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STRICTLY RETURNS Weekly Wit With... TO TV AND TO THE ALBERT SNODGRASS ARENA As BBC One’s smash hit entertainment show Strictly Come Dancing returns to our TV screens, tickets for the 2014 Strictly Come Dancing Live UK Tour are now on general sale. The multi-million pound show production will stop off at the Motorpoint Arena in Sheffield, on Tuesday 28th and Wednesday 29th January 2014. The 2014 live tour will feature a brand new lineup of your favourite celebrities and dancers from the hugely popular BBC One show. Strictly fans get to watch the celebrity dancing couples competing for the best scores from TV judges Len Goodman, Craig Revel Horwood & Bruno Tonioli and will then get to vote themselves with their mobile phones. Head Judge Len Goodman said: “It’s a great thrill to take the cream of what promises to be another electric TV series out on the road for the seventh Strictly UK Tour. Strictly will again pull out all the stops with an outstanding line up of celebs and I’m really looking forward to finding out who will be joining Craig, Bruno and myself on tour.” Craig Revel Horwood added: “Taking Strictly around the country and performing live to thousands of people every night is always such a pleasure. I’m extremely excited to be directing the show again, and already planning a fab-u-lous extravaganza. This tour will be the most amazing yet!” Bruno Tonoli agreed: “Another series of Strictly, another superb line up of beautiful celebs and an incredible seventh live tour… Who could ask for more?! Fantastico!” Arena audiences will experience the glitz, glamour and breathtaking choreography which make Strictly Come Dancing a national entertainment treasure. Details of the celebrities and dancers appearing on the tour will be announced soon. The tour has received rave reviews in the national newspapers since it began – the Mail on Sunday awarded the 2013 tour a 4 Star review and the Daily Telegraph said: “The glitzy occasion still sparkles... It was Fab-u-lous”. The Sunday Express have previously said of the tour: “7000 of us raised the roof. Does it get much better? Not often.” Last December a peak audience of more than 13 million viewers tuned in to watch the Strictly final on BBC One, when gymnast Louis Smith was crowned the winner. The television format, also known as Dancing With The Stars, entered the Guinness Book of World Records three years ago as the world’s most successful reality television show and 48 different versions of the show have been licenced across the world by BBC Worldwide. Tickets for Strictly Come Dancing The Live tour 2014 are now on general sale, available online at www.motorpointarenasheffield.co.uk, by phone on 0114 256 5656 or in person at the Arean box office. Tickets purchased online or from the ticket hotline are priced: £71.50 (£65.00 + £6.50 booking fee); £49.50 (£45.00 + £4.50 booking fee) & £38.50 (£35.00 + £3.50 booking fee). Tickets purchased in person at the Arena Box Office are priced: £68.25 (£65.00 + £3.25 booking fee); £47.25 (£45.00 + £2.25 booking fee) & £36.75 (£35.00 + £1.75 booking fee).

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Last Weekʼs Solutions ACROSS: 7) Saga, 8) Eruption, 9) Shambles, 10) Exam, 11) Count, 13) Airmail, 15) Utensil, 17) Plays, 20) Ache, 21) Pin-money, 23) Ball game, 24) Acid DOWN: 1) Cash, 2) Gammon, 3) Cello, 4) Pursuit, 5) Stream, 6) Locality, 12) Optician, 14) Display, 16) Needle, 18) Look at, 19) Annex, 22) Epic

In an attempt to kill two birds with one stone David Cameron announces that the RAF will commence dropping Badgers on Syria from tomorrow. “Lucozade and Ribena sold to Japanese firm for £1.3bn” What a rip off they’re only about £1 a bottle down my local shop. The mother in law had just died so to cheer my wife up I decided to get her a bunch of flowers. “You tight sod Albert!”, she yelled throwing them back at me, “you’ve just got these from a lamppost haven’t you!” “No I haven’t!” I yelled back defending myself, “how can you make that assumption about your own husband!” “Because this is the exact bunch I laid at the scene of her accident!”. “Do you want to hear a really good Batman impression?” asked my mate Dave. “Go on then,” I replied. “NOT THE KRYPTONITE!” he screamed. I said, “That’s Superman.” He said, “Thanks, I’ve been practising.” I couldn’t believe it today, when I came home and was told by my wife that my 5-year-old son wasn’t actually mine. She says that I need to pay more attention when picking him up from school. The Japanese flag is actually a pie chart of how much of Japan is Japan. I feel sorry for people who don’t drink. They’ll never fully appreciate the comfort and coolness of their bathroom floor. If history has taught us one thing...... Then we haven’t learnt much have we. I was in the supermarket earlier and they had started selling Halloween costumes already. My wife was taking ages picking anything so I turned to her and said. “Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the right here I am stuck in the Lidl with you.” Saw a sign in the bus station today, it said ‘One bus takes 35 cars off the road’ personally I think it depends how aggressive the driver is... I saw Worzel Gummidge crying the other day. I asked him what was wrong. “I hate my name,” he whimpered. “I wish I could shorten it to something cooler.” “Don’t worry,” I said. “It could be Worz.”

this week... In the News 14/9/1682 – 15/9/1961 – 16/9/1987 – 17/9/1983 – 18/9/1906 – 19/9/1981 – 20/9/2001 –

Bishop Gore School, one of the oldest schools in Wales, is founded. Hurricane Carla strikes Texas with winds of 175 miles per hour. The Montreal Protocol is signed to protect the ozone layer from depletion. Vanessa Williams becomes the ﬁrst black Miss America. A typhoon with tsunami kills an estimated 10,000 people in Hong Kong. Simon & Garfunkel reunite for a free concert in New York’s Central Park. The United States ends its “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy, allowing gay men and women to serve openly for the ﬁrst time.

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Palmistry - The Mounts of the Hand The mounts of the hands are the fleshy pads that lie at the base of the fingers and thumb. Each mount (like each finger) is named after a planet, and each mount relates to a different personality trait. The mount of the little finger is called the Mercury mount, the mount of the ring finger is called the Apollo mount, the mount of the middle finger is called the Saturn mount and the mount of the index finger is called the Jupiter mount. These mounts tell us how much vitality a person has and how much they enjoy life. As a general rule the higher the mounts are on a person’s hand, the more enthusiastic and vibrant that person is.

ﬁnger. In astrology the planet Saturn indicates balance, responsibility and self control. It also rules structure and boundaries. Someone with a very small mount of Saturn has little sense of responsibility. It may be hard for them to hold down a job because they do not care about things. A mount of Saturn that is of normal size denotes someone who has a good attitude to life. They are responsible and capable and they have plenty of common sense. They are not afraid of hard work. A mount of Saturn that is very pronounced suggests a person who is cynical and pessimistic.

The Mount of Apollo Apollo was the sun God of the Romans. He has close links with the sun in astrology. The sun rules our creativeness and our identity throughout our lives. If the mount of Apollo is fleshy an artistic ability The Jupiter Mount is almost certain. Jupiter is the planet that rules expansion, An over developed mount of Apollo indicates optimism, prosperity and luck. It also influences someone who is a show off. Someone who confidence and joviality. enjoys being the centre of attention and will try A mount of Jupiter that is thin or hard to see to monopolise your time. indicates someone who lacks confidence and is not a leader. This is especially true if the Jupiter The Mount of Mercury finger is short. They have no ambition in life. A mount of Jupiter that is easily identified and The mount of Mercury is the fleshy part that lies of normal size indicates leadership qualities and beneath the little finger. someone who is not afraid to speak out about A mount of Mercury that is thin and flat suggests anything that is not right. It suggests a friendly someone with poor communication skills. and sociable person with ambition. A poor Mercury mount with a crooked little A thick Jupiter finger and a large Jupiter mount finger indicates someone who is easily swayed shows arrogance and conceit. by others. If the Jupiter mound is excessively large and A normal size Mercury mount can be found fleshy it communicates confident to the point on good communicators who are astute in of arrogance and often represents a controlling personality. This tendency is increased if the business. Jupiter finger is the most dominant digit on the A large puffy mount of Mercury denotes someone who is not reliable. hand. Next week it is The Shape of the Hand. To The Mount of Saturn The mount of Saturn lies beneath the middle contact me please call 07811632353

You may decide to narrow your focus and give one project or idea your all. But you could meet a few obstacles along the way. The Pisces Full Moon may also undermine your eﬀorts to get ahead, yet despite all of this, with willpower you can make progress. Call for more news and advice…

You may feel in your element as the Sun moves into your sign later this week Libra, helping you become focused on your own needs and desires. With Mercury also working on your behalf, you may want to share your thoughts and feelings. Call me now for more news and astral advice…

Trying to get your message across could prove awkward this week. At times, you may have to agree to disagree. However, don’t let someone manipulate you into taking up their cause. Yet, you can make headway in a relationship, as long as you’re willing for something to change. Call for more…

You may feel uncomfortable about making a decision that could be quite urgent. The connection between Saturn and Pluto, your personal planet, may also feel as if you are under some kind of pressure to come up with the right answer. Once you do, it may feel like a relief. Call for more…

If something has been bugging you and aﬀecting your energy levels or relationships with co-workers, then it may be time for a new approach. This week’s planetary energies encourage you to start the ball rolling and take action that can make a diﬀerence. Look to remove any obstacles. Call for more…

