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Celebration of Science March ‘24
Science Week - Y5 trip to Royal Institute
Sports Day at EIS
The Y6 production of Madagascar
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Juniors test drive the LEGO Spike equipment
Maker school workshop
Trampolining
Law workshop
The Y6 production of Madagascar
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Inspiring the next GENERATION
ritish astronaut Tim Peake is counting down to lift off with his all-new tour Astronauts: The Quest City Hall on 18 September.
Tim made history in 2015 when he the International Space Station (ISS), where space.
In this new tour, Tim will tell the stories of astronauts through history, as he brings those pioneering explorers – celebrating the
“The new tour will be fast-paced, fun and entertaining,” Tim promises. “It will be a behind the scenes look at human highs and lows, right from the early days of the 1950s, through to the current Artemis program to return to the Moon, and beyond
the story of one of them so far. I’m now looking forward to sharing many of the other amazing stories.
yet it still continues to amaze me just how much space inspires and fascinates people of all ages.”
stories from the past, Tim’s next focus will be on his own future exploration. The UK Space Agency was approached last year by Axiom Space – a US-based company space station as a replacement for the ISS – to support their ambitions for an all-UK mission.
Axiom’s short-duration mission will be demonstrations and educational outreach, pitch research projects for the mission.
got in touch, but it’s a hugely exciting project – especially as the aim is an allUK mission,” he said. “Would I like to go back to the ISS if there was a chance with Axiom? Absolutely – I don’t know of any astronaut who wouldn’t want another mission to space. It’s just an incredible experience.
“I am also delighted that we are looking wings. There are huge opportunities in the rapidly growing space sector, and it’s important that the UK is properly represented. It’s an amazing opportunity
missions going forwards.”
The Axiom Space mission will be the meaning no cost to the UK taxpayer, and it’s hoped it will open doors to further commercial partnerships and whet the appetite for space sponsorship in the future.
different ways, from climate monitoring,
disaster response,” Tim explains. “Most companies are reliant on some form of space-based technology today and there is territory, but we hope to make it work.”
Tim’s excitement and passion around all things space as well as STEM education (science, technology, engineering and maths) shows no sign of waning, especially
agencies such as NASA and ESA.
“The prospect of an all-UK mission is a hugely exciting opportunity for science and technology companies, and for education and outreach,” he adds. “The impact of my ESA mission in 2015 was reaching and engaging with two million school children,
“This would showcase some of the cutting-edge science that the UK is technology, biological engineering, of collaboration and cooperation with
For more information and to purchase tickets go to www.fane.co.uk/tim-peake
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W We e have a packed issue for you this month, starting with a huge preview of the Chatsworth Country Fair. This popular event returns to the estate between 30 August and 1 September and promises fun for the whole family.
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Closer to home we switch to the focus to the Ecclesall Road area as well as Dore, Totley and Abbeydale.
W We e spoke to astronaut Tim Peake ahead of his upcoming tour as well as dancers AJ and Curtis, who will be W bringing a little bit of the WeestEndto the city this month.
W We e also take a city break in Liverpool and have your usual mix of fashion, beauty, homes, motoring and our Gnome returns with more of your event pictures.
See you next month where we will have an exclusive interview with the Lord Mayor.
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Most people looking to move out from their family home will be told that buying is the better option to renting. But is this always the case?
We often hear that it’s cheaper and better to buy than rent, but is that always the case? The short answer to this is “no” as it really depends on your
The best place to start is to assess your then check what it costs to rent vs buy a being a lot cheaper to rent, in the short be looking to stay in the property for a costs and the fact that property prices aren’t whether it’s better to buy or rent for you in
STEP 1: What savings do you have?
Buying: If you are going to buy a property cent deposit and a few thousand pounds for property you are looking to buy or rent is going to cost £200,000, it’s likely you will
Renting: perspective, renting costs a lot less as there are no agent fees to pay and deposits are previous deposit should be released so you can use it on the next property
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STEP 2: Speak to a mortgage broker
Even if you are thinking of buying a few
understand what you can afford now based on your savings and salary and they can
lots of help and guidance if you do decide
STEP 3: Find some properties you can afford to buy and rent
Once you have understood what you can afford to buy, both now or in future, you
buy, but you will also have to pay service
charges, such as your share of the cost you have to pay as and when freeholder
In contrast, when renting, the costs service charge increases are paid for by the within your rent, but if your boiler breaks,
These costs could add several thousands of pounds to the buying and annual
Typically when you buy and own a property you will need:
property’s value legal and survey on where you’re renting) and you will get this back if the property is handed back in and any service charges and ground rent that
council tax and utility bills as they tend to
to afford to buy a property, but not the type of property you want or the area you
STEP 4: Compare the different costs to buy or rent
process about checking the upfront costs you’ll need to get the property, when
STEP 5: Compare the different costs to sell or move out of your rental
it will cost you if you have to sell the if you have to pay anything out of your
When selling though, you are likely to pay
contract initially and then only have to on the up and is predicted to continue to do so, you are planning to stay where you likely that buying will be the better option are uncertain, you haven’t yet saved could well be the best option in the short
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Festival
Rock ’n’ Roll Circus
30 August-1 September / Don Valley Bowl
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After last year’s success, the Rock ’n’ Roll Circus returns to Don Valley Bowl this summer with more headline music, food, drink and circus entertainment.
Headlining on the Friday will be Richard Hawley, supported by The Divine Comedy and The Coral. Becky Hill will be bringing the energy on Saturday with support from Cian Ducrot and Joel Corry, and local lads Milburn will be bringing the weekend to a close. They will be supported by Jake Bugg and The Selecter.
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Theatre
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The story of WASPI’s - Women Against State Pension Inequality.
1950s-born women always thought they would retire with a state pension on their 60th birthday like generations of women before them - how wrong they were!
Exhibition Music
Tess Jaray: Paintings and Drawings Across 60 Years
Until 13 October Millennium Gallery
British painters of the last century. This summer, a new exhibition at 21 paintings and works on paper to celebrate her remarkable 60-year career.
For more than six decades, Tess Jaray has dedicated her artistic practice to the exploration of form and space her interests in Italian Renaissance and Islamic architecture, and her exploration with pattern, repetition and colour, Jaray’s work dismantles once recognisable forms, reconstructing and articulating them as pure, abstract shapes.
Jaray says of her practice: “I see pattern as seeing the expression of what is in the world, and what is in oneself. There is pattern in everything, in a sense, and of course the repetition of anything creates pattern. Some see it as being formalistic, I don’t. Our lives are patterned; our lives are framed.”
Tess Jaray: Paintings and Drawings Across 60 Years presents work from the past 60 years, accompanied by a selection of her inspirations and
insight into her creative process.
Visitors to the exhibition can see more of her work in the current collection displays over the road at the
PICTURED: Tess Jaray, Star – Morning & Evening (2021).
Courtesy Tess Jaray Studio
not once, but twice and these women bore the brunt. But you can’t keep a group of strong, determined women down for long… Join members of North Derbyshire WASPI on a roller-coaster of a ride in their quest for pension justice.
Pretty Woman
The Musical
23-28 September / Lyceum
Be swept up in in this dazzlingly theatrical take on a love story for the ages direct from London’s West End with Amber Davies and Ore Oduba. With a blazing rock score and a powerhouse creative team you are assured a pretty magical time at Pretty Woman: The Musical.
Young Frankenstein
16-19 October
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Frederick, grandson of the infamous Victor Frankenstein, inherits his family’s estate in Transylvania. Alongside hunchback henchman Igor and glamorous assistant Inga, he tries to resist the mistakes of his ancestors. Eventually he succumbs and his experiment yields madcap success but with monstrous consequences.
Whether you’re familiar with the original
show, you’ll love this monstrously funny musical comedy by the creators of The Producers.
The Bootleg Beatles
3 September
The world’s most legendary tribute to one of the world’s greatest bands, The Bootleg Beatles arrive at The Leadmill for an exclusive all-standing showcase
on all their previous visits, this will be a revelation for veteran Beatles lovers and new Beatlemaniacs alike.
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a new one man show: two sets and no support.
“The solo show is working well, it’s quite different from anything I’ve done the last few years so it feels oddly fresh (at 62, almost 63 years old),” he said. “I’m happy to report that there will be more shows, throughout 2024, and in early 2025 there will be a few more band shows in UK and Ireland.”
Comedy
10 September
Ben says ’Since my last live tour a whole new existential threat has emerged to threaten humanity! going to destroy us all! Well I reckon Intelligence it’s good old fashioned Authentic Stupidity! Forget AI! It’s AS we need to be worrying about!’
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The nominations for the 2024 Westside Restaurant &
fter three successful consecutive years, the Westside & Southside Bar & Restaurant Awards has settled comfortably into its new location at the OEC – Owlerton Events & Conferencing.
This year’s event, which takes place on Monday 28 October, will be the fourth time we have held the event here and if the previous years are anything to go by, 2024’s ceremony is going to be another fantastic affair.
