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Shefﬁeld in its `boom and bust´ era of the 1970s, in a time when Shefﬁeld was boasted as the Shopping Capital of the North, with Christmas Illuminations to rival Blackpool. On Friday 04 June, the wise words of local legend, poet Ian McMillan, will be interspersed with a set of swinging jazz standards by the Impressions Jazz Quintet in an evening of Poetry and Jazz. Ian McMillan has been a poet, broadcaster, commentator and programme-maker for over 20 years, often appearing on television and radio and contributing to national media. On Saturday 05 June, world music is represented with the Krar Collective presenting a stunning programme of music and dance from different parts of Ethiopia. Full of the worldly magic of Ethiopian modes and hypnotic rhythms, the

dancers re-enact scenes of village life in colourful traditional dress and with jaw-droppingly energetic folk dances unique to Ethiopia. Exploring current trends are two literature components, the first on Monday 07 June, Sheffield’s Lost Symbols, looks at the 2009 novel by American writer Dan Brown “The Lost Symbol” in an illustrated lecture by the Very Reverend Peter Bradley, and Freemasonry expert Dr Andreas Onnerfors . The talk looks into why Dan Brown´s work is so intriguing, if the rituals and imagery described is fact or fiction, followed by a tour of the city centre, pointing out some of Sheffield’s own lost symbols. On Wednesday 07 June, the Twilight phenomenon is also featured in Twilight, Vampires and the Uncanny, exploring our current

obsession with vampires, the mythology and history behind their existence, the bizarre concept of a vegetarian vampire, in a must see for all who currently obsessed with the Cullens, and the vampire craze! An Electric Prom takes place on Tuesday 08 June, where local band Screaming Maldini follows in the footsteps of Robbie Williams, Dizzee Rascal, Doves, Dame Shirley Bassey and Smokey Robinson in a format that will see the group presenting orchestral and choral arrangements of their sensational songs, combined with some of the classics in a unique and rare programme where popular music of the 21st century meets the classical greats. Contemporary Art makes an appearance on Thursday 10 June in The Painter, the Frenchman

and the Organist. Mark Rowan-Hull is a highly successful abstract painter, whose large, vibrant, colourful canvasses are inspired by the colours he hears in music. He will paint to live organ music by the composer Maurice Durufle (played by Anthony Gowing, Organist of Sheffield Cathedral) in an event that explores interpretation, between the composer the organist and the painter. A sequel event to last year´s sell-out Nosferatu the Vampyre, two further cinematic horror masterpieces of the silent film genre with improvised organ accompaniment appear on Friday 11 June. In Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde one man’s desire to split the contrasting side of human nature, has disastrous results, and in one of the most influential films of the silent era, the annual fair descends on a

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sleepy town in Germany where the arrival of the mysterious hypnotist prompts a series of grisly murders, in The Cabinet of Dr Caligari. Rounding off the 2010 festival, on Saturday 12 June the almighty sound of three cathedral choirs are met with leading composer Gabriel Jackson talking about his approach to composition for choirs, with musical contributions from the choirs of Shefﬁeld, Blackburn and New York (USA) Cathedrals. Gabriel Jackson’s music has been performed and broadcast worldwide and has won multiple awards. His music is being recorded with increasing frequency and in January 2010 Gabriel Jackson began his prestigious appointment as Associate Composer to the BBC Singers. Stewart Campbell,

Festival Director and Concerts Manager for the University, said: “I’m thrilled that we’ve been able to continue the creative partnership between the two institutions. This year’s programme of events encompasses many different art forms, combined with several inspirational performers; the Festival will undoubtedly be hugely beneficial to the University, Cathedral and the City of Sheffield.” The Very Reverend Peter Bradley, Dean of Sheffield Cathedral said “This is the second year of the partnership between the Cathedral and the University, and the result is a stunning programme full of quality and variety. We are proud in this way to make our distinctive contribution to the cultural life of the City of Sheffield.”

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SHAPPI KHORSANDI AND JOHN RICHARDSON AT THE BARNSLEY CIVIC by Andrew Platts Readers may be aware that the Barnsley Civic underwent extensive re-design and modernisation and it is now a first class modern venue with an intimate and comfortable auditorium, ideal for the comedy shows that are currently touring the country. I would recommend to our readers that they keep an eye on the Barnsley Civic advert as they bring a freshness and originality to the South Yorkshire entertainment scene. In Shappi Khorsandi’s shows, the personal is always political. The Anglo-Iranian comic (below) has always drawn her material from aspects of her own history, particularly her family’s flight to England after her father Hadi, a satirist, fell foul of the ayatollah, and this heritage still informs some of her comedy. But for much of the time she’s moved from the past into her own present, drawing on her recent divorce and rejoining the dating scene. “In my 20s it was easy - you could just get drunk and fall on someone,” she laments. “In your late 30s that’s very much frowned upon. Especially at playgroup.” Perhaps it’s down to the frankness of the new material, but Khorsandi seems to have gained a new confidence on stage. Greater exposure on TV has brought her new audiences over the past year, but she seems more relaxed, chatting easily with the audience. Without leaving the past altogether, she’s emerged as a sharp and engaging observer of contemporary life. The second half of the show featured John Richardson and from the off he had engaged the audience with his relaxed and personable style. The question Richardson is asking is does perfection exist? Does striving for perfection enrich or mar our existence? He has a deeply held belief that every mistake is equal whether it be dropping a

a touching truth and openness to spoon or something much worse this performance that is incredibly – and the only way to rectify it is moving. On his search for the ideto get so angry and enraged that you never make the same mistake al world, Richardson has achieved perfection with this show. again. Yet all this ire is wrapped in this likable, grinning, innocent looking man. I don’t know if you have ever seen jovial fury but it is a thing to behold.The topics at the eye of Richardson’s hissy hurricane are really very mundane. BT gets its moment in the storm, alongside the BNP, dating and tube strikes but every topic is approached from a distinct angle. It is not the usual woes that trouble Richardson, it is the minutia, the seemingly insignificant details that rile him and it makes for surprising, refreshing and unique comedy, who else has ever ranted about a big corporation trying to save them money?As he dissects his life, delving into the two sides of his personality – the cheery chappy he brings out in company and the darker side that hates the world because it is imperfect – we get a genuine glimpse of his inner workings and also a mirror held up to our own imperfections. This all may sound like heavy stuff but the gleeful way in which Richardson vents his spleen and the absolute lunacy of the objects at the root of his despair keep the laughs flowing, and I mean tears down the cheeks, aching sides, roaring belly laughs. Levity is also provided with a tale of ice skating that despite the fairly innocuous content, is so brilliantly descriptive and gloriously delivered that it leaves the entire audience rolling in their seats and New and Used snooker and pool clutching their tables supplied, recovered, ribs. Richardson renovated and installed. claims he doesn’t like to talk about Barkerspool@aol.com his problems but Simon Barker this show must be providing some Tel: 0114 2456738 kind of outlet for Mob: 07976 326715 him, and there is

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COPLEY’S COLUMN With the advent of two very important occasions in my life, namely the world cup and the Ryder Cup, I have endeavoured to stress the importance of sport to Caron, my girlfriend, as it will inevitably occupy much of my time in the coming months. I have, however, not been helped in this regard by the match fixing allegations in snooker against former world champion John Higgins. Having explained that these are only allegations against Higgins, I was dealt a further body blow by revelations that two Essex cricketers have been arrested for spot fixing, whatever that may be. The cricketers in question are Pakistan leg spinner, Danish Kaneria and fast bowler Mervin Westfield. On top of that, the chairman of the football association, Lord Triesman, by a loose lipped indiscretion, has all but kissed goodbye any hopes we had of staging the 2018 world cup. His claim that Russia and Spain were planning to bribe referees in this year’s final is both preposterous and most certainly unwarranted. All this after the shaming of Tiger Woods makes my argument that sport is one of the most important things in life a little bit offside. However, like a knight on a white charger, Paul Collingwood and the rest of the England twenty 20 cricket team may have come to my rescue by winning the world cup at the expense of the old enemy

Australia. Well done lads and also a special mention to my cricket team, Yorkshire, although I live in Derbyshire, for a tremendous start to the season, with many of their batsmen in good nick. Friday night took me, the girls, and Gary Sinclair to the Forest Showbar, Where I was honour bound to honour my pledge of fifty pounds to Help for Heroes. What a fantastic night was had by all, with the vocal entertainment being provided by lovely pensioner, Margaret, Dave Henry, sadly now retired through illness, Jeff Daniels, Geoff Summers, B.J.White and of course the wonderful Gary Phillips, who all sang without a fee. Top of the bill was top local comic, Jimmy Carol, who was his usual quick witted funny self. I like Jimmy; both as a comic and a person, and I have to say he looked like a man smitten with his lovely girlfriend Juliette, who was absolutely delightful. A total of £1700 was raised on the night, of which £420 was kindly donated by Wadsley W.M.C. What a great effort from this fabulous pub, not forgetting the untiring work put in by pub regulars Norma and Val. There is a lot about the local entertainment circuit to be proud of. When will there be an end to the volcanic ash problem? I am over fifty and can never remember it happening before so why now? I feel so sorry for the thousands of holidaymakers worried whether

the air space will be open when they travel, not least of all me, as I am off for a well earned rest in July.I t will be just my luck to be stranded abroad for an extra couple of weeks, yummy yummy. The proposed investment in my beloved Owls has all but fallen through, doubtless as a result of relegation. American investment company, Club 9 Sports, are now proposing an initial payment of £1.6 million pounds in exchange for 40% stake in the club and majority control of the board. Furthermore they want to charge £420,000 per annum in management fees. This ridiculous proposal has quite rightly been turned down, and chairman, Lee Strafford has left so stand in Howard Wilkinson has the job of looking for alternative investment. Me thinks that a cap in hand contact with Denis Hobson Jnr. May well be the next step. Denis is a smashing lad, whose offer of help should have been accepted long ago, a situation that was pooh-poohed by then chairman Dave Allen, for what I suspect were personal reasons. Tony Baines, ex-landlord of the Greyhound, Dronfield, and the Shepley Spitfire lost his life this week as a result of a tragic accident. Tony was one of life’s gentlemen, who will be sadly missed. My sincere condolences go out to Carol and family.