You may have some interesting conversations with friends this week, even if you can’t always agree. Yet, this isn’t likely to stop you from getting out and enjoying yourself, especially as current inﬂuences seem to be pushing you to explore ideas that could expand your horizons. Call for more…

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Watch what you say and the way you say it, especially around the time of the Pisces Full Moon, as there could be confusion when you’re hoping for clarity. At the same time, a potent planetary inﬂuence may coincide with feelings of pressure to fulﬁll a goal, keep a promise or make a change. Call for more…

Conversation may be buoyant, lively and at times inspiring, especially if you’re searching for answers to an ongoing problem. However, a situation on the domestic front may eclipse other aspects of your life, so you may need to look deeply into your options. Call for more advice…

A positive Mercury Mars connection can be helpful for discussing ideas that have expansive qualities. Collaborating with someone as keen as you may help you bring your plans to fruition more easily. Meanwhile, the Pisces Full Moon could bring a ﬁnancial challenge. Call for more…

A Pisces Full Moon lights up your partnership zone, highlighting certain feelings and perhaps confusing things too. This is because Saturn’s link to Pluto suggests that you may be reading more into a romantic situation than is really there. Call me now for more news and astral advice…

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With the help of volunteers from the EE shop in Sheffield, Sheffield 50+ members with ages ranging from 56 to 96 gained experience and knowledge for using their own ‘new’ technology. The Fargate store hosted a Tea Party to de-mystify using phones, digital cameras and computers, including the new tablets and kindles. It was thoroughly enjoyable, tea cake and technology went together very well. Members left with a lot more confidence and we can’t wait for another opportunity.

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We would like to invite you to a series of events that will look at the challenges facing Adult Social Care Services. We want to hear your views on how you think Sheffield City Council should plan social care services in the future. What will happen with the feedback from the events? Sheffield City Council has already brought together information about Adult Social Care from existing customers over the last couple of years. Your views are important to us. The feedback you provide through these events, together with what we already know, will help us make changes to Adult Social Care Services and design services for the future. We will compile a Summary Report reflecting your views. This will be presented to decision makers to inform the 2014/15 budget setting process and service design. What are the events about? You are welcome to attend one or all of the events. In order to make sure that we have representation from a broad range of people, we are inviting customers, providers, third sector organisations and other stakeholders. Places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis and we will try to keep a balance between the various stakeholder groups. At each event there will be a short presentation followed by an opportunity in small groups for you to share your comments and discuss your ideas with others. If you would like to attend please let us know using the contact details below. Please tell us about any adjustments or support you may require in order to attend.

Memory Walk 2013 needs your help! With walks taking place across the country throughout September, Alzheimer’s Society needs volunteers to play a vital part in making it a day to remember for the walkers. Roles available include: setting up and taking down the event; marshalling the routes; helping at the registration desk and helping to run the refreshment, rafﬂe and fundraising stalls. You’ll be fully briefed and will get an Event 1 exclusive Memory Walk t-shirt to wear on the day. Email memorywalk@alzheimers.org.uk or call 0845 306 0898 and be a part of Memory Walk 2013.

An introduction to the challenges facing Adult Social Care. 27 September 2013 at 10.30 – 13.00 in the Town Hall Event 2 Helping people to help themselves and each other 14 October 2013 at 13.00 – 15.30 in the Town Hall Event 3 How can Housing and social care work better together? 27 November 2013 at 14.00 – www.carehome.co.uk has published the findings of a poll which revealed that only a 16.30 in the Town Hall fifth of care homes in the UK have internet Event 4 Closer working between Health access for residents. Service and Social Care Davina Ludlow, Director of carehome.co.uk, is 20 December 2013 at 10.30 – now calling on care homes to change this and 13.00 in the Town Hall help residents reap the potential health benefits of being online. She said: “The internet can be To book your place: crucial in giving older people and people living Telephone 0114 203 9325, email: Practicedevelop@sheffield.gov.uk with disabilities back their independence and stop them feeling so isolated... We would like Or by mail: Quality Development to see more care homes giving residents access Team, Corporate Mail Facility, Freepost to the internet. ICT should be an integral part NEA5527, Town Hall, Sheffield S1 2ZZ of life in a care home”. “The internet can be (No stamp required). crucial in giving older people and people living

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with disabilities back their independence and stop them feeling so isolated. They can shop online, order books and DVDs, chat to family and friends using Skype, and look at photos on Facebook. “ICT can play a vital role in engaging people who are living with dementia. iPads can be used as memory reminiscence tools. Music and archive photos from different eras can unlock memories and can easily be accessed by touching the screen. “ICT is also great for helping grandparents and their grandchildren to interact as using tablets such as iPads can make communicating so much easier.” What do you think Shefﬁeld over 50’s? We would love to hear your views on this. Email Julie at julie@shefﬁeld50plus.org.uk

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During the whole of October the Coterie Gallery, Pack Horse Lane, High Green, Sheffield, S35 3HY, will be holding a festival of artistic talent featuring YOU to be exhibited not only in the gallery but throughout the Campus. This is open to anyone who wishes to have a piece of artwork exhibited and can be in any subject, medium, or genre, (paintings. textiles, photography, sculpture, ceramics, anything that will stand or hang. There is no fee or selection process, and no form filling. Only requirements are that the piece is labelled with your name and contact details together with the title and sale price if for sale which the gallery will sell on your behalf without commission. Wall art will require cording for hanging. Drop it in the studio, the gallery or reception between 9-5pm Friday 27th September 2013 The exhibition will run from Tuesday 1st October until Wednesday 30th October. Artwork can be collected between 9-5pm Thursday 31st October 2013 The Gallery and Campus is situated at the bottom of Pack Horse Lane, High Green, Sheffield S35 3HY and has lots of free parking with full disabled access. See or website www. coteriegallery.co.uk for location and transport details by car, bus, plane and train. Coterie Gallery & Fine Art Studio Pack Horse Lane, High Green, Sheffield, S35 3HY 07981 851174 or 07746 718658

CARE HOMES FOR THE ʻROCK AND ROLLʼ GENERATION A former care minister, Paul Burstow MP, is calling for care homes in the UK to be revamped and is heading up a commission to design a new care home model suitable for the ‘rock and roll’ generation. The Commission on Residential Care has been formed with the aim of developing a vision of residential care that is fit for the 21st century. In recent years, the care home sector has been plagued by abuse scandals, such as Winterbourne View. But behind the headlines, care homes are being challenged by reduced public spending, the wholesale transformation of the health and care systems, an agenda that promotes choice and personalised care for everyone, and a rapidly ageing population, which is placing additional pressure on a care system already under strain. At the same time, peoples’ expectations of residential care are changing, as current generations become accustomed to a higher level of independence and choice than the post-war generation, and more emphasis is placed on supporting people with disabilities to live independently in the community. It is hoped that following the year-long Commission on Residential Care, hosted by the think tank Demos, care homes will be places where people are able to carry on with their independence intact. In a speech to launch the Commission, Mr Burstow said we need to turn care homes “from a place where the curtains are drawn and no one really knows what is going on in them to places of laughter and light”. He added: “For many the thought of residential care is a source of dread, an unwelcome last resort. Media reporting of care has fuelled the negative stereotype. Yet care homes can be places of light and laughter, a home from home. “The goal must be to give people a real housing choice in later life, rather than a fire sale as things start to fall apart. Adaptations and staying put, yes, but moving as a genuine choice too. “There needs to be a reappraisal of the role of residential care, a realisation that it is part of the solution, rehabilitation of its reputation and a valued place in our care system.” Sheffield 50+ is happy to pass on your views of how you would like to see care homes develop for the future generations. Please Email Julie at julie@sheffield50plus.org.uk and Sheffield 50+ we will pass on your views to the Commission.

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DORE SHOW TO BE OPENED OFFICIALLY FOR THE FIRST TIME IN SUPPORT OF ST.LUKE’S HOSPICE For the first time, the long-established Dore Show will be opened officially this year by Radio Sheffield’s popular presenter, Paulette Edwards on Saturday September 14th at 2.00pm in the heart of the village. Happily the show is returning to its traditional homes – Dore Old School and Dore Methodist Church – and the charity being supported in 2013 is St Luke’s Hospice, of which Paulette is a strong champion. There are 82 exhibit categories including vegetables, flowers and baking to photography, wine, art and textile, also with several junior sections. Visitors will be entertained by Oughtibridge Brass Band and Chesterfield Garland Dancers and cream teas will also be on the menu! The show will be open until 4.30pm, during which there will be a raffle. It will be followed by a charity auction in the Dore Old School playground, with all proceeds going to St. Luke’s Hospice. Many local people have been involved in organising and running this community event, with more details available at dorevillage.co.uk/doreshow. There is still time to entry exhibits, particularly in the art and photography sections. For further press information please contact Margaret Laver at Proactive PR on 0114 236 1286 or margaret@proactivepr.org.uk.

