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COUNCIL SEEKS VIEWS ON LICENSING Shefﬁeld City Council is inviting the city’s residents, community groups, businesses, licensees and other agencies to have their say on licensing in the city. They are being asked to comment on a revised licensing policy for Shefﬁeld, which has recently been reviewed to offer more information and guidance not only to applicants

for licences, but also residents and businesses. The consultation runs to August 9 2010. After the consultation the policy will be revised to take into account the comments received, and the ﬁnal version will be agreed by the Council. Chief Licensing Ofﬁcer, Steve Lonnia, explains: “The policy must be reviewed every three years in accordance with the

law. Although the policy has worked well we wanted to give much more information and guidance to everyone who uses it so that they ﬁnd it helpful and easy to use.” The Chair of Licensing, Cllr Clive Skelton, said “We want to hear the views of everyone. Having a good policy in place will help us ensure that we have a city that people want to

live, work and visit on a regular basis and where they are safe to enjoy their leisure time. Please let us have your comments.” Paul Thompson, Assistant Manager of the Frog and Parrott pub who was crowned Sheffield’s first winner of the Best Bar None awards in January, said: “The revised policy should help everyone ensure that Sheffield is the place to visit and

that we continue to offer safe and well-managed licensed premises for everyone to enjoy.” Comments on the policy from residents, community groups and businesses are welcome. You can see the policy on the Council’s website at www. shefﬁeld.gov.uk/ policyconsultation. A hard copy of the policy can be obtained by contacting the

Licensing General Section on 0114 203 7752. You can email your comments to general.licensing@ sheffield.gov.uk or, alternatively, write to “Licensing Consultation”, Licensing General Section, Sheffield City Council, Town Hall, Pinstone Street, Sheffield, S1 2HH. All comments need to be received before 5pm on August 9 2010.

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It’s been a while since out last outside broadcast and what better way to get back into it than returning to an old favourite. For several years Radio Nightingale regularly broadcast from St Leonard’s church in Dinnington but our last visit was in June 2008 celebrating our 30th anniversary. A chance meeting at the hospital late last year with one of the regular participants in the services brought a to light a misunderstanding of why there had been no more broadcasts – we were waiting to be invited, they were waiting for us to ask! So with all that sorted out we are back to Dinnington on Sunday 20th June. The service will be led by the Rev. Jane Bolton and will bring together people from different denominations. The service will be relayed live back to the patients at the Rotherham General Hospital from 4.00pm. We’re visiting the church this week for a rehearsal, maybe I shouldn’t say that and give the game away as to why everything sounds so well organised. Keep it between you and me then! The 20th June is also Father’s Day and don’t forget to thank dad for all those years of taxi-ing you around, putting up with your loud music and acting as your cash machine. No matter how many years ago it was, it’s never too late to show him you care. Visiting easyfundraising for your Father’s Day present means everyone’s a winner - Dad gets a great gift, you save money and we get a donation at no cost to yourself. There are some special offers too including: 30% OFF top experiences from lastminute.com; double donations from DELL; FREE CD from Play.com; £5 OFF at Prezzybox. Visit easyfundraising’s dedicated Father’s Day page now at www.easyfundraising.org.uk/radionightingale Radio Nightingale broadcasts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for the patients and staff of the Rotherham General Hospital on 945 &1350mw and Hospedia. For more information about the station visit www.radionightingale.org.uk Current volunteer vacancies: • Saturday sports show presenter • Football commentator • Request collector (Tuesday or Wednesday morning) • Fundraiser • Voice over artist / creator Contact us on 01709 304244 for more information on volunteering.

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FIND THE TRUE YOU AT CRYSTAL PEAKS SHOPPING CENTRE It’s time to ﬁnd the True You at Crystal Peaks Shopping Centre! A True Beauty event will be taking place on Saturday 26th June between 11am and 3pm in the central atrium of Crystal Peaks. The True Beauty event will focus on all things beauty related with resident style guru Kate Solomans on hand to give shoppers advice and tips on the hottest hair styles and latest make-up trends. On the day, shoppers will be shown how to recreate the latest celebrity styles at a fraction of the price using products from your favourite Crystal Peaks retailers. Make up artists from The Body Shop, Superdrug and Boots will join Kate LIVE on stage to style shoppers,

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80S REWIND – THE CHRISTMAS TOUR The ultimate 80’s Christmas Party comes to Shefﬁeld Arena on Monday 6th December with 80s Rewind – The Christmas Tour. Tickets priced £37.50 (booking fee may apply) go on sale Thursday 17th June 9am. With over 50 top twenty hits between them, this will be a non-stop party from start to ﬁnish. Get into the spirit of an 80s Christmas (yes, you can dress up) with chart toppers such as Celebration, Joanna – Kool & The Gang, We Are Family, He’s The Greatest Dancer – Sister Sledge, The Look of Love – ABC, We Close Our Eyes – Go West, Ideal World – The Christians, China In Your Hand – T’Pau ad many more hits. Tickets for 80s Rewind – The Christmas Tour at Shef-

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COPLEYʼS COLUMN We have at last got the World Cup underway, and I have to say that England made a poor start against U.S.A, with Robert Green, our goalkeeper gifting them a goal, which never looked like coming. Thoughtfully, channel four have also got the final Big Brother on our screens, thus giving those not interested in football some alternative viewing. I can say, without fear of contradiction that England will not win the World Cup, (how this will gladden the hearts of the Scots) and having watched France and Holland, neither will they. Spain would appear to be the favourites, with probably the strongest opposition coming from Brazil. Big Brother put out on show a pretty weird bunch of housemates, with the only girl I found in the least attractive coming from Lesbania. They are all a bunch of wannabees without a prayer of making it any other way, and unless Endomoll, the producers, conjure up some steamy scenes, I fear that viewing figures will drop each week the show goes on. I have been fortunate to have been entertained regally, first on Thursday night, where a great many of us gathered to celebrate the birthday of Ray Keddy, who along with Bev runs the White Swan, Dronfield., a splendid hostelry. The entertainment was provided by Joel White, Emma Naylor and splendid guitarist, Russ Dennett. All are excellent artistes in their own right, and performing together were absolutely fantastic, well worthy of Ray’s birthday. Ray, an eternal Newcastle fan was presented with a large framed number nine Newcastle shirt signed by his favourite player,

Alan Shearer. I woke up on Friday morning thinking that how my life was fantastic, nice house, beautiful girlfriend, some quality friends, great entertainment, thirty one days of non-stop football and reasonably good health when I was struck down with toothache. On Sunday night, I wanted to spend some time with my great friend and top disc jockey, Gary Sinclair, now hopefully getting over his recent stroke and six of us went to see the number one Michael Jackson tribute Navi at The Dusty Miller, Barlborough, owned by my mate Adrian Fazackerly. We dined at his famous carvery, surely the best for miles around and great value for money,before the show started at nine thirty, and what a show it was, absolutely fantastic, with Navi looking exactly like Michael Jackson and putting a huge amount of energy into the production, along with his dancers. Navi is big time now, and the Dusty Miller, for which he has much

affection, is the only public house where he can be seen. Owner Adrian, very sportingly got on stage with six other volunteers to perform a dance routine, and he certainly impressed the large audience. He has obviously been having a few lessons since Navi’s last appearance. Navi is to appear later on this year and should not be missed, if you can obtain a ticket. After the show, Adrian brought Navi to meet me and I found him to be most charming and humble. He told me that he had sung for the king of pop and promised to e-mail me a photograph of the two of them for inclusion in the Mercury. However, it had not arrived by print deadline time. In these times of economic depression, Adrian evidences that with a lot of hard work and thought, it is not impossible to buck the trend. There is much to look forward to this year with the Mercury putting some great shows on and of course the Mercury awards.

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Spelbound stormed ITV1’s Britain’s Got Talent final to be crowned the winner of Britain’s Got Talent 2010, and will now headline this year’s Britain’s Got Talent Live Tour which comes to Sheffield Arena on Tuesday 29th June. Tickets are now on sale priced £32.50 (booking fee may apply). Spelbound wowed more than 19 million viewers with their breathtaking and imaginative gymnastic routine. From human skipping ropes to flying over the judge’s heads, Spelbound pulled out all the stops to wow the nation, and be named worthy winners of Britain’s Got Talent 2010. Spelbound will be joined on the Britain’s Got Talent Live Tour by all of this year’s

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rapport, but can also hold a note. Exhausting. [Richard Oldale, Sandman Magazine] Here tonight are the Spires. A band with something to Sheffield band The Spires, play say, and more importantly a band the O2 Academy on the 19th, as I with something worth listening to, so really don’t know much about the worth listening to in fact that tonight band here are a few glowing rethey get an encore. The standout ports about them to help you make track of the evening being the edgy your mind up; The local support for the mid week Leadmill gig, The and Cure inspired ’17 Years’. Musically tighter than Fern Britten’s size Spires are one of the most engagten cocktail dress, they play with ing and entertaining bands on the an energy that only rightly justified Sheffield circuit at present. self confidence can bring. This is This electro-rock outfit draw influcertainly a band to make you stop ences from four decades of music, and think. [Tom Bowen, Sandman throw it into the melting pot with Magazine] “The Spires kicked out nitro-glycerine until it explodes in a 24 carat hatrick. A hot chunk of an adrenaline fuelled performance rock that won me over completely. that gives you the buzz live music The Spires have killer tunes.” [Radio is intended to do. This electro-rock Coma Magazine] The Spires Live outfit has a distinguished sound that on Hallam FM “We have found an pushes the boundaries of rock-pop. unsigned band that sound absolutely The guitars thrash and grind with heavy drums and swirling keyboard, amazing! We have had hundreds of entries. I am pleased to announce and a buoyant front man not only draws in the crowd with his energetic that we have the best unsigned act in

South Yorkshire supporting INXS at the City hall. THE SPIRES!! ‘’ [Big John at Breakfast, Hallam FM] The Creative Corporation “A Cathedral of beautiful sound, The Spires. One of the bands to keep an eye on in 2009!” [Dave Stansbie, Creative Director - The Creative Corporation]

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LIVE REVIEW - PENDULUM venue: Doncaster Dome date: Saturday 22nd May

Wheatus is an American rock group from New York. They are known largely for their 2000 hit single “Teenage Dirtbag” which was featured in the movie Loser. Wheatus was formed by Brendan B. Brown in 1995. Brown wrote a few songs, enlisted the help of his brother Peter on drums and Rich Liegey on bass (he was replaced by Mike McCabe after the release of their selftitled debut Wheatus). The band regularly performed at Luna Lounge and were one of the ﬁrst groups to emerge out of the lower east side NYC downtown music scene. In 1999, they hired New York attorney Ray Maiello to shop their self produced debut album and signed with Kevin Patrick at Columbia Records; shortly thereafter, Maiello was hired as band manager. Due to disagreements with their record label over Brendan B. Brown’s refusal to lip sync on Top Of The Pops, Wheatus’ second album, Hand Over Your Loved Ones, received little or no promotion in the UK and was never even released by Sony in the USA. Consequently it did not sell well, with the single “American in Amsterdam” also failed to signiﬁcantly impact the music charts. The band re-released their second album in 2005 under the title Suck Fony (good one guys) on their own label Montauk Mantis with two new songs, “William McGovern” and the Pat Benatar cover “Hit Me with Your Best Shot”. The album was originally only available from the band’s website, except in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Here there

is a greater demand for Wheatus albums, and a greater proliferation of independent music stores, which allowed the band to get a distribution contract, despite the relative obscurity of their record label. (As of April 2007, Suck Fony is available on iTunes and eMusic). Wheatus was signed by Warner Bros. to perform a theme for the Warner Bros. cartoon show Jackie Chan Adventures. The band members decided to remake one of their rather obscure songs titled “Punk Ass Bitch” for the theme (“Punk Ass Bitch” which was penned by Liegey, remains one of the most downloaded Wheatus songs according to iTunes). Their performance was later scrapped in favour of an instrumental theme for the show, but was used as the ending theme, and in a few commercial advertisements for the show, on the Warner Bros. television network. On Twitter Brendan B. Brown announced that Pop, Songs, and Death: Vol. 2 The Jupiter EP was scheduled for release in May 2010, however, the release was postponed indeﬁnitely due to unforeseen circumstances including the death of ex-band-member Phil Jimenez’s sister in a car accident and tour line-up changes. The EP is likely to be released in August on the label Blacktop Records and will be released on vinyl and CD format. The 10th Anniversary Tour of the US, UK and one date in Austria has begun (yes it really is 10 years!) and that tour brings them to Shefﬁeld’s O2 Academy on the 20th. Wheatus - 10th Anniversary Tour: O2 Academy 2, Sunday 20th June, Door time: 7.00pm, Show time: TBC

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Arguably Australia’s greatest export since Mick Dundee, the wild 6 piece outﬁt held the Doncaster Dome in a strangle hold on Saturday the 22nd May. I approached this gig with an air of entrepedation, the last time I went to Doncaster was to watch The Prodigy earlier in the year when my friend had his elbow shattered after falling in the mosh pit and the last time I watched Pendulum a crowd surfer volleyed me in the back of the head knocking me semi-unconscious and chipping my front tooth. Despite this however I fully enjoyed both previous events. The Dome has always been popular with dance fans, hosting regular names such as The Prodigy & Faithless and yet again it was a shoulder to shoulder, face wedged in the guy in fronts wet back, swirling sweat pit as the crowd lapped up a volcanic two hour set. The D&B rockers are to the world music scene what Aussie Rules Football is to ball sports; hyper energetic, testosterone fuelled and decidedly unlike anything else. Formed in 2002 by 3 musicians from Western Australia, this group have always strove to create a fresh new sound within dance music, mixing Drum and Bass beats with soaring riffs, epic vocals and rock attitude. After the epic single ‘Vault’ in 2003, followed a run of acclaimed singles such as ‘Slam’ and ‘Fasten Your Seatbelt’ which broke Pendulum into the public domain. The band released their debut album ‘Hold Your Colour’ selling in excess of 300,000

reviews by presley artist: Scissor Sisters album: Fire with Fire release date:21st June

artist:Diddy Dirty Money Hello single: Good Morning release date:21st June

6 long years ago, the Scissor Sisters started to break through into our charts with a bizarre cover of Pink Floyds ‘Comfortably Numb’. At the time it seemed like an extraordinary version. I remember hearing it for the first time in Top Shop on Fargate (I’d stumbled in by mistake, I was looking for the pub…………honest!) Now that cover seems totally normal because we are used to what this band is all about. Songs such as ‘Laura’ ‘Take Your Mama’ and ‘Filthy/ Gorgeous’ were huge hits. Brit awards followed and the band became huge. Now they’re back, it does seem like they’ve been away an awfully long time though. With an album ‘Nightwork’ to follow on the 28th of this month, this precursor to that is a big deal. The difficult 3rd album! I know people say the difficult album is supposed to be the second one and they’re probably right. But this one will prove, for the Scissor Sisters at least, to be the one that leaves their careers either hanging in the balance or taking them onto another level entirely. ‘Fire with Fire’ isn’t what we’ve come to expect from them. There is no sign of the glamness, of the gay campness or even the disconess (is that even a real word??). This song is serious. It’s very uplifting, it’s catchy too. But its putting out a much more straight faced Sisters. Now the question is, will the public go for this? My theory is a resounding yes. As long as they keep the basic elements of what fans of theirs love about them they’ll be fine. But what this song may do is win them a whole load of new fans. This is an accomplished tune, its still fun, but maybe more adult fun. Imagine a gay Coldplay and you may get a very rough idea of what this sounds like.

A lot of the major rap artists are releasing stuff at the moment. Eminem etc etc. This is P Diddy’s new creation, basically him and a couple of women. I heard this for the ﬁrst time on the Jonathon Ross show on the Beeb the other night. I was pleasantly surprised. It’s a mixture of electro and rap and it does make rap sound a bit fresher. Diddy had on stage with him, wait for this………………on drums, our very own Matt Helders……… yes he of the Arctic Monkeys. How odd??? But it worked really well and it looked and sounded right. What did impress me was that Diddy performed more like a rockstar than a rapper, I liked that. This will be a big hit; his name will make sure of that and it aint half bad.

copies and prompted their headlining of the 2005 Glastonbury Dance Stage. The rest, as they say, is history. The second album ‘In Silico’ debuted at #2 in the UK and featured crossover hit ‘Propane Nightmares’, since then they have received global praise, gracing live stages ranging from Shefﬁeld’s own Tuesday Club to headlining last year’s Download Festival. After a tantalizing warm up set from Sub Focus, the crowd erupt as Pendulum dive into ‘Under The Waves’ and ‘Witchcraft’ from the chart topping third album ‘Immersion’ – the result of multiplying ‘Hold Your Colour’ by ‘In Silico’ and then sprinkling it with yet more fresh guitar riffs and big beats. Perhaps the reason these boys attract such a loyal yet diverse fan base is the sheer depth and breadth of their musical ability.