Rewinding back to last year, over 200 people packed out the Hillsborough venue, which opened in late 2019 and hosts a range of impressive multi-purpose suites with catering for up to 500 guests, a perfect setting for weddings, dinners, balls, conferences, live events and more. It
well organised, the service was faultless throughout the evening ensuring that the awards ran smoothly and without a hitch. When it came to the 2023 Westside & Southside Restaurant & Bar Awards, competition was keen of course, and we were delighted at how many local
restaurants, bars and cafes entered into the festivities. It was fantastic to see all of the nominees together in one room, celebrating the superb quality of independent eateries found in our region and beyond.
One of our most popular awards on the night is the Readers’ Choice Award, voted of entries and after a close call between The Maynard, The George and The Wortley scooped the prize for the second year in over 700 votes.
Each of our 22 winners received an engraved plaque, which were presented on the night by publishing managers Mandy Ogle and Sally-Anne Sharp and publishing director Amanda Roy.
Here’s a reminder to all restaurant, hotel, café and pub owners: to make sure your establishment is under consideration for the 2024 Westside Restaurant & Bar Awards, contact publishing manager Sam Warsop at sam.warsop@rmcmedia.co.uk
Young Chef of the Year
Do you have a bright spark working in your kitchen who is shaping up to be an outstanding chef of the future? If you do, now’s the time to shout about it, because Westside is staging another Young Chef of the Year 2024.
Once again, the contest will be held at the MSK Academy Kitchen
will be overseen by Len Unwin, Curriculum Team Leader of Catering and Hospitality, who will be assembling a panel of expert judges.
The competition is open to all North Derbyshire region and all chefs must be under the age of 23 on 1 August 2024.
Last year’s competing chefs were Charlie Downham, Oska Ready of DN1 Delicatessen & Dining, Max Heath of the Wortley Arms and Ashish Anand of The George, Hathersage.
Charlie triumphed on that occasion and joins an illustrious list of previous that also includes Chris Parker, who won the competition twice, as well as Lewis Platts, Dave Cockerill and Darren Utley.
Contact editor Richard Abbey by email richard.abbey@rmcmedia. co.uk to put yourself or your chef in the running.
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Richard Abbey dines in style at Napoleons Casino.
s someone who rarely frequents a casino, a visit to Napoleons always feels like a bit of a treat. Stepping through the neon-lit doors is like stepping into another world, one that is dominated by the spin of the roulette wheel, the placing of cards and the jingle from the digital slot machines. It’s all quite exciting.
But Napoleons offers much more than its gaming rooms and has a restaurant that offers probably one of the best value dining packages in the city. The ‘Dine in Style’ menu offers diners a three-course meal, drink and £5 bet for just £30 Sunday to Thursday and £37 Friday and Saturday. The menu changes seasonally with some dishes requiring supplements, which are clearly indicated.
The restaurant is a dark and seductive space that offers a perfect view of all the casino action.
We started with a beautifully-presented whipped chicken and duck liver parfait which was silky-smooth and paired with brioche toast, chorizo crumb, caramelised oranges and a chorizo emulsion. The meaty,
fruit to make a very good dish.
I was seriously impressed with my harissa spiced butternut squash and red pepper tartlet which came with a hazelnut yoghurt and carrot purée. Everything was well cooked and I particularly liked the pickled carrots and cucumber which cut
Steaks are a big deal at Napoleons and are aged for 21 days, chargrilled and enhanced with signature seasoning. My 8oz sirloin was cooked perfectly medium-rare, incredibly tender, well-seasoned with little
with triple-cooked chips, onion rings,
seriously good plate of food.
which sat atop a Thai-scented mussel and coconut broth, jasmine rice and salt and chilli tempura tenderstem broccoli. There was a hint of spice and sweetness which married
The accompanying dish of vegetables was
Desserts continued the high standards and we enjoyed our burnt Basque vanilla cheesecake and lemon curd and ginger pudding, the latter of which was served with
got a quick lesson in how to use the digital slot machines. I’d like to say we came up trumps but didn’t win a penny, perhaps proof that the house always wins and that the only sure thing at Napoleons is the winner.
Events and offers are a constant at Napoleons and it’s worth checking their website for the latest. Coming up this month is a ‘Wine and Dine’ night (19 September) where guests can enjoy four courses with matching drinks, plus a £5 bet. Christmas bookings are also being taken with package prices starting from as little as £28 per person.
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whose nascent skills promise a bright future.
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AA distinction of being the only 2 A Rosette sets DN1 apart, symbolising both prestige and a continual striving for culinary perfection.
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V Viisit DN1 and discover why this remarkable restaurant is revolutionising Doncaster’s dining landscape – it’s time to book your table for an unforgettable culinary journey.
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A weekend to REMEMBER
From hot air balloons and stunt teams to celebrity chefs and children’s entertainment, this year’s Chatsworth Country Fair has something for the whole family.
The Chatsworth Country Fair is one of England’s most spectacular outdoor events and returns to the Derbyshire estate from Friday 30 August to Sunday 1 September.
This year’s event will see three actionpacked days of entertainment return to the 1,000-acre parkland surrounding Chatsworth House, with tens of thousands of visitors set to enjoy a weekend of family entertainment, inspirational cookery masterclasses, locally-produced food, shopping and the opportunity to try many different rural pursuits under expert guidance.
Attending this year as Country Fair Presidents ate TV personalities Kelvin and Liz Fletcher of popular show, Fletcher’s Family Farm. As farmers themselves, they are the perfect advocates for the enjoyment of country living.
Joining them will be renowned chefs Ainsley Harriott MBE, James Martin and Nadiya Hussain MBE who will be hosting live cookery demonstrations alongside acclaimed chefs from across
Derbyshire and the Peak District who will be showcasing dishes that champion locally sourced seasonal produce. Visitors will be able to sample some of the highest quality food and drink from local producers as they explore the Fine Food Village.
Ainsley, James and Nadiya will all be holding book signings, in addition to guests Alan Titchmarsh, Kelvin and Liz Fletcher, and Arthur Parkinson, author of Chicken Boy and Planting a Paradise.
The 2024 Country Fair will welcome the world-famous Ukrainian Cossack Stunt Team to headline the Grand Ring lineup, thrilling visitors with their daredevil horseback stunts. Mass hot air balloon ascents, aeroplane aerobatics, motorcycle stunt displays, mounted games, commercial and vintage vehicle parades, military bands and the Parachute Display Team are also among the wide variety of entertainment for audiences to enjoy throughout the weekend.
Highlights for families include the vintage funfair, a climbing wall, bungee trampoline and pony rides, as well as the
pigeon shooting, have-a-go dog agility and a Family Fun Dog Show.
When it’s time to take a break from the action, the Fine Food Village offers opportunities to sample and buy artisan produce, and the shopping village provides over 250 different stalls, with the chance to browse homeware, clothing, accessories and gifts from talented local makers as well as Peak District based businesses, and Chatsworth’s Farm Shop and gift shops.
Event organiser, Sarah Green, commented: “We love seeing friends and families come together each year to enjoy the Country Fair. We’re delighted to be welcoming Kelvin and Liz Fletcher as Presidents, alongside the Ukrainian Cossacks and renowned chef Ainsley appearance at the fair.”
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Grand Ring Entertainment
Appearing alongside the Ukrainian Cossack Stunt Team in the grand ring will be the Imps Motorcycle display team, who showcase spectacular discipline and skill with stunts including the human
The Parachute Display team – all serving or former members of the army – will expertly land in the arena with smoke trailing
the Mounted Games, an exciting display of agility and riding skills from talented young riders, each representing their county.
Over the weekend there will also be the Marshkeeper Gundog display, a fun, educational and thrilling display of cocker and springer spaniels, as well as top tips for dog training, and Allcomers’ Dog Racing. The latter provide madcap capers with Rob Richardson and his Ginger Ninjas, all in pursuit of ‘Woger the Wabbit’.
In addition there are falconry demonstrations, British scurry and trials driving and a children’s march past.
Kelvin and Liz Fletcher
Parachute display team
Have-a-go archery
Image courtesy Helena Dolby
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Children’s Entertainment
There are a wide range of experiences available to children of all ages with pony rides and exotic animals for animal lovers, the climbing wall or zip-wire for the adventurous, as well as magic shows and the vintage fairground for some oldfashioned fun.
Children can also experience the Banana Brain Fun Shows, Mini Land Rovers, bouncy castle, bumper boats, bumper cars and low ropes.
Have-a-go Activities
DOG AGILITY – try navigating the agility course with your four-legged friend. Knowledgeable stewards will be on hand to help you out. Just turn up with your dog - all breeds and abilities are welcome. Your dog should be over 12 months old so we know all their joints work well. 9.30am to 5pm. £3 per round.
SHOOTING – enthusiasts and beginners are catered for at the Chatsworth Country Fair. You can take part in one of the competitions, watch a demonstration or just have a go for fun. Shooting is suitable for both adults and juniors, and is led by expert teams. Visitors can choose from
crossbows, laser clay pigeon shoot, muzzle loaders and target golf.