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The team at Whirlow Hall Farm Trust are as busy as their bee’s preparing for their largest fundraising event of the year… the Whirlow Hall Farm Fayre, which will be held at the farm on Sunday 15th September 2013 from 10am to 4pm. This annual event is set to be bigger and better than ever with the emphasis this year being to show new and exciting attractions and provide lots of FREE activities proving to be a true value for money event. The entry fee for adults is £6, this money goes directly to the charity to ensure they can continue to deliver their unique learning opportunities for local children; and the best bit is children entry on the day is FREE of charge. The usual giant craft and farmer’s market marquee, this year sponsored by Wren Kitchens will be erected with up to 100 stalls to peruse at leisure. Local brewery Thornbridge will supply the beer inside the acoustic beer tent where you can take a pew and relax to the sound of Shefﬁeld’s ﬁnest acoustic artists. Rides and slides,

face painting and pony rides will return and there will be the most delicious food available including the farms popular Hog Roast and BBQ! A new demonstration marquee will run throughout the day where you can sit and watch the award winning butcher at work. Learn where your cuts of meat come from on the animal, and what to look for when you are shopping for your produce in the supermarket. A number of cooking demonstrations will also take place including a special vegetarian demo from Jon Tite and an AGA cooking demo from the tent sponsor Aga Shop Sheffield. Else where on the field there will be an Antiques tent where Michael Dowse will be giving FREE valuations on items visitors bring from home, a full schedule of entertainment is booked from falconry and extreme mountain bike shows to firm favourites Punch and Judy, and you can try your hand at archery, African drumming, a Masai beadwork workshop or even blacksmithing all for FREE!

If its animals you love Oreo and Friends will be bringing along their exciting array of exotic animals including meerkats and Pika, a very rare fennec fox (pictured). The animal zone sponsor Vets 4 Pets will be running a FREE drop in clinic for you to ask advice about your pets at home, and you can meet alpaca’s and some of the farm animals resident at Whirlow Hall Farm. The charity is excited to have a new headline sponsor this year, GRI Group. This sponsorship allows for more free activities to be available than ever before. Graham Royle, Chairman & CEO of GRI Group said “My wife and I have taken our kids and friends to both the farm and fayre for many years. The staff are amazing, very passionate about the animals and always ensure visitors have a fabulous time. We are delighted to sponsor this fantastic event and to support such a worthwhile cause” We are sure you will agree there will be plenty to see and do on the day so be sure to support the charity event and enjoy a fantastic day out for all the family. If you require any further information about this event please contact a member of the

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This week we held our last collection of the year on the Tanyard Shopping Centre at Wickersley in Rotherham and we’d like to say thank you to everyone who donated to help us raise £72.55. Also thank you to Lucy, Andy and Barry who held the collection tins. It may not seem a very big amount but every little really does help towards the costs of keeping the station broadcasting. The financial climate is difficult and understandably people are having to prioritise their spends and so what’s left for charity can be less than before. That’s why I’d like to ask you to consider giving just a couple of seconds of your time to raise money for Radio Nightingale without actually spending anything. First when you’re searching on the internet, give a try to www. radionightingale.easysearch.org. uk instead of your usual search engine. It’s powered by some of the biggest search engines, Yahoo! and Bing, so the results you get are really good. Every time you make a search from here Radio Nightingale gets half a penny. Have a think about how many searches you do a day or a week and see how that could add up. It really is free to use; the money to Radio Nightingale comes from the sponsored links on the site. Maybe set it as your homepage so you can find it easily. Or if you’re shopping on the internet try www.easyfundraising. org.uk/radionightingale. This is a collection of thousands of retailers who’ve all agreed to give a percentage of their profits to Radio Nightingale because you make a purchase. The cost you pay is exactly the same as you would if you bought direct from the retailers website, in fact once you’ve selected your retailer from the easyfundraising site you’ll be transferred to their normal website to complete your purchasing. There’s no compromise in your security, no limits on the retailers range and no additional costs. In fact, a lot of the retailers make special offers through the easyfundraising website, so you might even save a little. Plus there are thousands of retailers in the site, some of them you’ll never have heard of before but they offer a fantastic range of products which will be real inspiration for gifts for any occasion. Please, if you can, have a look at these websites. They don’t cost you anything but they do raise a little bit more money to help Radio Nightingale make time pass a little quicker for those in hospital.

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On Saturday September 28th Shiregreen WMC on Shiregreen lane will be holding “Shiregreen Rocks!”, a very special concert in aid of charity, starting at 7pm. On the night rock bands ‘Before the Daen’ and ‘The Inspectors’ will playing live on stage as well as solo artist ‘Ricky’. Tickets cost £5 which includes a Pie & Pea supper, more information and tickets are available from either calling 0114 2571857,

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MEMBERS ROLL BACK RIGHTS TO THE 70’S MAGIC AM by Trevor Thomas

Well, we certainly are rolling back to the 70s this week on Magic. Before I tell you about that, thanks to everybody who came along to join us at Classical Fantasia in Leeds last week. It was good to meet so many people coming along to enjoy the fabulous ﬁreworks and live classical music set against the breath taking backdrop of Kirkstall Abbey. And this Saturday my colleague Glenn is out and about again at the Bluebell Hotel, Burton Agnes near Bridlington for Party in the Park with Russell Watson. Well done if you won tickets from the Breakfast Show. So this week, we’re giving you a chance to see the current incarnation of one of the 70s most well loved bands and one act we’re also asked to play quite a lot on the air. Winning the hearts of many a teenager in the early and middle part of the decade, the Bay City Rollers spawned a new word back in the day. ‘Rollermania’ was the name given to the following of a bunch of good looking young lads from Scotland who sang the songs we sang along to. They took the UK charts by storm and had hits all over America and the world beyond. Fans donned the costumes, waved the scarves, bought the singles and albums, screamed at the concerts and even battered down the doors to get a glimpse of brothers Alan and Derek, Nobby, Woody and co. Nowadays lead singer Les McKeown has put together a new line up recapturing that 70s magic, playing the hits and wearing the familiar tartan. You can see them on tour through the next couple of months. Locally they play Retford Majestic Theatre on September 29th and Rotherham Civic Theatre on October 10th. To win free tickets, just name the 70s classics we’re re-enacting on the Magic Music Box every morning this week at 8.20am.

CLUBHISTORIANS.CO.UK by Ruth Cherrington

“What rights have I got as a member when my club is being sold?” This is a question that frequently comes into Club Historians. We’re not really qualified to answer as every club is different in terms of its constitution and management. The first thing I suggest, though, is to consider whether the club is affiliated to the CIU as matters should be more clearly laid down if that is the case. The enquirer can go to their local CIU branch office or go online to find out more about their rights and to make sure they are being upheld. CIU clubs traditionally have been owned and run by the members themselves, not being in private hands though some have been transferred over in recent years. Clubs that were set up on this collective basis, with members paying their annual subs, should theoretically have some shares to hand out if sold. Before that step, however, the members would need to be consulted with an extraordinary meeting called so that they can air their views on how the sale of the club is to proceed. But the exact details would be in the club’s own constitution and these details are not always available either having been lost or destroyed at some point, especially with older clubs. Some club members can expect a few hundred pounds when their club is sold though most of them would rather they had the club with all its facilities continue! A common problem these days is that many are closing because of financial difficulties and debts. The buildings and the land might be worth quite a bit in today’s inflated prices and several evaluations should be sought.. But if the debts and fees payable are more than the value of the club, then members can expect very little- sometimes nothing at all. Fees to solicitors, accountants etc., can soon mount up but these should be made transparent to the members so they can see where the money is going. I would recommend to members whose club is being sold that they seek the advice of the CIU and discuss the issue with other members. Any irregularities can be flagged up before it’s too late. The best thing, of course, is to try to save the club if there is still some hope that it might be turned around into a viable business.

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Sunday 15th September

KAREN KRISTIAN EVERY SUNDAY

JAM SESSION

4pm Start - EVERYONE WELCOME

Use available instruments or bring your own Monday 6:30pm onwards

EASY DANCE - Tuition With Mark

BRILLIANT CORNERS JAZZ

COOL SOUNDS TO EASE US INTO THE WEEKEND

• Every Wednesday is Mid-week Madness on Fosters & Tetley’s at £2 a pint. • We have 5 cask ales on sale with a good rotation of beers each month, also 4 premium lagers and other beers and bottles to choose from.

THE PLACE TO BE IN HEELEY!

THE PLACE TO BE IN NORTON LEES!

LIVE JAZZ BAND

THURSDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER (9PM)

ZAK BLACK

www.whitelionshefﬁeld.co.uk 615 London Road S2 4HT 0114 255 1500

LA PLATA S.C.

Every Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Sunday

Saturday 14th September

Tuesday is

Superb Female Vocalist Saturday 21st September

Thursday is

DENISE JOHNSON TRISTAN DREW SARAH JAY

The Chantrey Arms

EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY NOW OPEN UNTIL 1AM!

Live Entertainment!

FRIDAY 13th SEPTEMBER - 9PM

80’S DISCO With

ROSCOE

TOWNGATE, HIGH BRADFIELD, SHEFFIELD, S6 6LG T: 0114 285 1207

SATURDAY 14th SEPTEMBER - 9:30PM

3FB

Fantastic Live Band

733 Chesterfield Road S8 0SL 0114 258 5864

Monday is

Served 11:30am - 7pm

Every Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Monday

Club Secretary 07917 063283 Club Steward 07917 063241 The Bar 07917 063293 1 MINUTE WALK FROM HILLSBOROUGH TRAM STOP, UP FORBES ROAD & YOU’RE THERE!