The next hour was a showcase which led to the capacity crowd suffering near exhaustion in the extreme heat and intensity, before the ﬁnal punishment came in the form of ‘Propane Nightmares’ and the remix of the legendary Prodigy tune ‘Voodoo People’. The only thing left after this was the mass jettisoning of shirts, shoes and most other garments, as the crowd, and the band, had given everything they had to give at yet another monster gig at The Dome.

artist:BowWowWow single: Bow Wow Wow release date:21st June Maybe because of the sad passing of Malcolm McLaren recently, this has been re-packaged and put back out onto the shelves of the record shops. It was his first big project after the Sex Pistols imploded, and the erstwhile media manipulator made sure his new band bounded onto the scene with a whole gaggle of gimmicks. The first was Annabella Lwin, a 14-yearold Burmese immigrant he found working in a laundry and decided to remake into a post punk goddess. Then there was what used to be Adam’s Ants, the trio of Matthew Ashman [guitar],Leroy Gorman [bass] and Dave Barbarossa [drums], whom McLaren introduced to African music [specifically, the sound of Burundi tribal drumming] then induced them to dump Adam and follow him. The major scandal of the time though was that, even though she was only 14, Annabella was naked on the sleeve. This probably was a better marketing ploy than the music, which in the main was a bit poor. Although ‘Chihuahua’ and ‘Go Wild in the Country are great songs. An album to buy? Maybe not. But a couple of songs to check out online, most definitely.

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Twenty Twenty, My PassionQuitedrive, Set Your Goals, Sherwood and Army of Freshman. 2010 seems to be the year for Summerlin. First they became one of the top 20 played unsigned acts on Myspace, followed by being asked to appear on BBC Radio One Annie&Nick Switch show where they were interviewed, recorded a jingle and they were tipped as one of the bands to look out for by Edith Bowman. With The release of their debut E.P an ﬁrst UK headline tour July the buzz for this band is

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ORIENTAL NO 1 Situated in Shefﬁeld town centre, this must be one of the best Chinese Restaurants around! £10.00 buys an “all-you-can-eat buffet” with a selection from a huge range of Chinese and Cantonese dishes. Great for families, the restaurant is always busy and the buffet is constantly restocked with freshly prepared food. Vegetarian dining is amply catered for, with a wide selection of tasty dishes. The staff are welcoming and friendly, and the bar offers a good selection of beer and wine at reasonable prices.

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ZEENAT RESTAURANT Attercliffe’s Gem goes from strength to strength!

Winning the International Curry Club Awards for the past 4 consecutive years, being awarded Chef of the Year 5* Hospitality Service Award and over twenty years’ successful trading must surely be enough to place the Zeenat Restaurant in the high echelons of the Shefﬁeld dining out scene. Now following a high standard refurbishment, set with mood lighting, air conditioning and an exquisitely decorated interior, the Zeenat has raised its game plan to attract Shefﬁeld’s ever demanding clientele. For the purpose of this review we opted for the buffet night, a weekly gem which has already built a fair reputation for good, honest fresh apna style Asian cuisine. The all-you-can-eat buffet (which is changed weekly) for only £7.95 was certainly

proving popular with a steady stream of customers entering the restaurant throughout our visit. This week’s offer consisted of starters of homemade vegetable samosas, seekh kebab and aloo chops all of which we eagerly sampled, fresh tasting and nicely spiced with the accompanying mint and chilli sauce. Two freshly cooked popadoms were attentively served with one of the spiciest pickle trays I have had the pleasure of sampling. A pint of draught Cobra Lager at only £2.80 was very much appreciated to cool things down for the main course. The main course buffet offered a choice of four top quality dishes; the house speciality of lamb on the bone Maharaja, superbly cooked with tender lamb and spicy mince meat; chicken tikka karhie richly seasoned with chunky pieces of slow cooked chicken; saag panier with ample amounts of spinach (easily my personal favourite); and aloo mater, again nicely spiced with hearty potatoes. As well as the generous selection of fresh salads, I opted for an accompanying peshwari

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naan bread while my guest braved the garlic naan with which must have been cooked with several cloves of garlic. Both were eagerly devoured and richly enjoyed. Feeling suitably stuffed we hesitated at a desert but both succumbed to the sweet kheer which could be best described as a very sweet rice pudding but very refreshing and light. A quick glance at the drinks list offered several well known draught beers which all seemed excellent value considering the average price of restaurant beers. The wine list also appeared extensive with prices topping out at £12.95 for a nice Chardonnay and £34.50 for the Moet Champagne. All in all both a great value meal and an enjoyable night out. We will certainly return to sample the weekend specials and the extensive menu. Zeenat, 762 Attercliffe Road, Shefﬁeld S9 3RQ Telephone. 0114 261 9000 Mercury Rating (out of ﬁve) Food **** Value**** Atmosphere**** Service****

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THE BEAR EMPORIUM For the last eight years the Teddy Bear community in South Yorkshire has owed its wellbeing to The Bear Emporium. Owned by Lynn Binney and Barney Bartles, the shop stocks a huge selection of collectable bears, cuddly bears and soft animals. This year’s new stock

includes the new 2010 Steiff and Charlie Bear collectables of which The Bear Emporium is one of the main UK stockists. The British bear makers Merrythought celebrate their 80th birthday this year releasing Limited Edition bears including special 1930’s replicas. Lynne (A bear artist herself) makes her own range; ‘The Wishing Well Bears’ are individual, oneof-a-kind bears all of which are totally unique and inspired by the fabrics she sees on her travels! The Bear Emporium can produce bespoke bears made to order, which means a customer can design their own teddy safe in the knowledge that no-one else will have an identical

twin! They have a vast choice of fabrics in all textures and colours for if you have something speciﬁc in mind or just want a personalised design. The shop also stocks a large selection of trinkets and gift ideals, rag dolls, golly wogs, key rings and handmade cards. Running alongside the design, manufacture and supply is the unique Teddy Hospital, offering specialist health care for your bear, from a simple re-stufﬁng to major surgery following rips, wear and tear or even dog attacks! Each bear is sympathetically and lovingly restored by hand. They have successfully restored bears of all ages returning them to as near to their original state as possible. The teddy bear hospital is renowned up and down the country with people travelling from all over for their services. On Saturday 26th June 10am wile 4pm the shop is host to the ‘Sew What and Stuff It’ Event. Bear making suppliers will be visiting with a range of mohair joints, eyes, threads etc. So anyone with an interest in bears really should go along for this special day! For any further information please contact The Bear Emporium.

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For Musicians, Karaoke, DJs & Professional Entertainers ECKINGTON ANDY KING GET WELL As we write, we are entering” 1% growth in results ity and value – not necessarily LIVE AND ing the second week of the announced today. Their Chief the cheap option. We are more World Cup, and many of the Executive puts this down to SOON prepared to part with our hard- KICKING pubs and clubs in the region a concentration of focus on

A LESSON TO BE LEARNED experienced a bumper Saturday night, helped in no small part by the end of the mini heat wave which, fortunately, put a lot of BBQ plans on hold. What a shame that our boys in South Africa did little to heighten the mood of optimism ahead of next Friday’s second ﬁxture, especially since the key third group match is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon! Slipping under the radar therefore are the year-end results for Majestic Wines, who have managed a staggering 15.6% growth in like-for-like sales, completely bucking the trend of results from breweries, off licence and pub chains alike. Even Tesco, despite their drastic slashing of drink prices, only managed a “disappoint-

“a good quality experience” rather than an obsession with price points and undercutting everyone else. Why are Majestic’s results so interesting? Simply because they contradict many of the claims that have been abounding in the “cheap booze” debate. The average bottle of still wine sold by Majestic is up in value – from £6.35 to £6.59. The number of transactions has increased by almost 16% - and the average transaction per customer has reached a heady high of £129.00. There is a strong message being sent out to the licensed trade, should anyone care to listen. Even in these austere times (and perhaps even more so because of the climate!) the consumer is looking for qual-

CHANGE IN BOOKING PRACTICE

perhaps not of a sufﬁciently high quality, or simply wrong for the particular venue. Certain areas, for example Leeds, have a monthly showcase; an agent will put on several acts (often on a Wednesday night) and all the clubs send representatives to see what is new on the circuit. Some local agents are trying to replicate this; and one is taking place shortly, at Main Street Club in Mexborough, on June 23rd. However, the success of this venture will depend entirely on whether the Chairmen and Concert Secretaries can give it their backing. It would be great to get some feedback on this from the acts, agents and club committees, so drop us a line at the Mercury with your thoughts. Also don’t miss some of the fantastic events that the Mercury are arranging later on in the year – the more people we get through the doors in Clubland, the better it will be for everyone!

CLUBSCENE by Paul Walker

This month’s debate centres around the change in practice when clubs are booking acts. In the old days, a Concert Secretary would visit other venues to view acts before informing the agent who they wanted to book. However times have changed; life is busier and it seems the Secretaries, understandably, have less time to commit to the role, and more and more reliance is placed on the agent to supply entertainment of the right calibre. This causes its own problems; agents regularly perform “swaps” and often have to rely on the judgement of others; as a consequence there are times when the act that is booked is unseen and

SHOWTIME UK AGENT PROFILE by Paul Walker

It’s time this month to meet another of the agents who play such a big part in keeping Clubland alive – and this month I would like to feature Showtime UK, run by Cliff Matthews Jnr. With whom I’ve been associated personally as he represents “Fallen from Hell.” Cliff began life in Clubland in his father’s office – Cliff Matthews Snr. was a well-known figure, running a successful agency with Graham Platts, with a large stable of well-known acts and responsibility for a number of leading clubs. In 1996 Cliff Jnr decided to go it alone, and formed “Big Time” with Lee and Darren, before moving on to join Norman Thewliss and Barry Marshall in the “International Management” stable. Whilst in the office, he was

offered the chance to work in an act called “Nightshift” – he soon realised there was a lot of fun to be had on stage as well as in the back office, and whilst working with a group called “Joop” he met Stewart, and the idea of Showtime UK was born. Joining forces again with Darren, his original partner in Big Time, Coyote and AKA were his first acts, both featuring Stewart from Joop. Quickly following was Darren’s own act Foxy with the fabulous Sharon Lewis, and although Darren has since left, Cliff now boasts an impressive roster including Stevie Paver Jnr, Steve Costa, Alan Turner of Factor fame, Chris Carr, Bon Jovi tribute band Bad Medicine and of course Yours Truly! Cliff is always on the lookout for quality new talent, so give him a call on 01709 322779, as he is always happy to pass on advice and the benefit of his experience to aspiring newcomers.

earned money for a product which delivers an enjoyable experience. In other words, Mr Tesco - a tin of cheapo lager for a shade over ten bob is not the main motivation for us to go into your shop! And Mr Publican should also take note – we will drink your beer, at prices that enable you to make a living, provided you take the time and trouble to make the experience enjoyable! Be it good food, good entertainment, or simply a comfortable and pleasant ambience in which to relax – we will pay your prices, enjoy the experience, and return again – but you must work hard to give us what we want.

OUT & ABOUT CLUBSCENE by Paul Walker

When you see a full car park outside a club on Sunday night, you know there is something different happening, and so this Sunday I was intrigued to ﬁnd out what was going on in Greasborough Club. As usual there was a vocalist – Steve Andrews was doing a great rendition of classics such as “Unchained Melody” – there was the usual bingo – but the big attraction on the night was ballroom dancing in between the usual offerings! There was a time when the younger generation thought that “waltz” was a fairground ride, or “tango” was a can of orange, but all that has been changed by “Strictly Come Dancing,” which has brought a new lease of life to ballroom dancing. So it’s great to see that a venue has had the initiative to introduce something that caters for members of all ages and offers something a little bit different by way of entertainment – congratulations to Greasborough! I would like to ask for a little bit of help on a personal note; I am trying to organise an all-day charity concert for Bank Holiday Monday in August, and we are looking for an outdoor venue with a stage to host nine or ten acts, sideshows, auctions and other stalls. Already the “Gents” are reforming specially for the day, “Black Rising” and “Men’s Club” have committed, and I am forming a special celebrity band for the night. The Rotherham Lions and the Hallamshire Neurology Department will be the chief beneﬁciaries, so leave space in your diary to support us!

We often read about how people are staying at home and drinking rather than going out. Well, if you care to come for a night out in Eckington there’s every reason to spend some time there and sample some of the great offers in the local pubs. There are 5 great pubs in Eckington and they have all joined together to give residents and near neighbours every reason to visit. At the bottom end there are 4 great pubs near to one another; The George, The Royal Hotel, The Angel, and the Duke of York. A little further up the road is another great venue, the Rose and Crown. Each of these has great offers on beers, lager and bottled beer and you can watch the World Cup in great company. When you’re not watching the football there’s entertainment which includes live music, DJ’s etc. Eckington really is a great night out if you want a drink and entertainment in good company without the expense and inconvenience of travelling into Shefﬁeld or Chesterﬁeld. Visit the pubs there and say hello to everyone from The Mercury.

JAZZ DOWN AT THE LESCAR

Wednesday 30th June sees Sarah Ellen Hughes visit The Lescar for a performance with her jazz trio. Vocalist Sarah has been making a name for herself in London – where she currently resides – having just released her first album, “Darning the Dream” to a full house at London’s famous 606 club. This May and June, Sarah has been touring the country to promote the album, which features appearances from Dave O’Higgins and Ian Shaw. Sarah recently became the first British singer to win the Grand Prix at the International Jazz Singing Competition “Jazz Voices”. She came away with the top prize, after beating 31 International contestants over a gruelling 3-day rehearsal and performance schedule. The performance The Lescar starts at 9pm and admission is £3. The Lescar, 303 Sharrow Vale Road, Sheffield, S11 8ZF. Sarah’s album, “Darning the Dream”, is available for purchase from Amazon, iTunes, HMV and many other retailers. Her 24-date UK tour is supported by Jazz Services, and continues throughout the country until the end of June. See her website www.sarahellenhughes.co.uk/gigs for all details.

My old friend Andy King is not well at all. I went to see him at the Northern General yesterday and I am sad to inform everyone that ‘Kingy’ is suffering from acute liver failure. Anyone that knows him, or has worked with him, will tell you that he is a ‘good lad’ and he can be most amusing. Some of the time this is not intentional it’s just his nature and character. Andy is best known a the frontman of Big Business the band that developed out of the highly successful Nassa. Previously he was was guitarist with John O’Hara and the Playboys and for some years he enjoyed solo success prior to joining Nassa. I worked with Andy for 7 years with Big Business and he was a great frontman and entertainer and I have laughed, almost to

PARLIAMENTARY SAVE THE PUB GROUP The post election re-launch meeting of the All Party Parliamentary Save the Pub Group on Wednesday June 9th was attended by over a dozen MPs and saw Greg Mulholland MP (for Leeds North West) elected as the Chair; and Brian Binley MP (for Northampton South) and Lord Bilston as joint Vice Chairs. The meeting also appointed CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale to provide secretariat support to the Group and approved plans for the formation of a new Executive Committee of MPs and Peers. Greg Mulholland MP, Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Save the Pub Group, said: ‘In the last Parliament the Save the Pub Group was successful in persuading the Government to take seriously the threats facing Britain’s pubs. The Group will build on this success in the new Parliament by effective campaigning on a whole range of issues including beer taxation, planning law, and reform of the beer tie. ‘Early priorities for the Group include maintaining progress on reform of the beer tie, working with the new Government on the Decentralisation and Localism Bill which will introduce a Community Right to Buy for pubs threatened with closure and the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Bill which will ban the below cost sale of alcohol.’ Jonathan Mail, CAMRA’s Head of Policy and Public Affairs, said: ‘CAMRA is looking forward to supporting the Save the Pub Group in its objective to preserve and protect the British Pub. CAMRA will also be supporting MPs to run pub campaigns in their local constituencies in partnership with pub licensees and pub goers. The Save the Pub Group will undoubtedly play a key role in ensuring the Coalition Government bring forward a package of policies to support and incentivise well-run pubs.’

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the point of exhaustion, at some of his sayings and antics. I’m sure that everyone who knows him will join with me in wishing Andy a speedy recovery. I’ll report later on his progress..