BBC Worldwide has announced a series of arena dates for the very first production of Doctor Who Live. The new stage show, based upon the BBC’s smash-hit, awardwinning series Doctor Who, promises to deliver a spectacular audio/visual experience featuring live music, special effects and appearances from the show’s most popular monsters. Taking in nine cities and 25 dates, Doctor Who Live will stop off at Sheffield Arena Tuesday 12th & Wednesday 13th October. Tickets priced £38.50, £34.50 and £25.00 (may be subject to booking fee) go on sale at 9am on Friday 21st May. Developed in association with Doctor Who’s Executive Producer and show runner, Steven Moffat, Doctor Who Live promises the same excitement, adventure and suspense that viewers have come to expect from the TV programme and will feature specially filmed new video scenes. Steven Moffat said: “This is everything I ever wanted since I was eleven. A live show, with all the coolest Doctor Who monsters, a proper story, and brand new screen material for Matt Smith’s Doctor! I’ll be writing scenes for it, and probably attending every single night!” Opening in wartime London and concluding in an epic onstage battle, audiences should expect the unexpected as the The Doctor’s arch-enemies the Daleks are joined by some of the best-loved and most terrifying monsters from the TV series including the Cybermen, Weeping Angels, Judoon and Oods to name but a few. With an out-of-this-world set, Doctor Who Live will feature special FX, optical

illusions and spectacular pyrotechnics building to an epic finale. Specially edited video clips, drawn from the TV Programme will be shown on a massive screen and accompanied by the music of longtime Doctor Who composer Murray Gold. These iconic scores will be brought to life by a 16 piece orchestra live on stage. Murray Gold said: “The live element always adds something extra, but these will also be brand new arrangements for a new band of very talented musicians. It’s very exciting.” Doctor Who Live has been conceived as a fully immersive music and monsters spectacular. Please note that actors from the TV series will not be appearing live on stage. Tickets for the Sheffield shows, priced £38.50, £34.50 and £25.00 (may be subject to booking fee) go on sale at 9am on Friday 21st May. You can purchase your tickets in person at the Arena Box Office by phone on 0114 256 5656 or online at www.sheffieldarena.co.uk or www.arenaticketshop.co.uk

George Benson and Marti Pellow are set to take to the stage at Sheffield Arena on Sunday 30th May. Tickets priced £45 (subject to booking fee) are now on general sale. The Legendary Grammy Award-winning George Bensonheralded as a jazz guitarist of unparalleled chops, a vocalist with great emotional range and sophistication has had a career spanning four decades. Since the start of the millennium, he has shown no signs of slowing down and on this- his first UK tour in two years he will perform hits from his impressive back catalogue including: Give Me The Night, Lady Love Me (One More Time), Turn Your Love Around, and In Your Eyes, as well as Givin’ It Up (2006)- a duet recording with Al Jarreau that scored two Grammy Awards- and offerings from his latest album Songs and Stories (2009) - a collection of tunes penned by some of the most prolific songwriters of the last half-century, including James Taylor, Smokey Robinson and Bill Withers. Marti Pellow- Wet Wet Wet lead- singer, Broadway star (Chicago, Chess)- holder of the record for the longest Number One in UK chart history and one of the four biggest selling songs of all time. Marti Pellow will play the first-half and George Benson will play the second- making this an entertainment extravaganza! Tickets for George Benson & Marti Pellow at Sheffield Arena on Sunday 30th May

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LEGLESS! An Irishman’s been drinking at a pub all night. The bartender finally says that the bar is closing. So the Irishman stands up to leave and falls flat on his face. He tries to stand one more time, same result. He figures he’ll crawl outside and get some fresh air and maybe that will sober him up. Once outside he stands up and falls flat on his face. So he decides to crawl the 4 miles home and when he arrives at the door he stands up and falls flat on his face. He crawls through the door into his bedroom. When he reaches his bed he tries one more time to stand up. This time he manages to pull himself upright but he quickly falls right into bed and is sound asleep as soon as his head hits the pillow. He awakens the next morning to his wife standing over him shouting at him. “So, you’ve been out drinking again!!” “What makes you say that?” He asks as he puts on an innocent look. “The pub called, you left your wheelchair there again.” THE UNLUCKY PIRATE A pirate walked into a bar and the bartender said, “Hey, I haven’t seen you in a while. What happened, you look terrible!” “What do you mean? I’m fine.” “What about that wooden leg? You didn’t have that before.” “Well,” said the pirate, “We were in a battle at sea and a cannon ball hit my leg but the Doc fixed me up, and I’m fine, really.” “Oh yeah? Well what about that hook? The last time I saw you, you had both hands.” “We were in another battle and we boarded the enemy ship. I was in a sword fight and my hand was cut off but the Doc fixed me up with the hook, and I feel great, really.” “Oh,” said the bartender, “what about that eye patch? The last time you were in here you had both eyes.” “One day when we were at sea some birds were flying over the ship. I looked up and one of them crapped in my eye.” “You’re kidding,” said the bartender, “you couldn’t have lost an eye just from some bird crap!” “Well, I really wasn’t used to the hook yet.”

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CAMRA CLUB OF THE YEAR Clubs from Cheshire, East London and Surrey make top four! An historic hidden gem situated in a converted railway station room has today been crowned as the best Club in Britain by CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale. Previously a joint CAMRA National Club of the Year winner in 2000, the Rushden Historical Transport Society’s Social Club has taken the title outright in 2010 after a panel of judges were impressed by the Club’s outstanding commitment to quality real ale. The Club is a regular in CAMRA’s Good Beer Guide, with a choice of up to 7 real ales on at all times. Back in 1986, the Society transformed a disused Ladies Waiting Room into a Victorian-themed real ale bar. Having obtained Charitable Status only two years earlier, the Club was opened to raise funds for the renovation of the old Midland Railway Station of 1894 in which it is housed. The Club soon built up a reputation for the quality and choice of its beer range and in the present day remains a haven for real ale

EVENT REVIEW Sincere Support’s Black & Gold Ball - Sheffield Park Hotel by David Hayes

Bourne out of personal tragedy and a traumatic period in her life. Bev Lister was determined to set up a charitable foundation which could offer financial and supportive help to parents who were so sadly experiencing the same hardships that Bev had endured, trying to cope and care for her terminally ill son. The show on Saturday, all be it a fund raiser, was also by way of a celebration and thank you to all the hard work supporters of this charity undertake during their busy year. Following the champagne reception where guests were entertained by the fabulous keyboard skills of Lewis Nitikman (piano player and fellow song writer with John Reilly). The call to dinner was at 7.45 where again guests were entertained by The June Fletcher Academy. Compere Mr. Gary Phillips introduced us all to the night in his

shocked at the agent’s lack of manners and asked me whether this was common behaviour amongst agents. I explained that it was not. Agents should help and advice people and to put doubt into the mind of someone who is just starting out in the business is certainly not acceptable, not to mention bad business practice. However, there are many good agents out there (like Cee Bee Variety Agency who were featured in the column a couple of weeks ago). If you are the agent concerned then I hope you feel extremely ashamed, and John, if you’re reading, keep performing and phone a reputable agent who will give you the advice that you need. If you have had a similar experience or would like advice on starting out in the entertainment world then drop me a line at The Mercury or email me at paulwalker@mercurynewspaper. co.uk

Out and about Remember last week when I talked about certain acts pulling in crowds, well, this week I witnessed a prime example. I called in at Wickersley Club where the tremendous Alexander’s Palace were performing (An act that I never get tired of seeing). The place was packed and it was a struggle to get to the bar but if you like rock music then it was certainly the place to be. Rock music doesn’t get much better than this band - five men playing live and delivering an extremely well rehearsed and polished show. They performed a range of songs from Journey to a ‘rocked up’ rendition of Westlife, with a fantastic response from the crowd. Talking to Alex and Dave (members of the band) after the show they both agreed that they had noticed a change in Club Land. They said that although they were still managing to pull in the crowds Club Land was definitely

year’s National finalists reinforces the fact there are still plenty of fantastic clubs in the UK where people can drink quality beer. The future viability of some clubs around the UK remains a concern for CAMRA’s Clubs Committee, but today it’s all about praising the success of the overall champion. ‘Rushden Historical Transport Society is revered for its quality in all areas, and is a worthy winner of this National accolade. Bearing in mind the station itself was once threatened with demolition, it’s great to see the Club has gone from strength to strength, as its historic decor and great commitment to quality real ale make it a truly unique place to try Britain’s national drink!’ Julian Tubbs, CAMRA’s Regional Director for the East Midlands, concluded by reiterating the importance of the Club to the local community. He said: - Appleton Thorn Village Hall, ‘The Club is a real attraction for Appleton Thorn, Cheshire both the discerning beer drinker - Leyton Orient Supporters Club, Leyton, Greater London and beer novice alike, but despite - United Services Club, Egham, its special appeal to railway enthusiasts, it’s a valued community Surrey outlet, where people of all ages John Holland, Chair of CAMRA’s and backgrounds can meet for a drink. The Club truly deserves the Clubs Committee, spoke of title as Best Club in Britain, and the high standard of this year’s I hope its success brings further entrants. He said: publicity to this historic site.’ ‘The faultless standard of this drinkers across the UK. Ruth Pendlington, Secretary of the Club’s Bar Committee, on hearing the results of the National competition, said: ‘We are delighted and honoured to receive this award. We know how tough the competition is out there, so to win this outright is a huge accolade. We would like to thank our Beer Manager Simon Bishop, our bar staff and the unpaid volunteers who help behind the bar and in the cellar, without whom the bar could not operate.’ In order to find the National Club of the Year for 2010, submissions were put forward by CAMRA’s 200-plus local branches across the UK, with the criteria based around the club’s commitment to real ale. This year, after some strong competition, the Rushden Historical Transport Society beat three other National finalists, which were-

unique and personally charming way. There seems no end to this man’s talent - no wonder he has so rightly won the accolade of Mr. All Round Entertainer. With dinner served and all feeling suitably stuffed, Gary took to the floor with a few songs again ably backed by The June Fletcher dances. A quick game of Heads and Tails as part of the fund raising efforts followed by a heart rendering and very moving video and talk by Jane Knight one of the parents Sincere Support had helped. This really put into perspective the desperate need for Sincere Support. 9.45pm and the stage was clear for the man who everyone is talking about at the moment Paul Pashley. First time I have had the pleasure of seeing this man in action and no wonder he is tipped to be a huge star very soon. Take That’s Gary Barlow along with Bryan Adams are already writing songs for him and a new EP is due out soon. The short space allocated to this review could in no way do this man justice, suffice to say a fabulous talent and one I urge everyone to see.

Next to the stage Sheffield’s finest The Acoustic Angels fronted by John Reilly. When you get to such a high calibre of musicianship and vocal ability as these guys posess you know that you’re in for a musical treat. The band cover all styles and genres in music. Fabulous to sing and dance along to. Dave Baldwin of Baldwin’s Omega simply described them as “The Greatest Party Band you could ever book” and you could not argue to the contrary they are fabulous. The Acoustic clan entertained us into the wee hours before finally finishing at 12.45am. Following a quick auction and raffle we were again treated to another set by Paul Pashley. My dancing legs finally gave way at 2.15 and with thanks to all for a superb night I finally made my way home. In this day and age of big business charities it is extremely heart warming to have supported a charity that stays true to its principles and the reasons for its foundation. Well done Bev and all who support such a wonderful charity.

not as busy as it use to be. I had a very different club experience on Sunday night. I called into Greasborough Club to the see singer Robin Gooda (an old friend of mine) perform to a crowd of 30 people. Now I know how demoralising it can be playing to a small crowd but Robin took it in his stride and like a true pro put everything into entertaining his audience. Now comes some constructive criticism, Robin is a fantastic multi instrumentalist, so why did he spend more time telling jokes than singing or playing? I know we all tell a few stories inbetween songs but personally I think Robin may have over done it. However, the crowd did seem to enjoy it. Robin finished with a great version of James Blunt’s ‘You’re Beautiful’.

