provide a personal and bespoke service to breathe new life into tired paths, driveways and hard areas.

Our products have been used on Drives, Paths, Patios, Roads and Parking areas in both the private and public sectors.

Resin bound surfacing is an exciting alternative for your driveways, decorative patio area and pathways.

With a smoother profile texture appearance than a resin bonded surface, this coating is also available in many different sizes and colours to suit your decorative requirements. The aggregate material is mixed with a suitable compound and laid on the prepared surface min 15mm in depth to provide a smooth and aesthetically pleasing bound surface. Simply rejuvenate your drive or patio areas or even create new ones.

Resin bound systems are also permeable – they allow surface water to drain through complying with Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SUDS)

Resin Bound Dressing

An exciting alternative for your driveways, decorative patio area and tree pits.

Flat Roofing, Rendering, Damp Proofing, Fencing and Artificial Grass now available. Book to view our new display area.

For over 50 years Ronacrete has been at the leading edge of product development and performance. They provide a specialist range of products for installation by expert contractors such as ourselves.

To ensure that all our customers get the best possible service and highest quality product all of Ronacrete materials are manufactured to a quality management system and are certified to BS EN ISO

9001:2008

A dance event to remember

Seven of the world’s finest Latin musicians are being flown in from Barcelona at the end of April for what’s billed as “the most ambitious Salsa In The Square in the event’s ten-year history” .

Leopold Square-based Cubana have been in negotiation with El Negrito Xulas, one of the most sought after bands of their style in the Europe, for months. The seven native Cubans are renowned for their weekly residency at top Barcelona nightclub BarSamba but later next month they’ve been persuaded to entertain the crowds in Sheffield.

The first Salsa In The Square of 2023 is set to take place outdoors in Sheffield city centre’s Leopold Square on Bank Holiday Sunday 30 April. The free outdoor salsa spectacular is being organised by Cubana and co-promoter RC Dance in association with Havana Club. The event also offers Latin dance displays, DJs and more.

Latin tunes will be supplied by ever popular DJs Anna De Orte from Barcelona and Roly Caballero (Havana, Cuba).

Adrian Bagnoli, co-owner of Cubana, said: “Being able to fly El Negrito Xulas over from Spain will give Sheffield audiences one of the very best Cuban live bands they will ever witness. We’re really looking forward for the most exciting Salsa In he Square.”

Cubana Tapas Bar is situated at Unit 4 Leopold Square, Sheffield S1 2JG. Bookings can be made on

More info from www.cubanatapasbar.co.uk

Two teams in one city

Join Sheffield City at Ponds Forge International Sports Centre on Friday

30 June for what promises to be a fantastic night of football chat.

Ex-Sheffield Wednesday manager ‘Big’ Ron Atkinson and ex-Sheffield United manager Dave ‘Harry’ Bassett will be in attendance for a sportsman’s dinner event known as, ‘Two Teams in One City’.

Hear from two legendary figures in the game in what promises to be a great night.

Prices are £30 per ticket, of which there is food included, or £250 per table for a group of 12. Call 07788 695368 for more information.

School design challenge

Wentworth Woodhouse has launched a schools design challenge to celebrate the 300th anniversary of John Carr, the north’s greatest 18th century architect.

Grade I listed Wentworth Woodhouse in Rotherham owes much of its grandeur to Carr. To celebrate his achievements and encourage future talent, it has teamed with nationwide conservation architects Donald Insall Associates and nine other John Carr sites across the north to launch the John Carr 300 Challenge.

Donald Insalls’ architects have recreated drawings of each beautiful building - from the oldest surviving stone racecourse grandstand in the world to the iconic Crescent in Buxtonand deliberately left out one important element.

The owners of these landmark buildings are each encouraging schools in their area to study Carr’s life - and task their students with completely redesigning the missing feature.

Carr carried out numerous projects at Wentworth Woodhouse. He redesigned parts of the 606-feet long East Front, created its grand staircase, the estate’s Keppel’s Column, Needle’s Eye and Rockingham Mausoleum and the huge Stable Block.

Schools will be tasked with redesigning Stable Block’s imposing central archway and clock tower.

Each site will work with Donald Insalls’ architects to choose winners from educational Key Stages 1, 2 and 3 at the end of June. The best designs will go on show at each site during the national Heritage Open Days festival in September.

Welcome to my office Views from the roofs of S6

Simon Slater of Slaters Aerial Services has a different ‘office view’ to most of us –a rooftop vista of Sheffield. But can you guess where exactly he was when he took this photograph?

Follow @SlatersAerials on Twitter – the answer will be revealed at the end of each month. Last time, did you spot that Simon was on Glossop Road looking towards West Street.

hen Linda Bloomfield moved to Sheffield four years ago, she had ambitions of working in a community arts centre, something she had spent much of her career doing previously. Only there was no such arts centre here so, in February 2021, she decided to start her own. That’s how RivelinCo was born.

RivelinCo is a neighbourhood arts centre ‘without walls’. This means that their creative programme take place in parks, supermarkets, community centres, high streets, car parks, empty shops, libraries, schools and care homestemporarily transforming them into theatres, cinemas, galleries, workshops, classrooms and forums.