DO BLONDES HAVE MORE FUN? MAGIC AM WEEKLY COLUMN by Trevor Thomas

All these years of hurt, can England do it? It’s finally here of course, the World Cup is underway in South Africa with our next game against Algeria taking place on Friday night. On the Magic Breakfast Show we’ve been talking about our chances. I heard an interesting comment during the TV coverage of our first game against the USA, making reference to our campaign not starting too well during the two previous competitions where we actually went on to perform at our best. Those being both the time we got to the semi finals, in Italy in 1990, and when we won in 1966. Can we win this year then? We’d like to hear from you in our simple ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ poll. Log on to our website at magicam.co.uk, look to the bottom right hand corner of the home page screen and cast your vote. Thanks to everyone who participated in our ‘Get Stripped’ day at the start of the World Cup last week too. No it didn’t involve my Magic DJ colleagues flaunting our beer bellies, just simply wearing our football shirts to work for the day and donating £2 each to our charity ‘Cash for Kids’ (previously ‘Help a Hallam Child’) to help the lives of underprivileged children in South Yorkshire and the North Midlands. Keep listening for details of more fun charity days, and of course for more great music and prizes. If you’ve been tuned in over the last week or so, you will no doubt have heard our brand new Magic Word game. After months of incorrect guesses, a big well done to Paul Bailey of Rawmarsh who finally worked out that celebrity chef James Martin was commenting on Casualty being full “intoxicated ladies with bits of one leg hanging off”. Talk to you back on air weekday mornings 6 to 10am

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FOR HIRE

Friday 25th June

Friday 18th June

SCOTT ADAMS

ROCK N ROLL

THE BLACK BULL

NOSTALGIA SHOW

Mondays - LAYNE’S QUIZ NIGHT (Free Buffet) Tuesdays - BUSKER’S NIGHT Wednesdays - BIG QUIZ NIGHT (Free Buffet) Fridays - DISCO & QUIZ NIGHT Saturdays - GARY’S KARAOKE NIGHT

Monday - Quiz Night Wednesday - Dance Night 8-11pm + Bingo Dancing to Jon Smith on the Wersi Organ; Modern Sequence, Ballroom, Latin American **** THURSDAY - LINE DANCING ****

Main Street, Aughton - Tel: 0114 2871 020

Thursday 17th June

JUNK YARD DOG Thursday 24th June

CHILL OUT NIGHT Thursday 1st July

STEVE GREY Thursday 8th July

CRASHERS Thursday 15th July

JUNK YARD DOG MEALS 2 for £9

Available Monday - Saturday and Sunday Lunch 12-4:45pm OAP Roast Dinners Daily £3.99 Sunday Dinners £5.50 / 2 Course Meal Deals Daily £6

Open All Day For Food 9am - 8pm Piano Lessons Available For All Standards - Call 07971 617460

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

EVERY TUESDAY - A FANTASTIC EVENING

LADIES DANCE NIGHT From 8:30pm + QUIZ NIGHT

Winner receives a Gallon of Beer + THREE TOMBOLA FLYERS

Members & Affiliated Friends Most Welcome

Come & Join the Fun

Comedy Male Vocalist

Happy Hour - 3pm to 7:30pm

Friday

Happy Hour 12 noon to 5pm Wide Screen TV For The World Cup

Large Function Room (holds 150) Available For Weddings or Private Parties

Tel: 07532 445623 There’s a warm welcome from Rachel at 452 Abbeydale Road, Sheffield, S7 1FR

TEL: 0114 255 0200

MEALS SERVED UP TO 9pm

FRIDAY 18th June

MAHOGANY NEWT EVERY SUNDAY

BINGO - 3pm START MONDAYS - Wii Night EVERY WEDNESDAY

UN-SIGNED BAND NIGHT THURSDAYS

GLEN’s GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ Beer and Cash Prizes

FRIDAYS BIG ROCK NIGHT LAST SATURDAY IN THE MONTH TOP ROCK NIGHT

BIG SCREEN FOOTBALL THIS WEEKEND! MANCHESTER CITY VS MANCHESTER UTD WIGAN ATHLETIC VS ARSENAL PORTSMOUTH VS ARSENAL Large Beer Garden, 2 Large Screens, All Big Football & Rugby Games Shown

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REGIONAL ENTERTAINMENT LISTINGS THE

WADSLEY BRIDGE WMC

Three Merry Lads

Halifax Road - Shefﬁeld 6 - 0114 2311 130

Friday 18th June

SAM BAILEY Saturday 19th June

EYE TO EYE Sunday 20th June

FOXY Monday Nights

Saturday 19th June

ALAN TURNER

TUESDAY

X Factor Finalist

Curry Night & Open Mic

MONDAY, FRIDAY AND SUNDAY

THURSDAY

BINGO - JACKPOT £500 BEERS £1.30 A PINT / LAGER £1.60 A PINT NEW MEMBERS WELCOME

Acoustic Night LIVE MUSIC AT WEEKENDS

Traditional Pub Food

ECCLESFIELD WMC

Selection of Cask Ales

www.wadsleybridgewmc.co.uk

EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY NIGHT

Sunday Carvery

Joanne & Terry Welcome You To The....

Saturday 19th June

0114 230 2824

Bingo Quiz (8:45pm) Win a Gallon + Other Prizes

THE BASSETT

17 Cowper Ave, Off Halifax Road, Sheffield - 07976 303911

LIVE

EVERY MONDAY - SNOOKER LEAGUE MONDAY & TUESDAY CARLING £2.50 a pint - JOHN SMITH’S £2.20 a pint

EVERY WEDNESDAY - BINGO & QUIZ JACKPOT NOW £200 + FREE BUFFET Saturday 19th June

JUSTINE ANDREWS Sunday Roasts - 12noon - 4pm Adults £4.50 / Children £3.00

Function Room For 100 Covers - Private Parties

Church Street, Ecclesfield

WITH LISA - PRIZES FOR EVERYONE!

THE BIZ

610 Redmires Road, Lodge Moor, Sheﬃeld

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 20th June

JOHNNY F

Excellent Duo

Sunday 20th June

PICTURE THIS

Sunday 27th June

Top Class Duo

ROOM AVAILABLE FOR HIRE MON - FRI 250 COVERS PARTIES, FUNCTIONS ETC....... BOOK NOW!! CHILDREN WELCOME

PICTURE THIS ECCLESFIELD WMC SUNDAY 20TH JUNE

PAUL SPEED

THE VICTORY CLUB 134 MAIN ROAD - DARNALL - SHEFFIELD TEL: 0114 244 2134

AIR CONDITIONED - EXTERNAL SMOKING AREA FOR THAT SPECIAL OCCASSION UP TO 100 PEOPLE WEDDING RECEPTIONS, PRIVATE PARTIES, FUNERALS WITH DISCRETION, BUSINESS MEETINGS & CONFERENCES - RING 0114 244 2134 FOR DETAILS

Every Friday - QUIZ & BINGO in the CONCERT ROOM + PLAY YOUR CARDS RIGHT Every Monday - BINGO & QUIZ in the Lounge Every Thursday - LADIES BINGO NIGHT - Cash Prizes Sunday 20th June

SCOTT ANSON

NORTHERN SOUL NIGHT - SATURDAY 26th JUNE MEMBERS & AFFILIATED FRIENDS MOST WELCOME

THURS 24TH JUNE @ 9PM

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REGIONAL ENTERTAINMENT LISTINGS Mags & Michael Welcome You To Handsworth THE ANGLERS REST Social Club 13 Hall Road, Shefﬁeld 0114 269 3019

Friday 18th June

GRAHAMS FAMILY FUN NIGHT Saturday 19th June

SUE & PAUL’S KARAOKE Sunday 20th June

CHILL OUT NIGHT 2 Guest Singers, Play your cards right, Bulls Eye Quiz + Much More CALLING ALL TALENT!!! TRADES GOT TALENT 2010 Singers, Dancers, Comedians

Magicians, Musicians, Entertainers, Showmen / Women etc...... CALL NOW ON:

Saturday 19th June

HOOCH NAVARRO Sunday 20th June

NICKY DARREN

BINGO EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT WEDNESDAY - 9:15pm Start

The Midland Sheffield Road - Killamarsh

NEW MENU Meals from £2.99 Burger & A Drink

£4.99 all day every day Thursday Nights

Curry & a Drink - £5.99 A great choice of 4 Curries Friday Steak Nights

Includes Meal & a Drink From £5.99 3pm onwards

Sunday Lunch

Served 12 - 5.30pm with all the trimmings Only £4.99

Saturday 19th June

MEADOW

FARM Bar & Restaurant SUPERB MEALS IN THE CARVERY RESTAURANT

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 19th June

07764 410 190 / 07870 582 197 ROBBIE MARTIN

BIGGER & BETTER PRIZE MONEY THIS YEAR!!

Richmond Park Road - Handsworth - Shefﬁeld Telephone: 0114 244 2978

EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT With The Entertainer ‘Wayne’ Open the box, Chance to win a Free Holiday in Turkey

Nether Lane, Ecclesﬁeld, Shefﬁeld - 0114 240 1155

BARRY B GOOD Old Crown Inn 137 London Road, Sheffield S2 4LE Tel: 0114 2550 163 Every Tuesday - Quiz Night

1st & 3rd Friday of Every Month - KARAOKE 2nd & 4th Friday of Every Month NORTHERN SOUL

******** LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ******** Saturday 19th June

KELLY

THE ANGEL - WOODHOUSE 59 Sheffield Road S13 7EQ - 0114 288 0816

Friday 18th June

VINCENT

Excellent Male Vocalist Saturday 19th June

TEL: 0114 248 6137

DAVE VAN KEYS

SUNDAY LUNCHES NOW BEING SERVED

WORLD CUP - SHOWING IN 3 ROOMS

Includes Dessert THE MIDLANDS RENOWNED JAM NIGHT

EVERYONE WELCOME

KARAOKE

Private Parties Catered For... 12-4pm - £5.50

ALL ON BIG SCREENS!!! TUESDAY

Featuring: Paul “Shrimp” Boyd, Jack Black on Keys & Freddy Mercury on Drums

BINGO WITH A JACKPOT GAME

THURSDAY MUSIC QUIZ WITH MARK

INSTRUMENTS PROVIDED All Welcome

Saturday 19th June

COUNTERFEIT Classic Rock Covers

Monday 5th July

Guess the Intro Rollover stands @ £170

HOOCH NAVARRO

HANDSWORTH SOCIAL CLUB SUNDAY 20TH JUNE

MEALS SERVED DAILY

Mon-Fri - 12noon - 2pm / 5pm - 8pm Sat 12noon - 5pm / Sunday Lunch 12noon - 3pm O.A.P. SPECIAL Mon-Fri 12noon - 2pm - 2 for £5

THE MIDLANDS NEW ACOUSTIC JAM NIGHT ALL WORLD CUP MATCHES SHOWN ON BIG SCREEN

A warm welcome from Diane and Dave at the

LARGE BEER GARDEN

EARL MARSHALL PUBLIC HOUSE

SELECTION OF CASK ALES

GREAT MEALS SERVED 7 DAYS A WEEK

AMAZING FOOD &

East Bank Road, Sheffield - 0114 272 8812

- SUNDAY LUNCHES NOON - 3pm from £4.25 Saturday 19th June

DEANO Top Male Vocalist

Wednesday - Dave’s General Knowledge Quiz with Cash & Beer Prizes

EVERY FRIDAY - KARAOKE WITH STAN STILL

RUDDLES £1.79 A PINT - CARLSBERG £1.99 A PINT

DRINK OFFERS

TEATIME CLUB 1-7pm MON - FRI

Saturday 19th June

JOHN SMITHS £1.85 A PINT - CARLSBERG £1.85 A PINT

OBSESSION

NEW MENU MEALS FROM £2.99

TABU

Sunday 20th June

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E5 REGIONAL ENTERTAINMENT LISTINGS WOODHOUSE MILL WMC ROTHERHAM TRANSPORT CLUB Malin Bridge Inn SOUTHEY Monday - Quiz Night A Warm Welcome from Jill & Steve

582 Retford Road, Sheﬃeld. Tel: 0114 269 2910

SOCIAL CLUB

Wednesday - Special Bingo Night

Can You Jam!

TEL: 0114 2325768

Friday 18th June

Every Wednesday 8pm - 11pm Acoustic Night in The Snug

MARK BURROWS

Holme Lane, Shefﬁeld, S6 4J2 Tel: 0114 2348241 Every Sunday 6:30pm till late

All Equipment Provided - Supervised Kids Allowed

Get Involved or Just Come and Listen

Every Thursday- QUIZ NIGHT Gallon of Beer to the Winner Free Raffle • Tote Prizes ACOUSTIC MUSIC ORIGINAL SONGS & COVERS

LARGE OUTDOOR HEATED SMOKING AREA TABLE TENNIS - FREE TO PLAY Function Room Available for Hire Buffet, Disco, etc catered for Ring Jill on 0114 2348241

FARM ROAD Sports & Social Club

Farm Road, Shefﬁeld 2. Tel: 0114 2729947 Every Monday:

DAN HERROD

Every Friday:

RUSS ELLIOTT

Saturday 19th June

STEVE ROSSI Sunday 20th June OLIVIA LEIGH

Quiz with Prizes • Bingo / Rafﬂes / Open the Box

THURSDAY NIGHT DANCE

WITH JOHN LONGLEY ON THE ORGAN Function rooms available to hold 20, 80, 110 or 220 people (with full catering) for most occasions. Bar available • Buffets catered for • Secure car parking - CCTV (You must be signed in by a member to attend club nights)

Club Rules Apply at ALL Times

LA PLATA S.C. 353-355 Walkley Lane, Shefﬁeld, S6 2PB

0114 2345448

PRIZE BINGO £500 ON 50 NUMBERS

Every Friday, Sunday & Monday OPEN THE BOX - ‘BIG MONEY’ Every Saturday, Sunday & Monday

Every Saturday, Sunday & Monday OPEN THE BOX - ‘BIG MONEY’ Saturday 19th June

SIMON ROSCOE A Welcomed Return!

Southey Green Road, Shefﬁeld, S5 7QQ

ROBJAK

Saturday 19th June

Saturday 19th June - Quality Male Vocalist

Sunday 20th June

RUBY KIND & THE STRANGERS Monday 21st June

JUDDY HAMSHORE

Frequent bus service routes: 20,97, 98, 33, & 83 (to & from the club)

FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED

The Dusty Miller

Shefﬁeld Road, Barlborough, near Chesterﬁeld (2 mins off jct 30, M1)

Tel: 01246 810 507

Friday 18th June

ENGLAND v ALGERIA FREE Pie & Peas @ Half Time

For All ENGLAND Matches

Drink Promotions From 6pm Onwards

Carling £2.50, Bitter £2.50 4 Bottles For £10 Sol, Carling etc Wednesday 23rd June

ENGLAND v SLOVENIA FREE Pie & Peas @ Half Time

For All ENGLAND Matches

Drink Promotions From 6pm Onwards

Carling £2.50, Bitter £2.50 4 Bottles For £10 Sol, Carling etc Saturday 26th June The Legendary

FRANK WHITE BAND

Ang & Wiggy Welcome You To

The Old Blue Ball

156 Bradfield Road, Sheffield. Tel: 0114 2332546

COME AND SEE THE WORLD CUP IN COMFORT TEN 47 INCH PLASMA SCREENS EX - SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY HERO DAVID HIRST WILL BE APPEARING AT EVERY ENGLAND GAME

FRIDAY 18TH JUNE

ENGLAND vALGERIA WEDNESDAY 23RD JUNE

ENGLAND vSLOVENIA We will be showing Every Game over the World Cup!!! CARLING £2.50 PER PINT

TEL: 01709 551478 Friday 18th June

Live Band Line Dancing To:

DAVE SHERIFF

Thursday 17th June

BACK 2 BEAT

UNION STREET - MASBOROUGH - ROTHERHAM

£4 OTD

Saturday 19th June

ROBBIE H

CAMPBELLS COUNTY Monday 21st June

Sunday 20th June - Fabulous Duo

CAMEO

RICHARD LEACH’S 7 STARS OF JAZZ Members £7 Non £8

Thursday 24th June - 3 Mediums - All Welcome

SUNDAYS - SEQUENCE DANCING

CLAIRYOYANT EVENING

CONCERT ROOM AVAILABLE FOR HIRE

For More Information Go To:

Tickets £5.00

NEW MEMBERS ALWAYS WELCOME www.rotherhamtc.com

RAWMARSH TRADES & LABOUR CLUB

GREASBROUGH WMC Church Street, Greasbrough, Rotherham

Whiteley Avenue, Monkwood Estate, Rawmarsh, Rotherham, S62 7QS Tel: 01709 522825

Saturday 19th June

01709 551117

SORRY NO CHILDREN ALLOWED ON THESE PREMISES ON WEDNESDAYS & SATURDAYS

TIGER FEET BAD FINGERS LEWIS MATTHWS MOTOWN MIRACLES GIBSON & The Stag THECJSHAGABONDS Saturday 19th June

Sunday 20th June

Wednesday 23rd June

Tracey & Barrie Welcome You To....