WIN TICKETS FOR THE THREE MERRY LADS BEER FESTIVAL For a chance to win one of 4 weekend passes to The Three Merry Lads Beer & Music Festival, Just answer the question: (Full Details - Page 11) Glastonbury is held annually in which County? A) Yorkshire B) Lancashire C) Somerset Please send your answers along with your contact details to jamiep@mercurynewspaper.co.uk Or post them to Beer Festival Comp. 4B Queens Rd, Sheffield, S2 1DG Closing Date: Monday 24th May

CHARITY REVERSE BUNGEE APPEAL Bonmarche staff at Crystal Peaks are all supporting their Assistant Manager Pauline who will doing the Reverse Bungee challenge on 6th June at 1.30pm at the Earl Marshall on East Bank Road. Pauline is hoping to raise as much as possible in donations/sponsorship for the Renal Unit at Jimmy’s Hospital in Leeds. Anyone wishing to donate any money to this worthy cause please call into Bonmarche at Crystal Peaks and see Pauline.

Mercury Awards Voting Boxes After the success of a similar system a couple of years ago we have decided yet again to place voting boxing in many of the region’s clubs, so you can cast your vote for this year’s Mercury Clubland Awards from your local venue. Voting boxes for the awards are now available at: Wadsley Bridge WMC Colley WMC Southey Social Club Sheffield Lane Top WMC Bellhouse Road WMC Crookes WMC Manor Social Club Arundel Club Any other club or pub who would like a voting box should contact the Mercury on 0114 2763633 The votes are already flowing in – make sure your favourite gets your vote! Voting Form - Page 5

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EVENT REVIEW VIVA LA FRANCE NIGHT COPTHORNE HOTEL - BRAMALL LANE by David Hayes

The 4 Star Copthorne Hotel is another of Sheffield’s great and good in the ever emerging hotel restaurant world. The recently opened modern hotel adjacent to the SUFC stadium has given birth to The 18FIFTY5 Restaurant, an up market contemporary bistro, which is airy and spacious. It seems equally suited to couples or groups, as it’s lively without being overbearing. There’s a comfortable lounge bar area for the inevitable wait that comes with a Saturday evening table booking and it was so full of bright young things that it was hard to believe we were still in good old Sheffield... a more upbeat Manchester sprang to mind. We were cordially welcomed by the staff with the personal attention of the management eagerly visiting each table to assure us of the fabulous night ahead. Our wait for a table was brief and we were pleased to see that the suitably themed French menu offered a delightful choice, further complemented by a fairly substantial wine menu, ranging from the very reasonable for the average diner, to excellent but upmarket (with a price to match) for the connoisseur! Within minutes of being seated our starter of a classic Salade Nicoise comprising cherry tomatoes, cucumber, black olives, eggs and seared tuna laid out on a bed of green beans was before us. Delightfully presented and fresh tasting. The French themed entertainment started in earnest featuring three hugely talented singers presenting a musical show from the classical to the modern, but importantly all with a French style. With the wine now flowing and our starters eagerly enjoyed the main course of Coq au vin was presented. The chicken was plentiful and moist although thankfully not overly soaked in the red wine sauce. The first half of the musical show concluded to lively applause, and the waitresses served a very refreshing but incredibly strong Champagne sorbet. Judging by the sudden quietness of my guests as they tucked it away I

Dear Sir, In your Talkback column (Issue 847) you stated that “nowhere in any party’s manifsto is there any reference to the problems suffered by the pubs and clubs over the past few years”. In fact, the manifesto of the 4th largest party (by votes cast), the UK Independence Party contains the following : “Pubs & Smoking UKIP realises that the local pub is a unique part of British community life, but it is under serious threat from supermarket price undercutting, brewery company indifference and the smoking ban. UKIP supports designated smoking rooms in pubs, clubs and public buildings.” UKIP has also published a more detailed Policy Statement entitled “Pubs and Smoking”. This can be read and downloaded from that party’s website www.ukip.org/ content/ukip-policies/1531-pubsand-smoking Please tell your readers that it is only the three largest (oldest) parties that are ignoring this issue. Tony Kay Ukip candidate Mid Derbyshire

guess all enjoyed it as much as me. After a brief interlude to allow for the very funny and clever table magician to present a ten minute show the 2nd half of the musical cabaret started in time to greet the desert of Caramelized apple tart which my partner assured me was delicious. I however, ever mindful of my ever expanding waistline, opted for the cheese and biscuits offer, which would have been better described as a cheese platter, as there was easily enough cheese and biscuits for two or three people. There was a nice selection of cheeses which complimented the second bottle of red wine. The music continued to delight with a superb presentation of songs from Les Miserables and Phantom of The Opera, building up to the Abba crescendo (which although not French certainly got all and sundry dancing and singing along). With fresh coffees, teas and some divine chocolate truffles to finish the meal off I can safely say we all had a lovely evening and one I would recommend to all. I shall certainly watch out for the further forthcoming themed events nights at the Copthorne, including an Independence Day Jazz Night on the 3rd. July and a Beat Music night on the 18th September - both presented with a 4 course meal and both at fantastic value for only £19.95 a head. Also I can highly recommended the 18FIFTY5 Sunday 2 course carvery lunch, at a very reasonable £9.95 for adults and £5.95 for children.

MAGIC AM WEEKLY COLUMN by Trevor Thomas

Tired ‘owd face! Just this week, we’ve been chatting about local dialect on the show. Mary, a listener from Hyde Park, Sheffield has sent in, “Sheffieldish - A Beginners Phrase Book”. How many of these do you know the meaning of, or perhaps use on a regular basis? Silin’ dahn - Raining heavily Wittlin - Worrying Rooerin - Crying Sue in Barnsley also called in remembering “It in’t-in-tin”, which of course means “it isn’t in the tin!”. We’ve also been giving tickets away for the big 60s night at Wadsley Bridge Working Mens Club on Friday. It features the Bootleg 60s, Beatles For Sale and a top Beach Boys tribute show along with comedian Jimmy Carol. There’s also a prize for the best 60s fancy dress and your first drink is free if you’re a Magic VIP as well. Have you got your tickets yet? For full details just have a look at our website - www.magicam.co.uk. Coming up on the breakfast show with me in the days ahead, I’ll be talking to singing superstar Katie Melua, who joins me ahead of her tour which visits Sheffield in December, and all next week we have a fantastic treat to give away for you and your partner right here on our doorsteps. The Sheffield Hilton will treat you to a full Feel Good Friday dinner for two, bed and breakfast. Just listen for the popular “feel good” tunes we’ll be telling you about (there’s one each day Monday to Friday which will be played out at some point either in the morning or afternoon), note them down, call in with all five at the end of the week and you could be a winner. Looking forward to your company every weekday morning from 6 to 10am

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197 Mansfield Road, Sheffield S12 2AL - 0114 239 8681

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Traditional Home Cooked Food • Food Served 7 Days a Week • Sunday Roasts • Fine Selection of Traditional Ales

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Tuesday 25th May

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Friday 21st May

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Tel: 0114 246 2570 - Fax: 0114 257 7305

NOON

15 WESTWOOD ROAD, HIGH GREEN 0114 284 8239

MALE VOCALIST

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Sunday 23rd May

HIGH GREEN WMC

STEVE RICHARDS

RING FOR DETAILS TEL: 01246 433876

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY

BUS ROUTES TOO AND FROM THE CLUB ARE Nos 17, 47, 48, 75, 76 & 265 from Barnsley

Sunday 23rd May

Thurs 27th May

BINGO DOWNSTAIRS IN LOUNGE

EVERY SATURDAY IN THE LOUNGE HERO KARAOKE

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Thurs 20th May

Bowling Section Evening (In the Lounge)

5th AVENUE

JIMMY ECHO Tuesday 25th May

in the Lounge

Dancing

HEREʼS JOHNNY

JOHN GILLAM

Sunday 23rd May

Tombola (with Jackpot House Every Night Except Thursdays MONDAYS Thursday Saturday Keep-Fit Music Nights Ballroom & Sequence 22nd May

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Live Entertainment - 3 Nights a Week Friday, Saturday & Sunday Nights

Friday 21st May

JON ALEX - ELTON JOHN TRIBUTE Saturday 22nd May

MARIE WELLS Monday - Quiz Night Tuesday - Buskers Night Thursday Curry Night & Pint £4.95

COLLEY WMC 2 Margetson Road, Parson Cross, Sheffield Telephone: 0114 232 1529

The Best Weekend in Town Friday 21st May

JO MANSFIELD & PAUL STEWART Saturday 22nd May

NIGHT TO REMEMBER Sunday 23rd May

BEARDSMITH Every Tuesday - from 8:30pm

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470 Bellhouse Road - Shiregreen - 0114 245 6153

Friday 21st May

CROSSFIRE Saturday 22nd May

PRIVATE LET Sunday 23rd May

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BROWN BOTTLE BAND www.bellhousewmc.co.uk LINE DANCING WITH TUITION EVERY WEDNESDAY at 8pm Also Every Sunday Tombola Spectacular 3 Flyers GUARANTEED £100 PAYOUT per game

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WALKLEY WMC CARLTON 287 Providence Road Walkley - Sheffield Tel: 0114 234 5020

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juliet james brothers in soul Saturday 22nd May Sunday 23rd May

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Dancing with the Steel City Dancers Monday

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117 Silkstone Road - Frecheville S12 4RP Tel: 07721 052574

Tuesdays - GAMES LEAGUE Wednesdays - QUIZ & BINGO Thursdays - POOL LEAGUE Friday 28th May

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FORTY FOOT Wordsworth Avenue - S5 8ND

Telephone: 07961 795817 Sunday 23rd May

RACHEL RAYNOR DEANO HAPPY HOUR ALL DAY MONDAY - THURSDAY Friday & Saturday 12-6pm Sunday 12-8pm

EXCLUDING MATCH DAYS & BANK HOLIDAYS

Wednesdays - Free Pool

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Harlequin

A Real Ale Pub with a passion for good music

Friday 21st May

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509 London Road, Sheffield, S2 4HL Tel: 07971253575

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We will be regularly hosting Rock & Blues Nights, Open Mike Sessions and opportunities for bands of all experiences to play at the pub. If you or your band would like the chance to play, or if you just want to join in the fun, phone Mark on 07971253575. If you are interested in joining our pool or darts teams please get in touch.