FISHING
interested beginner, join the experts to learn
and ‘Catch it and Cook it’.
Shopping Village
Take time out to browse hundreds of unique and eclectic trade stands. Take some time out of your busy day of fun at the fair and explore our shopping village. With over 250 trade stands, we have something for everyone, from rural crafts and countrywear to lawn ornaments and furniture.
Tickets
Tickets are priced at £32.50 per adult, and children aged 15 years and under are admitted for free. Tickets include access to Chatsworth House and Garden on the day of your visit, subject to availability.
Membership
As a Chatsworth Country Fair Member, you enjoy exclusive use of the Member’s enclosure. The Member’s enclosure includes ringside seating on your own private lawn at the heart of the action plus access to the Members’ bar and deli area and executive facilities of the highest standard. A members enclosure breakfast will also be available.
Memberships are available online only. Children 3 and under are free.
Caravans and motorhomes
Enjoy a long weekend of country fair action - bring your caravan (or motorhome) and spend up to four nights. The site is located just inside the Golden Gates, is open for four nights from Thursday evening (29 August) to Monday morning (2 September) and is available for caravans, motorhomes and campervans.
Ainsley Harriott
The IMPS motorcycle display team
Ukrainian Stunt Team
Vintage fun fair
Have-a-go dog agility
A guide to DERBYSHIRE
Summer is the perfect time to explore this most beautiful of counties. Here are some towns and villages that need to be on your must-see list.
Ashbourne
Ashbourne is known as ‘The Gateway to Dovedale’. While there’s no doubt that it’s the perfect base if you want to explore the spectacular limestone landscapes of the southern White Peak, it also pays to take a leisurely walking tour around town to immerse yourself in its fascinating history and architecture.
Ashbourne is a visual feast for the discerning visitor. Don’t miss the splendid facade of the Grade I listed Old Grammar School; the ‘longest inn sign in the world’ outside The Greenman pub and restaurant; or the beautiful St Oswald’s Parish Church with its
Bakewell
Ashbourne also has some fascinating foodie links. The original recipe for Ashbourne Gingerbread was acquired from Gingerbread can be purchased locally.
Edale
famous long distance walking path, the Pennine Way.
The village itself grew from the herdsmens’ shelters or ‘booths’ at what are now the hamlets of Upper Booth, Barber Booth, Ollerbrook Booth and Nether Booth. The central ‘booth’ was Grindsbrook Booth, now usually called Edale Village.
The village has two popular pubs, a café and local shop. The village has a railway station on one of England’s most spectacular two camping sites in Edale as well as others in outlying ‘booths’.
Castleton
Close to mysterious Mam Tor, locally known as the ‘Shivering villages in the Peak District.
Whether you approach through the dramatic limestone gorge of Winnats Pass or from the Hope Valley, you’ll appreciate the fabulous views created by its location on the cusp of the Peak District’s breathtaking limestone and gritstone landscapes.
Whatever the weather, Castleton has something to offer visitors
climb the steep steps up to the atmospheric Norman ruins of knight of William the Conqueror.
precious stone Blue John, unique to the Peak District and Derbyshire, can be found and there are numerous show caverns to explore.
Fortify yourself in numerous cafés, tea rooms and pubs before routes of its kind in the country. Plus, there are lots of places to and more.
Idyllically situated on the banks of the river Wye, Bakewell is the biggest town in the Peak District National Park. With
quaint courtyards, it’s a magnet for painters, photographers and sightseers alike.
Legend has it that the town’s famous Bakewell Pudding was
Today her delectable ‘jam tart that went wrong’ can be sampled at various bakeries and cafés and posted virtually anywhere in the world.
Bargains galore are on offer every Monday at the bustling outdoor market, and for an extra buzz, head for the livestock
Farmers’ Markets or browse in specialist shops selling everything from high fashion and outdoor clothing to handmade chocolates and rare whiskies. Savour a light snack, lunch or dinner at a host of cafés, restaurants, pubs and tea rooms and take a brewery tour
Catch the colour of Bakewell Carnival Week and Well Dressing in July or Bakewell Show, one of the oldest agricultural events in the country, in August.
Tideswell
buildings and a remarkable church.
Tideswell is a thriving community offering much
century, it contains some notable monuments, brasses and woodcarvings.
Tideswell was once important for its’ markets and was also a centre for a variety of local industries including quarrying, lead mining, cotton and velvet mills. Today it continues to be a focal point for surrounding communities with a small industrial estate, craftwork, furniture and piano manufacture providing employment.
Set in wonderful walking country, Tideswell makes an excellent base and is a good place for a refreshment stop in one of the traditional village pubs or cafes.
Buxton
Historically known by the Romans as ‘Aquae Arnemetiae’, or the Spa of the Goddess of the Grove, Buxton is one of England’s fringe of the Peak District.
town in England, but is perhaps most famous for its ‘healing’ spa waters. Visitors have travelled to bathe in Buxton’s mineral waters for thousands of years but Buxton is also deservedly star hotel and spa with rooftop pool, beautiful rooms and spa treatments. Among Buxton’s other architectural gems are the striking Devonshire Dome, which has a larger span than St Paul’s Cathedral and was built by the Duke of Devonshire as stables to complement The Crescent. It then became a hospital and is now Derby University’s Buxton campus.
Another masterpiece is the exquisite Grade II listed Edwardian Opera House, built by renowned theatre architect Frank Matcham
and books’ which takes place each summer, and a host of other theatre, music and comedy shows throughout the year. Close by is the historic Old Hall Hotel, reputed to be one of the oldest
landscaped and restored Pavilion Gardens, with its formal
Shoppers can count on the best of independent retailers and High Street brands at The Springs Shopping Centre, Cavendish Arcade and The Old Court House, plus a choice selection of cafés, tea rooms and restaurants for lunch, afternoon tea and dinner.
Matlock & Matlock Bath
Once famed for its hydro and spa treatments, Matlock’s central location, scenic surroundings and public transport links make it a popular base for exploring the Peak District and Derbyshire.
Pioneering industrialist John Smedley developed the attractive legacy lives on in buildings such as Smedley’s Hydro (now the
knitwear manufacturers John Smedley at nearby Lea Bridge, who
Just a mile and a half to the south, Matlock Bath is a lively
society to be seen, including royalty. Lord Byron dubbed it ‘Little wooded hillsides. Matlock Bath has a long high street lined with quirky shops, cafés, amusement arcades and visitor attractions, as well as peaceful paths for shady strolls alongside the River Derwent.
Heights of Abraham,
exhibitions, adventure playgrounds and much more, plus regular special events throughout the season.
Wirksworth
With its imposing stone buildings and intricate network of narrow lanes, yards and alleys, Wirksworth is one of Derbyshire’s prettiest market towns.
Its fortunes were built on lead mining, quarrying and textiles Haarlem Mill, considered by some to be the mill in George Eliot’s novel The Mill on the Floss. Eliot is also thought to have
Bede, on Wirksworth, and even DH Lawrence lived and wrote here.
Visitors to Wirksworth are spoilt for choice for things to see and do. The Ecclesbourne Valley Railway operates services from
lovely and unspoilt valleys. The spectacular Wirksworth StarDisc and illuminates the constellations at night. The National Stone Centre and Mount Cook Adventure Centre lie on the edge of Wirksworth, and in the town itself St. Mary’s Church – one of the
stories of Wirksworth and its people, and regular guided walks around the town also leave from here. Like many of the Peak District and Derbyshire’s market towns, Wirksworth is perhaps best explored on foot.
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Hathersage
Hathersage is famous for local literary links and legends; it inspired author Charlotte Bronte when writing ‘Jane Eyre’, and nearby North Lees Hall was visited several times by the author and around the village are also sites associated with the legend of Robin Hood – his lieutenant, Little John is buried in the churchyard of St Michael’s.
The town also has one of the UK’s few outdoor swimming pools round and provides views of Stanage Edge, Hathersage Church and the surrounding hills.
It is also home of the David Mellor Design Museum, which includes a café and museum dedicated to the renowned cutlery
Eyam
Step back in time in the atmospheric setting of Eyam, known to visitors and residents alike as the ‘Plague Village’.
villagers, who sealed themselves off from the outside world in neighbouring communities.
Trace the fascinating tale of how the Plague was brought to the White Peak village in a bolt of infected cloth from London in
at Eyam Museum, open from March to November.
Hall, which was built just six years after the Plague subsided and
And there’s MORE...
Whilst you’re in the area, don’t forget to check out these local businesses.
The Ashford Arms
Sip, savour, slumber and celebrate at The Ashford Arms – the Peak District’s enchanting and cosy premium country pub and restaurant with nine boutique bedrooms.
New to the Longbow family, opening back in March, it has already put itself on the map
This country inn is oozing charm and character. Nestled in the beautiful village of Ashford in the Water, on the outskirts of Bakewell, The Ashford Arms is bustling, full of fun and a brilliant place for breakfast, cake and coffee or a super special dinner.
With a beautiful garden and stunning pergola it’s the perfect spot to enjoy some alfresco dining this summer.
Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers
Wheatcroft, have had their roots in Derbyshire, Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire for almost 200 years.
market trends.
Bamfords’ premises at Peak Village Shopping Centre in Rowsley has extended into a
height atrium, two large salerooms and a third jewellery and precious metal gallery.
Bamfords hold regular auctions at both the Derby and Rowsley auction houses
The Bulls Head Inn at Foolow
Nestled in the heart of the Peak District, The Bulls Head Inn stands in the picturesque, limestone hamlet of Foolow.
all about old school done exceptionally well. The pub’s passion is fresh, seasonal food using local ingredients in an informal and relaxed atmosphere, complemented with local ales and internationally awarded wines and spirits.
The pub has three deluxe king double rooms should you wish to stay over as well as a or visit www.thebullsheadfoolow.co.uk
The Clubhouse Bakewell by Peak Hospitality
Bakewell Golf Club. He grew up on the East Lodge estate – his parents owned and ran the hotel – and his background comes from a variety of kitchens, including the Monsal Head Hotel and Bull’s Head, Ashford, as well as working for Jamie Oliver in Leeds.
At Bakewell Golf Club, as well as catering to golfers, Tom serves up a fantastic Sunday menus based around various themes. Birkdale.
Crich Tramway Village
Crich Tramway Village, home to the National Tramway Museum, offers one of Derbyshire’s great family days out and a step back in time. Vintage trams run along a period street, climbing a mile and a half of track, providing breathtaking views of the surrounding Derbyshire countryside.
There is a programme of special events, with fun for all the family for the rest of the season. Steampunk Weekend Always Welcome, features a weekend of alternative history with entertainment. Electric 60 Tram Weekend Tramway Village when most of the operational trams will be running. Crime at Crich on or visit www.tramway.co.uk
The Eyre Arms
Having opened earlier this year, The Eyre Arms brings a sports bar to the heart of the countryside.
There are pictures of George Best on the wall along with signed cricket memorabilia and football shirts in the spacious main bar. Huge TV screens show the live action while you have a bite to eat and a tipple or two. Or if you’d prefer to get involved yourself, you can play darts on a board tucked away in the corner.
Ronnie’s Restaurant is now open and serves a range of pub classics.
The pub, at Calver crossroads, is owned by Ed White who grew up in a pub nearby and has a real passion for the industry. His plans to refurbish the large function room have come to fruition and this is now available for hire.
The George
modern dishes inspired by world travels, there’s something for every taste here. There’s one thing it does best: its food and drink. Honest, authentic pub classics with a modern twist that caters for everyone, representing the very best quality produce our county has to offer.
sourdough bases, you’re in for a treat. The menu is all homemade from local suppliers and breakfasts, lunches, afternoon teas and evening meals. Sunday roasts at The George are
Hassop Station Café
Nestled within the historic walls of a former railway building, Hassop Station café has transformed into a vibrant hub where customers can relish tasty treats, catch up with loved ones, or simply unwind with a book and a good coffee. Dishes are crafted from a selection of local produce on our seasonal menu.
produce sourced from local suppliers. They invite you to unwind in the large and bright cafe after an adventure, or enjoy the sun on our spacious terrace overlooking the Monsal Trail.
With easy access for all, they can accommodate larger bookings with a variety of indoor and outdoor seating options. The site features an accessible toilet and level access.
Losehill House Hotel
Venture along a leafy Derbyshire lane and almost by chance you’ll happen across somewhere rather special.
short break, countryside holiday or spa break, offering guests a relaxing experience with excellent food and quality service in a warm and friendly environment.
The facilities at Losehill are quite exceptional, from the swimming pool, sauna and surprisingly spacious with reception area, lounge, bar and Grafene Restaurant all offering light, airy, modern spaces to relax and enjoy your time at Losehill.
contemporary chair and sofa designer and manufacturer to our design by this local artisan company.
The Maynard
This historic country house has it all, including, bar, restaurant, hotel, wedding venue and an event and conference space.
Great hospitality, heritage and a warming sense of community — these are the things that are valued in the country home.
Nestled within the Peak District National Park, The Maynard combines everything guests have come to appreciate in contemporary sophistication and the simpler, traditional charms of the beautiful Derbyshire countryside, with breathtaking views from the stunning garden it’s the place to be this summer. Soak up the sun, delicious locally sourced food and fantastic atmosphere.
*Weather permitting
Natural Earth Products
Natural Earth Products lies in the heart of the Peak District, surrounded by stunning countryside, with views of Froggatt and Curbar Edges down to Chatsworth House. Why for nearly 20 years.
please visit the showroom to see the most up to date range.
The Old Original Bakewell Pudding Shop
The Old Original Bakewell Pudding Shop is located in the heart of the market town of Bakewell in Derbyshire’s Peak District National Park.
The Bakewell Puddings are still made by hand from a secret recipe. They are sent to many corners of the globe using the popular Post a Pudding service and visitors can also try them in the cosy, traditional restaurant in the town where they were invented, served hot with custard or cream.
The shop is packed with gifts, food and drink while the bakery counter serves fresh,
or visit www.bakewellpuddingshop.co.uk
The Peacock at Rowsley
The ideal base to explore the Peak District, The Peacock at Rowsley is a short drive from Bakewell and Matlock and a stone’s throw from Haddon Hall and Chatsworth. Guests who book directly to stay at The Peacock receive free entry to Haddon Hall, which is open daily until the end of September. The hotel is also ideal for walkers, cyclists and
One of only three restaurants in Derbyshire with three AA rosettes, The Peacock’s National Park. The atmospheric bar offers a wonderfully inviting place to meet for lunch, dinner or just for a drink; and it offers its own menu of freshly cooked local food. When the weather is nice, guests can enjoy dining al fresco on the terrace with wonderful views of the garden
The Prince of Wales
The Prince of Wales is a village pub and restaurant in the heart of Baslow, in the Peak local folk.
Recently being awarded its second rosette by the AA Hotel and Hospitality Services. The team serves a great selection of local artisan ales, beers, delicious wines, gins and Peak District has to offer.
During the summer months guests can enjoy the Terrace overlooking the rolling hills, all year round.
Call or visit www.princeofwalesbaslow.co.uk
The Scotsman’s Pack
The Scotsman’s Pack is located in the beautiful gritstone village of Hathersage in the Peak District National Park. The traditional listed pub won Silver Pub of the Year at this year’s Derbyshire Tourism Awards.
to a bubbling trout stream.
Just a short walk away is the grave of Robin Hood’s legendary fellow outlaw Little John room.
Call or visit www.scotsmanspackcountryinn.co.uk
Image courtesy Phil Sproson
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Antiques Valuation & Discovery Days
We hold regular valuation days across the region where our specialists will advise free of charge. Items may also be left to be included in a specialist auction.
DENBY Denby Pottery Visitor Centre
First Saturday of each month 10am - 12pm
SWADLINCOTE Sharpes Pottery
First Friday of each month 2pm - 4pm
WIRKSWORTH Heritage Centre
Second Tuesday of each month 2pm - 4pm
ILKESTON Armstrong Antiques Centre
First Tuesday of each month 1pm - 3pm
MANSFIELD Mansfield Museum
First Thursday of each month 1pm - 3pm
ASHBY DE LA ZOUCH Ashby Museum
First Monday of each month 1pm - 3pm
Our team of valuers are also available at both our Derby and Bakewell offices to assist in all areas.
*Dates are subject to change
Based in two very different Derbyshire locations our salerooms offer one thing in common, a great service and a fun antiques buying or selling experience.
- Auctions held every week throughout the year alternating between Spondon, Derby and Peak Village, Rowsley
- Regular specialist auctions
- Bid in person or leave absentee bids
- Bid live on the internet from the comfort of your home or office
- Prices from £20 to £100,000’s means interesting finds for every pocket
- Viewing on Tuesday prior to the auction and also the morning of the auction
Local Ales, Draught Lagers and a fantastic range of Hattersley Wines
Full food menu now being served Sports bar with four 75” TVs, Sky Sports, TNT Sports and dart board
Newley refurbished, dog friendly, car charging points, function room with private bar for up to 80 guests
Ronnies is now open at the Eyre Arms
Also available for function hire
All parties catered for large or small bookings
Please contact us for more information
Tram Weekend
Crime at Crich
Halloween Fun
Heart and SOUL
Vibrant Liverpool makes for a great getaway - and Richard Abbey may have found the perfect hotel from which to explore.
etting away for a few days is good for the body, mind and soul, whether you’re looking for something calm and tranquil or for something with a bit more life. Switching off from the stresses of work and home is essential to our wellbeing – but where to go?
Whilst a quiet country retreat might sound idyllic, and certainly has its place, you can’t beat the buzz of a big city and they don’t come much more vibrant than Liverpool.
Since being named the European Capital of Culture in 2008 the city has transformed and is the perfect location for a short break, whether you’re travelling with friends or family. There’s so much to see and do.