40 Market Square, Woodhouse S13 7JX

Saturday 26th June

BIRDWELL CLUB/VENUE

TUESDAYS

JIMMY JONES QUIZAOKE SHOW NIGHT THURSDAYS

POKER NIGHT SATURDAYS

KARAOKE MEALS SERVED DAILY inc. SUNDAY LUNCH

TELEPHONE 0114 2889 288

Sheffield Road, Birdwell, Barnsley

01226 742377

www.birdwellvenue.com EVERY FRIDAY

LIVE ROCK ‘N’ ROLL Friday 18th June

ENGLAND v ALGERIA Shown On 5 Big Screens

Saturday 19th June

ALEXANDERS PALACE Saturday 26th June

SPLASH ALLEY IF YOU HAVE AN UPDATED PUBLICITY PICTURE PLEASE SEND IT THROUGH TO US AT INFO@MERCURYNEWSPAPER.CO.UK

RENISHAW M.W. 138 Main Road, Renishaw S31 9UW - Tel: 01246 434 157

EVERY THURSDAY COUNTRY & WESTERN Thursday 17th June

NANCY HAYES USA & MIDI SID & HAYLEY’S KARAOKE CLEARCUT & We Show Saturday 19th June

Thursday 24th June

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REGIONAL ENTERTAINMENT LISTINGS

NEWBOLD WMC MASTIN MOOR MW VICTORIA CLUB

Thirlmere Road, Newbold, Chesterﬁeld, S41 8EJ

TEL: 01246 472547

Sat 19th June

DREAM ON Sun 20th June JAMES HART

MARC BURTON CLAIRE BRANNAGAN

Sun 27th June

CLAIRE HARRIS

AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT 6:30PM LOTTING STARTS - 12NOON

Maureen Welcomes You To

OLD WHITTINGTON

For Details Contact N.M.W.C on 01246 278849

THE RED LION The Mild Real Ale Pub

MINERS SOCIAL CLUB

Station Lane, Old Whittington, Chesterfield Tel: 01246 450097

Sheffield Road, Whittington Moor, Chesterfield - 01246 450 770

Every Monday - SEQUENCE DANCING BINGO EVERY NIGHT

FRIDAY • QUIZ NIGHT 1st Thursday Of Every Month Is Lounge Bar Music Hosted By

Every Wednesday -AUCTION

TICH VANGO

LOTTING 12 NOON - AUCTION STARTS 7PM Followed by BINGO - 9:30pm start

Saturday 19th June

NIK POWERS Saturday 10th July

Saturday 19th June:

All proceeds go to th Edale Mountain Rescue

Sunday 20th June

OPEN AIR MUSIC AFTERNOON

ANTONIA GUS RYDER

3rd Tuesday of Every month is an Acoustic Gathering - from 8pm

FUNCTION ROOM AVAILABLE

JIMMY JONES

BRIMINGTON SOCIAL CLUB

QUIZAOKE

FEVER

CLOWNE LIBERAL CLUB

ADAM JAMES

Great Female Vocalist

MONDAY - QUIZ NIGHT - PRIZES THURSDAY - PRIZE BINGO

BEARDSMITH

HOLLY BUSH, RIVELIN

Doubles Special £1.99 on Whisky, Gin & Barcardi (including mixer)

CLUB CHESTERFIELD Chester Street, Chesterfield T: 01246 234200

OPEN ALL DAY SHOWING THE WORLD CUP ON OUR BIG SCREENS

Saturday 19th June Fantastic Duo

Excellent Vocal Entertainer

Saturday 26th June

NIKKI DARREN Top Vocalist

SHOW OF THE MONTH Tuesday 22nd June

EVERY SUNDAY

Karaoke Saturday Nights from 8pm

JOEL McQUEEN

Sunday 20th June

EVERY THURSDAY

The Manager Craig Barlow Welcomes You To THE OLD HEAVYGATE INN

KAREN STARR

Saturday 20th June

THE BLUE BALL, WHARNCLIFFE SIDE EVERY SATURDAY

Sunday 20th June

Saturday 19th June

THE STAG, WOODHOUSE THE BLUE BALL, WHARNCLIFFE SIDE

Top Male Vocalist

MIDNIGHT DUO

EVERY TUESDAY

EVERY FRIDAY

DERREN BOULTON

HIGH STREET, BRIMINGTON, CHESTERFIELD - 01246 232344

SHOW NIGHTS

114 Matlock Rd, Walkley S6 3RQ

Saturday 19th June

Saturday 26th June

ALAN TURNER From The X Factor

THE OLD HEAVYGATE INN

WHITTINGTON MOOR, CHESTERFIELD 01246 450583

Saturday 19th June

Sat 26th June

NOW RE-OPEN IN WALKLEY

& INSTITUTE

RENISHAW ROAD, MASTIN MOOR, CHESTERFIELD

Saturday 27th June

Open: Mon - Tues 4-11, Fri & Sun 12-11, Sat 12-12

Bingo Every Monday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday

Tel: 07762712551

TO BE ANNOUNCED Large Function Room Available For Hire

Sue & Murphy invite you to join them at...

THE SHERWOOD

Birley Moor Road, Sheffield S12 4WG - Tel: 0114 265 4741

What’s On at The Sherwood CHILLAX AFTER THE WEEKEND!

TALKING TUESDAYS

CONNECT 5 QUIZ and 1-2-1 Questions

ble ila A0va m oo FuncAvatioilabnle R for up to 22 People , Full Facilities for Weddings, Birthdays Private Parties, etc will Available until September when a major refurbishment

Beer Offers

take place

CARLSBERG & RUDDLES £1.95 A PINT

QUIZ & OPEN THE SAFE

with Sheffield Live Internet Radio Station

DISCO

Come and Try Our New Menu!

KARAOKE

with Paul Millenium

with Ray May

PROBABLY SHEFFIELDʼS HARDEST QUIZ

& Higher or Lower

SATURDAY 19th JUNE

NEW TO THE SHERWOOD!!!

Starts 2pm An Afternoon from the 1940s Era Food Served 1940s Style, Marching Bands Sheffield Pipe Band and our very own singer Jayne Tracie

£2.25 a pint

VETERANS DAY SPECIAL

WORLD CUP SHOWN ON LARGE SCREENS

Special World Cup Balti Pies Served during every Match

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Saturday 19th June BBC One

BBC Two

6:00 Breakfast 10:00 Saturday Kitchen Live 11:30 The Delicious Miss Dahl 12:00 BBC News 12:10 Regional News and Weather 12:15 Cash in the Celebrity Attic 1:00 Bargain Hunt 1:45 Murder, She Wrote 2:30 MOTD Live: Ghana v Australia 5:20 BBC New 5:30 Regional News and Weather 5:40 Total Wipeout: The Awards 6:40 Doctor Who 7:30 The National Lottery 8:20 Casualty 9:10 Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow 9:40 BBC News 10:00 Film: Firewall 11:40 Friday Night with Jonathan Ross

6:00 Fimbles 6:20 Me Too 6:40 Wibbly Pig 7:00 Dennis & Gnasher 7:25 Sportsround 7:40 Wolverine and the X-Men 8:00 Deadly 60 8:30 M.I. High 9:00 Paradise Cafe 9:30 Animals at Work 10:00 Horrible Histories 10:30 Da Dick and Dom Dairies 11:00 BAMZOOKi 1 1:30 Roar 12:00 Blessed 1:20 Escape to the Country 2:20 Royal Ascot 4:45 Athletics European Team Championships 7:00 Mary, Queen of Shops 8:00 Gareth Malone Goes to Glyndebourne 9:00 What Makes a Great Soprano? 10:00 MOTD 2010 FIFA World Cup 10:50 Film: Rescue Dawn

ITV 1 6.00 The Fluffy Club 7.25 Toonattik 9.25 The Crocodile Hunter Diaries 10.25 The Lakes 10.55 This Morning: Saturday 11.55 ITV News & Weather 12.00 World Cup Live: Holland v Japan 2.30 Film: Murder on the Orient Express 5.00 Film: Johnny English 6.35 Calendar News and Weather 6.45 ITV News & Weather 7.00 World Cup Live: Cameroon v Denmark 9.30 James Corden’s World Cup Live 10.05 ITV News & Weather 10.30 World Cup Highlights 11.30 Film: Cadillac Man

Channel 4 6:10 The Hoobs 6:35 Dextro Energy Triathlon Itu World Championship Series Magazine 7:30 World Sport 8:00 The Morning Line 8:50 Friends 9:20 Friends 9:45 The Hoosiers 9:50 The Album Chart Show 10:25 Get Him To The Greek 10:55 Big Brother 12:30 Hollyoaks Music Show 1:00 Smallville 1:55 Channel 4 Racing 4:05 Come Dine With Me 4:40 Come Dine With Me 5:10 Come Dine With Me 5:40 Come Dine With Me 6:10 Come Dine With Me 6:40 Channel 4 News 7:10 My Big Fat Greek Wedding 9:00 Big Brother 10:00 Jason Manford: Live 11:10 Star Trek

Five 7.00 Elmo’s World 7.15 Pocoyo 7.25 The Milky and Shake Show 7.30 Chiro 7.35 Bert and Ernie’s Great Adventures 7.40 Noddy in Toyland 7.55 Milkshake 8.00 Hana’s Helpline 8.10 Little Princess 8.25 The Adventures of Bottle Top Bill and His Best Friend Corky 8.45 Igam Ogam 9.00 Olivia 9.15 The Mr. Men Show 9.35 Gerald McBoing Boing 10.00 The Gadget Show 10.05 Fifth Gear 10.35 Red Bull Air Race 11.35 Britain’s Greatest Machines 12.35 Film: Hound of the Baskervilles 2.35 Film: Dune 5.05 Film: Rooster Cogburn 7.10 Five News 7.15 NCIS 8.10 CSI: NY 9.10 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 10.05 Law and Order 11.05 CSI: Miami

Sunday 20th June BBC One

BBC Two

6:00 Breakfast 9:00 The Andrew Marr Show 10:00 The Big Questions 11:00 The Politics Show 12:10 MOTD Live: Slovakia v Paraguay 2:30 EastEnders 4:00 Junior Apprentice 5:00 Lifeline 5:10 Songs of Praise 5:45 BBC News 5:55 Regional News and Weather 6:00 Countryfile 7:00 MOTD Live: Brazil v Cote d’Ivoire 10:00 BBC News 10:15 Regional News and Weather 10:25 The Impressions Show with Culshaw and Stephenson 10:55 Film: Hart’s War

6:00 Fimbles 6:20 Me Too 6:40 Wibbly Pig 7:00 Dennis & Gnasher 7:15 Dennis & Gnasher 7:25 Muddle Earth 7:35 Bear Behaving Badly 8:00 Wingin’ It 8:20 Sam and Mark’s Guide to Dodging Disaster 8:30 Prank Patrol 9:00 Big Babies 9:15 OOglies 9:30 Sorry, I’ve Got No Head 10:00 Something for the Weekend 11:30 Monk 12:15 MotoGP 2010 2:15 Athletics European Team Championships 5:10 Rowing World Cup - Munich 6:05 Film: Chocolat 8:00 Wild Night In 10:00 MOTD 2010 FIFA World Cup 10:30 Mock the Week 11:00 Film: Life 12:40 Film: Kill the Man

ITV 1 6.00 The Fluffy Club 7.25 Toonattik 9.25 Coronation Street Omnibus 11.20 ITV News & Weather 11.30 This Morning: Sunday 12.30 Columbo 2.30 World Cup Live: Italy v New Zealand 5.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot. 6.00 Calendar News and Weather 6.15 ITV News & Weather 6.30 You’ve Been Framed and Famous 7.30 Coronation Street 8.00 Lewis 10.00 World Cup Rock ‘n’ Goal Years 10.30 ITV News & Weather 10.45 World Cup Highlights 11.45 Film: Land of the Dead

Channel 4 6:10 The Hoobs 6:35 The Hoobs 7:00 Catching The Impossible 7:55 Mobil 1 The Grid 8:20 Msa Formula Ford Championship 8:50 Shooting Mark Ronson 9:20 The Hills 9:50 Hollyoaks Omnibus 12:25 Big Brother’s Little Brother 1:35 Glee 2:35 Friends 3:10 Friends 3:40 The Simpsons 4:10 The Simpsons 4:40 Deal Or No Deal 5:25 Scrapheap Challenge 6:30 Channel 4 News 7:00 River Cottage 8:00 Come Dine With Me 9:00 Big Brother 10:00 Alan Carr: Chatty Man 10:50 Failure To Launch 12:40 Big Brother: Live

Five 7.00 Elmo’s World 7.15 Pocoyo 7.23 The Milky and Shake Show 7.25 Chiro 7.35 Noddy in Toyland 7.40 Milkshake 7.50 Fireman Sam 8.00 Hana’s Helpline 8.10 Little Princess 8.30 The Adventures of Bottle Top Bill and His Best Friend Corky 8.45 Igam Ogam 9.00 Olivia 9.15 The Mr. Men Show 9.35 Gerald McBoing Boing 10.00 iCarly 10.35 True Jackson, VP 11.10 Family Food Fight with Flora 11.40 Chinese Food in Minutes 12.10 Film: Two Mothers for Zachary 2.05 Film: Swept from the Sea 4.05 Film: My Girl 6.05 Five News 6.10 Film: Legally Blonde 2 8.00 Film: Practical Magic 10.05 Film: The Reaping 12.05 NCIS

Monday 21st June BBC One

BBC Two

6:00 Breakfast 9:15 Crimewatch Roadshow 10:00 Homes under the Hammer 10:30 Cowboy Trap 11:15 Cash in the Attic 12:00 BBC News 12:10 Regional News and Weather 12:15 MOTD Live: Portugal v North Korea 2:40 BBC News 2:45 MOTD Live: Chile v Switzerland 5:10 Wimbledon 2010 6:00 BBC News at Six 6:30 Regional News and Weather 7:00 EastEnders 8:00 Fake Britain 8:30 Panorama What’s Up With the Weather 9:00 The Royle Family 10:00 BBC News 10:25 Regional News and Weather 10:35 The Graham Norton Show 11:20 Film: Raising Helen

6:00 Fimbles 6:20 Me Too 6:40 Wibbly Pig 6:55 Pingu 7:00 Pinky and Perky 7:10 Angus and Cheryl 7:15 League of Super Evil 7:25 Newsround 7:30 Raven 8:00 Ed and Oucho’s Excellent Inventions 8:30 Timmy Time 8:40 Chuggington 8:50 Bob the Builder 9:00 Tinga Tinga Tales 9:15 Postman Pat 9:30 Guess with Jess 9:45 Show Me Show Me 10:10 Waybuloo 10:30 Yoko! Jakamoko! Toto! 10:35 Wimbledon 11:30 The Daily Politics 12:00 Wimbledon 2010 8:00 Today at Wimbledon 9:00 Mary, Queen of Shops 10:00 MOTD 2010 FIFA World Cup 10:30 Newsnight 11:20 Tribal Wives

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 Dickinson’s Real Deal 3.00 Midsomer Murders 5.00 The Chase 6.00 Calendar News 6.30 ITV News & Weather 7.00 World Cup Live: Spain v Honduras 9.30 James Corden’s World Cup 10.00 ITV News at Ten & Weather 10.35 World Cup Highlights 11.35 Total Emergency

Channel 4 6:10 The Hoobs 6:35 The Hoobs 7:00 Big Brother’s Little Brother 7:55 Big Brother 8:50 The 5 O’clock Show 9:50 Deal Or No Deal 10:35 Everybody Loves Raymond 11:05 Friends 11:30 Friends 12:00 Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 Coach Trip 12:30 Come Dine With Me 1:00 Come Dine With Me 1:30 Come Dine With Me 1:55 Come Dine With Me 2:25 Come Dine With Me 2:55 Cook Yourself Thin 3:25 Countdown 4:10 Deal Or No Deal 5:00 Lenny Henry’s 5 O’clock Show 6:00 The Simpsons 6:30 Hollyoaks 7:00 Channel 4 News 8:00 Dispatches: How To Save £100 Billion 9:00 Chasing The Cumbrian Killer 10:00 Big Brother 11:15 Music On 4: Being... N-Dubz

Five 6.45 Family 6.50 Igam Ogam 7.00 Peppa Pig 7.10 Little Princess 7.20 The Mr. Men Show 7.35 Roary the Racing Car 7.45 Mio Mao 7.50 Make Way for Noddy 8.05 Fifi and the Flowertots 8.20 Peppa Pig 8.25 Thomas & Friends 8.40 Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom 8.50 The WotWots 9.00 Bert and Ernie’s Great Adventures 9.05 Castle Farm 9.15 The Wright Stuff 10.45 Trisha Goddard 11.45 CSI 12.40 Five News 12.45 Extreme Fishing with Robson Green 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 Home and Away 2.50 I Own Britain’s Best Home 3.05 Film: Killer Flood 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 Police Interceptors 9.00 Extraordinary People 10.00 Crimes That Shook the World 11.00 Film: Reservoir Dogs

Tuesday 22nd June BBC One

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6:00 Breakfast 9:15 Crimewatch Roadshow 10:00 Homes Under the Hammer 11:00 Cowboy Trap 11:45 Cash in the Attic 12:15 Bargain Hunt 1:00 BBC News at One 1:30 Regional News and Weather. 1:45 Wimbledon 2010 6:00 BBC News at Six 6:30 Regional News and Weather 7:00 MOTD Live: Greece v Argentina 10:00 BBC News at Ten 10:25 Regional News and Weather 10:35 Imagine: Art Is Child’s Play 11:25 The Graham Norton Show

6:00 Fimbles 6:20 Me Too 6:40 Wibbly Pig 7:00 Pinky and Perky 7:15 League of Super Evil 7:25 Newsround 7:30 Raven 8:00 Ed and Oucho’s Excellent Inventions 8:30 Timmy Time 8:40 Chuggington 8:50 Bob the Builder 9:00 Tinga Tinga Tales 9:15 Postman Pat 9:30 Guess with Jess 9:45 Show Me Show Me 10:10 Waybuloo 10:30 Yesterday at Wimbledon 11:30 The Daily Politics 12:00 Wimbledon 2010 3:00 The Budget 2010 5:15 Wimbledon 2010 8:00 Today at Wimbledon 9:00 Tribal Wives 10:00 MOTD 2010 FIFA World Cup 10:30 Newsnight 11:20 Wild Night In