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TEL: 0114 255 0200

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Saturday 22nd May

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Saturday 22nd May

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Sunday 30th May

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Friday 21st May

60’s SHOW Saturday 22nd May

LORRAINE CROSBY IN CONCERT Sunday 23rd May

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COLLEY WMC 2 Margetson Road, Parson Cross, Sheffield Telephone: 0114 232 1529

EVERY TUESDAY - A FANTASTIC EVENING

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Monday Nights

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ONE MISSION Tuesday 25th May CARL COOPER Thursday 27th May

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FEATURING 8 ACTS MONDAY AFTERNOONS

Sequence & Modern Dancing

Saturday 22nd May

THURSDAYS

Sunday 23rd May

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45 Hatfield House Lane, Sheffield S5 6HU Fully Air-Conditioned Concert Room & Lounge Friday 21st May

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WEDNESDAYS from 8pm Start All are welcome in the Concert Room

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The Royal Hotel 2 Station Road, Eckington S21 4FX NOW OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT!!! Chris and the team welcome customers Old and New

FRIDAY 21st May

TIM & JENNY - CLASS ACT KARAOKE NOW SHOWING

PARK GARDENERS Cricket Inn Road, Sheffield Telephone: 07960 507019

SALLY & CARL WISH TO OFFER A WARM WELCOME TO CUSTOMERS OLD AND NEW

SUNDAYS CASH BINGO & 5 NUMBER BINGO

BIG SCREEN Sunday 23rd May

PHIL ALAN Top Male Vocalist

Sunday 30th May

NATALIE BRANDON Excellent Female Vocalist

Friday 21st May

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Sunday 23rd May

2 Guest Artists, Play Your Cards Right Family Fortunes Quiz, Bingo Sunday 23rd May

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BULLS EYE QUIZ & 5 NUMBER BINGO EVERY MONDAY & THURSDAY

LISA D’MAIO

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Top Female Vocalist

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MEADOW

FARM ROBBIE MARTIN Top Male Vocalist Friday 21st May

Bar & Restaurant SUPERB MEALS IN THE CARVERY RESTAURANT

Saturday 22nd May

DAVE VAN KEYS KARAOKE

TUESDAY

BINGO WITH A JACKPOT GAME

THURSDAY MUSIC QUIZ WITH MARK Guess the Intro Rollover stands @ £150

WEEKDAY CARVERY £5.99

WEEKEND & BANK HOLIDAY CARVERY SMALL CARVERY - £4.25 / ADULTS - £7.25 CHILDREN & OAP £3.99

MONDAY - FRIDAY

OAP SPECIAL - SMALL CARVERY & SWEET - £5.95

Saturday 22nd May

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Joanne & Terry Welcome You To The....

THE BASSETT

Saturday 22nd May

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ITV 1 6.00 The Fluffy Club 7.25 Toonattik 9.25 The Crocodile Hunter Diaries 10.25 The Lakes 10.55 Monk. Mr Monk Is Underwater 11.50 ITV News & Weather 12.10 This Morning: Saturday 1.10 Midsomer Murders 3.15 Film: Junior 5.15 Creature Comforts 5.30 Calendar News and Weather 5.45 ITV News & Weather 6.00 The Whole 19 Yards 7.00 UEFA Champions League Final 10.00 Soccer Aid 10.10 The Prisoner 11.10 ITV News & Weather 11.25 UEFA Champions League 12.25 The Zone

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Sunday 23rd May BBC One

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Monday 24th May BBC One

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Tuesday 25th May BBC One

BBC Two

6:00 Breakfast 9:15 Don’t Get Done, Get Dom 10:00 Homes under the Hammer 10:30 State Opening of Parliament 12:30 Chelsea Flower Show 1:00 BBC News at One 1:30 Regional News and Weather 1:45 Doctors 2:15 Murder, She Wrote 3:00 BBC News 3:05 I Can Cook 3:20 Zigby 3:30 Dennis & Gnasher 3:40 Big Babies 3:55 Shaun the Sheep 4:05 Natural Born Hunters 4:35 Blue Peter 5:00 Newsround 5:15 The Weakest Link 6:00 BBC News at Six 6:30 Regional News and Weather 7:00 The One Show 7:30 EastEnders 8:00 Holby City 9:00 Luther 10:00 BBC News at Ten 10:25 Regional News and Weather 10:35 Children’s Emergency 11:05 The Graham Norton Show

6:00 Fimbles 6:20 Me Too 6:40 The Pingu Show 7:00 Mona the Vampire 7:15 Muddle Earth 7:25 Newsround 7:30 Raven 8:00 Prank Patrol 8:30 Timmy Time 8:40 Chuggington 8:50 Louie 9:00 Charlie and Lola 9:15 Postman Pat 9:30 LazyTown 9:55 dirtgirlworld 10:10 Waybuloo 10:30 In the Night Garden 11:05 Film: Just My Luck 12:30 Working Lunch 1:00 Car Booty 1:30 Ready Steady Cook 2:15 Animal 24:7 3:00 Diagnosis Murder 3:45 Flog It 4:30 A Question of Genius 5:15 Escape to the Country 6:00 Eggheads 6:30 Great British Menu 7:00 Tate Modern is 10 8:00 Chelsea Flower Show 9:00 The Story of Science 10:00 Later Live... with Jools Holland 10:30 Newsnight 11:20 I’m in a Rock ‘n’ Roll Band

ITV 1 6.00 GMTV 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 11.25 ITV News 11.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News & Weather 2.00 60 Minute Makeover 3.00 The David Dickinson Show 4.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot 5.00 The Chase 6.00 Calendar News 6.30 ITV News & Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 8.00 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? 9.00 The Bill 10.00 ITV News at Ten & Weather 10.35 Film: The Jacket

Channel 4 6:20 The Hoobs 6:45 Freshly Squeezed 7:10 Everybody Loves Raymond 7:35 Everybody Loves Raymond 8:05 Frasier 8:30 Will & Grace 9:00 Will & Grace 9:25 Supernanny Us 10:20 Deal Or No Deal 11:05 Wife Swap Usa 12:00 Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 A Film From My Parish 12:15 Jamie At Home 12:45 Kim 2:55 Coach Trip 3:25 Countdown 4:10 Deal Or No Deal 5:00 Celebrity Come Dine With Me 6:00 The Simpsons 6:30 Hollyoaks 7:00 Channel 4 News 8:00 Gok’s Fashion Fix 9:00 The Twins Who Share A Brain 10:00 The Million Pound Drop Live 11:05 The Good Wife

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6:00 Breakfast 9:15 Don’t Get Done, Get Dom 10:00 Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 11:00 Cash in the Attic 11:45 Bargain Hunt 12:30 Chelsea Flower Show 1:00 BBC News at One 1:30 Regional News and Weather 1:45 Doctors 2:15 Murder, She Wrote 3:00 BBC News 3:05 I Can Cook 3:20 Zigby 3:30 Dennis & Gnasher 3:40 Big Babies 3:55 Shaun the Sheep 4:05 Dani’s House 4:35 Junior MasterChef 5:00 Newsround 5:15 The Weakest Link 6:00 BBC News at Six 6:30 Regional News and Weather 7:00 The One Show 7:30 Chelsea Flower Show 8:00 Waterloo Road 9:00 Junior Apprentice 10:00 BBC News at Ten 10:25 Regional News and Weather 10:35 The National Lottery Draws 10:45 Damages 11:45 Film: The Walker

6:00 Fimbles 6:20 Me Too 6:40 The Pingu Show 7:00 Mona the Vampire 7:15 Muddle Earth 7:25 Newsround 7:30 Raven 8:00 Prank Patrol 8:30 Timmy Time 8:40 Chuggington 8:50 Louie 9:00 Charlie and Lola 9:15 Postman Pat 9:30 LazyTown 9:55 dirtgirlworld 10:10 Waybuloo 10:30 In the Night Garden 11:05 The Flintstones 11:30 Castle in the Country 12:00 The Daily Politics 12:30 Working Lunch 1:00 See Hear 1:30 Lifeline 1:40 Coast 1:45 Car Booty 2:15 Animal 24:7 3:00 Diagnosis Murder 3:45 Flog It 4:30 A Question of Genius 5:15 Escape to the Country 6:00 Eggheads 6:30 Great British Menu 7:00 Out of the Frying Pan 8:00 Chelsea Flower Show 9:00 Money 10:00 Have I Got News for You 10:30 Newsnight 11:20 Sectioned

ITV 1 6.00 GMTV 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 11.25 ITV News 11.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News & Weather 2.00 60 Minute Makeover 3.00 The David Dickinson Show 4.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot 5.00 The Chase 6.00 Calendar News 6.30 ITV News & Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 Coronation Street 8.00 The National Movie Awards 10.00 ITV News at Ten & Weather 10.35 Film: Eyes Wide Shut

Channel 4 6:20 The Hoobs 6:45 Freshly Squeezed 7:10 Everybody Loves Raymond 7:35 Everybody Loves Raymond 8:05 Frasier 8:30 Will & Grace 9:00 Will & Grace 9:25 Supernanny Us 10:20 Deal Or No Deal 11:05 Wife Swap Usa 12:00 Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 Brief Encounters Of The Sporting Mind 12:10 Relocation, Relocation 1:15 The Master Of Ballantrae 2:55 Coach Trip 3:25 Countdown 4:10 Deal Or No Deal 5:00 Celebrity Come Dine With Me 6:00 The Simpsons 6:30 Hollyoaks 7:00 Channel 4 News 8:00 Three In A Bed 9:00 Desperate Housewives 10:00 The Million Pound Drop Live 11:05 The Big Bang Theory 11:35 My Name Is Earl

Five 7.00 Peppa Pig 7.05 Little Princess 7.20 The Mr. Men Show 7.30 Roary the Racing Car 7.40 Make Way for Noddy 7.55 Fifi and the Flowertots 8.10 Peppa Pig 8.20 Thomas & Friends 8.35 Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom 8.45 Castle Farm 8.50 The WotWots 9.00 Bert and Ernie’s Great Adventures 9.05 Ebb and Flo 9.15 The Wright Stuff 10.45 Trisha Goddard 11.45 CSI 12.40 Five News 12.45 Paul Merton in China 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 Home and Away 2.50 The Family Recipe 2.55 I Own Britain’s Best Home 3.10 Film: The Staircase Murders 5.00 Five News 5.30 Neighbours 6.00 Home and Away 6.25 Live From Studio Five 7.30 How Do They Do It? 8.00 Tutankhamun 9.00 NCIS 10.00 Eurovision: A Song for Justin 11.00 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