To explore the best the city has to offer you’ll need a good base and The Halyard, which opened in the Ropewalks area of the city in March, ticks all the right boxes for location, luxury and comfort and has a very good bar and restaurant too.
The Halyard is part of IHG Hotels &
hotel in the UK to open under this banner. This collection is part of IHG’s growing Luxury & Lifestyle and these characteristics were present all over the property.
The Halyard has 133 bedrooms of which there are three different types and its identity is anchored in Liverpool’s maritime heritage. The building stands on the footprint of a former 18th century rope-making warehouse and its name comes from a nautical term for a rope knot. The interiors are beautifully crafted with industrial elegance complemented by vibrant colours, a nod to the city’s
abundance all over the city.
Our rooms were spacious and had all the little luxuries that enhance your stay just that little bit more, including coffee machines, complimentary drinks fridges,
robes and slippers, and Temple Spa toiletries. We loved the layout with the sink and dressing area separate to the bathroom and dividing ‘wardrobe’ which separated the room creating a distinct bedroom area.
In addition to the 133 bedrooms The Halyard has two meeting rooms for business guests as well as a rooftop gym with Peloton bikes and views over the city.
Perhaps most impressive is the 200-seater bar, lounge and restaurant which are open to all and serves globally-inspired dishes with a local twist, a great selection of organic and natural wines, plus signature cocktails, some of which are made from locallydistilled gin.
Voyagers, as the restaurant is known, is headed up by head chef Jake Parry who serves up a dinner menu of small and large plates, plus all-day dining options and afternoon tea.
Halyard images courtesy Adam Firman
evening of our visit and were impressed by the range of dishes on offer. Rosemary focaccia (£5) was pillow soft whilst the recommended sticky glazed short rib (£21), made with local Black Lodge IPA, was exactly as described. Chargrilled octopus with avocado, kiwi and red pepper picada
chargrilled black tiger prawns (£12), served in the shells, were plump and moist and (£7) completed our main dishes.
a delicious traditional lemon tart recipe
cinnamon choux bun (£8.50), which was apple pieces and ginger nut ice cream and then topped with a miso caramel.
If you’re travelling with family there was also a decent children’s menu.
Away from the hotel, a short walk brings you to Liverpool ONE, which is home to 170 shops, bars, restaurants and leisure experiences, including the huge Gravity Max. This large two-storey complex is home to all manner of entertainment including e-karting, AR bowling, AR darts, batting cages, urban street golf,
The Halyard Liverpool
The Halyard is at 123 Duke Street, Liverpool, L1 4JR
Call 0800 458 3999 or visit www. ihg.com/vignettecollection/ hotels/gb/en/liverpool/lpldu/ hoteldetail
Parking is available at the nearby Q-Park with a 20 per cent discount available for guests.
Gravity Max
Gravity Max is located at the top of Liverpool ONE. Visit https:// gravity-global.com/max/liverpool
arena. There’s also a huge roof terrace, two bars and lots of food options. We tried the bowling and golf, which we really enjoyed, and my children loved the gaming arcade, even managing to win a Minion on one of the ‘grabbers’.
Not too far away is the famous Royal Albert Dock, Mersey Ferry Terminal and museums – the Museum of Liverpool, International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum – as well as the Tate Gallery and The Beatles Story. The Dock is well worth a visit and also a great spot to hop on one of the open top bus tours; a great and informative way to see some of the city’s best sights.
The Beatles, and music in general, feature heavily throughout the city and it’s worth exploring the Cavern Walks as well as the Ropewalks area close to The Halyard, which is the vibrant heart of the city’s cultural scene. Centred around Bold
restaurants and music venues as well as independent and vintage shops as well as galleries and art spaces.
I can’t say our break was relaxing but see and do in what we felt was a city with real heart and atmosphere. And The Halyard is right in the thick of it.
AR bowling at Gravity MAX
The Royal Albert Dock
Voyagers Restaurant
Luxury bathrooms
The rooftop gym
Rich and varied SUBURBS
F Rebecca Wales looks the enduring appeal of Dore, Totley and Abbeydale –and why they’re such popular places to live.
or many years, Dore and Totley have been regarded as two of the most sought-after areas in are based in the extreme south-west of until 1934 that Dore and Totley were remembered of the king besides his royal
Dore village
Townhead Road and Causeway Head
DORE/TOTLEY
Graves, who assembled wire bundles for a Similarly to Dore, Totley is home to a
stood on the Old Hay Brook were
Other amenities that make Dore and
is situated on the northwest bank of the a residential area, with most of the houses there are some that date from the late 19th
The suburb also features a variety of
renowned for its varieties of heather and
sensory garden that features a variety of
has long been regarded as one of the best
Blackamoor
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The Chancellor has announced her first budget set for the 30th of October.
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Explore ECCLESALL
Maeve Burrell marvels at Ecclesall Road, the ‘Golden Mile’ in Europe’s greenest city.
The area of Ecclesall has changed dramatically over the last 250 years – it’s shrunk in size but increased dramatically in terms of housing and population.
At the end of the 18th century, Ecclesall stretched all the way from just below Ringinglow right down to Cambridge Street in the city centre, then known as Coal Pit Lane.
There has never been an actual village of Ecclesall, more a collection of small hamlets, isolated farms and cottages with various small industrial works and mills along the Sheaf and Porter.
It was in the later 19th century that Ecclesall started to develop as a residential suburb. By this time the industrial revolution was in full swing and huge factories powered by coal and steam were being built in the Don Valley. With the prevailing south-westerly wind, the pollution from the factories was blown north-east so the more well-off workers, managers and company owners tended to
the areas being Ecclesall.
Moving into the 20th century and the horrors of war came to the area when a number of high-explosive bombs fell. Then, on 22 February 1944, Mi Amigo, an American Army Air Force B17 crashed in Endcliffe Park as it tried to make its way back to base after a bombing mission to Denmark. None of the crew survived and
behind the café.
As one of Europe’s greenest cities,
its main ones in the Ecclesall area –Millhouses Park, Endcliffe Park and the Botanical Gardens.
Millhouses, which covers almost 32 acres, was created in 1859 and over time has been home to a boating lake, open-air swimming pool, paddling pools, cricket pitch, bowling greens and tennis courts, many of which still remain today.
Endcliffe Park opened in 1887 to commemorate the Jubilee of Queen Victoria and features three monuments dedicated to the long-standing monarch.
Just off Ecclesall Road, the Botanical
The Queen Victoria monument in Endcliffe Park
Gardens opened in 1836 and initially required an entrance fee to visit. They are perhaps best known for the ‘Paxton Pavilions’, which were designed by Taylor.
In 1962 an aviary was opened in the central pavilion and housed over 300 foreign birds including budgerigars,
was joined by an aquarium in 1964 but both eventually closed in 1991 after an outbreak of disease amongst the birds.
Now Grade II* listed, the pavilions were refurbished and reopened in 2003.
The bear pit was also an original feature of the Botanical Gardens and still draws visitors today, although there is some doubt about its exact use. Bears are said to have been there until around 1870; today the only bear you’ll see is ‘Robert’, who is eight-feet tall and made of steel.
Ecclesall has had its fair share of royal visitors over the years. The Duchess of Kent formally opened the day unit of St Luke’s Hospice in 1975 and was later visited by the Prince and Princess of Wales (1984). Princess Anne also visited Whirlow Hall Farm in 1980.
With industrial decline in the city, the two universities expanded into the area and many students made the area the home. A
campus is on Collegiate Crescent but the area is easily accessible for both institutions.
Today, the main stretch of Ecclesall Road retains a real buzz with plenty of independent bars, restaurants and shops.
What is there?
New and exciting businesses seem to be popping up on ‘Eccy Road’ all the time, from chains to independent stores there is something for everyone. There are chilled cafes for lunch and just about every cultural cuisine you could want for dinner.
A vibrant street art scene is alive and well on the road, such as an impressive mural
a huge Phlegm mural just outside Dunkin’ Doughnuts - now that’s a contrast! There are trendy gyms for those who enjoy an alternative workout and irresistible independent shops and boutiques with a healthy amount of charity shops for the thrifting enthusiasts.
Things to do
Ecclesall Road is not only good for a night out or a wander, but there are plenty of activities for all ages to enjoy. Here are just
Ecclesall Road, close to Hunters Bar
a few of things that will keep you and all the family busy if you are ever in need of some fresh day out plans.
Endcliffe Park
Not only is this park perfect for lounging with a picnic on a summer’s day, but its popular playground and quaint café make relaxing with little ones an easy task. The park is also a starting point for a beautiful riverside walk where you can branch off to forge dam if it tickles your fancy.
A short journey into the idyllic woods at
Amigo memorial, dedicated to the crew and February 1944 to avoid hitting the children in the park after their aircraft began to falter from enemy damage. This is a great place to pay a short visit to honour a little piece
Endcliffe also hosts a range of events throughout the year with everything from theme parks and children’s activities to a weekly park run of which you can participate or just watch and cheer along.
back to the 19th century and have been providing a spectacular day out ever since. The glasshouse pavilions once housed an aviary, and aquarium and a 30ft lily pond, but now showcase botany from all over the world with helpful information posts all the way around.