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 Dickinson’s Real Deal 2.30 World Cup Live: France v South Africa or Mexico v Uruguay 5.00 The Chase 6.00 Calendar News 6.30 ITV News & Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 8.00 Piers Morgan on Marbella 9.00 The Bill 10.00 ITV News at Ten & Weather 10.35 World Cup Highlights 11.35 October Road

Channel 4 6:15 The Hoobs 6:40 Big Brother’s Little Brother 7:05 Big Brother 8:15 Frasier 8:45 Lenny Henry’s 5 O’clock Show 9:45 Deal Or No Deal 10:30 Everybody Loves Raymond 11:00 Friends 11:30 Friends 12:00 Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 Coach Trip 12:30 Come Dine With Me 1:00 Come Dine With Me1:55 Come Dine With Me With-Me-Extra-Portions 2:25 Come Dine With Me 2:55 Cook Yourself Thin 3:25 Countdown 4:10 Deal Or No Deal 5:00 Lenny Henry’s 5 O’clock Show 6:00 The Simpsons 6:30 Hollyoaks 7:00 Channel 4 News 8:00 Gok’s Fashion Fix 9:00 Inside Nature’s Giants 10:00 Big Brother 11:10 The Good Wife

Five 6.45 Family 6.50 Igam Ogam 7.00 Peppa Pig 7.10 Little Princess 7.20 The Mr. Men Show 7.35 Roary the Racing Car 7.45 Mio Mao 7.50 Make Way for Noddy 8.05 Fifi and the Flowertots 8.15 Peppa Pig 8.25 Thomas & Friends 8.40 Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom 8.50 The WotWots 9.00 Bert and Ernie’s Great Adventures 9.05 Castle Farm 9.15 The Wright Stuff 10.45 Trisha Goddard 11.45 CSI 12.40 Five News 12.45 Extreme Fishing with Robson Green 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 Home and Away 2.50 I Own Britain’s Best Home 3.05 Film: The Brooke Ellison Story 5.00 Five News 5.30 Neighbours 6.00 Home and Away 6.25 Live From Studio Five 7.30 Family Food Fight with Flora 8.00 Build a New Life in the Country 9.00 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 10.00 CSI: Miami 11.00 CSI: NY

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Wednesday 23rd June BBC One

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6:00 Breakfast 9:15 Crimewatch Roadshow 10:00 Homes Under the Hammer 11:00 Cowboy Trap 11:45 Cash in the Attic 12:15 Wimbledon 2010 1:00 BBC News at One 1:30 Regional News and Weather 1:45 Wimbledon 2010 2:15 MOTD Live: Slovenia v England 5:30 Wimbledon 2010 6:00 BBC News at Six 6:30 Regional News and Weather 7:00 EastEnders 8:00 The Inspector Lynley Mysteries 9:30 Outnumbered 10:00 BBC News at Ten 10:25 Regional News and Weather 10:35 The National Lottery Draws 10:45 Children’s Emergency 11:15 MOTD: 2010 FIFA World Cup

6:00 Fimbles 6:20 Me Too 6:40 Wibbly Pig 6:55 Pingu 7:00 Pinky and Perky 7:10 Angus and Cheryl 7:15 League of Super Evil 7:25 Newsround 7:30 Raven 8:00 Ed and Oucho’s Excellent Inventions 8:30 Timmy Time 8:40 Chuggington 8:50 Bob the Builder 9:00 Tinga Tinga Tales 9:15 Postman Pat 9:30 Guess with Jess 9:45 Show Me Show Me 10:10 Waybuloo 10:30 Yesterday at Wimbledon 11:30 The Daily Politics 1:00 Wimbledon 2010 8:00 Today at Wimbledon 9:00 Tribal Wives 10:00 QI 10:30 Newsnight 11:20 What Makes a Great Soprano?

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 Dickinson’s Real Deal 3.00 Midsomer Murders 5.00 The Chase 6.00 Calendar News 6.30 ITV News & Weather 7.00 World Cup Live: Ghana v Germany or Australia v Serbia 9.30 James Corden’s World Cup 10.00 ITV News at Ten & Weather 10.35 World Cup Highlights 11.35 Spain: Paradise Lost

Channel 4 6:15 The Hoobs 6:40 Big Brother’s Little Brother 7:05 Big Brother 8:15 Frasier 8:45 Lenny Henry’s 5 O’clock Show 9:45 Deal Or No Deal 10:30 Everybody Loves Raymond 11:00 Friends 11:30 Friends 12:00 Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 Coach Trip 12:30 Come Dine With Me 1:00 Come Dine With Me 1:30 Come Dine With Me 2:00 Come Dine With Me 2:25 Come Dine With Me 2:55 Cook Yourself Thin 3:25 Countdown 4:10 Deal Or No Deal 5:00 Lenny Henry’s 5 O’clock Show 6:00 The Simpsons 6:30 Hollyoaks 7:00 Channel 4 News 8:00 Come Dine With Me: Wags Special 9:00 Big Brother 10:00 Desperate Housewives 11:00 The Big Bang Theory 11:30 My Name Is Earl 12:00 My Name Is Earl

Five 6.45 Family 6.50 Igam Ogam 7.00 Peppa Pig 7.10 Little Princess 7.20 The Mr. Men Show 7.35 Roary the Racing Car 7.45 Mio Mao 7.50 Make Way for Noddy 8.05 Fifi and the Flowertots 8.15 Peppa Pig 8.25 Thomas & Friends 8.40 Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom 8.50 The WotWots 9.00 Bert and Ernie’s Great Adventures 9.05 Castle Farm 9.15 The Wright Stuff 10.45 Trisha Goddard 11.45 CSI 12.40 Five News 12.45 Extreme Fishing with Robson Green 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 Home and Away 2.50 I Own Britain’s Best Home 3.05 Film: Always and Forever 5.00 Five News 5.30 Neighbours 6.00 Home and Away 6.25 Live From Studio Five 7.30 Daring Raids of World War II 8.00 Mary Magdalene - Saint or Sinner? 9.00 NCIS 10.00 K-Ville 10.55 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 11.55 PartyPoker.com

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6:00 Breakfast 9:15 Crimewatch Roadshow 10:00 Homes Under the Hammer 11:00 Cowboy Trap 11:45 Cash in the Attic 12:15 Bargain Hunt 1:00 BBC News at One 1:30 Regional News and Weather 1:45 Wimbledon 2010 6:00 BBC News at Six 6:30 Regional News and Weather 7:00 MOTD Live: Cameroon v Netherlands 10:25 Regional News and Weather 10:35 Question Time 11:35 This Week 12:20 Holiday Weatherview

6:20 Me Too 6:40 Wibbly Pig 7:00 Pinky and Perky 7:15 League of Super Evil 7:25 Newsround 7:30 Raven 8:00 Prank Patrol 8:30 Timmy Time 8:40 Chuggington 8:50 Bob the Builder 9:00 Tinga Tinga Tales 9:15 Postman Pat 9:30 Guess with Jess 9:45 Show Me Show Me 10:10 Waybuloo 10:30 Animal Park 11:00 Lifeline 11:10 Wimbledon 2010 3:25 League of Super Evil 3:35 League of Super Evil 3:50 OOglies 4:00 Safari 8 4:30 Deadly 60 5:00 Newsround: World Cup Special 5:10 Gimme a Break 5:35 The Owl 5:40 Shaun the Sheep 5:50 Wimbledon 2010 8:00 Today at Wimbledon 9:00 Gareth Malone Goes to Glyndebourne 10:00 Mock the Week 10:30 Newsnight 11:20 MOTD 2010 FIFA World Cup

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 Dickinson’s Real Deal 2.30 World Cup Live: Slovakia v Italy or Paraguay v New Zealand 5.00 The Chase 6.00 Calendar News 6.30 ITV News & Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 William and Harry: Brother Princes 8.00 Emmerdale 8.30 Coronation Street 9.00 Taggart 10.00 ITV News at Ten & Weather 10.35 World Cup Highlights 11.35 Isle of Wight Festival Highlights

Channel 4 6:25 The Hoobs 6:50 Big Brother’s Little Brother 7:20 Big Brother 8:15 Frasier 8:45 Lenny Henry’s 5 O’clock Show 9:45 Deal Or No Deal 10:35 Everybody Loves Raymond 11:00 Friends 11:30 Friends 12:00 Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 Coach Trip 12:30 Come Dine With Me 1:00 Come Dine With Me 1:30 Come Dine With Me 1:55 Come Dine With Me 2:25 Come Dine With Me 2:55 Cook Yourself Thin 3:25 Countdown 4:10 Deal Or No Deal 5:00 Lenny Henry’s 5 O’clock Show 6:00 The Simpsons 6:30 Hollyoaks 7:00 Channel 4 News 8:00 Location Location Location 9:00 Big Brother 10:00 Kerry And Me 11:05 Skins

Five 6.50 Igam Ogam 7.00 Peppa Pig 7.10 Little Princess 7.20 The Mr. Men Show 7.35 Roary the Racing Car 7.45 Mio Mao 7.50 Make Way for Noddy 8.05 Fifi and the Flowertots 8.20 Peppa Pig 8.25 Thomas & Friends 8.40 Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom 8.50 The WotWots 9.00 Bert and Ernie’s Great Adventures 9.05 Castle Farm 9.15 The Wright Stuff 10.45 Trisha Goddard 11.45 CSI 12.40 Five News 12.45 Extreme Fishing: Robson Green 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 Home and Away 2.50 The Family Recipe 3.00 Film: Charms for the Easy Life 5.00 Five News 5.30 Neighbours 6.00 Home and Away 6.25 Live From Studio Five 7.30 Fifth Gear 8.00 Britain’s Greatest Machines 9.00 Film: Before You Go 11.00 Forensic Files

Friday 25th June BBC One

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6:00 Breakfast 9:15 Crimewatch Roadshow 10:00 Homes Under the Hammer 11:00 Cowboy Trap 11:45 Cash in the Attic 12:15 Bargain Hunt 1:00 BBC News 1:30 Regional News and Weather 1:45 Wimbledon 2010 2:30 MOTD Live: Portugal v Brazil 5:15 Wimbledon 2010 6:00 BBC News at Six 6:30 Regional News and Weather 7:00 Crop to Shop 8:00 EastEnders 8:30 Inspector George Gently 10:00 BBC News at Ten 10:25 Regional News and Weather 10:35 Friday Night with Jonathan Ross 11:35 The National Lottery Friday Draws 11:45 MOTD: 2010 FIFA World Cup 12:25 Film: Black Eagle

6:00 Fimbles 6:20 Me Too 6:40 Wibbly Pig 7:00 Pinky and Perky 7:15 League of Super Evil 7:25 Newsround 7:30 Raven 8:00 Prank Patrol 8:30 Timmy Time 8:40 Chuggington 8:50 Bob the Builder 9:00 Tinga Tinga Tales 9:15 Postman Pat 9:30 Guess with Jess 9:45 Show Me Show Me 10:10 Waybuloo 10:30 Yesterday at Wimbledon 11:30 The Daily Politics 12:00 Wimbledon 2010 8:00 Today at Wimbledon 9:00 Are You Having a Laugh? 10:00 Glastonbury 2010 10:30 Newsnight 11:00 Glastonbury 2010

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 Dickinson’s Real Deal 3.00 Midsomer Murders 5.00 The Chase 6.00 Calendar News 6.30 ITV News & Weather 7.00 World Cup Live: Chile v Spain or Switzerland v Honduras 9.30 James Corden’s World Cup 10.00 ITV News at Ten & Weather 10.35 World Cup Highlights 11.35 Film: Village of the Damned

Channel 4 6:25 The Hoobs 6:50 Big Brother’s Little Brother 7:20 Big Brother 8:15 Frasier 8:45 Lenny Henry’s 5 O’clock Show 9:45 Deal Or No Deal 10:35 Everybody Loves Raymond 11:00 Friends 11:30 Friends 12:00 Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 Coach Trip 12:30 Come Dine With Me 1:00 Come Dine With Me 1:25 Come Dine With Me 1:55 Come Dine With Me 2:25 Come Dine With Me 2:55 Cook Yourself Thin 3:25 Countdown 4:10 Deal Or No Deal 5:00 Lenny Henry’s 5 O’clock Show 6:00 The Simpsons 6:30 Hollyoaks 7:00 Channel 4 News 7:30 Unreported World 8:00 A Place In The Sun 9:00 Big Brother 10:00 The It Crowd 10:35 Big Brother 11:05 Stand Up For The Week 11:55 Music On 4

Five 7.00 Peppa Pig 7.10 Little Princess 7.20 The Mr. Men Show 7.35 Roary the Racing Car 7.45 Mio Mao 7.50 Make Way for Noddy 8.05 Fifi and the Flowertots 8.20 Peppa Pig 8.25 Thomas & Friends 8.40 Hana’s Helpline 8.50 The WotWots 9.00 Bert and Ernie’s Great Adventures 9.05 Castle Farm 9.15 The Wright Stuff 10.45 Trisha Goddard 11.45 CSI 12.40 Five News 12.45 Extreme Fishing with Robson Green 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 Home and Away 2.50 I Own Britain’s Best Home 3.05 Film: Honeymoon with Mom 5.00 Five News 5.30 Neighbours 6.00 Home and Away 6.25 Live From Studio Five 7.30 Zoo Days 8.00 Extraordinary People 9.00 The Mentalist 10.00 CSI: NY 10.55 Grey’s Anatomy 11.55 Cops in Crisis

7 Day Soapwatch EASTENDERS MON: Lucy plays a dangerous game with Adam, but is caught red-handed by Ian. Liz gets the wrong end of the stick with Patrick, and Libby battles her feelings when she sees Darren and Jodie happy together. Ronnie has a plan when Glenda gets under Peggy’s feet at the Vic, and Stacey’s world is shattered by a straight-talking Janine WED: Max follows his heart straight to Tanya, but is stunned when she reveals her news, and Vanessa tries hard to stay on top of her double life and keep her husband sweet. When a frantic Stacey goes into labour, the only person she doesn’t want to see is the one person who ends up being there for her FRI: Abi is concerned about her dad, and plays parent when a hungover Max tries to get his act together. Meanwhile, Liz realises she can’t continue her relationship with Patrick without Owen’s blessing, Janine is gutted when Ryan packs his bags, and Stacey misses Bradley

EMMERDALE TUES: Natasha is shocked to receive flowers from an unexpected admirer. Paddy is slightly thrown to find out that Jackson stayed over. Diane admits she cannot bear to lose Charlie THURS: Natasha is desperate to put an end to Maisie’s suspicions. Diane comes to a big decision about her future. Eve makes an impression when she starts work for the Kings. Charlie has a question for Diane. Cain is curious about Nathan’s actions. Rhona takes matters into her own hands with Marlon CORONATION STREET THURS: Graeme is still stunned after the events of last night. Deirdre is intrigued by Lewis the gigolo. Will Michelle be able to control her feelings for Ciaran? HOME AND AWAY MON: New Summer Bay resident Penn Graham moves into the caravan park and sets Nicole’s heart aflutter. Jill tries her best to wriggle

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parents. Alf has doubts over Marilyn’s adventurous business plan, but Miles reminds him he is running out of options for saving the shop. Angelo is suspended from duty NEIGHBOURS MON: Donna tries to befriend Naomi for Ringo’s sake, but she is unprepared for Naomi’s scheming. Having driven a wedge between Paul and Declan, Andrew decides to put his plan involving Kyle into action. He engineers a series of events that cause Paul to worry that Rebecca has more than just a professional interest in the young barman TUES: Donna attempts to convince Ringo that Naomi is not who she says she is - but is she falling deeper into Naomi’s trap? Kate is anxious to make a good impression on the new school principal, Michael Williams, only to be undermined by Callum’s antics in class. Libby finds the new principal infuriatingly laid back and sure of himself. Is she about to start a new feud at work?