Thursday 27th May BBC One

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6:00 Breakfast 9:15 Don’t Get Done, Get Dom 10:00 Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 11:00 Cash in the Attic 11:45 Bargain Hunt 12:30 Chelsea Flower Show 1:00 BBC News at One 1:30 Regional News and Weather 1:45 Doctors 2:15 Murder, She Wrote 3:00 BBC News 3:05 I Can Cook 3:20 Zigby 3:30 Dennis & Gnasher 3:40 Big Babies 3:55 Shaun the Sheep 4:05 Safari 8 4:35 Junior MasterChef 5:00 Newsround 5:15 The Weakest Link 6:00 BBC News at Six 6:30 Regional News and Weather 7:00 The One Show 7:30 EastEnders 8:00 Watchdog 9:00 Have I Got News for You 9:30 Would I Lie to You? 10:00 BBC News at Ten 10:25 Regional News and Weather 10:35 Question Time 11:35 This Week

6:00 Fimbles 6:20 Me Too 6:40 The Pingu Show 7:00 Mona the Vampire 7:15 Muddle Earth 7:25 Newsround 7:30 Raven 8:00 Prank Patrol 8:30 Timmy Time 8:40 Chuggington 8:50 Louie 9:00 Charlie and Lola 9:15 Postman Pat 9:30 LazyTown 9:55 dirtgirlworld 10:10 Waybuloo 10:30 In the Night Garden 11:05 The Flintstones 11:30 Castle in the Country 12:00 The Daily Politics 12:30 Working Lunch 1:00 Car Booty 1:30 Ready Steady Cook 2:15 Animal 24:7 3:00 Diagnosis Murder 3:45 Flog It 4:30 A Question of Genius 5:15 Escape to the Country 6:00 Eggheads 6:30 Great British Menu 7:00 The Culture Show 8:00 Chelsea Flower Show 9:00 History Cold Case 10:00 The Grumpy Guide to the 80’s 10:30 Newsnight 11:20 Never Mind the Buzzcocks

ITV 1 6.00 GMTV 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 11.25 ITV News 11.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News & Weather 2.00 60 Minute Makeover 3.00 The David Dickinson Show 4.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot 5.00 The Chase 6.00 Calendar News 6.30 ITV News & Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 How Safe is Your Beach? 8.00 Emmerdale 8.30 Coronation Street 9.00 All at Sea 10.00 ITV News at Ten & Weather 10.35 Greatest Cities of the World 11.35 Supersize Kids: Britain’s Tallest Teens

Channel 4 6:20 The Hoobs 6:45 Freshly Squeezed 7:10 Everybody Loves Raymond 7:35 Everybody Loves Raymond 8:05 Frasier 8:30 Will & Grace 9:00 Will & Grace 9:25 Supernanny Us 10:20 Deal Or No Deal 11:05 Wife Swap Usa 12:00 Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 Relocation, Relocation 1:05 Springfield Rifle 2:55 Coach Trip 3:25 Countdown 4:10 Deal Or No Deal 5:00 Celebrity Come Dine With Me 6:00 The Simpsons 6:30 Hollyoaks 7:00 Channel 4 News 8:00 Location, Location, Location 9:00 How The Other Half Live 10:00 The Million Pound Drop Live 11:05 You Have Been Watching

Five 7.00 Peppa Pig 7.05 Little Princess 7.20 The Mr. Men Show 7.30 Roary the Racing Car 7.40 Make Way for Noddy 7.55 Fifi and the Flowertots 8.10 Peppa Pig 8.20 Thomas & Friends 8.35 Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom 8.45 Castle Farm 8.50 The WotWots 9.00 Bert and Ernie’s Great Adventures 9.05 Ebb and Flo 9.15 The Wright Stuff 10.45 Trisha Goddard 11.45 CSI 12.40 Five News 12.45 Paul Merton in China 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 Home and Away 2.50 Animal Rescue Squad 3.05 Film: The Obsession 5.00 Five News 5.30 Neighbours 6.00 Home and Away 6.25 Live From Studio Five 7.15 Cricket on Five 8.00 Britain’s Greatest Machines 9.00 Film: High Plains Drifter 11.10 Shops, Robbers and Videotape

Friday 28th May BBC One

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6:00 Fimbles 6:20 Me Too 6:40 The Pingu Show 7:00 Mona the Vampire 7:15 Muddle Earth 7:25 Newsround 7:30 Raven 8:00 Prank Patrol 8:30 Timmy Time 8:40 Chuggington 8:50 Louie 9:00 Charlie and Lola 9:15 Postman Pat 9:30 LazyTown 9:55 dirtgirlworld 10:10 Waybuloo 10:30 In the Night Garden 11:05 The Flintstones 11:30 Castle in the Country 12:00 The Daily Politics 12:30 Working Lunch 1:00 Car Booty 1:30 Film: A Stitch in Time 3:00 Diagnosis Murder 3:45 Flog It 4:30 A Question of Genius 5:15 Escape to the Country 6:00 Eggheads 6:30 Great British Menu 7:00 The Genius of Design 8:00 Mastermind 8:55 Chelsea Flower Show 10:00 TOTP 2: Duran Duran Special 11:00 The Review Show 11:45 Later... with Jools Holland

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6.00 GMTV 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 11.25 ITV News 11.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News & Weather 2.00 60 Minute Makeover 3.00 The David Dickinson Show 4.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot 5.00 The Chase 6.00 Calendar News 6.30 ITV News & Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 Coronation Street 8.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal 8.30 Coronation Street 9.00 Marco’s Kitchen Burnout 10.00 ITV News at Ten & Weather 10.35 Film: Play Misty for Me

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FRI: Tony Gordon may be in prison - but what is he up to? The factory workers are in for a shock as Nick and Carla’s deadline arrives. How will Cheryl react when Lloyd makes his feelings clear? What is Tony planning from his cell? Will David and Nick’s interference put the outcome of Gail’s trial in jeopardy? Deirdre is having trouble believing Tracy

Leah talking about an engagement, Colleen gets her wires crossed THURS: Leah ends her relationship with Elijah after catching him with the engagement ring. Marilyn comes up with a plan to teach paranoid Colleen a lesson. Nicole confronts Ruby about her feelings for Liam, but Ruby insists that she only has eyes for Xavier. Liam is left confused by Ruby’s odd behaviour FRI: Leah and Elijah talk things over, leading him to propose again. Will Leah accept? Marilyn and Alf decide to play a trick on Colleen, using the ring given by Hugo to Martha to make it look as if they are engaged. Hugo’s enemies start to close in on him

Rebecca calls Andrew’s mum in Sydney - only to be told by Christina that she does not want him back. Steph struggles to keep her pregnancy a secret from Libby WED: Harry suppresses his feelings for Summer and encourages her to do everything she can to make sure Andrew does not leave. When Libby is forced to fire Andrew as soccer coach, Karl suggests that she take on the position herself. THURS: Although her relationship with Declan is back on track, Kate still struggles to feel comfortable in her own skin. Can Donna help? Libby is confused by Ben’s sudden refusal to attend dance classes, until she learns that Lucas discouraged him. Can she teach Lucas a lesson and salvage Ben’s love of dance? FRI: Donna receives a letter from Nick, the man she believes to be her father. Can she find the courage to meet him? At Karl and Toadie’s suggestion, Susan signs up to some classes at the university. But Zeke is not too happy to find Susan encroaching on his territory

7 Day Soapwatch EASTENDERS MON: While Phil learns of Ben’s wickedness, Lucas hunts for Jordan and Whitney plans a surprise for Billie. Meanwhile, Stacey finds maternity leave a struggle, and Ryan and Janine battle to win their twisted bet TUES: Lucas has questions about Jordan but no answers, while Phil insists that Ben lay low, and Whitney entertains a lonely Leon. Meanwhile Stacey returns to work, but it soon drives her bonkers THURS: Lucas terrorises Ben into revealing what he did to Jordan, while Ryan attempts to get closer to Stacey, and naughty Leon steps over the mark with Whitney. Meanwhile, Lucy begs Libby for help with her exams FRI: Lucas blames himself for Jordan’s injuries, while Phil races to the police station for Ben’s sake. Meanwhile, Billie returns to a horrible surprise, and Whitney vows revenge on Leon EMMERDALE TUES: John and Moira discover some troubling news about Holly. Bob vows not to give up on Viv. Diane returns from Paris on top of the world

WED: Viv realises her marriage is over but is all hope lost? Aaron starts his community service. John decides that tough love is the best way of dealing with Holly THURS: Aaron finds himself the target of bullying while on community service. Viv attempts to stop Bob from seeing the twins. Maisie is chuffed to be asked out by Nikhil. Aaron tries to apologise to Jackson, but it falls on deaf ears. Diane is disappointed to learn that Charlie must return to France. Viv remains determined to keep the kids from Bob FRI: Nathan warns Natasha not to get close to Declan. Cain and Declan lock horns over Declan’s building work. Aaron is gutted after his run-in with Jackson CORONATION STREET MON: Will Nick go along with David’s dodgy plan? Graeme’s secret visits to Tina do not go unnoticed. Roy causes Hayley to doubt their future together WED: Will Nick and David risk everything to help Gail? Roy is shocked by what Hayley has to tell him. Will Trev help Carla secure a deal?

HOME AND AWAY MON: Jill kisses John in front of Gina. Xavier and Gina feel the pressure of keeping Hugo’s secret, knowing that he is hiding out at Martha’s farm. Romeo vents his frustration to Alf TUES: Romeo makes it clear to Jill that he will not be accepting her money. Angelo comes close to discovering Hugo’s whereabouts. Rachel and Tony are shocked to learn that Hugo is alive. Angelo and Charlie realise how much they miss each other. John begs for Gina’s forgiveness WED: A confused Elijah seeks Marilyn’s advice on the proposal. Charlie and Angelo try to play it cool with each other after their kiss, but end up organising a date. Colleen convinces herself that Marilyn is flirting with Alf. When she overhears

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Sheffield 50+ - The Voice of Older People Heard Nationally May Elders’ Congress A Visit to Madina Hilary Taylor-Firth, Sheffield 50+ Mosque in Sheffield Communications Officer