(Free Buffet and Big Prizes to be Won)

We Are Open All Day Every Day

Sunday is Carvery Day

OPEN THE BOX - BIG MONEY

FREE FUNCTION ROOM AVAILABLE 7 DAYS A WEEK CONTACT THE CLUB FOR DETAILS

EVERY TUES - QUIZ NIGHT AT 9.30pm

Welcome to...

PRIZE BINGO £500 ON 50 NUMBERS + JACKPOT PRIZE

Top Female Vocalist

NORTHERN SOUL

0114 2582095

353-355 Walkley Lane, Shefﬁeld, S6 2PB

First Friday of Every Month

Dancing with the Steel City Dancers

princeshefﬁeld@yahoo.co.uk 150 Derbyshire Lane S8 8SE

The Home Of Sport In The Heart Of Ecclesall Road

Every Thursday 12noon-3pm

ZUMBA FITNESS

LOCAL MALE SINGER

TUESDAY 17TH SEPTEMBER (8:30PM)

Great Male Vocalist Saturday 28th September

Tuesdays & Thursday 7pm-8pm

RUSS ELLIOTT

ALL WELCOME TO WATCH OR JOIN IN!

WOODSEATS WMC Friday 13th September

SATURDAY 21ST SEPTEMBER (9PM)

FOLK CLUB SESSION

Wednesday is Friday is

FISH

FRY-DAY

BOOKING IS ADVISABLE ON ALL DAYS (Food is served Mon to Fri 11:30am - 3pm & 5pm - 9pm & all day Sat 11:30am - 9pm)

TUESDAY IS QUIZ NIGHT - Jackpot and Prizes to be won - 9.30pm Visit our website: www.theoldhorns.co.uk

WOODHOUSE MILL WMC

582 Retford Road, Sheﬃeld Tel: 0114 269 2910

FUNCTION ROOM AVAILABLE TUESDAY ZUMBA (7PM - 8PM) £4 WEDNESDAY BINGO AT 9PM THURSDAY CLOSED SUNDAY SUNDAY LUNCH BINGO, OPEN THE BOX & 5 NUMBER BINGO

Friday 13th September

JENNIE LAINE Saturday 14th September

NIKKI GEE

Sunday 15th September

RACHEL RAYNOR

Mags & Michael Welcome You To

THE ANGLERS REST

Richmond Park Road - Handsworth - Shefﬁeld Telephone: 0114 2430958 /0114 2442978

TRADITIONAL SUNDAY LUNCH £5.99 with a free drink*

(*From Landlord’s Selection)

SPECIAL OFFERS ON FOOD & DRINK SATURDAY 14TH SEPTEMBER

DEANO

EVERY SUNDAY

KARAOKE WITH BOB & SUE

The North’s largest entertainment weekly, telephone our sales team to get your advert on these pages 0114 276 3633 opt.1

Sponsored by

BRADFIELD BREWERY Colin and staff welcome you to . . .

THE BLACK BULL Main Street, Aughton - Tel: 0114 2871 020

Monday

QUIZ NIGHT - Includes Jackpot

Tuesday

BUSKER’S NIGHT

Friday CURRY NIGHT AND DJ JON All You Can Eat for £6.99

Saturdays - COMING SOON KARAOKE/BAND NIGHTS VARIOUS REAL ALES - £3 PER PINT

Saturday 5th October

Quality Real Ales brewed using the Finest Malts, Traditional Hops and Natural Spring Water

PARK GARDENERS Cricket Inn Road, Shefﬁeld Telephone: 07533543549

CRAIG OFFERS A WARM WELCOME TO CUSTOMERS OLD AND NEW

SUNDAYS

JOHNNY & CASH BINGO & THE MOONDOGS Beatles Tribute

WATCH OUT FOR MORE FORTHCOMING ACTS CARVERY 7 DAYS A WEEK

SERVED MONDAY TO SATURDAY 12NOON - 8PM (2 COURSES FROM £4.75 BETWEEN 12NOON &6PM) SUNDAY 12NOON - 5PM (2 COURSES FROM £4.75 BETWEEN 12NOON &5PM)

OPEN ALL DAY FOR FOOD 9am - 8pm Bar Opens at 11am BREAKFAST SERVED FROM 9AM ONLY £3.50

WADSLEY BRIDGE WMC

Halifax Road - Shefﬁeld 6 0114 231 3151

MON NIGHT QUIZ MON|WED|FRI BINGO Saturday 14th Sept

SCREAMING EAGLES Sunday 15th Sept

KISS DA BEAT

Saturday 21st Sept

COYOTE

Sunday 22nd Sept

BIG STEVE & THE HEADLINERS

Saturday 28th Sept

JOHNNY & THE MOONDOGS

SEQUENCE DANCING

WITH TUITION MON AFTERNOON -1:30PM

FREE WiFi

5 NUMBER BINGO Sunday 15th Sept

TONY FLETCHER Sunday 22nd Sept

FAYE PEEL

Function Room Available For Hire, Parties, Weddings, Funerals Etc... up to 150 persons

THE VICTORY CLUB

134 MAIN ROAD - DARNALL - SHEFFIELD TEL: 0114 244 2134 EXTERNAL SMOKING AREA

FOR THAT SPECIAL OCCASION UP TO 100 PEOPLE WEDDING RECEPTIONS, PRIVATE PARTIES, FUNERALS WITH DISCRETION, BUSINESS MEETINGS & CONFERENCES RING 0114 244 2134 FOR DETAILS

Every Monday - BINGO & QUIZ in the Lounge Every Thursday - LADIES BINGO NIGHT - CASH PRIZES

WALKLEY WMC 287 Providence Road Walkley - Sheffield Tel: 0114 234 8956

Friday 13th September

RICKY GRAHAM

Saturday 14th September

STEFFI ACKROYD

Sunday 15th September

DEAN ALEXANDER FREE FUNCTION ROOM FOR HIRE - RING FOR AVAILABLE DATES 149 Sheffield Road Sheffield Tel: 0114 2693 057

MONDAY QUIZ NIGHT

FOR A GALLON OF BEER + BINGO

WEDNESDAY MODERN SEQUENCE PLUS BINGO THURSDAY DOMINO KNOCK OUT FRIDAY & SATURDAY BINGO, PYCR & OPEN THE BOX SUNDAY BINGO/OPEN THE BOX KARAOKE (3PM - 8PM) Friday 13th September

MARK TURVER Saturday 14th September

SCOTT ANSON MONDAY TO FRIDAY ALL DRAFT BEERS, LAGERS & CIDERS ARE £2 PER PINT* *Except Carling & Coors (£2.50) *Excluding Bank Holidays & Functions

A Warm Welcome from Jill & Steve

Sunday 22nd September

Holme Lane, Shefﬁeld, S6 4J2 Tel: 0114 2348241

NIKKI ROGERS Saturday 28th September

NORTHERN SOUL

MEMBERS & AFFILIATED FRIENDS MOST WELCOME

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MONDAY

BINGO

Cash Prizes

DANCING WITH RAY Line Dancing & Sequence Dancing with Tuition Spot Waltz with Prizes

TUESDAY

POKER NIGHT Private League & Cash Games POOL LEAGUE New Members Wanted Free Table

WEDNESDAY

FAMILY GAMES NIGHT, pool night, FREE table

THURSDAY

BILL & PETES SING-A-LONG

FULL SIZE SNOOKER & POOL TABLE SUPERB FUNCTION ROOM Air Conditioned, Private Bar, Seats 150, Catering, Live DJ - For Any Occasion

Saturday 14th September

SPIRAL SCRATCH CLASSIC BOY/GIRL DUO

Sunday 15th September

BROTHERHOOD TOP 2 BOY DUO

Gary & Laura Welcome you to the ...

Bagshawe Arms

Woodhouse Westend WMC

Sunday 15th September

JON DEAN

Malin Bridge Inn Saturday 14th September

SOULFACES (IN THE FUNCTION ROOM)

FOR ST LUKE’S HOSPICE RAISE A GLASS CAMPAIGN £5.00

EARTH, WIND & FIRE EVENING

Norton Avenue, Sheffield S14 1BP Tel: 0114 348 4000

TUESDAY GAMES NIGHT WITH CASH PRIZES THURSDAY THIRSTY THURSDAYS 50P OFF

FOSTERS & JOHN SMITHS SUNDAY FRESH HOMEMADE SUNDAY LUNCH AVAILABLE SATURDAY 14TH SEPTEMBER THE VERALS - LOCAL BAND SUNDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER CAR BOOT £6 PER CAR - ALL PROCEEDS TO THE ALZHEIMER’S SOCIETY

SATURDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER NEWFIELD SCHOOL REUNION (CLASS OF 83 & 84) CATERING FOR PARTIES, CHRISTENING & WAKES FOOD AVAILABLE DAILY 1PM - 7PM BEER GARDEN | BOUNCY CASTLE TYKES TOYS NINTENDO WI - AVAILABLE ON 120” TV FREE WIFI FOSTERS & JOHN SMITHS £2.50 A PINT CARLING £2.90 A PINT

CROWN & GLOVE Stannington

Regular Beers & Changing Guest Ales

Cask Marque Accredited

We are now a member of SIBA Now stocking local ales. Farmers Ales/ Thornbridge/ Guests