WED: Seeing Paul weighed down by his money worries, Andrew decides to help his father out by organising Pirate Net’s promotional campaign. But Andrew lands himself in yet more hot water when he mistakenly selects Principal Williams’s daughter Natasha as the model in a risque photo shoot. Donna stands by her accusation that Naomi is not enrolled at Eden Hills University - but her friends think that she is wrong THURS: Lyn fears that Libby’s burgeoning romance with Dr Doug could pose a threat to Steph’s pregnancy secret. Ignoring Steph and Toadie’s entreaties, she resolves to meddle in Libby’s relationship. Andrew cannot bring himself to confess that the new face of Pirate Net is just 16 years old. When Michael finds out, he lashes out at Paul FRI: Libby fears that her parents will not accept her relationship with Doug. Lyn tries to make Libby see the parallels between Doug and Karl. As Mother’s Day dawns, Harry tries to cheer up those Ramsay Street residents who are missing their mums

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Sheffield 50+ - The Voice of Older People Heard Nationally Cancer Awareness – It might just make all the difference Stella Mekonnen, NHS Sheffield

There are about 2,500 new diagnoses of cancer every year in Sheffield. We are living longer and 70% of cancers occur in the over 60s. The most common cancers for this age group are lung, breast, bowel, prostate, stomach, pancreatic and bladder. Compared to the rest of Europe people in the UK tend to have more advanced stage of breast and bowel cancer by the time they are treated. One explanation for this may be our national characteristic of being “a bit reticent”. Cancer is still a taboo illness for many and there is a lot of fear surrounding the disease, but the fact is, the earlier you are treated the much better your chance of making a full recovery. We can’t do anything about getting older, but we can minimize our risks and keep an eye on any changes in our bodies. We recommend that you: • Know what is normal for you • Self examine regularly • Participate in screening programmes • Report any changes, however vague, to your doctor. DON’T JUST PUT THESE CHANGES DOWN TO GETTING OLD! See your doctor if you notice: • A lump or a sore which does not heal, including one in the mouth • A mole which changes in shape or colour • Any abnormal bleeding • A persistent cough, hoarseness or breathlessness • Changes in your toilet routine • Any unexpected weight loss or feelings of tiredness Know your body and what is normal for you; check your breasts, skin and testicles regularly for any unexplained

Lord Mayor celebrates young people’s valuable contribution to society On a wonderful bright sunny morning the Right Worshipful Lord Mayor of Sheffield, Councillor Alan Law invited children and young people from Shortbrook School and Westfield Sports College into his parlour to hear how their innovative and creative approach to improving services within in the Westfield area of Sheffield was progressing. Sheffield City Council has purchased the Public House previously known as the Golden keys from Youth Capital National Funding stream and young people are leading on shaping and

changes in their look or feel. There are three national cancer screening programmes designed to detect cancer in its very early stages. They are there for you so if you don’t already, please take up the opportunity to participate in these programmes. Bowel Screening – both men and women age 60 up to 75 will automatically receive a home screening kit in the post every two years (so long as you are registered with a GP), if you are older or you think you have misplaced your kit, you can still request a test to be sent to you by calling the helpline number on 0800 707 6060. Breast Screening – all women aged 47 to 74 will be invited every 3 years for screening, over this age you are entitled to request a mammogram by calling the Breast Screening Centre on 0114 271 1920. Cervical Screening – women between 50 and 65 will be invited for cervical screening every 5 years. Above this age you will be invited if you have not had a test since you were 50, or if your 3 most recent results were abnormal. Above this age, a woman’s risks of developing cervical cancer are greatly reduced. There are national legal requirements on waiting times and there are a number of waiting time targets for cancer. One of them is a 2 week wait for an out patients appointment following an urgent GP referral of suspected cancer. If you feel you are not being treated in accordance with the guidelines, please contact the Patient Advice and Liaison Service at NHS Sheffield on 0800 085 7539 and they will help with any problems you are experiencing. Remember, there is still a lot you can do to continue to reduce your risks of getting cancer and they include: maintain a healthy balanced diet and weight, keep as active as you can, moderate your alcohol intake and, if you smoke, STOP. Stella is working to promote Cancer Health Awareness and is available to talk to groups. Her contact details are 0114 305 1077 designing the building. The young people are working on this project with SCC’s Integrated Youth Support Services and Premises Team, Sheffield Futures, Sheffield United’s Kickz Programme, Westfield Tenants and Residents Association, Sheffield 50+ and the Westfield Stakeholders. After presenting their progress report the children and young people were presented with certificates to recognise their substantial contribution to their community from the Lord Mayor. The Lord Mayor said “It is absolutely fantastic that Children, Young People and local families from the Westfield area are actively involved in making this a flagship project and are making a real difference. I was extremely pleased to be able commend them for all their hard work”.

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Dates for your Diary Sheffield 50+ Annual Event on Friday, 9 July from 11am to 3pm at Quaker Meeting House, 10 St James Street, S1 2EW. Free admission, raffle, and cuppa. Free impartial advice about fuel bills and how to pay less, housing and council tax, plus lots more. Healthy, Wealthy and Warm Falls Awareness on Wednesday, 23 June from 10am to 3pm on the Moor (just below Debenhams.

Community Assemblies Central 24 June at 6pm (venue to be arranged) ring 0114 2736849 for details Northern You Choose on 30 June at 6pm at The Venue, Manchester Road for Stocksbridge, Bolsterstone and Deepcar area. South East 24 June at 7pm (venue to be arranged) ring 0114 2734076 for details South West 24 June at 7:30pm at Bradway Primary School. This will be preceded by a presentation at 6:15pm about The Sheffield Development Framework.

PACT (Partners and Communities Together) Meetings Broomhall Thursday, 24 June at 6pm in at the Sunnybank meeting rooms on William Street. Darnall, Attercliffe & Tinsley Thursday, 24 June at 6pm at Darnall Children’s Centre, 563 Staniforth Road, Darnall, Sheffield, S9 4RA Stocksbridge & Deepcar Monday, 21 June at 6.30pm in Stocksbridge Library Hillsborough, Stannington, Wisewood, Middlewood & Loxley Thursday, 24 June at 2pm in Hillsborough Arena, Middlewood Road, Sheffield. Upperthorpe, Netherthorpe, Walkley & Langsett Thursday, 24 June at 3.30pm in Burlington Block Meeting Room, Martin Street, Sheffield (Accessed via Burlington Street) Manor Wednesday, 30 June at 10am in Enable Centre, Harborough Ave together with Manor Community Assembly meeting Wybourne Monday, 21 June at 9.30 am at Wybourn Children’s Centre, Manor Oaks Road Sharrowvale, Ecclesall, Dore &Totley Wednesday, 23 June at 6:45pm in Ecclesall Library

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Solicitor Emily Abbey of Norrie Waite & Slater Solicitors answers questions on child maintenance and residence. I am separating from my partner and each of us wants our children to live with us. How is it decided who the children will live with? It is of overriding importance for any children involved to have a stable and safe place to live. In most cases the children will live primarily with one parent and the other parent will have regular contact. Who the children live with can be negotiated with the help of a solicitor, collaborative lawyer or mediator. Factors influencing the outcome include whether one party has historically undertaken more of the day to day care than the other, the wishes and feelings of the children (considered in light of their age and understanding), the likely impact of any change and who is better placed to meet the ongoing future needs of the children. In practice the law prefers voluntary agreements between parents rather than court imposed settlements as it feels that voluntary agreements are more likely to succeed in the long run. The courts will only usually become involved if both parents are unable to reach a suitable compromise. If a case does get to court then the court can order a ‘residence order’ setting out who the children should live with. In some cases shared residence orders are made for the children. For this to work it has to be in the childrens best interests and practical for the children to move regularly between homes without it being too disruptive and unsettling for them. Older childrens wishes and feelings are taken into account too in light of their age and understanding. How much child maintenance do I have to pay? All parents have a responsibility to provide financial support to their children, regardless of whether or not they have contact with them. Child maintenance and contact are not legally related. Child maintenance is the payment of a regular sum of money to support the child’s living costs and is payable by the parent who the child is not resident with. (In cases of shared residence the arrangements may differ.) Child maintenance can be arranged by agreement between both parents, with the help of a solicitor, or through the Child Support Agency (CSA). The CSA use a set formula, which takes into account the parents’ net income, number of children and number of overnight stays spent with that parent. For example if the child stays overnight one night a week then the amount of maintenance can be reduced to reflect this. For further advice call 0114 2484890 or visit www. norriewaite.co.uk to find your local branch.

Sunningdale Retirement Park Sunningdale Park, Queen Victoria Road, New Tupton, Chesterﬁeld

‘‘LIVE ALONG SIDE LIKE MINDED FOLKS, NO KIDS, NO HASSLE, NO STRESS!’’ ‘‘SALE YOUR EXISTING PROPERTY AND RELEASE EQUITY - ENJOY LIFE!’’ A Five Star semi/retirement park home community for the Over 50s Sunningdale Park is situated in the small village of New Tupton! With all the amenities you’ll need. I.e. “Hairdressers, butchers, Post Office, Doctors, Dentist, Supermarket, Coffee Shop all within 5 minutes walk. There is a regular bus stop at entrance of park! With busses direct to historic market town of Chesterfield every half hour. Sheffield is only 20 minutes by car. East Midlands Airport is 45 minutes away. Nottingham, Mansfield and Derby are all within 30 minutes drive.

Weston-on-Trent

If your considering purchasing a Park Home but you don’t want to be to far from old friends and family then Sunningdale Park is the place!!

We have for sale.... • 36 x 20 Tingdene Parkhome, 2 bedroom, landscape plus drive away for £85000

Also Retirement Park Home Site at

• New 42 x 12 2 bed, nice plot own drive way £75000

Prices Starts from

£75,000

Prices from £75,000 and upwards You can also rent at Sunningdale park! We have a Small number of homes that we will rent to the right applicants from £85 Per week

Holiday Park at Bleasby 2 Miles from Historic Minster town of Southwell nr Nottingham. Static Holiday Vans available throughout the Summer April-November Only 3 Available

from £150 a week Picturesque Holiday Village

Call 07889 177307 or the Park Warden on 01246 862480 For more information

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All About Eckington The name Eckington originates from Saxon times and means the township of Ecca. Eckington is located in north-east Derbyshire, just seven miles north-east of Chesterﬁeld and has a population of about 11,000. It is a picturesque village of manor houses and cottages built from the local Derbyshire stone. The main occupations of Eckington were farming and mining but after the local pits were closed a number of light industries were established and a great deal of farming land was lost to building development. In 1998, a regeneration project was launched to battle the effects of mine closures and out of town retail developments. A market is held each Friday on pedestrianised Market Street giving the centre of the village a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere. The Civic Centre, also on Market Street, is used for a great number of functions and activities and stands proudly beside the swimming pool and library. A notable landmark of Eckington is the parish church of St Peter and St Paul which dates from the year 1100. It boasts exceptional and well-preserved architectural features, including an original Norman doorway. Another architectural highlight of the village is the rectory – a late Georgian house with Venetian windows. A popular town trail will allow you to take in the parish church, along with a cruck barn which part dates back to the 16th-century and Coldwell’s Cottage - the last remaining thatched cottage in Eckington. Sir Reresby and Lady Sitwell live at Renishaw Hall. The beautiful house is located on the outskirts of Eckington, one mile from the village’s centre and is surrounded by parkland and a golf course. Renishaw Hall has been the family home of the Sitwell family for nearly 400 years. It has gained fame through the writing of Edith Osbert and Sacheverell Sitwell, father of the present owner. A novel feature at the hall is the vineyard begun in 1972.

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Chris and Dan Welcome You To . . .

THE ROYAL HOTEL

Poker Night - Everyone Welcome

THURSDAY

Friday Night Karaoke with Tim and Jenny

Sue & Paul’s Karaoke LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH

Saturday 19th June

SUNDAY 20th JUNE

OUT OF TIME

Junkyard Dog

1st and 3rd Saturdays of the Month Live Acts

Live Music from JUNKYARD DOG, STALLS, BBQ, BOUNCY CASTLE + MUCH MORE!

Drinks Offers

WORLD CUP

Selection of Cask Ales Large Pool Room World Cup Big Screen Free Food for England Games

12NOON - 2PM & 5PM - 7:30PM SUNDAY CARVERY 12NOON - 4PM SPECIALS - 2 FOR £6

The Royal Hotel, 2 Station Road, S21 4FX

ENGLAND V ALGERIA

FAMILY RUN PUB QUALITY CASK ALES BEER GARDEN & LARGE CHILDREN’S PLAY AREA

Free Chip Butties + Drink Promotions WATCH THE WORLD CUP ON OUR BIG SCREEN PROJECTOR

Free Function Room (100 Seats) Large Car Park - Sheltered Smoking Area Family Pub

FAMILY FUN DAY

Beer and Lager £2 a pint Guinness £2.50 a pint

Friday 18th June

Freshly made sandwiches served 12noon - 6pm

SATURDAY 26th JUNE

2 LARGE SCREENS , WORLD CUP BUTTIES, TABLE SERVICE AT HALF TIME.

Market Street, Eckington Sheffield, S21 4EH

Only £2 A Pint!!!

Motown & Soul Night

Brilliant Live, Rock & Blues Band

THE THE ANGEL GEORGE

ENGLAND V SLOVENIA

The Rose & Crown WEDNESDAY

Jackie & Holly Welcome You To...

Free Chip Butties + Disco Till Late Wednesday 23rd June

Rob, Nici & All Our Staﬀ Welcome You To

DOG & CHILDREN FRIENDLY! 52 Southgate, Eckington, S21 4FT

FOOD SERVED

LARGE BEER GARDEN LARGE SMOKING AREA LARGE CAR PARK 166 HIGH STREET, ECKINGTON, S21 4DR

DUKE OF YORK

37 Market Street, Eckington, S21 4EG

MID WEEK OFFERS

John Smiths & Carling - £2 a pint Bottles of Fosters - 3 for £5 VK - 3 for £6 House Doubles & Mixers - £2.50

MONDAY OPEN MIC NIGHT TUESDAY BINGO NIGHT THURSDAY POOL NIGHT (Winner gets a gallon!)

FRIDAY

Afternoon Sing-a-long & bingo Night

Disco & karaoke with DJ Chris

SATURDAY

BLUES NIGHT EXTRAVAGANZA with Sheﬃeld’s Very Own

BILLY MARTIN JNR

KARAOKE COMPETITION SUNDAY 27TH JUNE, £500 PRIZE

WORLD CUP

PLASMA TV SCREEN & FREE FOOD

TEL: 07940 282785

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BILALS

The Real Taste of Asian Cuisine

Come and Give us a Try Satisfaction Guaranteed!

Our recently refurbished restaurant oﬀers a clean, modern and spacious place to enjoy Asian cuisine at it’s very best.

The high quality menu, most of which is also available from our Take-away menu, comes from our chef’s 25 years experience of cooking in this style. We can prepare vegetarian dishes or should you require a dish specially prepared please do not hesitate to ask. Sample our pleasant and relaxed environment. Our service is second to none. Guests should bring their own wine which we will be happy to open free of charge in the restaurant. For those who require it we have a line of soft drinks which are available on the menu.

Selection of Dishes Available

Curry - Madras/Vindaloo - Dhansak - Malayan - Bhuna - Masala - Korma Dopiaza - Kashmir - Biryani - Methi - Vegetable Dishes - Chef’s Specials Special Tandoori - Kharahi - Balti - English Dishes Tikka Sandwiches And Much More

Easy On-Street Parking Outside Restaurant

We also Cater for Parties Please Phone for Details and more Information

Bring Your Own Wine

FREE CORKING SERVICE

OPEN 7 DAYS SUN-THURS - 5.30PM - MIDNIGHT FRI & SAT - 5.30PM - 1.00AM 49 MARKET ST - ECKINGTON - SHEFFIELD SOUTH YORKSHIRE S21 4EG

01246 432 909 www.bilalsrestaurant.com

FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS WITHIN 5 MILE RADIUS

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PAVING

CENTRAL HEATING Gas Central Heating

Blue Flame Condensing Boiler Specialists Boiler changes & full systems fitted Service plans from only £8.95 per month

Power flushing & repairs For help, information & your FREE QUOTE

Freephone 0800 007 5362 Over 25 Years Combi Experience

www.blueflame.info PROPERTY

HOUSES WANTED to buy or rent

GARDENING

ROYS GARDENS

ALL GARDEN WORK

Fences Repaired and Renewed, Grass Cutting, Maintenance

Tel: 0114 2476692 or: 0774 7670709

A1 TURF SUPPLIES Turf Superior Quality from only £1.40 per m2 Top Soil, loose or bagged from £15 a tonne

FULL TURF LAYING SERVICE AVAILABLE

0114 243 2647

075 6262 4499

TOP SOIL & SKIPS

Please call Dita on or send text to

for a confidential chat about your options

07917 677257 or 07554 640494

ALL TYPES OF DECORATIVE AGGREGATES AVAILABLE Small or Large Bags Available Delivery Available

0114 299 6628

are you thinking of selling?

FLOORING

FOR SALE

TOP SOIL

PET SUPPLIES

SKIPS

HANDSWORTH AREA, £20,750 Average weekly takings are £900 Call Marie for further details on:

07954180257

GAS ENGINEERS

S2 SOFAS

120 + stock - upto 75% off Call us now 0114 2416960 or

View stock online!!

discountsuitecentre.co.uk PLASTERING

Feeds Bird••Parrot Parrot Feedsinclude: include: Wild Wild Bird Cockatiel GuineaPig Pig Cockatiel••Small Small Rabbit Rabbit ••Guinea Ferret • Dog (dry food) Ferret • Dog (dry food)

Carryliam & Co Tel: 0114 273 1067 Home: 0114 247 6639 SOFAS

BUSINESS FOR SALE

BJF Feeds is your one stop shop for pigeon bulk animal feeds,&cage pigeon & aviary feed, medicines bird feeds, and accessories cage & aviary & medicines. accessories.

SKIPS FOR HIRE MINI DIGGERS FOR HIRE

SANDWICH SHOP/CAFE

PIGEON FEED & BULK FEEDS SUPPLIER

FOR SALE

All types of stone (Delivered) Excavation & Demolition-

Villagate Properties

BJF

For The Best in Skips!!!