Maria-Barbara Noack, This month Congress was pleased to Sheffield 50+ Treasurer welcome two speakers, who in their Sheffield, the fifth largest city in the different ways, were of immediate UK, has a truly multi cultural cominterest to everybody. munity. Sheffield 50+ was invited to Our first speaker was Julie Bouaradiscover similarities and to find out how Bows from Capita’s Community Sup- Islam fits into today’s society. port Team. Madina Mosque has separate entrances Julie, or one of her 16 colleagues, is for men and women to take off their shoes just the sort of person we could all do and prepare for their prayers by cleaning their hands, arms, feet and the top layer to get in touch with, in these difficult financial times. She last came to Con- of their hair in a separate wash room. This also defines a break between work, gress about two years ago to encourage us, as this month, to make sure we everyday life by getting ready for prayers 5 times a day. Women and men are are receiving all the housing benefits provided spaces to enable both genders to and council tax reductions to which concentrate on their prayers. we may be entitled. For the price of a The prayer areas are on three floors, the phone call, one or other of them will main area with many places and the carpet come and visit you at home. They will pattern indicating where Mecca is, more work out any entitlement you may room on the second floor and upstairs for have and help with completing the women to be able to pray separately while claim forms and providing the neces- maintaining their modesty when kneeling sary evidence. They will also support and bending down. Pictures and statues are not allowed in a you with existing claims as well as provide you with an after care service. Mosque and the only photo is of Medina where their last prophet Muhammad is Julie and her team have a lot of sucburied. The Imam leads prayers from the cess but thousands of pounds still Qur’an, the holy book. Music is not used go unclaimed every year: sometimes but prayers and readings are done in a it’s because people just don’t know melodic way. what is on offer, sometimes because We were honoured to be allowed to sit in the forms are so complicated and the 2.00 pm prayers. A number of men sometimes simply because of pride, came in from their daily work and busiparticularly with older people. Last ness to pray, covering their heads with a hat before entering. Several women year when the Pension Credit Camprayed upstairs and went back to their paign was launched, the star of the day was Marion Bagshaw, a Sheffield daily work afterwards. 50+ member, who had recently had a It was a very warm welcome and over lunch of traditional food and drinks we check and found herself £50 a week were able to learn more about Islam and better off. She spoke very highly of the ‘Five Pillars’ from some of the local the help she received and gave a glow- community. Questions asked by Sheffield ing account of the lady who visited 50 + members were answered openly and her, saying that it was so relaxed – often with very simple explanations. It ‘just like talking to a daughter.’ is a religion about charity and giving, You may think you can’t possibly be helping people to respect and support their entitled to anything but it is surprising neighbours, follow the rules of Islam and what help is out there. Did you know, about peace. We had a look around the Children’s for instance, that if you have a stair lift, you may be entitled to a reduction Arabic school and tried to read the Arabic alphabet. The children who attend usually in your council tax? To make sure you are not missing out, learn Arabic as their third language betheir Mother tongue and English ring the Home Visit Line on 2734321 sides The Community room is used by local Monday - Friday 9am and 5pm and groups and some lunch clubs, also for make an appointment. weddings and other family get togethers. Next time, an article on our second For me it was an eye opening day and I speaker Tim Wright, about ‘Strength- have learnt several new facts and the difening Communities - Preventing ference between Religion and Culture and how some misunderstandings have been Violent Extremism in Sheffield.’

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Dates for your Diary Sheffield 50+ Elders’ Congress on Thursday, 3 June at 1.15pm in the Town Hall. All welcome. Sharrow Safer Neighbourhood Team Showcase. Friday, 21 May 2010 at Madina Community Centre (entrance on Glover Road) at 2.30pm. Get to talk to the local officers face to face. For more information call Shahbaz on 07753 780205 South Community Assembly News Flash Services for Older People? Wednesday, 26 May at St Mary’s Church, Bramall Lane. 11am interim findings of their recent survey, noon lunch, networking and people, 1pm Focus groups, 2pm close. Please feel free to drop in at anytime! If you would like free transport to get you there please contact one of the team on 2490099 (please book before Monday, 24th). Safer Sharrow Day Thursday, 3 June from noon to 4pm in Mount Pleasant Park, Sharrow. Activities include: Bouncy Castle and Slide, Kickz – Street Kick mobile football pitch, DJ workshops and much more.

PACT (Partners and Communities Together) Meetings

Broomhall Thursday, 27 May at 6pm in Broomhall Community Centre, Broomspring Lane, Sheffield, S10 2FB Burngreave Wednesday, 2 June at 6pm in Sorby House, Spital Hill, Burngreave Firth Park & Firvale Thursday, 3 June at 6pm at Pakistan Advice Centre, Page Hall Road, Sheffield Shiregreen & Wincobank Tuesday, 1 June at 6pm in Hatfield Primary School, Hatfield House Lane, Sheffield Southey, Shirecliffe& Foxhill Tuesday, 1 June at 6pm in Adlington Road Community Centre. High Green/Chapeltown Wednesday, 2 June at 6pm in Ecclesfield Parish Council Offices, Mortomley Lane (Meeting Room off Packhorse Lane to the created. This day was definitely a step rear of the offices). towards mutual understanding and closer Grenoside/Ecclesfield to Peace. I do hope you will have an opThursday, 3 June at 6pm in Grenoside portunity to visit a Mosque and celebrate alongside your neighbours and friends and Community Centre, Main Street, GrenoSend comments and letters, or relside. integrate the ideals of the ‘Five Pillars of Gleadless Valley & Woodseats evant articles either for the Mercury Islam’ into your daily life. Friday, 28 May at Morrisons Supermarpage or the next Newsletter to: ket, Meadowhead. All day drop in event between 10am and 6pm. Sheffield 50+, Arbourthorne Room LG27, Wednesday, 2 June at 6.30pm in Guildford The Town Hall, Grange, Guildford View (Off Park Grange Road) Sheffield, Manor S1 2HH Wednesday, 26 May at 10am in Enable Tel: 2735426 Centre, Harborough Ave Sharrow & HIghfields Email: sheffield50plus@yahoo.co.uk Wednesday, 2 June at 6.30 pm in The old Jane Jaqui, June and Enid after the visit Sharrow School Southview Rd www.sheffield50plus.co.uk

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24 Hours 07709 882092

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27-29 Bairstow Street, Foxhall village Blackpool, Lancashire FY1 5BN

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WHITE LODGE HOLIDAY HOME NOW TAKING BOOKINGS FOR SUMMER TV, Tea/Coffee facilities in Every Room En-suite Rooms Available • Own Key May & June, Monday to Friday £80 pp Single Nights with En Suite Room £30pp None En-suite Room £25pp Call now for further details

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FLAMBOROUGH For up to 8 people

Non Smoking Pets Accepted Linen and Towels provided Lovely Coastal/Cliff top walks Booking Now for Spring/Summer

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Detached Family Run Hotel run by (Ex-Barnsley Lass Mary Glover) Close to the Sea Front and Spa Complex, etc All Rooms En-Suite, Colour TVs, Hairdryers, tea making facilities. Discounts for Children and OAPs Ground Floor Rooms plus parking on Forecourt ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL SUMMER BREAKS

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17 Yorkshire Street, Blackpool

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There’s a Warm Welcome from Lorraine & Neville at the

BEESTON LODGE HOTEL 103 Drummond Road, Skegness, Lincolnshire PE25 3EH

The Home of The Stars Fully Licensed - Near the Sea Front Car Park - Ground Floor Available SUMMER SPECIAL

Mon-Fri B&B £79 (4 Nights) Small Pets Welcome

TEL: 01754 765533 www.beestonlodgehotel.co.uk info@beestonlodgehotel.co.uk

BRIDLINGTON

COACH HOLIDAYS

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BUTLINS SKEGNESS

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Summer Open March to November

Holiday cottages & static caravans to let on small, rural ﬁshing lake site.

Close to Skegness Tourers welcome

Fully Equipped, 3 to 4 Bed Caravans with Cooker, Freeview TV, Microwave Oven, Washing Machine, Competitive Prices. 2 Week Special Offers Available Free Access to Butlins Camp Telephone Kim or Norman on

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01353 777058 / 07709 626723

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31st May

(Spring Bank Holiday) Blackpool............£10

3rd June

Whitby ........................................................£10

26th July

Bridlington..................................................£10

23rd Aug

York................................................................ £9

8th Sept

Skipton + Bizzie Lizzies Fish & Chips.£15.50

24th Sept

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31st Oct

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3rd Nov

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20th Nov

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6th Dec

Chesterfield & Chatsworth includes Coffee, cakes, sherry & Mince Pies (entry into house

Limekiln Lane, Bridlington YO16 6TG

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extra) ...........................................................£10 Pantomine - Bradford Alhambra Billy Pearce in Snow White - January 5th, 12th, 20th, 26th & February 2nd .................................................£23.50

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www.northbayleisurepark.com enquiries@northbayleisurepark.com (We also have Holiday Caravans for Hire)

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TO LET DONʼT SELL TO ANYONE UNTIL CHALET Chapel St Leonards YOU HAVE SPOKEN TO US!!! NEW TREND HOLIDAY PARK JUST CALL NICOLA ON 07932 661994 Near Skegness

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German Xmas Mkts 9 Dec (6 Days) - £299

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www.rabmotorhomehire.co.uk

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Midweek 4 Nights £99 All Rooms plus Summer Specials Also, Superb Holiday Apartment

SPECIAL MONDAY - FRIDAY BBEM £115 per person

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School holiday per week: £225 Out of holidays: £175

TEL ANYTIME: 0114 2869094

SHEFFIELD • SKEGNESS EXPRESS Departs

SATURDAY SERVICE • All Year Round Meadowhall - 16.30 • Penny Black Pub - 16.50

Departs

WEDNESDAY SERVICE • Starts 31st March Meadowhall - 16.30 • Penny Black Pub - 16.50

MONDAY & FRIDAY SERVICE • Starts 17th May Departs Meadowhall - 15.30 • Penny Black Pub - 15.50

Adults £17.00 OAP’s £13.00 Children £11.75

Single £25.00 Week Return Single £20.00 Week Return Week Return £18.00

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MINIBUS HIRE

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CAR/MINIBUS Manchester £64/£95 East Midlands £74/£111 Stansted £160/£255 Heathrow £179/£287 Call for Others

Book online & receive 15% off

*prices quoted are from Sheffield and may vary +/- £10 from other locations

COASTAL HOLIDAYS eg 1 or 2 weeks

Skegness Bridlington

Car/Minibus £74/£111 Blackpool £102/£159 Mablethorpe

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Call for Others

Telephone 07518 871880 or 01909 519600

16 SEATER MINIBUS & PRIVATE HIRE TAXIS DVD PLAYER FITTED

MG Travel 8 & 16 Seater Minibus

• Reliable Service • Seatbelts Fitted

Weekly Door to Door Saturday service to Skegness /Ingoldmells Special Family Price - 2 Adults, 2 Children - £100 Return

All Airports Covered 24/7 Nights Out, Sporting Events, Etc Fully Insured inc. Public Liability RAC Breakdown Cover Telephone Mark Anytime on

0114 234 6285 - 07930 683027

KEPPEL Airport Transfers 24 Hour Service

Prices From Manchester £95 return East Mids £95 return Doncaster £55 return

Ring Albert on 07749868051 CARAVANS

The park has many fantastic facilities to offer, why not pick up a meal from our takeaway, or relax with a delicious meal from one of our bars, before enjoying an evening of fun packed entertainment in our large cabaret club or lounge bar.