The grade 2 listed structure of the ‘bear pit’ will surely excite any younger visitors since a 2.4m steel structure of a bear is standing there today, and happens to be
exhibition of 2021.
Furthermore, the gardens also regularly host events which make the most of the setting’s natural beauty, offering everything from theatre and dance to art, creative writing and artisan markets.
The principal burial ground during Victorian times. Today, it is Grade II-listed, thanks to the English Heritage National Register of Historic Parks and Gardens, and is also a local nature reserve. City dignitaries including George Bassett (founder of Liquorice Allsorts), Mark Frith (steel manufacturer and Master Cutler) and William Flockton (architect) are interred there.
Botanical Gardens
Everything on yourDOORSTEP
Whilst you’re in the area, don’t forget to check out these local businesses.
Ashoka
for a half century on Ecclesall Road. decades.
With a unique combination of railway, heritage and colonial décor, the experience is different in the best possible way. Dishes of note to try are the mustard pepper lamb chops and Taxi Driver Curry™, and for those who like food hot, the Reyt Spiceh Curreh™ is an absolute must.
see their website: www.ashoka1967.com
Brocco on the Park
Brocco is very much in the heart of it’s community, independently owned and run with a boat load of accolades, reviews and awards, local, regional and national for both the hotel and the restaurant.
Whether you want to pop in for a cup of freshly brewed coffee and a chat or a weekend away with a loved one, there is an experience for everyone.
Their mantra is eat well, sleep well, live well and everything at Brocco has been thought about: if it can be home-made, hand-picked or personalised, it has been. Nothing is too much trouble when it comes to making you feel at home.
Brocco Kitchen serves thoughtful, modern British seasonal food with a nod to Nordic nights along with Sunday roasts and full menu of take home services like Afternoon tea every Saturday.
The Dark Horse
What was a high street branch of Lloyds bank at 928 Ecclesall Road, is now The Dark Horse Bar, a local independent bar serving great beer, wine and cocktails.
The Dark Horse Bar prides itself on being a bar for everyone, so expect a fun and relaxed atmosphere, with space inside and out. Whether it’s a night out with friends, dropping by for a spot of lunch or attending one of our regular event nights, we hope to see you soon.
Food is provided by Slap and Pickle; think 40-day dry-aged Swaledale beef smash
sometimes weird, always wonderful.
Due to popular demand, they regularly run a number of events, including our regular Monday pub quiz night and Tuesday acoustic night.
The Dark Horse opens every day 11am until 11.30pm.
Ecclesall Lighting & Electrical Supplies Ltd
Embark on a journey through curated collections, inviting you to explore lighting solutions tailored to your unique tastes.
Whether you’re drawn to modern minimalism or timeless elegance, Ecclesall Lighting’s diverse range awaits your discovery. Illuminate your home with character and charm, personality.
Ecclesall Lighting stock and install indoor and outdoor lighting as well as offering an interior design service.
Illuminati, Laura Ashley, Magnalux, Mantra, Searchlight and Trio. Ecclesall Lighting also stock the latest styles of heaters.
The Famous Sheffield Shop
manufacturing with its wide range of locally crafted products. Including cutlery, kitchen is known worldwide for producing.
With a knowledgeable team on hand Monday to Saturday 9.30am to 5.30pm to help
Fellas
Fellas has been barbering in the city for over 30 years and have salons in Ecclesall and Crookes as well the new sister salon –Bunker – in Kelham.
At the Ecclesall Road salon Fellas offer an appointments service with a fantastic free
freedom to book day or night, at home or on the go.
All barbers are highly trained and have been involved in artistic team education and are very talented in every aspect of modern and traditional barbering.
There is a free car park at the rear of the salon and they also serve great (free) coffee!
Hunters
vibrant suburbs, Hunters Bar.
centre, Hunters manage properties ranging from one-bedroom investment apartments up to large, executive style detached residences – and everything in between.
Their database of active buyers is comprehensive and eclectic and is optimised to suit a huge range of properties.
To engage their servicves, call 0114 267 2080 or visit www.hunters.com
Kitchen Craft
creativity designing kitchens in traditional and contemporary styles.
Their stunning range of British and German-made kitchens along with state-of-the-art appliances from Neff and Siemens have turned dreams into reality in homes across the region.
with their clients has enabled this family-owned company to expand to four showrooms clients as proof, you are assured of unrivalled customer service, inspiration and attention to detail whichever showroom you visit.
Nonnas
Nonnas is proud to have been a cornerstone of the Ecclesall Road scene since 1996. astonishing heights, earning them multiple prestigious awards.
This September will see a few changes at the Ecclesall Road restaurant with a new spring menu launching mid-month alongside a new stuzzi bar and apericena menu. There’ll be some new wines from Tuscany also available. Nonnas’ popular pasta offer, priced just £13, is still available daily from 12.30-4.30pm, and you can also enjoyAperitivi Time 5-7pm Sunday to Friday where house wine (175ml red, white or rose) is ‘2 for 1’ and cocktails are
Don’t miss an exclusive Tuscan food and wine night, in collaboration with Colombier and tasting menu and is priced £150 per person.
Call 0114 268 6166 or visit nonnas.co.uk for table reservations.
On Broadway® Dance Fitness
® and dance like no one is watching. If you love all things musicals and jazz hands then
everything else, have a giggle and mix with like-minded women.
® sometimes use props such as top hats, boas and canes and we dance to songs from popular musicals. Two left feet are welcome and giggles are guaranteed.
The studio is at Banner Cross just off Ecclesall Road. There are also classes in
To book a trial class please visit or call Katy on 07803 906114.
Onfire Inc.
Everyone knows the instant impact that a stove can add to any room, from a small cottage to the latest architectural new build. That warming glow adds a real touch of cosiness and style that is most welcome.
Their aim is help people realise their dreams and have a unique design – they work with architects and builder to create that dream.
with forthcoming government legislation.
Steve Coleman has over 35 years’ experience in the renewable energy/heating industry. a truly professional installation.
Sheffield Clinic of Complementary Medicine
Medicine, is ideally situated on Ecclesall Road and has been successfully treating patients for over 25 years.
Rather than focusing on the symptoms of the pain, chiropractic adjustments address the root cause. It helps millions of people globally every day - back pain, neck and arm pain, leg pain, sports injuries, headaches or migraines, and shoulder pain, are all examples of conditions that can be treated.
There are several chiropractors on site each day as well as massage therapists who work in conjunction with the chiropratic team. Massage is seen as being an imperative part of chiropractic treatment, as the soft tissue needs to be loosened before an adjustment.
The clinic is open six days a week – including Saturday mornings. Call 0114 267 0010 or visit
Snuff Mill Garage
As owner of Snuff Mill Garage, Paul Miller has spent over 25 years building a successful
vehicle in top condition without breaking the bank...
Paul started Snuff Mill Garage, handily placed just off Ecclesall Road behind Berkeley Precinct, back in 1994. He says: “We pride ourselves on doing a good, honest job. Contact us whenever you have a problem and we’ll do our best to solve it.”
Work carried out at Snuff Mill Garage includes: Full and interim services at half the dealers’ prices; Free brake checks, with replacements only when needed; Fitting for all working days; All diagnostic work at a third of dealer prices.
Taylor Emmet
It’s fair to say that 1 Ecclesall Road South is an iconic building for anyone local to
the city, placing them at the heart of the local community.
they now have a wider pool of team members from across all departments working there,
Via Veneto
Via Veneto is an Italian ladies fashion boutique with a difference. The name comes from Rome’s famous street Via Vittorio Veneto, equivalent to Bond Street in London.
Founder and owner Patrizia Vicano opened the doors of her new Ecclesall Road boutique in November 2023. Rome-born Patrizia hand-picks collections of clothes, accessories and unique jewellery made of recycled brass and aluminium.
Almost the entire shop interior has been created by Patrizia using preloved and recycled furniture giving the boutique a one-off luxurious, elegant, nostalgic look, with the health of the planet in mind.
Patrizia and Mary are here to help you express your femininity in a bespoke way .
The Dark Horse on Ecclesall Road
Your favourite local bar
Bottomless BrunCH
available every day from 12pm to 5pm (pre-booking is necessary).
We offer two levels of brunch: Standard and Premium.
Happy Hour CoCktails 2 for £12
Monday to Friday: 5pm - 7pm Saturday: 8pm - 10pm Sunday: 12pm - 5pm (Sunday Prosecco offer: £18 per bottle)
tHe Dark Horse
Coffee loyalty CarD
We now have a coffee scheme where our customers can get a 25% discount after 5 purchases and a free coffee or hot drink after 10 purchases. Customers can purchase coffee any time during our opening hours.
lunCHtime Deal
Burger & a pint for £12 / soft Drink for £11
From Monday to Friday, 12pm to 4pm, we offer a fantastic Lunchtime Deal.
You can choose from a Personal Cheesus, Baconator, or Winner Winner burger and get a pint for £12.