DIXON SKIPS 3 TON - 16 TON FROM AS LITTLE AS £50 Established over 35 Years TEL: 0114 256 0398 MOB: 07970 276 862

UP TO 56KG BAGS

Products can be purchased online Products can be purchased online through our website or by visiting through our website or by visiting our store. our store.

LARGEST LARGEST SUPPLIERS SUPPLIERS IN IN SOUTH SOUTH YORKSHIRE YORKSHIRE 01909 770065

Low Laithe Farm, Manor Road, Wales Sheffield, South Yorkshire S26 5PR

www.bjffeeds.co.uk AUTO SERVICES

G. SACCOMANDO ALL MECHANICAL WORK WELDING•MOT WORK•BODYWORK

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

GAS RENTAL

DOG RESCUE

STRAY, ABANDONED & NEGLECTED DOGS & PUPS

Always need loving and permanent homes

SHEFFIELD DOG RESCUE Now dealing with stray and abandoned in South Yorkshire & North Derbyshire

NO DESTRUCTION POLICY

CHESTERFIELD

Tel: 0114 255 0469 01246 568712

ALARMS

DEARNE VALLEY ALARMS Make Your Home Secure

ALARMS FITTED FROM £195 To include: 1 door contact, 3 PIR’s, 1 control panel, 1 bell box, 1 dummy box, 1 battery back up.

All makes of alarms serviced, repaired and upgraded. If your alarm system looks poor, a burglar will think so too!

TOP QUALITY WIRELESS ALARMS ALSO FITTED

Don’t get caught out! Contact Andrew on 01226 751882 or 07973281821

SCRAP CARS BOUGHT FOR CASH! CALL GARY ON:

07732662659

16 WILSON PLACE, HEELEY, S8 9UG

PERSONAL

SUMMER SPECIALS

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WANTED

SCRAP & AUTOS

MOTOR SPARES

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CARAVANS

SCRAP CARS VANS & LORRIES

Cash Paid, End of Life Treament Facility, DVLA approved

TEL: 01709 374663 FAX: 01709 363711 COOPERS METALS ROTHERHAM METAL MERCHANTS

• Breaking All Makes & Models From 1999-2010 • Delivery Service Available • Unrecorded Salvage For Sale • Tyre Fitting Bays

ALL TRADE AND PUBLIC WELCOME

01302 330000 WWW.KSMOTORSPARES.WEBS.COM

SOLAR POWER

ALL KINDS OF SCRAP METAL BOUGHT FOR CASH

REMOVALS

BOILERS

CAR TESTING

MOVE Move It

IT!

FROM A SINGLE ITEM TO A HOUSE REMOVAL

Mon - Fri 8-5pm Sat - 8 - Noon FASCIAS, SOFFITS & GUTTERING

JOINERY

We can supply and ﬁt an average home with fascias, sofﬁts and guttering

LEH JOINERY

for only £495

All work fully guaranteed for 10 years

All types of joinery work, shopﬁtting, building work carried out

We also give a full 5 year warranty We return every year to wash and clean your gutters FREE of charge All types of felt roofs and chimney pointing and roof repairs

Kitchens, bathrooms, wardrobes, staircases, extensions

SMITH & CO HEATING LTD 35 Years Experience 30 High Street, Beighton, Sheﬃeld S20 1HA

FOR ALL PLUMBING AND GAS WORK • Boiler & 7 Rads from £1900 • Gas Fires from £350 Installed • Boiler Services Contracts • Bathrooms & Kitchens Fitted • Unvented Hot Water Systems • All Work Guaranteed

Both Male & Female Staff

Call: 0777 224 6890 0114 2477841 / 0114 2797334 507894

CALL THE MAN & VAN WHO CAN . . .

Paul on 0114 2887 890 Mobile 07771 177 171 LEGAL

OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE

This offer is available for 1 month only

HEATING & PLUMBING

LOCAL COMPANY OFFERING A QUALITY & FRIENDLY SERVICE

VACUUM SUPPLIES

Weather Guard UPVC Fitters

Freephone: 0800 389 5193 Mobile: 07824 466812

Local, Regional & National Work Undertaken Removals • House Clearance • Parcels Courier Service • Light Haulage • Deliveries Domestic & Commercial Work • Fully Insured Competitive Rates

FREE NO OBLIGATION QUOTES

DOMESTIC REPAIRS

Odd Job Man Domestic repairs & DIY services Hello, we provide a small building and repair service to residential properties in Sheﬃeld, Rotherham and the surrounding areas.

Services include: •General maintenance •Plumbing •Pointing •Gutter clearing •Relaying concrete Specialising in jobs that paths are too small for most •Electrical work builders, or too time •Garden maintenance consuming and technical tree pruning, weeding, for the non-professional. care of ﬂower beds, We cater for homefence repair. owners, landlords and anyone who is tired of waiting to get jobs done mall is too s we around the home. No job We provide a friendly, reliable service and believe in honesty and value for money.

oken if it’s br d it, if it’s n e m n it ca e right not quitl be! wil

For a FREE quote please contact Ian 0114 2691240 or 07786 101239 ian.hill.handyman@googlemail.com

Call Lee on 07786033755 www.lehjoinery.co.uk HEATING ENGINEERS

Professional Heating Engineers SPECIAL OFFER

Vaillant Combi-Boiler - A-Rated Fully Fitted - with 5 Years Warranty Fitted by Ex-British Gas Engineers

£1350

•Over 25 Years Experience •Full Heating Installations •Boiler Repairs & Maintenance •Ex - British Gas Technical Engineers

0114 243 2044 - 07984 172323 - www.ignitegas.co.uk

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Our Staff are always on hand to help...

WINDOWS

CONSTRUCTION

PATIO SUPPLIES

WANTED LOFTS

PUB SUPPLIES

FURNITURE & ELECTRICAL ITEMS

Please donate any • Lounge Furniture good quality • Dining Tables furniture and • Coﬀee Tables electrical items to • Beds & Bedroom Furniture help raise funds to • TVs, DVDs, Hi-Fis ﬁght heart disease, • Washing Machines the UK’s biggest • Fridges killer. • Dishwashers • Suites

BEDS

BED MAN New Divan Bed including Mattress

CARPETS

KINGSIZE £90 - DOUBLE £79 - SINGLE £60

Matresses

5 FOOT £50 - 4 FOOT 6 £48 - 3 FOOT £35

Faux Leather Bed inc. Mattress £129

Bunk Beds inc. 2 Mattresses £150 Double Memory Foam Mattress £120

FREE DELIVERY OPEN 7 DAYS - 8am-10pm

TEL: 07970 938728

E YCL RECR LIFEE FODONAT Y TODA

Daren Does It All! PAINTING & TILING SERVICE

Call

• House Refurbishments and Renovations • Painting and Decorating • Internal and External Work • Kitchen and Bathroom Fitting • Full Tiling Service • Plastering • Cornice/Coving • Joinery • Bedrooms • Flooring • Roof Repairs • Fascias and Sofﬁts • Guttering • Decking • Fencing • Paving • Pointing • Handyman Services • Landlord Work IT’S • CRB and OFSTED Checked NO W

Contact Daren on

0114 2311526 07515 731967

** Help us make more of your donation by Gift Aiding It!

F R E E COLLECTION

DECORATORS

TO TIM E RE STA YOU NOVA RT TIN RE WO XTER G OD WO NAL RK

We can collect good quality bric-a-brac when we collect your furniture and electrical items

British Heart Foundation 0844 248 9134* Furniture & Electrical Store Crystal Peaks Shopping Centre Sheﬃeld S20 7PJ Registered Charity Number 225971 bhf.org.uk

* Calls cost 5p per minute from a BT landline. Charges from other providers may very **If you are a UK taxpayer, we can reclaim 28p in every £1 raised from the sale of your donations from HMRC Occasionally we are unable to accept an item that is oﬀered to us for reasons of safety & quality

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SCRAP METAL

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SHEDS

SHED FACTORY OUTLET Highest Quality Garden Buildings with up to 10% OFF this week (Delivered and Installed with nothing else to pay)

Ex-demo, slight factory seconds and catalogue returns. Available in this area for sheds, summerhouses, garages, play house & kennels

30% OFF ALL 8X6 SUPREME APEX SHEDS BOUGHT IN JUNE

MADE FROM BEST QUALITY REDWOOD SHIPLAP

UK’s Largest Indoor Garden Building Showroom Open 9am - 4pm Weekdays and 10am - 4pm Saturday

SHEDLANDS LTD Kingsforth Road, Thurcroft S66 9HU Tel: 01709 703848 www.shedfactoryoutlet.co.uk CONSTRUCTION

KW • BEST PRICES ON ALL GRADES OF METAL • VEHICLES/MACHINES BOUGHT & SOLD • SCRAP COLLECTION AVAILABLE • HIAB FACILITY UP TO 40tn • HEAVY MACHINE REMOVAL & DISPOSAL • GOLD & SILVER BOUGHT FOR CASH

BUILDERS AND DECORATORS

Interior & Exterior Decorating All Building Work Undertaken Extensions, Walls, etc Property Repairs Loft Conversions Patios, Paving & Paths Windows Fitted Garage Conversions

TEL: 07786 908207

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SURFACING

AUTO SERVICES

DOMESTIC REPAIRS

LANDSCAPES

CHESTERFIELD DOMESTIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS Opening Times: Mon-Fri 8:30pm - 3pm Saturday 9:30 - 12pm

Qualified

EST. 1969

Qualified

HOOVER, HOTPOINT, SERVIS etc. • ELECTRIC OVENS • DIY SPARES • WASHING MACHINES• TUMBLE DRYERS

WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE!! WASHERS & DRYERS

01246 416297

FREE ESTIMATES! • NO CALL-OUT CHARGE 12 MONTH GUARANTEE! Visit Our Washing Machine Warehouse £50 - £300 New & Used

97 CHESTERFIELD ROAD, DRONFIELD Next door to the ‘SIDINGS’

DEBT MANAGEMENT

VACANCY

CAFE/SANDWICH TAKEAWAY Near the City Centre

has a Vacancy for an EXPERIENCED COOK/ SHOP ASSISTANT

TEL: 07977 847997

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

• We Are The Bar-seating Specialists in South Yorkshire • New Bar Seating Supplied And Fitted • Bus Seats, Coaches, Trains Seating Re-Upholstery All Catered For • Re-upholstery To All Existing Stools, Chairs & Fixed Seating Including Alterations & Repairs • We Also Specialise In All Domestic Re-covers Or Repairs.

Unit 21 City Road Trading Estate, S2 5HH

078311 41385

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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

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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BLACKPOOL

The LANES HOTEL

SCARBOROUGH

Small Family Run Hotel with a BIG Yorkshire Welcome, 2 Minutes walk to the Town Centre, Winter Gardens, Tower and Pubs. 5 Minute Stroll to the Beach. All Rooms have Digital TV, Tea & Coffee Making Facilities - Everyone Welcome.

Late Bar on Request - Come and Give Us a Try!!! Rooms from £22pppn Mon-Fri from £65

BED & BREAKFAST WITH OPTIONAL EVENING MEAL

TEL: 01253 623384 104 CORONATION STREET - BLACKPOOL

The Terrace Hotel

Fully Licensed 50 Yards from the Seafront Close to all the Pubs, Clubs & Entertainment

Now taking bookings for Spring, Summer & Illuminations

Tel: 01253 346159 Anytime THE LAURELS GUEST HOUSE 14 Reads Avenue, Blackpool, FY1 4BP Two minutes walk to the town centre, the Winter Gardens & the tower. (Opposite the social club)

Mon to Fri £99 BB & EM - PP Telephone: 01253 625977 Email: info@thelaurelsblackpool.co.uk www.thelaurelsblackpool.co.uk

FAMILY-FRIENDLY HOTEL

SUMMER B&B SPECIAL! 4 Nights - £104 per person

Family Run Hotel, Private Car Park, Close to Town Centre & All Ammenities

ARDWICK HOUSE HOTEL

www.smoothhound.co.uk/hotels/theterrace

Licensed, Tea/Coffee Facilities TVs in all rooms

SKEGNESS - INGOLDMELLS

31 YORK STREET - BLACKPOOL CENTRAL

OPEN ALL YEAR - GREAT RATES Central to All Ammenities

ASK ABOUT OUR

SUMMER SPECIALS

3 NIGHTS B&B £50

Greenmount Hotel Recession Busters Mon-Fri B & B £70.00

Tel: 01253 621276

PEMBROKE HOTEL

THE NEWBURN HOTEL (Fully Licenced) ALL ROOMS EN-SUITE, FAMILY, DOUBLE AND TWIN ROOMS. OPEN ALL YEAR. Colour TV in All Rooms, Tea & Coffee Facilities Licenced Lounge Bar, Fully Central Heated

Tel: 01253 345108 www.newburnhotelblackpool.com 48 Withnell Road, Southshore, Blackpool FY4 1HE

SUMMER OVER 55s SPECIAL MONDAY TO FRIDAY 5% OFF

01253 625069

www.pembrokehotelblackpool.com

APPLETON GUEST HOUSE

BLACKPOOL - HORNBY HOUSE Mon - Fri £85pp BBEM Fri - Mon £75pp BBEM Full Week £120pp Under 12s Half Price

En-Suites available - Bar - Central Location Close to all ammenities

Book Now for Spring/Summer

01253 620982

BELMONT HOTEL South/Central Pier All Rooms En Suite Car Park - Sea View Smoking Hotel with Bar! From £20 per person per night

01253 345815/08451 662634

www.belmonthotel.fsnet.co.uk

Licensed Hotel

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

TEL: 01262 673002

17 Yorkshire Street, Blackpool

• Family owned licensed Hotel • 2 minutes from Central Pier • Good food and cleanliness assured •Highly Recommended Licensed Hotel • Clean En-Suite Rooms • Breakfast & Evening Meals Highly commended • You will not be disappointed BOOKING NOW FOR SUMMER Mon - Fri BB&EM £99 B&B from £20 Call Sharon: 01253 624116

SKEGNESS NEW HOLIDAY COTTAGES

3 Luxury, Two Bedroom Holiday Cottages To Let

Private off road parking area Fully fitted, open plan kitchen En-suite bedroom with ample room for a cot or fold away bed Ideal location - quiet but only a short walk from the fabulous town of Skegness

Perfect for family vacations & weekend breaks

Now taking bookings for Summer/Autumn

Tel: 07817412673 - 01754 896692 skegness.holidaycottages@hotmail.co.uk

WANTED CARAVANS ANY AGE OR CONDITION

£ CASH PAID £ TEL: 07892683192

RING WITH DETAILS PLEASE

Short Summer Breaks Available

3 Star Visit Britain Award

We’ll arrange transport from Sheffield!

Summer Specials Monday - Friday - B&B From £69

Tel: o1754 874248

greenmounthotel@aol.com 27-29 Bairstow Street, Foxhall village Blackpool, Lancashire FY1 5BN

www.woodleighhotel.com

Situated 1 Minute from the Pleasure Beach, Promenade and all amenities

Call now for further details

ST. AUBYN’S

www.greenmounthotel.com

Tel: 01253 624997

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

TELEPHONE: 01253 294507

www.ardwickhouse.co.uk

Clean and cosy, home from home, without the hassle. Full English Breakfast.