CALL NOW FOR BOOKINGS & FREE QUOTES TEL: 01246 435035 MOB: 07976 754450 www.ejminibusandtaxihire.co.uk

NORFOLK

BRIG SQUARE HOLIDAY COTTAGES

Holkham Well Next to the Sea, Norfolk Bungalows/Cottages Sleeping 2-8 Private Parking, Central to Titchwell, Cley and Walking distance to Hulkham Reserve. Open All Year - Free Colour Brochure Now taking bookings for Spring/Summer

Tel: Ray on 01328 710 440

5 Brig Square, Freeman Street, Holkham Wells Next to the Sea, Norfolk NR23 1BH

BROADS 40 Riverside Bungalows, also

Caravans, 2/3 Bedroom adjacent to beach, Colour TV, Microwave &

Toaster, Clubs with Family Entertainment, Close to all

amenities, Specials for Senior Citizens

BOOK IN MAY FOR SPECIAL DEALS

01909 472967

TOURERS WANTED We will buy your caravan today! CASH WAITING IMMEDIATE COLLECTION

GREAT YARMOUTH

07775 694985

0121 588 4315

CALL ROBERT ON:

Oakfield benefits from over fifty years of experience, our well established family run company has a brilliant reputation with all customers. Whether you decide to hire or purchase your own luxury holiday home, we will ensure a warm welcome and professional service. All our caravans are fully equipped with everything that you need for a luxurious stay at Oakfield caravan park. They have well-fitted kitchens with a fridge and cooker, TV, shower room with WC and wash basin. We have a wide range of models available that are six or eight berth.

Tel: 01745 342455

email: info@oakfieldcaravanpark.co.uk www.oakfieldcaravanpark.co.uk

NORTH YORKS

NOW BOOKING SUMMER BREAKS

boats. Fish from you own lawn. Riverside Holidays. Potter Heigham. Free Brochure Telephone: 01692 580496

GREAT YARMOUTH

A KHATOONI

Oakfield is perfectly situated on the breathtaking North Wales coast. The park features luxury holiday homes for sale and hire. All holiday homes are equipped to an exceptional standard and perfectly located to all local amenities and attractions.

Superb Chalet for Six People from £75 a week For Information & Bookings

TO ADVERTISE IN OUR HOLIDAY SECTION PLEASE CALL OUR SALES TEAM ON 0114 276 3633

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“Where The Sea and The Country Meet” Seaside Lane, TUNSTALL Nr Hull, HU12 0JQ

Open up to 12 months every Year Holiday Homes Start from £5995 An Award Winning Park for Many Years (Part Exchange Welcome)

Visit us this Weekend!

and see our exciting plans for the future

TELEPHONE: 01964 670403 www.sand-le-mere.co.uk sales@sand-le-mere.co.uk

Manor House Park

Church Laneham, Retford, Nottinghamshire DN22 0NJ AY ME D UN LCO S - WE Y DA ALL R TU m A S 3p G N mI EN 10a P O E N D N JU A GR 6th h t 5

New Development!

Notts/Lincs Border - Residential & Leisure Homes Available • Superb Location •River Frontage •Fishing Available

Manor House Park is in a pleasant riverside location just outside the attractive village of Church Laneham, Conveniently located between Retford and the City of Lincoln.

• Residential Home Prices from £94,950 to £203,950 • Holiday Home Prices from £9,950 Up to £10,000 cashback on completion within 12 weeks!

SHOWHOME 42 x 20 Mulso Lodge

£129,950

Price includes furniture, carpets and curtains, fabulous walk-in wardrobe with en-suite, kitchen appliances and Plasma TV

Open for Viewing 7 Days

Contact Andrew or Simon for More Information

Tel: 01933 230130 www.tingdenelifestyle.co.uk

Tingdene Lifestyle Ltd. Bradﬁeld Road, Finedon Road Ind. Estate Wellingborough, Northants NN8 4HB

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GRANGE FARM LAKE FISHLAKE DONCASTER

40 peg lake, extensively stocked with Carp, Bream, Tench, Roach & Chubb Flush Toilets, Hot Food & Snacks, Secure Parking 2 Miles From M18, Junction 6 Match Bookings Now Being Taken For 2010/11 Children Under Supervision Only

In Association with

I went fishing yesterday; nothing unusual in that, I go once a week like many anglers, but I had an extremely interesting conversation with a chap I met on the bank about safety in angling. Are you one of those people who think “.... it will never happen to me”, or are you an angler that considers the dangers inherent when near water? What about the statistics? How many accidental drownings happen annually throughout the UK? The latest available figures show that almost 700 drownings occur each year, the majority of which happen between May and July as the weather warms up. This may point to the assumption that many of the deaths are youngsters, after all, we older (wiser?) anglers don’t go swimming about when we get bored do we? As a serving firefighter on a boat equipped station, I have been witness to many recoveries from water; note that I do not say ‘rescue’; once you are in the water and in difficulty, it’s very un5 Individual Lakes

likely you will get back out unless trained rescue is already on site. Many of these incidents have been angling related and of those that are, all have been under 18 years old. There are many hazards which may or may not be easily visible, and as water is a dynamic environment, they may change daily. What makes it so dangerous then? After all, it’s only water, we swim in it, drink it, bathe in it and use it every day for a variety of tasks, all without coming to harm. What looks like a cool, inviting pool could harbour many hazards including deep (or unexpectedly shallow) areas, freezing temperatures, diseases, undertow, currents, subsurface obstructions, and who knows what else. So, what can be done to reduce the tragic ﬁgures? It’s up to us as anglers to watch out for each other. A bit of basic ﬁrst aid training goes an awfully long way as these kind of incidents often happen a long way from the nearest access and you could be the only help immediately available; a 20 Acres of Water 150 Pegs

Set in 72 acres of picturesque, country holiday lodges with unlimited fishing included. WOODY’S BAR & LAKE VIEW RESTAURANT Offers quality food including takeaway for fishermen Malden Suite function room available for hire Touring Van Site with hook ups Camping Sites • Flush Toilets • Showers Woodland Walks

Now taking match bookings for 2010/2011 OPEN ALL YEAR

AA Approved

TELEPHONE: 01400 230888 Ancaster, Grantham, Lincs, NG32 3RT

www.woodlandwaters.co.uk

Now Taking Bookings for Weekend Caravans All Welcome

mobile phone to summon help is an essential piece of angling equipment these days, but it’s useless if you are unsure of your exact location! Wear sensible footwear, (especially in winter), don’t go near overhanging or undercut banks as they may give way unexpectedly, fish with a friend, and be properly prepared for fishing at night, taking sufficient lighting and spare batteries! There is much we can do to help each other out and avoid another unnecessary drowning, I realise (as a father to 4 step kids) that a few younger anglers may consider that they don’t need advice as they already have a ‘know it all’ part of the brain, but a little bit of thought before you go may be the thing that makes a difference to us all. Trust me, it’s not pleasant recovering someone from the water, especially kids, and it’s even worse when it could have been avoided..... Tight lines Clint

FISHING IN THE FENS We Welcome all Anglers to

THE CONIFERS GUEST HOUSE

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LAST MATCH WEIGHT 350lb of Carp & Bream FOR INFORMATION CALL:

CLEARWATER LAKES

01302 846163 or 07930 321218 Open All Year Round - Postcode DN7 5LD

Large lake set in picturesque surroundings, 120 pegs stocked with Carp to 30lbs, Roach, Bream, Tench, Rudd, Chubb, & Ide. Toilets & parking at the rear of all pegs. Pleasure and club match bookings now being taken for 10/11 season

Ranksill Road, Mattersey, Nottinghamshire

Tel: 01777 818497 Mobile: 07969 738765

NITRO-BAITS Southey Hill Precinct - Southey Green - Sheﬃeld S5 8BA NOW OPEN

• Bed and Breakfast • Flasks Filled for Free • Home Cooked Evening Meal • Near Many Drains & Carp Lakes • Tackle Shop Nearby

Contact Jackie Smith 01733 203256

S! D E E N ’S N A M R E H IS F FOR ALL A Full Personal Service Quality Tackle Ground Baits Mixed on Premises OPENING TIMES Monday - Friday 8am - 5:30pm KJS FISHERIES Saturday and Sunday OPEN FROM 5AM! 13 Lakes & Ponds Bring this Advert for a On-Site Cafe Pint of Maggots for £1.80 Aston & Killamarsh 44 High Causeway, Whittlesey, Peterborough PEF 1AN www.conifers-guesthouse.co.uk

12 Monthly Permit £65 Day Ticket £6 Pensioners £4 (Mon-Fri) Match Bookings Taken

0114 247 0876

Stockists of Maver Rods, Garbolino, Waterline, Daiwa Wide Stock of Dynamite Baits

0114 327 8864

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winners’ enclosure however in the next when Prime Defender HORSE RACING (20/1) put up a gritty display by Timelord to see off all his rivals in the Duke of York stakes. Not too Second Guineas in a bad overall I suppose. fortnight for Special Duty On Thursday Dancing David – but only after French was a non-runner in the Dante, Stewards intervene as was Viscount Nelson. However the other Aidan O’Brien Quite amazingly Special trained horse that I gave a Duty was awarded her mention to, Cape Blanco, duly second 1000 Guineas prize obliged at 9/2. The style of within a fortnight when she his victory would give you won the French 1000 guinevery encouragement that he eas last Sunday after Liliside would get further yet and, as was disqualified and placed an unbeaten colt, he has to be sixth for going for a non-ex- a live contender for a Derby istent gap when making her somewhere. In the Middleton run. Special Duty now is a Stakes Flying Cloud was dual Guineas winner courtesy somewhat disappointing beof the Stewards in England hind the impressive Sariska. and France. Fortunately for On Friday Wajir was similarly them the Irish Stewards will disappointing in the Yorkshire not have to deliberate on her Cup and Agony and Ecstasy as she is not entered in the was another non-runner in the Irish version which takes Michael Seely Stakes. place this coming Sunday. In the Irish 2000 Guineas on My selections for York last Saturday there seems to be a week proved to be something really good race in prospect. of a curate’s egg. Aidan O’Brien looks to have It all started quite badly when a stranglehold on the race Peter Tchaikovsky and Call It fielding nine of the twenty On finished second-last and presently declared runners. last in the opener on Wednes- Of his crew I think that Jan day. However there was quick Vermeer has the best form in recompense awaiting thanks the book. Currently on offer at to Kaptain Kirkup who won 12/1 he has a decent each way the next at 6/1. It was then chance. Another of O’Brien’s a case of oh so near when with a better chance than his Gold Bubbles (20/1) was just form figures would appear to touched off in the shadows of indicate is Purple Heart. Curthe post by Henry Cecil’s Avi- rently available at 66/1 with ate in the Musidora. A furlong Bet 365 I suppose this could out I was pretty confident that indicate that there is a chance he won’t run so hold fire till she would hold on but Eddie Ahern conjured a great run out the day if you do fancy him. of the winner down the inside Two others with good each way chances are Shintoh (25/1 rail. We were back in the

with Ladbrokes) and Noll Wallop (8/1 with Bet 365). Best of the English would appear to be Peter ChappleHyam’s Morana who might just have needed his recent prep race at Chester. My final selection though has to be Jan Vermeer with Shintoh fulfilling the “saver” role, but it would hardly be a surprise if any of the others obliged. I shall also have an each way go on Purple Heart if he runs. In the Greenlands Stakes on the same card I fancy Snaefell to turn the tables on his recent conqueror Rain Delayed. Also in with a decent shout is Croisultan. The TRI Equestrian stakes run immediately after the 2000 Guineas could prove to be a match between Indiana Gal and Pollen with marginal preference for the former. On Sunday it is the fillies’ turn in the 1000 Guineas. Joint top rated in my system are Dance Hall Girl and Wrong Answer but I don’t really fancy either of them. Three fillies with progressive profiles are: Bethrah; Lady Springbank and Termagant. Of the three I like Termagant best but this will be her first outing of the year so I am crossing my fingers that she won’t be too ring rusty! In the Tattersalls Gold Cup half an hour earlier I like the chances of Cavalryman to outpoint Age of Aquarius and Famous Name. The latter has really good recent form so will be a live danger but at his best Cavalryman can prevail. Good luck with your investments!