The pints included in this offer are Madri, Pravha, Aspall, Cask Ales, Stones Bitter, and Salt Jute.
Alternatively, you can have a burger and any soft drink for £11.
Coffee & Cake for £5
Customers can buy any coffee and cake/bake for £5.
The bakes are supplied by The Original Bakewell Bakery.
Open every day 11am to 11.30pm Bannercross, Ecclesall Road, Sheffield
Express your femininity in a bespoke way. Italian style and quality on Ecclesall Rd
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An Exclusive Tuscan Event at
In collaboration with Colombier Wines tutored tasting of Master Sommelier Mr John Attias
A Seven Course Wine & Tasting Menu
Montecarlo DOC Etichetta Bianca Trebbiano, Pinot Bianco, Sauvignon Blanc, Malvasia, Tenuta del Buonamica 2022
Pomodoro Tomato basil & vodka gateaux, mini bocconcini, crispy basil, sweet balsamic & celery salt (gf)
Vermentino, Vivi, DOC, Toscana Tenuta del Buonamico 2022
Ravioli Lobster ravioli, poached lobster tail, white wine butter and tarragon sauce
Vasario Pinot Bianco, Toscana Tenuta del Buonamico 2019
Capesante King scallops in the shell, grilled with samphire, sun blushed tomato, tarragon butter & crispy rocket (gf)
Brunello di Montalcino, Mocali, Tuscany 2017
Agnello Merlot braised lamb cubetti, pea puree, mint jus & pea shoots
Maronea Bolgheri Superiore DOC Tuscany 2019
Porchetta Slow cooked porchetta, potato & sage terrine, caramelised apple jus (gf)
Plaisir Colline Pescaresi IGT Passito Biano 2019
Noci di Cocco Coconut parfait, caramelised pineapple, rum, passionfruit jelly (gf)
Vin Santo del Chianti Classico, IlRosignolo, Casanuova di Ama, Gaiole in Chianti 2007 - 50cl
Pistacchio Pistacchio tiramisu, grappa soaked in raspberries (n) Sunday 13th October 2024 - 7pm start - £150 per person
Home on the range
They’re not exactly home on the range… but they will soon be home on
Lyceum Theatre. There’s no better way
be no livestock on stage at the Lyceum, throwing a horse into the STOS Theatre Company are back at the Lyceum from 19-23
SY route confirmed for Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain
through the four regions
time since 2007 this September.
joining the company for this year’s show visit stos.org.uk/ contact-us/
tickets call 0114 249 6000 or visit
formerly homeless people in the city.
A special space for companions
City homeless charity
support with the creation
companions - to eventually become self-supporting once more.
the provision of important counselling sessions.
Working at St Luke’s is a life changing experience for Katie
aim for a major change of career.
the St Luke’s clinical teams.
Peter Clark (left), managing partner of Graysons Solicitors and Councillor Jayne Dunn, with her ‘Women of Steel’ artwork that will hang at the show
Bringing artistic flair to celebrated event
talents this week.
as the event’s sponsors for the 6th
Councillor Jayne Dunn, which will be on view at the September event.
become one of the country’s largest September.
Intimate show
in front of only 900 fans at show. The Script this December, Europe.
at the veteran venue later in the year.
the-script/
Sheffield Women’s Lecture Club
The group learnt a lot in November with a fascinating talk Eagle.
Coming up this next October to May, SWLC will welcome
in the city.
New skills see Emmaus companions hitting the heights
companions - to eventually become self-supporting once more. vital part of preparing for the return to work.
Stefan Fox for the training scheme which will not only help them skill that will be useful within the charity itself.
18ct white gold sapphire and diamond cluster ring with diamond shoulders
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Stand out from the CROWD
Special occasion coming up? A trip to one of these local boutiques should ensure you turn heads for all the right reasons.
Dress for the occasion with Kevan Jon at Chique, 40 Mill Street, Armthorpe, Doncaster, DN3 3DL. Tel: 01302 30002
Joseph Ribkoff pleated wrap midi dress. New Image, 277 Middlewood Road, www.new-image.co.uk
Charlotte Sparre equestrian print split neck silk blouse £279. Sister, 409
Kennel & Schmenger Bella ankle boots in leopard print £345. Izzi of Baslow, Radcliffffe House, Cock Hill, Baslow DE45 www.izziofbaslow.com
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Blue is the COLOUR
A sapphire is a beautiful choice for jewellery that you can treasure for a lifetime.
Sapphire is an enduringly popular gemstone, and outside of diamonds, the one most typically seen in engagement rings. The birthstone for September and favoured gem for the
sapphire has been treasured throughout human history, and is still one of the most valuable gemstones today, but there is far more to this beautiful stone than dark blue engagement rings.
Sapphire is the name given to the mineral
of other elements give the mineral its colour. For example, the presence of iron and titanium can cause the blue that sapphires are so famous for.
If a stone is referred to simply as a sapphire, then blue is the assumed colour.
bright to deep blue hues, they actually form
Corundum is formed from the elements aluminium and oxygen, and in its pure form is colourless (this variety is commonly
instance. A popular colour in the market greenish blue or bluish green hue. With has seen prices rise dramatically over the last couple of years.
Natural sapphires have been mined from many different localities over the centuries. stones in the rich and vibrant blues that are so popular. Sri Lanka has long been
sapphire and diamond cluster presented by Prince Charles to Lady Diana Spencer on current Princess of Wales, Catherine. At that
very dark blue, almost black, and this shade became popular due to its availability. Whether it is for an engagement ring, an anniversary gift, or just to treat yourself, a that you can treasure for a lifetime. Read more of this sapphire story on the PA code on the back page.
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Designer SHOWCASE
The Bridal Box Boutique held a special event to welcome Kay Heeley dresses to their collections.
The Bridal Box Boutique held a special event on 21 June, welcoming local designer Kay Heeley to the Stocksbridge store. Kay, who is based in Penistone, showcased her full bridal collection.
The event was hosted by special guest Alex Murphy-Klein, two-time Dancing on Ice champion, who had her wedding dress designed by Kay and was featured in Hello magazine. That same dress can be found in the collection at The Bridal Box Boutique.
Guests to the event were given drinks on arrival and a goodie bag to commemorate the collaboration. A catwalk took place to showcase all of Kay’s beautiful gowns followed by music and dancing – provided by Stephanie Hirst, of Capital FM fame –also giving brides-to-be an opportunity to chat to Kay and owner Claire Parish about this beautiful collection.
Claire is working closely with Kay to
bring a bespoke service so all dress alterations will be done by her and her team based in Penistone and design changes can also be made to the dresses, working alongside Kay to bring bridal visions to life. Going forward, the full collection is available to see at The Bridal Box Boutique and appointments can be made via the website to see these and the other dresses they have available in store.
“I would like to thank everyone who came along to the event and made it a success,” said Claire. “More, similar events will be taking place later in the year so keep an eye on our socials for more information.”
The Bridal Box Boutique
Award Winning Bridal Boutique in Stocksbridge, Sheffield
Gaining over a hundred 5* Google reviews in just over three years, the customer service of this warm and friendly boutique is second to none, providing the full end-to-end service from choosing your dress to the final alterations. With an expansive inventory of luxurious dresses from exclusive designers, the owner strives to help you find the wedding outfit of your dreams in a relaxed environment.
The boutique is located in an old church school, with beautiful stained-glass windows and with the whole boutique to yourself for your full appointment, this really is the perfect place to say ‘yes to the dress’ whilst sipping on a glass of prosecco.
Longer and shorter appointments available and can be booked via the website.
Free onsite parking available | Easily accessible from the M1 516a Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, S36 2DU Tel: 07789 512 339 www.thebridalboxboutique.co.uk
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Look no further. As well as being a leader in the nursery sector – we are a CACHE TRAINING CENTRE (Quality Childcare Training) and offer ‘on the job training’ at our nursery schools in S10 and S11 for age groups 3 months to 11 years in:
• Apprenticeships in Level 3 Early Years Educator Qualifications (‘Level 3’) for school leavers and graduates with in our own in house assessors.
• ECT qualification for Newly Qualified Teachers.
• Assessor Training for Level 3 and above qualified Nursery Nurses.
• Further training for those who have already gained a Level 3.
For more information on the above or you are a Level 3 qualified nursery nurse or above who would be interested in joining our excellent team - please contact:
Stacey Darby B.A. Hons QTS on 0114 2666930 or Email your CV along with a covering letter to: info@oshnursery.co.uk
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Nordic CHIC
This trend captures the serene beauty of Scandinavian design with a focus on clean lines, natural materials, and a neutral colour palette. Whether you’re updating a modern loft or refreshing a traditional home, the sleek furniture and plush textiles of this trend will instantly bring an element of calm and timeless style to any room.