Special Offers for Children

Tel: 01723 374937

Skegness Road, Ingoldmells, Skegness, PE25 1NL

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What spoils your angling? Fishing is a hobby which should be relaxing, peaceful and enjoyable, but sometimes it can leave you more stressed than when you set out! I had a chat with one of the staff at Bennett’s of Sheffield recently whilst I was working on a feature there, and we got onto the subject of litter. To be honest, it’s just one of those things that shouldn’t be an issue, but unfortunately it is because of the actions of a few ‘anglers’ who spoil it for the rest of us. What constitutes litter though? The general consensus was that it is something you bring with you, but then choose to leave behind when you leave the fishery. Fair enough; but what happens if you arrive at your peg and there is already rubbish lying around? Does it then become your litter…..? If we are being direct, then no, it’s not your refuse, but it could be your responsibility if the fishery rules state ‘no litter’, and what of the moral obligations? I have always taught my kids to pick up or put in their pocket any litter they generate so why should it be different at a fishery? European laws now place somewhat draconian regulations on waste collection from fisheries. Local venues must both apply (and pay) for waste transfer licences, or put the emphasis on the angler to collect and take their rubbish home with them. Simple answer is to get you to take it home; it’s not an unreasonable request from any fishery owner who allows you to enjoy your sport on his land. Before you say “I pay for the privilege”, yes, you do, but does it mean it isn’t to be treated with basic respect for others around you and the environment? Some of the things I’ve come across on my visits to various fisheries around our area have to be seen to be believed; aside from the Monday morning Stella crate debris, fast food tubs, cigarette ends and ‘Millets’ packaging from first time overnighters, I’ve found dirty clothing, used needles, bags of glue and who knows what else! This brings me nicely onto the subject of foul litter, i.e. bodily waste. There is little that annoys me more on a lovely warm summer day 5 Individual Lakes

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STARTER’S ORDERS HORSE RACING by Timelord

Royal Ascot After last week’s famine this week we have a veritable feast of top class racing at Royal Ascot. Five days of the best flat racing are on offer from Tuesday until Saturday. If you want better flat racing than this you will have to go a long way to see it. However, as with all racing that is this good, it is always ultra-competitive so be careful with your selections. These are generally top class animals that can all win on their day. I have tried to keep faith with the value approach throughout the five days. I expect some of these to be pretty reasonable each way prices as the markets are strong at this meeting. As the racing is so competitive I have many of these closely rated together. I have therefore given other possible alternatives to consider in case of withdrawals, non-runners or to suit your own preferences. I’m not going to do too much writing about these as their records speak for themselves. However Goldikova can kick the meeting off with a win and Dick Turpin looks to have decent prospects of turning the form round with Makfi in the St James’s Palace Stakes. Wednesday looks typically difficult but I do quite strongly fancy Kasbah Bliss for the Gold Cup on Thursday. So, without further ado, here are my selections: Tuesday: 2.30 Goldikova (likely favourite, but with a favourite’s chance; e/w Pipedreamer);

STEELERS ICE HOCKEY by Sarah Youle

“Meet The Management” Forum for Steelers Fans Sheffield Steelers HQ this week invited all of the fanbase to an open discussion forum to be held at Abbeydale Sports Club on Thursday 24th June (7:30pm). “This will give all of our fans the opportunity to meet the new management team, to hear all about the exciting changes we have planned, to hear all about the work that is being undertaken to market the club in a more dynamic way than ever before, and most importantly, the team that is being put together to bring you a fantastic next season on the ice. It will give you all an opportunity to ask questions and have your say on issues that you feel strongly about. All of the supporter groups will be in attendance and we hope that as many fans as possible can make it.” Fans will also be able to talk to and ask questions of FAB (Fans’ Advisory Board), the SSSC (Sheffield Steelers Supporters’ Club), and the Dronfield and Bassetlaw Bandits fan groups.

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3.05 Markab (dangers: Borderlescott; Equiano; Kingsgate Native); 3.50 Dick Turpin (N.B. the unbeaten Makfi will be dangerous on Guineas form); 4.25 Elzaam (dangers: Samuel Morse; Zoffany; Klammer; Galtymore Lad); 5.00 Enjoy the Moment (dangers: Rangefinder; Sleepy Hollow; Som Tala); 5.35 Boundless Spirit (dangers: Style and Panache; Chilworth Lad; Oor Jock). Wednesday: 2.30 Kaptain Kirkup (dangers: Shakespearean; Rock Jock); 3.05 Pyrrha (dangers: Spacious; Shamwari Lodge; Antara); 3.50 Cavalryman (dangers: Byword; Shalanaya); 4.25 Smokey Oakey (dangers: Dandy Boy; Docofthebay; Tiger Reigns; Marajaa; Mia’s Boy); 5.00 Swiss Dream (dangers: The Sydney Arms; Purple Glow; Meow); 5.35 Safina (dangers: Marie de Medici; Mudaarah; Sweet Sonnet; Lolly for Dolly) Thursday: 2.30 Al Aasifh (dangers: Arctic Feeling; Dinkum Diamond; Excel Bolt); 3.05 Gallic Star (dangers: Gertrude Bell; Hibaayeb); 3.50 Kasbah Bliss (dangers: Bannaby; Age of Aquarius; Tastahil); 4.25 Layline (dangers: Robens Rock; Sea Lord); 5.00 Alrasm (dangers: Prompter; Quadrille); 5.35 Dandino (dangers: Agent Archie; Kingdom of Munster)

Friday: 2.30 Shewalksinbeauty (dangers: Radharcnafarraige; Inagh River) 3.05 Monterosso (dangers: At Fist Sight; Waseet); 3.50 Jacqueline Quest (dangers: Sent from Heaven; Gile Na Greine); 4.25 Loch Long (dangers: Ella; Fiery Lad); 5.00 Magic Prospect (dangers: Mikhail Glinka; Corsica; Alburj); 5.35 Magaling (dangers: Kiwi Bay; Webbow; Huzzah) Saturday: 2.30 Zaidan (dangers: Together; Fanny May); 3.05 Claremont (dangers: Age of Aquarius; Alainmaar; Harbinger; Holberg; Wajir); 3.50 Marchand D’Or (dangers: Prime Defender; Sir Gerry; Fleeting Spirit); 4.25 Kerry’s Requiem (dangers: too many to list); 5.00 Magicalmysterytour (dangers: Loch Long; Clear Sailing; Satwa Prince); 5.35 Tastahil (dangers: Baddam; Balkan Knight; Munsef). Last weeks results (predictably a poor return): 2.05 York N/R, 10th, 6th. 2.20 Sandown - 3 N/Rs 2.40 York N/R, last, 1st @11/4 2.55 Sandown - 3rd (@ 33/1),N/ r,Unplaced 3.15 York 3 N/Rs 3.30 Sandown - 3 rd (@ 8/1) N/R, 4th 3.50 York 2 N/Rs, 6th Good luck with your Royal Ascot investments.

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RUGBY LEAGUE by Jim Collins Whitehaven 14 Shefﬁeld Eagles 24

Shefﬁeld Eagles produced a late two-try burst to beat Whitehaven in an emotion charged game. The ground was silent before the kick-off as Ros Purdham, the wife of former Haven player Garry Purdham, released 12 white doves in memory of her husband and the other 11 victims of the West Cumbria shootings. The Eagles had to work hard for their win, but they also made hard work of claiming three vital points in the chase for a play-off place. Coach Mark Aston’s decision to play four forwards on the bench paid off as the big men gradually wore down a determined Whitehaven team. Centre Menzie Yere scored two tries but the game-breaker score came from hooker Craig Cook as the lead changed for the ﬁfth time in the game. It was Cook’s 18th try of the season. Mike Burnett, on loan from Hull FC, came into the second row. Tim Bergin returned on the wing with Tangi Ropati also moving out wide and Jason Mossop coming in at centre. Eagles put in some strong defence to hold out Whitehaven early in the game with Misi Taulapapa and Bergin covering well at the back. If the Eagles had built on some good drives by forwards Mitch Stringer and Ryan Hepworth and used positions better they could have led at the break. . Instead the Eagles trailed to a try from dummy half by winger Derry Eilbeck ten minutes before the break. The opening of the second half was very different as Cook and stand-off Brendon Lindsay combined to send second rower Peter Green crashing over for a try. The Eagles took the lead when after Stringer and Ged Corcoran had set up the position before Lindsay collected his own chip and passed out to Yere - who had been threat-

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ing with some of his runs but had been closed down quickly by Whitehaven - to ﬁnish. Lindsay was unable to add either goal. Whitehaven retook the lead with a Craig Calvert try and Carl Rudd goal before the Eagles came back with breaks by Trevor Exton and Misi Taulapapa opening the way for Yere to touchdown for his second try. Winger Tim Bergin took over the kicking duties but his effort agonisingly hit the outside of a post. The lead didn’t last as Calvert scored his second try and there were a few scares close to the try line before in the ﬁnal nine minutes the Eagles took control. Cook twisted and turned from dummy half, looked around for a runner to pass to but with nobody there saw a gap open and did the job himself touching down under the posts. Bergin kicked the goal. With a minute to go Lindsay made the game safe as his chip was fumbled by the Haven fullback Josh Veivers and the stand-off kicked on again and completed the try. Bergin added the goal. Whitehaven: Josh Veivers; Derry Eilbeck, Dexter Miller, Rob Jackson, Craig Calvert; Carl Rudd, Motu Tony; Andy Thornley, Greame Mattinson, Kyle Bibb, Spencer Miller, Danny Barker, Leroy Joe. Subs: Carl Sice, Howard Hill, Kurt Wilton, Mark Jackson. Tries: Eilbeck (29), Calvert (55, 69). Goals: Rudd 1/3. Eagles: Misi Taulapapa, Tangi Ropati, Menzie Yere, Jason Mossop, Tim Bergin; Brendon Lindsay, Matty Brooks; Ryan Hepworth, Craig Cook, Mitch Stringer, Trevor Exton, Mike Burnett, Dane McDonald. Subs: Peter Green, Gen Corcoran, Michael Haley, Joe Hirst. Tries: Green (42), Yere (47, 64), Cook (76), Lindsay (79). Goals: Lindsay 0/2, Bergin 2/3. Referee: Peter Brooke. Penalties: Whitehaven 5, Eagles 10. Attendance: 856.

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WEEKLY FANS COLUMN by Jon Warburton On a thread taken from a Sheffield United internet messaging board, one recent poster demanded that the club make an immediate statement on an issue very close to his heart. He insisted that a very firm stance be taken on the issue to ensure that goings on at Bramall Lane did not descend into farce. The issue in question was of course that of the vuvuzela. Anyone who has been surgically attached to their television as I have since last Friday’s World Cup opener between South Africa and Mexico, will have been forgiven for attempting to alter their sound settings. The vuvuzela is a metre long trumpet like instrument, synonymous with South African football culture. The sound of a 90,000 sell out crowd playing these in unison has been likened to the buzz of a swarm of bees, or a stampede of elephants. In general, any reference to the instrument has not been positive. There have been calls from fans, players and broadcasters that the ‘intrusive’ horn should be banned, due to the detrimental effect it is apparently having on our enjoyment of the beautiful game. I have never been a fan of this type of device after its like dominated a particularly ill fated play off defeat of ours back in 2003, and the scars still run deep. However, the sheer arrogance that we can go to another country and demand that a mainstay of their football culture be banned because ‘we don’t like it’ is utterly ridiculous. Imagine if England were to secure the World Cup in 2018, and five days into the tournament South African fans called for a banning of clapping and singing as it was drowning out the sound of their vuvuzela? You get the picture. All I would say is that while it is their culture, it is most certainly not ours, and reports that supermarkets in the UK sold tens of thousands of the things over the weekend creates cause for concern. For this reason I echo the sentiments that opened the article: Mr McCabe, act now!!!

SPEED AWARDED MBE

Although born in Deeside Speed began his career with Leeds, winning the league title in 1992, before moving on to represent Everton, Newcastle United, Bolton Wanderers and eventually United. Kevin Blackwell said: “I remember trying to sign him when I was at Leeds United so it was great to have him here at Bramall Lane. “It was a privilege to have him in the team and it is a pity that it only lasted a few months because

of his back problems but I am so pleased he has been honoured in this way.” On of the most respected players in the last two decades, Gary is Wales’ most capped outﬁeld International, scoring seven times in 85 appearances. He becomes the second Shefﬁeld United employee to be made an MBE, following the late Derek Dooley.

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is his football ability that marks him out: “This is a big signing for us and you only have to look at what some respected watchers have been saying about him, that he has been the best midﬁelder in the Championship for the last two years. “As recently as January Wigan offered £0.75m for him and their manager Roberto Martinez speaks very highly of him. “Last season in tight games we

lacked the sort of player who could pick a pass to win a game, and I am doubly delighted to get him whilst he is out of contract because we ourselves have been victim to that on a few occasions. “It looked like being a losing battle a few weeks ago when Premiership interest stalled our bid, but he looked at everything and said that he wants to come here.”

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pleased these signings have all happened. Now I am trying to get some more players in. “I said we needed eight and that’s four done, now I will look at the budget and see what else we can do. Like I have said many times before, we have to deal within the constraints of the budget. The club have worked very hard to give me the budget they have given me, which I appreciate in what are very difﬁcult times for clubs. I am happy with the way it’s gone so far.” Irvine has strengthened all outﬁeld areas with his four signings so far and highlighted the need to bolster his options for what is sure to be a demanding campaign ahead in League One. He reasoned: “It’s vitally important we have strength in depth. Not just in terms of competition but having the right kind of cover if there’s an injury or a suspension and we certainly were vulnerable in certain areas last season. “We were fortunate in that we didn’t get players in certain positions out injured for any period of time because had we done, we’d

have ended up with square pegs in round holes.” While the hunt for more new players continues, the clock counts down to the ﬁrst day of July, when the revamped squad’s preparations kick off in earnest. And Irvine is eagerly anticipating the start of pre-season training as he looks to banish the gloom of last term’s relegation. He concluded: “I’m eager to get started and very keen for 1 July to come around, when we can start to shape things for the new season. Pre-season is a time I always look forward to, it’s a time when a lot of managers and coaches are at their happiest because you can get some proper work done on the training ground without worrying about the outcome of games. “Whereas once the season starts you always have to bear in mind what impact training has to the outcome of games. It’s certainly not a case of forgetting about what happened last season, I don’t know if I will ever forget that, but I’m looking forward with a lot of enthusiasm to getting started on 1 July.”

“I am pleased with the outcome of the investigation as it fully vindicates our matchday operation here at Hillsborough and underlines the fact that the club did everything possible in its planning and preparation to manage any incidents following what was an extremely tense game against Crystal Palace.”

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LOCAL FOOTBALL www.sufc.co.uk Shefﬁeld United are delighted that Gary Speed has been awarded an MBE. The Blades coach has enjoyed an outstanding career at club and International level and held the record for most appearances in the Premier League with 535 until David James overtook him in 2009.

LOCAL FOOTBALL www.sufc.co.uk Following his capture of Leon Britton Kevin Blackwell revealed that the acquisition would enable United to have the sort of platform they have not enjoyed in recent years. Leon, a former West Ham product, may be slight in stature but punches above his weight in terms of challenging and stamina, yet it

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Sheffield Wednesday manager Alan Irvine has reflected positively on a productive week in the transfer market that saw four new recruits commit to the Owls. Chris Sedgwick, Jon Otsemobor, Paul Heffernan and Daniel Jones each agreed S6 deals and Irvine is delighted that the many hours of ground work ultimately came to fruition. He said: “It’s not just been this week, of course, all the initial discussions and finding out about players that might be available has been going on for some time. A lot of the work of this week was actually done while I was on holiday so I’m delighted the fact that I did have my phone on while I was on holiday proved to be beneficial. “It would have been very galling if I’d had it on every single day for different periods of the day and not had any rewards, so I’m

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Sheffield Wednesday will face no charges following an FA investigation into crowd disorder after the home game with Crystal Palace on 2 May. Having completed a thorough review of the incidents in question, the FA are completely satisfied by the way in which the Owls complied with mandatory ground regulations and the club was absolved as a result. An FA spokesman has confirmed that the Club will face no further action in this matter. SWFC Stadium Operations Manager John Rutherford said:

GREEN GAFFE GIFTS POINT TO USA WORLD CUP by Neil Cardwell After taking an early lead with a well worked Steven Gerrard opener in the 4th minute of the game, a mistake by goalkeeper Robert Green cost England two valuable points in their opening game in Group C of the 2010 Fifa World Cup. England had the best possible start to a game when they were awarded a throw in that was eventually worked to Emile Heskey on the edge of the US penalty area. With his back to goal, Heskey play a sublime reverse pass into the path of Gerrard. The Liverpool and England captain ﬁnished past Tim Howard in the US goal giving the Everton goalkeeper no chance of making a save. To the incessant cacophony of the African vuvuzelas that have become a feature of every game in the World Cup so far, England dominated play after scoring goal. However, the US did settle into the game after conceding the early goal and looked dangerous when they got forward on the break and from set pieces, particularly when the English defence fell asleep when they needed to defend short

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FIXTURE LISTS corner routines. There were chances at both ends of the park, Clint Dempsey, Jozy Altidore and Oguchi Onyewu all going close for the Americans, whilst Heskey and Aaron Lennon had good chances for England. Lennon’s shot was blocked, Howard saved from Heskey. James Milner was being given a bit of a roasting by American right back Steve Cherundolo. After a third foul by the Aston Villa player the referee produced a yellow card and shortly afterwards Fabio Cappello saw ﬁt to substitute him. Left sided player Joe Cole was overlooked and instead Shaun Wright-Phillips, who normally plays on the right, was brought on to play in Milner’s place. His pace started to cause problems for the Americans and Cherundolo was shown the yellow card by the referee. Then on 40 minutes the unthinkable happened. A tame shot from Dempsey was fumbled by Green and the ball ended up in the back of the net despite the ﬂailing arms and desperate attempts to get to the ball before it crossed the goal line by the hapless England goalkeeper. Further bad news came at the restart of the second half with Ledley King having to be substituted due to an injury. Jamie

Carragher came on to replace him to play alongside John Terry at centre back. Despite looking to lack pace in the centre of defence, England once again started to dominate the game with the pace of Lennon and Wright-Phillips causing problems for the American defence. Heskey was also clean through on the US goal, but could only fire his shot straight at Howard. At the other end of the park the US looked very dangerous and a repeat of the infamous 1950 defeat to the US in Brazil looked likely when Green pulled off a save to deny Altidore. On 79 minutes England made their third substitution with Peter Crouch coming on to replace Heskey. England then started to play much longer up to Crouch’s head, but without threatening the US goal. The game finished with the American players celebrating the draw in a style that would have befitted a convincing victory. The English will have returned to their training camp with their manager pondering what to do about a goal shy attack, a shaky defence lacking pace at the centre and a goalkeeper whose confidence must have been affected by a costly mistake.

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