TUESDAY - FRIDAY 5PM - 8PM 2 MEALS FOR £7

(IN THE FRONT BAR)

FUNCTION ROOM AVAILABLE

96 Uppergate Road • Stannington Shefﬁeld • S6 6BY Tel: 0114 232 4440

The North’s largest entertainment weekly, telephone our sales team to get your advert on these pages 0114 276 3633 opt.1

Tel: 0114 285 1118 - www.bradfieldbrewery.co.uk E4

THE FOREST SHOWBAR

FRIDAY 13TH SEPTEMBER

GRAHAM’S FAMILY FUN NIGHT PLUS BINGO

Rutland Street, Sheffield, S3 9PA Tel: Norman 07969611832 or Gary 07705096699

SATURDAY 14TH SEPTEMBER

ADRIAN PARIS

SATURDAY 14TH SEPTEMBER

RACHEL RAYNOR TOP ENTERTAINMENT

SUNDAY 15TH SEPTEMBER

SUE & PAUL’S ENTERTAINMENT NIGHT

Handsworth Social Club

WITH GUEST ARTIST, FUN QUIZ, BINGO & PYCR

13 Hall Road, Shefﬁeld Tel: 0114 269 3019

JACKPOT STARTS AT £200 EVERY MONDAY QUIZ NIGHT IN THE LOUNGE WITH SEAN

EXCELLENT FEMALE VOCALIST Saturday 21st September

Saturday 14th September

GUITAR VOCAL - 80’S DUO Sunday 22nd September

Sunday 22nd September

EVERY WEDNESDAY - SENIOR CITIZENS TEA PARTY 12 NOON

SUPERB ROCK N ROLL BAND

Saturday 14th September

DUAL IMPACT

GREAT MALE DUO Sunday 15th September

BINGO & OPEN THE BOX - FRI, SAT & SUN

VICKY JAY CRUNCH

BUDDIES

5 Number Bingo, Spin The Wheel

FREE FUNCTION ROOM FOR HIRE

SHEFFIELD LANE WMC

45 Hatfield House Lane, Sheffield S5 6HU

0114 2457 806

Fully Air-Conditioned Concert Room & Lounge

Friday 13th September

STONE IDOLS

Saturday 14th September

ELECTRO 80’S

Sunday 15th September

ANGEL & THE SINNERS Tuesday 17th September

DEAN ALEXANDER Friday 20th September

Southey Green Road, Shefﬁeld, S5 7QQ

TEL: 0114 2325768 / 0114 2311101

Thursday 12th September

ETHAN LEIGH

OPEN ALL DAY FRIDAY

Friday 13th September TEATIME ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE (5PM - 7PM)

JONATHAN BENNETT

PLUS BINGO & SUPER FIVE

Saturday 14th September

PROJECT 4

VASTLY REDUCED BEER & LAGER PRICES ALL HELD FOR 3 MONTHS

Sequence & Modern Dancing

WEDNESDAYS from 8pm Start

All are welcome in the Concert Room Sequence & Modern Dancing

ANDY GALE

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

FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED

LISA

RESERVOIR CAR WASH

11am - 3pm in the car park In aid of Junior Ice Hockey Team

Monday

QUIZ NIGHT

(DEPOSIT ONLY)

SEATS UP TO 250 • HOUSE DJ CAN BE BOOKED LATE BAR AVAILABLE • LARGE CAR PARK

Contact Tony for Details and Bookings on

07719 604455

Tuesday

BUSKERS’ NIGHT & PLAY YOUR CARDS RIGHT- £100 Wednesday & Thursday

FREE POOL Friday

OPEN THE BOX Every Sunday & 1st Thursday of Every Month

SING-A-LONG & BINGO WITH BRIAN (1PM - 4PM) PENSIONERS’ SPECIAL

11AM - 5PM

Except Wednesday & Sunday

FOOD SERVED 11AM - 5PM

ALL DAY BREAKFAST NOW SERVED 11AM - 5PM

CASK ALES FREE WI-FI•BT SPORTS

We Cater For Up To 100 People For Private Parties, Christenings & Wakes etc

BOUNDARY ACADEMY JORDANTHORPE PARKWAY, S8 8BU

LIVE TERTAINMENT

EVERY SATURDAY

Sept 14th- NIGEL GARRY Sept 21st- KATYA

PRIVATE MEMBERS CLUB NEW MEMBERS WELCOME - JUST COME IN AND JOIN!!! INSTANT MEMBERSHIP

£2.80 A PINT

BINGO EVERY NIGHT WE ARE HOLDING OUR BEER PRICES CHILDREN ARE WELCOME IN THE CONCERT ROOM ON SUN LUNCHTIMES & TUE NIGHTS

FREE OF CHARGE

COYOTE

Saturday 21st September

MONDAY AFTERNOONS

FUNCTION ROOM AVAILABLE

Sunday 15th September Thursday 19th September

NOAH’S ARK

197 Mansfield Road, Sheffield S12 2AL - 0114 239 8681 Friday 13th September

EXCEPT MONDAY & WEDNESDAY - 9:15pm Start

SOUTHEY QUEENS SOCIAL CLUB SOCIAL CLUB 4 QUEENS ROAD - SHEFFIELD - S2 4DG

SHINE

MID LIFE CRISIS

BINGO EVERY NIGHT EVERY WEDNESDAY BALLROOM DANCING

Lisa & Chris Welcome you to the

£2.60 A PINT

• POOL TABLE & SNOOKER TABLE • FAMILIES WELCOME • CHILDREN’S PLAY AREA • DISCO’S • LARGE FREE CAR PARK • ROOM HIRE

Search for ‘Mercury Newspaper’

WWW.BOUNDARYACADEMY.CO.UK / EMAIL BOUNDARYACADEMY@TALKTALK.NET

TEL: 07957 975032

FIND US ON FACEBOOK SEARCH FOR BOUNDARY ACADEMY

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Do you have a Powwow cooler and need an urgent water delivery ? Does your cooler need sanitising? As Powwow Water Coolers have gone into administration you may be left high and dry.

Countrywise Water Coolers Limited can help you out fast with a reliable service and a great tasting water.

Delivering Chilled, Healthy and Clean Drinking Water without Hassle

Countrywise Water Coolers Ltd Wiltshire Road – Hull - HU4 6PA Tel 0114 3260028 – Fax 01482 358928 www.countrywise.net email: sales@countrywise.net

TEN DRIVER SALES PEOPLE NEEDED! NO EXPERIENCE NECCESSARY FULL TRAINING GIVEN FULL UK DRIVING LICENCE REQUIRED

£800 OTE PER WEEK TELEPHONE 0114 251 3583

Try a taste of tradition at

THE NAGS HEAD INN

Open Fires & a Welcoming Atmosphere, back under Bradfield Brewery Management ALL FARMERS ALES £2.00 A PINT

HOME MADE PIE & A PINT £5.75

The Official Bradfield Brewery Tap

Food Served

Wed - Fri 11:30am - 2:30pm & 5:30pm - 8:30pm Sat 10am - 8pm Sun 10am - 3pm (10am-Noon Breakfast Sat & Sun)

Quiz night every Thursday from 9:30pm rolling jackpot & a gallon of beer to be won

3/4 size Snooker Table

in-house snooker tournament every Sunday Evening

The Nags Head Inn, Stacey Bank, Loxley, Sheffield S6 6SJ | Telephone 0114 285 1202

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24 HR EMERGENCY LOCKSMITHS / 1 HR RESPONSE TIME | EMERGENCY DOOR OPENING | ALL TYPES OF LOCKS SUPPLIED & FITTED UPVC DOOR & WINDOW LOCKS | REPLACEMENT DOORS & WINDOWS | RESIDENTIAL & BUSINESS