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Hewy’s Coming Home Sheffield Steelers’ Jason Hewitt will be returning to the club next season for his 6th year with the team. Hewitt, who also regularly ices for Team GB, scored a career-high 11 goals last season, and is the team’s best penalty killer. “I’m delighted to be returning,” said Hewitt “I love the Steelers, I love being a Steeler, I love everything about the history, the club, the Arena. This is where I want to be now and for the rest of my career. We have had so much success and good times here recently, then last year came along and brought us all down to earth with a bump. We have experienced winning and losing and I know which one I prefer.” - Jason Hewitt. Team GB coach Paul Thompson has given the Steelers’ latest signings his seal of approval, as coach Dave Matsos has recently secured the signatures of three GB internationals in Ashley Tait, Robert Dowd and now Jason Hewitt. “...Hewey is a man, on the ice and in the room, he doesn’t act it out, he genuinely cares. He knows his role as well, he is very good in his own end something that’s hard to teach.

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Sheffield Eagles 22 Batley Bulldogs 12 Eagles produced a great second half performance with Alex Rowe scoring two late tries to claim a dramatic win over Batley Bulldogs. Prop forward Rowe tries in the final five minutes to have the fans on their feet at Bramall Lane. It’s now two straight wins for the eagles with Toulouse Olympique next up at the Lane on Saturday 15 May (kick-off 3pm) Batley had the best of the first half and could have doubled their half-time 12-0 lead but the Eagles apart from a couple of lapses hung in. At halftime coach Mark Aston read the riot act and then with ten minutes to go in a master stroke sent back on Rowe - and it worked! The Eagles were stunned as Batley took an early lead with Gareth Moore seeing his chance from dummy half and cutting through the Eagles line from 20 metres for a try. The scrum-half added the goal. Paul Handforth and Moore were controlling the plays for Batley with the forwards blasting their way through the middle. Rowe came on for the Eagles and put in some big runs but the Bulldogs defence was in a mean mood. The Handforth and Moore combination almost sent in centre Danny Maun but the Eagles line defence held. At the other end the home side were taking a battering and the pressure told with prop Dave Tootill following up a kick to touchdown soon after he came off the bench. Moore added the goal. Tootill also got his second try but he was held up over the line. The Eagles were struggling to get out of their half and lacked the power and kicking game they had shown in the big win over Whitehaven. Half-time saw Batley go in with a 12-0 lead. The Eagles were a different team from the restart taking the game to Batley with some good passing moves.

A 60 metre break from Rowe set up the move that led to the Eagles first try. Rowe was held near the posts but the ball was put out wide and Tangi Ropati off-loaded to winger Ashley Thackeray who went in at the corner. Brendon Lindsay added the goal. Soon after Thackeray had to go off with a knee injury. Eagles narrowed the gap to two points following a break from his own half by Menzie Yere which led to Lindsay and the centre sending Mills in near the flag. Lindsay’s kick hit the upright. Moore looked to have got Batley’s third try with a break near the line but he was held up. Batley tested the Eagles with a series of high kicks but a couple of penalties relieved the pressure. Into the final five minutes and the next score was vital,that’s when Rowe exploded on the scene. The prop produced a perfectly timed run to blast over for a try near the posts. Ropati added the goal and the Eagles were ahead for the first time in the game. With two minutes left Rowe sealed the win with a burst that took him over under the posts and Ropati added the two points. Eagles: Misi Taulapapa, Ashley Thackeray, Tangi Ropati, Menzie Yere, Danny Mills; Brendon Lindsay, Aaron Groom; Ryan Hepworth, Craig Cook, Trevor Exton, Alex Szostak, Peter Green, Dane McDonald. Subs: Joe Hirst, Alex Rove, Matty Brooks, Ged Corcoran. Tries: Thackeray (44), Mills (49), Rowe (75, 78). Goals: Lindsay 1/ 2, Ropati 2/2 Batley: Johnny Campbell; Lee Greenwood, Danny Maun, Mark Toohey, Alex Brown; Paul Handforth, Gareth Moore; Byron Smith, Kris Lythe, Sean Hesketh, Jason Walton, John Gallagher, Ashley Lindsay. Subs:, Kyle Wood, Craig Potter, James Martin, Dave Tootill. Tries: Moore (4), Tootill (23). Goals: Moore 2/2. Referee: Matthew Thomason. Penalties: 8-2 Attendance: 1170 Man of the match: Alex Rowe

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to go with his greyness to pull it off. Despite the turmoil, there will be some kind of scope to strengthen the squad and I would like to see us up there at the business end of the season. The first few games will be paramount as we need to hit the ground running. Sink or swim time. The investment saga has been trundling on for as long as the Harry Potter films and I was bored of both a long time ago. I never thought anything of any significance would ever happen with it and I still don’t. To paraphrase an old football manager of mine, we have to pee with the todger we’ve got. Strafford’s resignation didn’t stun me to be honest. I was informed that he had fell on his sword by a friend of mine whilst I was visiting my dear old Nan. At the time I was helping her look for her purse which turns out to be a microcosm of how the club should react. I simply carried on looking for it

in December 2008 have greatly enhanced the day to day business operations of the club. In particular, Mr Strafford’s work in communicating with our supporters has fostered a stronger bond between fans and Sheffield Wednesday. The aim is for Sheffield Wednesday to be challenging for promotion during the coming season and as such, major work needs to be done to the first team squad. Howard Wilkinson will work closely with Nick Parker and manager Alan Irvine to build a squad that is capable of taking the club back to the Championship as soon as possible. As previously communicated, the board is still engaged in an investment process with a number of interested parties. There can be no certainty that these will successfully conclude in time to impact upon the first team rebuilding process this summer. The board will continue to operate on the basis that no external investment will materialise this summer. We urge supporters of Sheffield Wednesday to reinforce their backing for Alan Irvine and his management team by commit-

ting to purchase season tickets for the coming season. The board and manager will consider all options in terms of the current playing staff. The main considerations in these decisions will be the need to deliver a strong squad and the board’s responsibility to manage the club’s finances. Commenting on the Board changes, Interim Chairman Howard Wilkinson said: “I would like to thank Lee for all his work over the past 18 months. He is a true fan of Sheffield Wednesday and his efforts towards rebuilding this club should not be forgotten. “It is an honour for me to become Chairman, albeit I stress that this will only be on an interim basis. My focus now is on working with Alan Irvine to build a strong team and one that is capable of achieving promotion back to the Championship as soon as possible. “It has been a tough few weeks for everybody who cares about Sheffield Wednesday but by working together, we must try to ensure that we are able to look forward to a brighter season ahead.” but we are rebuilding a squad that we hope will equip us for a promotion challenge and this will give us some leeway towards bringing others in.”

James Harper is the highest profile name to leave the Blades who have announced the list of players whose contracts are up this summer. The former Reading midfielder made 33 league and cup starts after converting his initial loan to a full move in mid season. Whilst Nick Montgomery and Gary Naysmith are both still in negotiations with United about renewing their contracts, eight others will be leaving the Club,

including Glen Little and Henri Camara. Defenders Jonathan Fortune and Derek Geary have fought back well to overcome injury, Maltese International goalkeeper Justin Haber is staying permanently at sister club Ferencvaros in Hungary, and Ian Bennett will also depart. Striker Liban Abdi and midfielder Sam Wedgbury are released after featuring for the Reserves and picking up first-team experience whilst on loan at Ferencvaros. Kevin Blackwell says: “I would like to thank all of them for what they have given Sheffield United and hope that they soon find other clubs. “It is always sad to see long serving players leave, particularly when they have served us well,

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The Sheffield United transfer see-saw is looking somewhat one-sided after nine players were released as their playing contracts came to an end. The list was led by James Harper, Glenn Little and Derek Geary with six others also facing the chop. And with rumours refusing to dissipate regarding the futures of many of our previously most dependable stars, Blades fans can be excused for starting to get a little worried. How much credence we can give to the constant stories of newly promoted Leeds United being poised to plunder our squad remains to be seen. A new name appears to be added daily, with Nick Montgomery, Chris Morgan, Jamie Ward and Billy Sharp all reportedly interesting our county neighbours. I think logic would suggest that there is no way that all four will make the switch, but equally unlikely that none will. My guess is that it will be one out of four, and that one will be the Leeds born Montgomery. Admiring glances are also being cast over our squad by former Blades manager Neil Warnock

now in the hot-seat at QPR, with Darius Henderson, Paddy Kenny and again Montgomery being linked with a move south. The upshot is that if half of all this is to be believed then we have got some serious work to be done before next season. While I would agree that we need to start redressing the imbalance on the see-saw and add a couple of new faces to the squad, as I said last week the priority must be to tie up the futures of the backbone of our squad. It seems that Bramall Lane will soon begin to resemble the Mary Celeste, which will make it very difficult for Blackwell to find players who in his words ‘can handle the pressure of playing for a club like Sheffield United’. Thank goodness that we have the consolation that however bad things may get, they won’t be as bad as at Hillsborough.

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LEE STRAFFORD STEPS DOWN AS CHAIRMAN FOOTBALL www.swfc.co.uk

The Board of Sheffield Wednesday PLC (the board) can confirm that Lee Strafford has resigned from his position as Chairman with immediate effect. Howard Wilkinson, who has been acting as Technical Advisor to the board, has been appointed as Interim Chairman. The appointment will end on 7 August 2010, the start of the new football season. The board felt that such an appointment was appropriate, given the club’s focus in the coming weeks on revitalising the first team squad and building towards the new football season. The board would like to place on record its thanks to Mr Strafford for his service and dedication to Sheffield Wednesday. The changes instigated by Mr Strafford and Chief Executive Nick Parker since their appointment

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regardless without really pausing to feel sorry for myself. As it turns out, the purse was in her bag all along but I fear the easiness of finding it is where the metaphor ends. Who knows what next week will bring? A new chairman? Investment? Gail’s freedom? Tune in to find out.

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Lee Strafford ponders poor old Gail’s predicament (possibly)

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