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22 Nordic bedroom with the iconic Minelli www.furniturevillage.co.uk 24 Berkeley Nord chair with real white leather straps and teak b of clean lines, cosy and functional furniture, a interior design scene and its spectacular mo throw in cream, £225. www.sweetpeaandwillo 30 Habitat Nordic Coast K bed. www.essentialhome.eu 23 Furniture Village Nordic w dic oak four-seater round table, £499. www.cotswoldco.com ase, £450. wheresaintsgo.co.uk 26 nd bright spaces. This richly illustrated, inspirational book cele mentum in recent years. £39.95. www.sweetpeaandwillow.co ow.com 28 29 nest.c Kitchen. www.habitat.co.uk 30 wood coffffee table, £32. 25 London lazy accent ebrates the Scandinavian om 27 Stella chunky knit co.uk HAAY Y Arbour three-
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Make your conservatory a room you can use all year round with...
THERMAL TILED CONSERVATORY ROOFS
Here at Sheffield Double Glazing Company, we proudly install the innovative thermal tiled roof for those homeowners looking for a solid conservatory roof option. Thermal tiled roofs are a premium conservatory roof system compatible with almost any style and size glazed extension. These roofs are suitable for both replacement conservatory roof projects and new-build conservatories. Thermal tiled roofs can typically be installed in two to three days. The tiles are made out of ultra-lightweight glass-reinforced plastic (GRP). Therefore, no matter what conservatory frame you have, it will be strong enough to support the lightweight tiles. This in turn places less stress on the conservatory’s structure.
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• Revitalise old roofs
• Energy-saving design
• Stylish inside and out
• Compatible with any conservatory
• Peace of mind
WE ALSO DO:
• uPVC Windows, Doors, French Doors and Sliding Patio Doors
• A large choice of Composite, Aluminium Bi-Folding and Aluminium Sliding Patio Doors
• Conservatories with a choice of Solid Tiled, Glass or Polycarbonate Roofs
• Orangeries and Glass Extensions
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 & tree pits. Artificial Grass, Fencing, Steps and Ramps 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
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Retirement living on your terms
Welcome to the brand new purpose-built * who choose to everyday home ownership. the very highest standard.
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56 luxuriously appointed 1 and 2 bedroom suites Guest suite available 10 year ICW warranty guarantee Fully integrated security system ging & storage to rent Well behaved pets welcome**
See it for YOURSELF
Take a guided tour of Otium of Stocksbridge and experience luxury retirement living.
aking the decision to move into a retirement community is not just huge but can be an emotional one too as many would-be residents contemplate downsizing from lifelong family homes to something that is new and unfamiliar.
visit such a community and see it for yourself. This is highly recommended by Noble Homes, the team behind Otium of Stocksbridge, a brand-new purposebuilt community that has been designed
who choose to live their lives to the full without being bound by any of the complexities of everyday home ownership. They encourage any would-be residents to come and see the development for themselves and welcome visitors from Tuesday to Saturday.
And Otium of Stocksbridge is not just any retirement community. It’s more akin to a luxury hotel with stylish apartments complemented by a concierge service, owners lounge, IT suite and library, laundrette and activity studios, where you can try group activities such as pilates, yoga and ballroom dancing.
There are 56 one and two-bedroom
luxuriously appointed suites in 15 different and views. Prices range from £180,000 to £300,000. Each apartment is tastefully
blinds to all windows and patio doors, and a free set of induction pans.
For residents’ peace of mind, and something that sets Otium of Stocksbridge apart from other similar developments, is that the billing for electricity, water and
inclusive service charge package. Owners will just be responsible for their own council tax, contents insurance, telephone and chosen TV/entertainment bills.
For an additional fee, Otium can arrange for secure parking within the gated grounds, garages complete with electric doors, and private storage facilities for large items such as golf clubs and luggage. Security is provided via a fully-integrated state-of-theart alarm and video door entry system.
As a brand-new building, Otium of Stocksbridge is also protected by the ICW ten-year Build Warranty Guarantee, providing further peace of mind for buyers.
“Otium is designed for those who choose
to live their lives to the full,
Book a guided tour of the last few remaining plots
knowledge that their home is well maintained, safe and secure with a concierge on hand if needed,” said Glen Wilson, senior executive at Noble Homes.
“This gated development incorporates all
expected of today’s new builds, employing the very latest security features whilst maintaining a relaxed, friendly environment within the community.”
In terms of location, Stocksbridge
Manchester with good transport links and is conveniently located to enjoy the outdoors with the Pennines and Peak District both close by.
The existing Fox Valley Shopping Park is already hugely popular and ambitious plans for a brand-new town centre have recently been revealed, with investment totalling over £20million.
Otium of Stocksbridge look forward to welcoming you for a guided tour and will take you through everything step by step. Contact them on 01977 522727 or visit www.otiumliving.co.uk
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Bentley show us a glimpse of the future, writes Richard Abbey.
Impressive performance
The Audi e-tron GT quattro has been the brand’s product portfolio since its premiere in 2021. The four-door Gran Turismo combines evocative design with a powerful drive system and dynamic handling.
the sporty vehicle’s range, performance, charging, and handling. With the RS e-tron
fully electric RS performance model. The new models in the Audi e-tron GT family are available to order now.
In all three model variants, the fully electric Gran Turismo from Audi offers impressive driving performance. The S e-tron GT accelerates from 0-62mph in 3.4 seconds, and the RS e-tron GT in 2.8 seconds. The RS e-tron GT performance covers the same 0-62mph sprint in only 2.5 seconds. The S e-tron GT reaches a top speed of 152mph. The RS models have a top speed of 155mph.
A new era
The BMW M5 is powering into a new era. With 40 years of history under its belt, the legendary highperformance saloon from BMW is entering its seventh generation with
Future journey
Bentley Motors is proud to reveal the fourth generation Continental GT Speed, following in the 21-year tradition of the
ultimate blend of supercar performance, handcrafted luxury and everyday usability.
A comprehensive exterior and interior redesign with clean modern detailing follow the new design DNA established by the coachbuilt Bentley Bacalar and Batur. The new exterior continues the design revolution for Bentley’s future journey, with the biggest revision to the face of the Continental GT in two decades, and
headlamps since the 1950s.
Outstanding performance is brought by an all-new Ultra Performance Hybrid powertrain with 782 PS and 1,000 Nm, from a 4.0-litre V8 working in tandem with a 190 PS electric motor. This makes the fourth generation Continental GT Speed become the most powerful road-going Bentley ever created.
system gives the new BMW M5 a maximum output of 727 hp and a peak torque of 1,000 Nm. The combination of a high-revving V8 engine with M TwinPower Turbo technology and an electric motor, plus power transfer courtesy of an eight-speed M Steptronic transmission and M xDrive all-wheel drive, enables acceleration of 0 to 62 mph in 3.5 seconds.
Order books are open now with prices starting from £110,500.
Fast and furious
Two new top-of-the-range Volkswagen Golf models – the R and R Estate – will be the world’s fastest Volkswagen production models, alongside the Arteon R Shooting Brake.
The new R models have an impressive output of 245 kW (333 PS), which the powerful 2.0-litre turbocharged engine transmits to a seven-speed DSG and the 4MOTION all-wheel drive with R-Performance Torque Vectoring. The latter improves driving stability and agility by distributing the drive power individually to the rear wheels to optimise cornering.
The new R models are based on the eighth generation of the Golf, which received a major update this year.
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The company’s creative department are not only experienced and trained in graphic design, but they have an extensive knowledge of the production and finishing processes used to transform concepts into the finished articles. Whether that means a building sign or a full wrap on a commercial vehicle, CJ Signs will work closely with you to help bring your ideas to life and ensure you stand out from the competition.
A brand-new website is currently under development and will be launched towards the end of this year.
Funeral Plans in Your Area
Help yourself and your family
If you want to get your funeral wishes recorded so that your family know what you want, and so that you can be sure that money is available, why don’t you take out a Peace Funerals Plan?
* Prices correct at time of printing.
* Include third party costs and subject to change.
Plans to meet your needs
With Direct Funeral plans costing from £1713* and Standard Bespoke plans from £2799* Plans can be purchased over 12 monthly installments, interest free.
What to do next
If you want to find out more, or would like to begin the process of making your own plan, please get in touch. You can ring us on 0114 233 0563 email us at info@peacefunerals.co.uk or call in to our premises –appointments recommended.
We are an independent, family run, professional funeral directors, serving Sheffield and the surrounding regions. Let us gently guide you, help you and advise you through every step of the way to give your loved one the funeral service that they deserve. Jamie F. Knight is a fully qualified funeral director and has been a recognised figure in the Sheffield funeral industry for more than 25 years. We treat every family that we help, with the same sort of care, attention and empathy that we would hope to be treated in their situation.
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Formerly with Franklins of Sheffield who have now closed after 130 years of trading, Tim Mycroft, himself with over 30 years experience, is pleased to announce his taking over the South Yorkshire and Derbyshire areas of the business.
Based in Sheffield, Tim is looking forward to working with valued customers of many years and having the opportunity to create cleaner, brighter, fresher carpets and upholstery throughout the homes of new clients.
Tim also has many years experience in the fitting of carpets and flooring.
If you would like more information about the services available please feel free to call and discuss your individual needs.