7 DAY SOAPWATCH

Coronation Street Mon: People begin to wonder if Stella knew more than she’s letting on. Is Hayley taking on too much too soon? Sally attempts to kick Tim into touch. Wed: Hayley’s nightmare stirs up old memories. Stella draws her strength from Dev. Tim eats his words as Sally goes into over-drive. Fri: Roy’s birthday is tinged with sadness for him and Hayley. Is Eva beginning to see Jason in a new light? Sinead promises to look after Chesney as Fiz moves out of No.5. Emmerdale Mon: Debbie’s shocked to get a marriage proposal from Cameron. Moira’s morals are tested when Cain gives her a lifeline. Dan makes a surprising offer to Ali and Ruby. Tues: Debbie struggles to coerce a confession from Cameron. Alicia’s receives confirmation of her and David’s annulment. Amy introduces Kyle to her family. Wed: Debbie’s behaviour rouses Cameron’s suspicion. Alicia makes an admission to Megan about her feelings for David. Amy and Kerry bond over Amy’s secret. Thurs: Debbie makes a last ditch attempt to expose Cameron. Alicia struggles to keep up a brave face whilst planning David’s wedding. Pollard’s furious to learn the B&B is off the market. Fri: Cameron faces the consequences of his actions. Brenda prepares to make a difficult phone call to Nikhil. Rhona’s hurt by Paddy’s lack of faith in her. Eastenders Mon: Jean is still downbeat about losing Ollie but when he walks back into her life and begs her to join him in Brighton she is overjoyed. But is leaving her life in Walford really that simple? Ronnie panics when she finds herself unexpectedly left alone with Lexi but not as much as Lola, when she learns who her daughter is with. Tues: Kirsty is shocked when Abi and Lauren turn against her so she lets them in on some home truths. After receiving some disappointing news, Roxy turns to Alfie but as he is preoccupied with helping Kat she turns to the one who is always there for her. Thurs: Carl convinces Kirsty to meet him and she initially has a good time but it’s not long before she is reminded of his scheming ways. Lauren bumps into Jake at counselling and, not having seen him for a while, asks if everything is ok, prompting Jake to ask her to meet up with him. Fri: Phil continues to wallow in hospital, he is shocked when Peggy walks through the door to give him a few home truths, determined to put him back on the right track. Home & Away Mon: Casey’s heartbreak over Tamara appears to be over, but he is still secretly drinking. Sid tells Sasha that if he decides to accept the Flying Doctors job, he wants her to come to BrokenHill too. Tues: Alf is delighted that Sally Fletcher and her young daughter Pippa are back in Summer Bay, but Roo is distinctly unwelcoming. Wed: As Zac tries to talk Holly away from the cliff edge. Pippa makes friends with Darcy as Sally shows her around the Bay. Thurs: Having told the family about Pippa’s illness, Sally realises that she must now tell Leah, Pippa’s surrogate mother. When Leah pulls VJ out of school for tests, the health scare brings Jett and VJ closer. Fri: Kyle must decide whether he wants to be Casey’s brother or Tamara’s boyfriend. Neighbours Mon: Robbo threatens to post footage of himself and Amber on the internet unless Mason pays up.With their financial problems adding toVanessa’s stress, Lucas is tempted to join another poker game. Tues: After a run-in with Robbo at the opening of Georgia’s Dads of Erinsborough exhibition, Toadie’s drink is spiked. Wed: On the morning after the exhibition opening, Amber wakes up at the radio station, relieved that Robbo never showed up last night. Toadie comes to in Imogen’s car, with no recollection of the past six hours. Thurs: With Sonya’s help, flashes of Toadie’s memory return and they realise that Robbo spiked his drink. Fri: Besotted Josie gets closer to Callum, but his friendship with Bailey is on the rocks again when he blames the Turners for causing his family so much trouble by bringing Robbo to Erinsborough.

CONTACT S9COMMUNICATION 0114 220 1109 634 STANIFORTH ROAD S9 4LP

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SEE OUR MAIN ADVERT ON PAGE 29 FREE QUOTATIONS ON REQUEST ALL WORK GUARANTEED REFERENCES AVAILABLE

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In Banner's Store next to Courtyard Cafe

SINGLE TRAVELLERS DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE

(On all Single Traveller Coach Holidays) NO SINGLE ROOM SUPPLEMENTSFULLY ESCORTED TOURING HOLIDAYS & SHORT BREAKS BY COACH & AIR.

A CROATIAN DELIGHT

9 Days October 12th 2013 - £819

SPECTACULAR SPAIN

9 Days September 28th 2013 - £829

THE BEAUTY OF LAKE COMO & LAKE MAGGIORE

7 Days October 26th 2013 - £529 7 Days March 24th 2014 - £559

SORRENTO & NEAPOLITAN RIVIERA

12 Days 28th April 2014 - £1259 ALL TOURS SILVER SERVICE - EXTRA LEG ROOM AND REAR LOUNGE ON COACH.

HOLIDAYS BY RAIL REMEMBRANCE DAY IN YPRES

November 9th 2013 from £395 per person (based on two sharing) Return travel from London St Pancras.

CHRISTMAS MARKETS OF LIEGE AND VALKENBURG

4 Days throughout December 2013 based on two sharing from £299 per person

YPRES & BRUSSELS XMAS MARKETS

December 1st, 4th, 8th and 15th departing London St Pancras from £365 per person based on two sharing

XMAS MARKET RHINE CRUISE

MUGS 47A Mansﬁeld Road S12 2AG

0114 438 0984

Make it Personal!!! Many More gifts Online

POSTERS BANNERS T SHIRTS & MORE

From London St Pancras December 14th from £495 per person based on two sharing December 18th from £485 per person based on two sharing All holidays subject to availability and terms and conditions apply, all prices are correct at time of print. For many more offers contact us now we are also on facebook Travel & More.

Your Local Agent for Local People

Tel: 0114 2448556 620 Attercliffe Road, Shefﬁeld S9 3QS

Part of Hays Travel UK’s largest independant Travel Agent Members of ABTA and agents for ATOL protected Operators.

The North’s largest entertainment weekly, telephone our sales team to get your advert on these pages 0114 276 3633 opt.1

Sponsored by

BRADFIELD BREWERY

Quality Real Ales brewed using the Finest Malts, Traditional Hops and Natural Spring Water

Real Ales, Real Food, Real People at The Hillsborough Hotel FOOD DEALS FOOD DEALS

2 MEALS FOR ONLY £10 MON - SAT 12- 9PM OAP SPECIAL

103 Coney Green Business Centre, Clay Cross, Chesterﬁeld S45 9JW

Telephone: 01246 252868

ANY 2 MAIN MEALS FOR THE PRICE OF 1! MON - THURS 12NOON - 5PM

Andy & Rachel Welcome you to

THE MILESTONE Next to the Bus Station at Crystal Peaks

UPCOMING EVENTS

SAT 14TH SEPT STEVE COSGROVE

FRI 20TH SEPT

BOOKINGS NOW BEING TAKEN FOR

CHRISTMAS!

AMELIA CARTER BAND ASK ABOUT OUR ACCOMODATION FUNCTION ROOM! AVAILABLE!

(6 EN-SUITE ROOMS) & BREAKFAST SERVED BY PRIOR ARRANGEMENT

Daily Carvery

Telephone: 0114 321 4346

Ideal for Weddings or any sort of party you’ll be throwing in 2013!

54-58 Langsett Road, Sheffield S6 2UB On Supertram and Bus Routes T. 0114 232 2100 E. info@hillsborough-hotel.co.uk Visit us online at : www.hillsborough-hotel.co.uk

FULL MENU ALSO AVAILABLE

Monday - Sunday Noon - 4pm

£4.99

plus NEW TAKEAWAY SERVICE and OUR NORMAL MENU

JAM NIGHTS EVERY WEDNESDAY Sit Back & Enjoy or Come Along and Play Live!!! Instruments provided or bring your own!

FREE CHIP BUTTIES DURING BREAK

EVERY FRIDAY!!!

Re-live the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s & 00s

BIL L & PET E’ S Sin gal ong The Best of the Music

EVERY MONDAY!!

Hall Songs

11th Sep te THE JU mber JONES LIAN B 18th Se AND pt THE LY ember DRACA NDSAY SS BAN D

Free Function Room Available For Hire

with Own Bar, any occassion up to 80 people

QUIZ NIGHT EVERY SATURDAY

DISCO BOOKING CENTRE Mobile, Karaoke, Wedding DJ.s covering Yorkshire & Derbyshire

We offer a mobile disco or karaoke show suitable for all events Our DJ's all have Public Liability Insurance, all electrical equipment are PAT tested, Children' DJ's are CRB checked Local Mobile DJs

BOOKING LINE 0114 254 4243

Doncaster & Rotherham Club Listings

Tel: 0114 285 1118 - www.bradfieldbrewery.co.uk E6 Ken & Carol Welcome You to the Family Friendly

ALBION ROAD

The Malthouse 71 Monteney Crescent

29 Albion Road - Rotherham Centre Tel: 01709 512545

Telephone: 0114 246 7231

DEE DOWLING LIVE

Top Weekend Entertainment Friday 13th September

Ecclesfield • S5 9DP

Saturday 14th September

DRINKS OFFERS ALL DAY MONDAY - THURSDAY

THE RICHIE Traditional HomeTAYLOR Cooked Food

PREMIERSHIP & CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL MATCHES SHOWN LIVE!

Tuesday 17th September

POCKET ROCKET

EVERY WEDNESDAY

RAWMARSH TRADES & LABOUR CLUB

TRIBUTE SHOW Sunday 15th September

& UNTIL 6PM FRIDAY

BINGO 2pm - 5pm

JAMIE ANSBRO

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

Saturday 14th September

Function Room Available FREE OF CHARGE

PULP FRICTION

(Refundable Deposit Taken)

Sunday 15th September

Holds up to 100 people Late Bar Available Car Parking For Bookings and Information Call us on 0114 2467231

GREASBROUGH

WMC Church Street, Greasbrough, Rotherham

KAREN STARR & DANNY BARTON

BINGO

THURSDAY

OLD TIME & MODERN DANCING OPEN ALL DAY

EAST DENE SOCIAL CLUB LTD

Every Monday - ZUMBA 6pm to 7pm Every Tuesday - POKER NIGHT Every Wednesday - AUCTION Lotting 12 Noon - Auction Starts 7pm Followed by BINGO - 9:30pm start BIKERS WELCOME

DONCASTER RD, ROTHERHAM TEL: 01709 363323

SAT 14TH SEPT JONATHAN CARROL

VICTORIA FRANCIS

LACIE JAY FUNCTION ROOM AVAILABLE

Wednesday 18th September

KELLY THE ROCKSTARS Search for ‘Mercury Newspaper’

THURSDAY 12TH SEPTEMBER FUNCTION ROOM AVAILABLE TOP FEMALE VOCALIST

SATURDAY 14TH SEPTEMBER

POPAGANDA BOY/GIRL DUO

SUNDAY 15TH SEPTEMBER

PICTURE THIS EXCELLENT BOY/GIRL DUO

MONDAY & WEDNESDAY

BINGO

TUESDAY

QUIZ

Park View Road, Swinton, Rotherham S64 8JH Telephone: 01709 580 004 www.parkviewsportsbar.co.uk UK ELVIS TRIBUTE SHOW

FRIDAY13TH SEPTEMBER from 7PM

Darren Rivers has been performing his Elvis tribute show for well over 15 years. He has an amazing and unique ability to sound like the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll. However, you do not have to take our word for it. Why not listen to his latest audio recordings. For more details visit www.ukelvistribute.co.uk

TICKETS £5.00

GENTLEMENS EVENING

MEMBERS & AFFILIATED MEMBERS ONLY SNACK BAR OPEN SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS COACH PARTIES ACCEPTED BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

Maureen Welcomes You To

THE RED LION Real Ale & Mild Beer

Sheffield Road, Whittington Moor, Chesterfield - 01246 450 770

Saturday 14th September

ANDY JAY

Saturday 21st September

FRIDAY 20TH SEPTEMBER from 7PM

TONY LEWIS

TICKETS £10.00

Saturday 28th September

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SLEEPING WITH SIRENS

INTERVIEW

Words by KT Evans

What connotations are brought to mind when hearing the all familiar band name Sleeping With Sirens…a recent UK headline tour alongside some of the United States most upcoming hardcore groups? Vans Warped Tour pioneers carrying their mighty main stage credentials? The heart throbbingly charismatic front man and teenage crush Casanova Kellin Quinn? How about innovation…passion and inbuilt determination to reach the highest extremes of hardcore stardom…… Mercury meets Sleeping With Sirens – Exposed. “Do I think Sleeping With Sirens are where I want them to be now? Yes…Do I want us to be bigger? Of course,” Jesse Lawson, guitarist and one fifth of America’s latest musical sensations to sweep the teenage population into near swooning fainting attacks reveals. “This is what we’re in a band for and we really want to keep on growing and growing and constantly bettering ourselves.” This central message is hard not to notice pumping through each and every member of SWS, whether it be live on stage, in the midst of an interview or simply on a telephone line, across continents and oceans to forever push the pressing issue of reaching out to their fans. “It did come naturally because we worked hard for it, we were on the road for months on end and constantly working on new material. It wasn’t handed to us on a plate; we kept pushing and pushing for this.” But the idea that Sleeping With Sirens fate was written in the stars could not be further from reality…Thomas Jefferson once said “I’m a great believer in luck, and I find the harder I work, the more I have of it…” something which is strongly reflected in the attitude of Jesse Lawson. “I’ve been with Sleeping With Sirens for five years now and it’s been insane. You don’t have time to even take a step back and look at what we’ve done, it’s just like wooosh! The first time we went to the UK, we played to like 100 kids in really small venues. The following year, we’re headlining our own shows with support bands who we’ve picked. We have no time to take it all in.” But where does fame, females and fans all come from, because how ever many times we will walk round with our rock star pout and Raybans smeared across our faces, we’re never going to get asked for an autograph?! The answer, simply put…perseverance. Which is where our story begins…San Diego, California, the native homeland of bassist Jesse, staple backbone member of what could very rapidly become one of the finest US exports...Sleeping With Sirens. Growing up surrounded by a musical family, Jesse’s upbringing reflects millions of hungry teens ambitions and eager to set up a group under their very own name. “My parents were both musicians which is how I started playing instruments. I was in lots of local bands and played around town when I was growing up in really small venues most weeks. My Dad was always playing the guitar and he taught me the basics. I can’t read music myself, but I play by ear. If I was trying to play in an orchestra it would be different, but for me it’s not important. I’m able to listen to a tune and play it back by ear, that’s

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how I self-taught myself and how I play.” And if cream rises to the top, it would be a more than fair comment to suggest Jesse Lawson, even from an early age, was the cream of the crop. Long before he met arguably the four most important friends and work colleagues of his life (like every story, we can’t rush to the very best bits yet) Jesse’s main prerogative was always to be on stage. “I was in acoustic bands, hardcore bands, everything before I joined Sleeping With Sirens. I also did a solo project by self, it wasn’t anything too big though, I only really did one tour in small local venues. When I grew up I moved to North Carolina and played some country music for a while, then joined Sleeping With Sirens.” But ultimately, there are the risks. The risk that choosing music as a career could turn horribly wrong, resulting in a deflated opportunity at attempting to hit the big time. The risk that this so called ‘big time’ may be slightly harder to target than first expected and may take so much out of an individual that their spirit and drive is dampened and flattened out. There are all these risks yes, but there is also one shiny big prize. Our story continues… “My parents supported my decision in doing music from the word go. Sleeping With Sirens weren’t always doing as well as we are now and they kept saying keep pushing and stick with it. They were always a really positive influence upon me and have loads of belief in me. They really helped me get to where I am now. When I turned 18, they weren’t too stoked on what I was doing and thought maybe I would grow out of it, but because we’re so close and they knew how much I wanted to make it, they told me to keep at it and keep pushing.” Self-discovery is always a difficult issue to come to terms with. Whether it be feeling comfortable in your own skin, having the pride to walk into school wearing whatever you truly want or opening up to a parent about concerns and problems, small or large, in order to control your own happiness. Jesse knows all about feeling the outcast, emphasising the fact that one man really isn’t an island and a problem shared is most definitely a problem halved. “I came home crying a lot of the time. It was in middle school and high school that I started skating to take my mind of things. I suppose I was the goof ball, always making jokes and trying to have fun and I found by being myself I fitted in better. Read next weeks M-Live for the present and future of SWS.

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So, Strictly Come Dancing is back and Bruce is still alive and kicking. Well, I think he is... he’s so old these days its hard to tell what’s going on and whether he’s real or some kind of puppet. It’s a shame, really, as he’s the only thing letting the show down. I’ve seen planks that were less wooden and rocks with more mobility than Mr Forsyth. I’ve even seen Daleks with a greater emotional range and it’s really time to give up the ghost and retire gracefully. And speaking of ghosts, I wouldn’t say Bruce is dicing with the Grim Reaper but I hear there are reports of a cloaked skeletal figure watching the show from the wings and pointing at Bruce with a scythe and saying “it could be you”.. although that could just be someone from the National Lottery having a laugh so I wouldn’t take this gospel. I’m not going to go on about Bruce again. I did that last year. And the year before last. And probably the year before that. And it’s getting almost as old as Forsyth himself. The BBC needs to get rid of the dead weight sullying one of their flagship shows, but, being the spineless cowards they are, there’s simply no way the overpaid execs will give the world’s oldest host the boot. There will be controversy the likes of which the UK has never seen if Brucie were replaced by a younger model - just think of the headlines the Daily Mail could come up with... they’d have enough material to last a lifetime. Anyway. It’s time to get serious. There’s a show on SyFy called The Almighty Johnsons, which is without a doubt the best TV show you never saw. It’s just starting its third season over here in the UK (which is a bit rubbish if you like watching your shows from the first episode) but if you’re looking for something magical with strong characters, serious drama and a whole load of comedy, then The Almighty Johnsons (TAJ) is absolutely for you. Now, there are some disclaimers to said enjoyment of show: it’s made in New Zealand, which means a few of the dialects might take a bit of getting to get used to, but once you’ve got past that it’s plain sailing, because TAJ is all about the characters, and they’re all so utterly charming that its impossible to hate this show (unless you’re a Giant, in which case you’ll hate everything about Norse

mythology*). TAJ is all about four brothers who happen to the be reincarnations of the Norse gods. OK, so Norse gods in New Zealand is pretty out there, but the show is bonkers all the way, and if that wasn’t enough on its own, the show focuses on the youngest brother, Axl, who, as the reincarnation of Odin, needs to ﬁnd his goddess, Frigg, so they can consummate their marriage and regain the full powers of the gods. The show is so cleverly written: it’s witty, it’s brilliant in so many ways, but as with all things, its the incidental characters that are particularly genius. While the core cast are superb, for me it’s Ingrid, the barking mad seer, and, of course, Colin Gunderson, who provides much needed bad guy action as ﬁrestarter, Loki. If you watch any show this year it should be The Almighty Johnsons. I rarely say anything on telly is good and it’s rarer than an honest politician on an election campaign when I give a show a proper compliment, but TAJ is genius and one of those rare shows that is so much better than the sum of its parts. It’s a true classic in every sense of the word, but sadly, it’s a show that will be missed by so many due to the lack of promotion and a general inclination of the public to prefer processed tosh like The Vampire Diaries, which is the McDonalds of television drama, and Arrow, which is telly’s KFC. There’s nudity, sex, swearing and - well just about anything and everything that’s possibly offensive in The Almighty Johnsons, so go check it out: it’s on SyFy on Wednesdays at 10:00pm. More non-smut next week. *I’m even doing mythology in my column these days. Google it!

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LEEBROOK DRIVES & GARDENS

BLOCK PAVING SLABS | TARMACADAM NATURAL STONE PAVING EDGINGS | KERBS | KEY KERBS BOUNDARY WALLS FENCING AND DECKING GARDEN RE-MODELLING DRAINAGE AND LAND DRAINAGE

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Sealfast

EST 1996

• SOFFITS • FASCIAS • GUTTERING • FULL REPLACEMENT • DRY VERGES

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Plumbing, Drainage & Plastering

• FULLY INSURED • NO JOB TOO SMALL • FREE QUOTATIONS & ADVICE

Tel: 0114 281 0545 HOUR CALLOUT Mob: 07882 955209 Email: martinland@hotmail.co.uk 92 Fraser Crescent, Shefﬁeld S8 0JD

We can spray tack coat to receive macadam to an average thickness of 2 inches, consolidated & top dresses with a ﬁne sealing grit from £9.50 per square metre + VAT. Materials are laid by machine where possible.

www.martinlandplumbing.co.uk

YARD CLEARANCE Due to new planning laws introduced, we have hundreds of metres of Block paving, Natural Indian Stone paving and Cobbles, & also resin bounded Chippings to be cleared. AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. (eg we will dig up your existing drive etc, lay a new foundation and block pave the area at the unbeatable price of.. £35.00 + VAT PER SQUARE METRE

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Please Call Josh on 07867 504851 or Matthew on 07885 293112

MERCURY CLASSIFIED SECTION - To advertise call our Sales Team on 0114 276 3633 opt.1 Date of Publication 26/6/13

SCRAP METAL

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FLETCHERS

INTO CASH

Metals & Waste Recycling

BUYERS OF ALL GRADES OF FERROUS AND NON-FERROUS METAL

Scrap Cars Wanted

Newbridge Lane, Old Whittington, Chesterﬁeld

Tel: 01246 451915

Clement Works, Clement Street, Darnall, S9 5EA

Tel: 0114 2445006

SKIP SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR BOTH METAL & WASTE COMPUTER SUPPLIES

BLINDS

WANTED

SCRAP CARS VANS & LORRIES

Cash Paid, End of Life Treament Facility, DVLA approved

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

BORDER SWEEP CHIMNEY SWEEPING SERVICE GET READY FOR THIS SPRING Open Fires, Stoves, Pots & Cowls Fitted

Contact ANDY on

01226 761121 07968 286187

bordersweep@yahoo.co.uk

Chimneys swept to BS6461 standards. HETAS Registered.

AUTO SERVICES

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BUY ONE GET ONE FREE ON WOODEN BLINDS

TELEPHONE: 0800 389 4583 CONCRETE

TVs/AERIALS

Coe-Crete CHESTERFIELD Established Over 20 Years

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01246 454386/260607 07836 537721 or Mobile/Evenings

HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Mobile Wheels of Household Goodies Opening Times: Mon-Fri 9am - 3pm Saturday 9:30am - 12 Noon

Baking Equipment, Accessories, Food Gift Boxes, Baskets & Much More All Reasonable Prices for Trade & Retail

Home Visits Arranged with Pleasure

GARDENS

ROYS GARDENS ALL GARDEN WORK

Fences Repaired and Renewed, Grass Cutting, Maintenance

Tel: 0114 2476692 or: 0774 7670709 S&A GARDEN SERVICES All Gardens Serviced at Cheap Prices Phone Simon on 07882257947 or Adam on 07741252867

WORKSOP GARDEN SERVICES

PERSONAL

SUMMERSIZZLERS

Conifers Cut Hedges & Lawns Trimmed Fencing House Clearances All Rubbish Removed

07841 461816 Established 20 Years All Areas Covered

Be Prepared for Summer/Autumn • Mature Friendly Staﬀ • Reliable Honest Work • Fencing - All Types • Decking • Hedges Cut • All Rubbish Removed • Free Quotes • OAP Discounts • Fencing (Repaired & Renewed) • No Job too Large or Small! • Insurance Work GALE & WIND DAMAGE WORK UNDERTAKEN

Give us a Call - 7 Days

0114 2207794 or 07899 887354 Well Worth a Call!

ONLINE EDITION

EVENTS • SPORT • COMPETITIONS ADVERTISING PLUS MUCH MORE Now Available at

no vat

Phone David or Linda on

0114 24 55 322 or 0771 550 6251 All Work Guaranteed

TV, DVD, FreeView Installation Available

WEBSITE OR COMPUTER REPAIRS UNDERTAKEN PHONE MATT ON 0787 6363015

Fast TV Aerial & Freesat Service Get More FREE Channels & Stunning HD! If your TV is “HD-READY” , it can display High Deﬁnition pictures, but can’t receive them through your aerial. I can ﬁx that easily for you and get you the stunning HD pictures your set is capable of. And lots more FREE channels! Reception Problems Bedroom Extensions

PLUMBING & HEATING Gas Central Heating

WANTED

MEDALS M&K LANDSCAPE WANTED GARDENING SERVICES

01226 211063/07982 940361

AERIALS FROM £65

• Silver Coins Pre 1947 • All Military Items • Badges • Postcards • Bank Notes • Most Collectables - Anything of Interest BOUGHT FOR CASH Open 9am - 5pm,

Open 5 Days a Week,Closed Thursdays & Sundays

TEL: 07950421704

Blue Flame

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Power flushing & repairs

I offer a complete TV-aerial & dish service, inc. extensions in other rooms etc. Problem reception ﬁxed, more channels added. Free quotes and advice. Ask for Rod, or see: www.tspd.co.uk

Telespeed Aerials 0114-287-8936 • 07971-846-153

For help, information & your FREE QUOTE

Freephone 0800 007 5362 Over 30 Years Combi Experience

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Telephone: 07999 656226

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TELEPHONE 01754 615858

STATIC CARAVAN FOR SALE

WWW.FANTASY ISLAND.CO.UK

only £46 pp B&B AT WITHERNSEA SANDS

SMOKING/ NON SMOKING ROOMS AVAILABLE

ROOM ONLY FROM £20PPPN B&B FROM £25PPPN

All Rooms En-Suite • Ample Parking 100 Coronation Street • Blackpool

Tel: 01253 294609

UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP

THE NEWBURN HOTEL (Fully Licenced) Situated 1 Minute from the Pleasure Beach, Promenade and all amenities

ALL ROOMS EN-SUITE, FAMILY, DOUBLE AND TWIN ROOMS. OPEN ALL YEAR.

HOLMLEA HOTEL

74 PALATINE RD, BLACKPOOL, FY1 4BY EN-SUITE ROOMS, LICENSED, FREE WI-FI

ILLUMINATIONS

Friday - Monday £63pp Friday - Sunday £46pp Monday - Friday Special

4 NIGHTS FOR THE PRICE OF 3 £63PP 1st Child 1/2 Price - 2nd Child FREE

CALL 01253 626422 www.holmleahotel.co.uk

APPLETON GUEST HOUSE 17 Yorkshire Street, Blackpool

• Family owned licensed Hotel • 2 minutes from Central Pier • Good food and cleanliness assured •Highly Recommended • Clean En-Suite Rooms • Breakfast & Evening Meals • You will not be disappointed

Colour TV in All Rooms, Tea & Coffee Facilities Licenced Lounge Bar, Fully Central Heated

BED & FULL ENGLISH BREAKFAST FROM £20 per person

Under 12s Half Price

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

Book Now for Autumn

01253 620982 THE BERWICK HOTEL Northshore - Blackpool One of the best 4 Star Award Winning Hotels

FROM £29.00pppn

SPECIAL OFFERS FOR SUMMER & ILLUMINATIONS EVEING MEALS AVAILABLE

Excellent Customer Service

TELEPHONE: 01253 351496

www.theberwickhotel.co.uk

The Farnborough

13-17 Bairstow Street, Blackpool FY1 5BN

26 Rooms - Lift Licensed Bar/Games Room 100 Yards from Seafront Central Pier Location MERCURY READER SPECIAL 7 NIGHT STAY B&B was £160 Now £130

The Swallow Holiday Apartments

Book Tickets for the SPA Theatre & Royal Hall through us and receive a great discount!

A Warm Welcome from a Shefﬁeld Couple

Central Location next to SPA & South Beach, close to town centre

Tel: 01253 345108

Gay Friendly - Families Welcome

Please Phone Paul or Lou on • Family Rooms • Fully Licensed Bar • Children Welcome • 2 Minutes from Pleasure Beach NOW TAKING ILLUMINATION BOOKINGS - CALL FOR DETAILS

01262 679301 www.hotelswallow.com

BRIDLINGTON A Warm Welcome Awaits you at the

THE SOUTHDOWNE

Berwyn Hotel BLACKPOOL Prime Position overlooking Glynn

SUMMER SPECIAL Monday - Friday Bed & Breakfast

Mon - Fri £85pp BBEM Fri - Mon £75pp BBEM Full Week £130pp BBEM

BRIDLINGTON

48 Withnell Road, Southshore, Blackpool FY4 1HE

Call Sharon:

BLACKPOOL - HORNBY HOUSE

Call Amy on 07788289753

Children from £10/ Under 2 FREE

Mon - Fri BB&EM £109 £60 per Child B&B from £22

www.appletonhouse.co.uk

• Site fees and all other costs paid for this year.

Luxury, modern, fully equipped holiday studio apartment for 2 people and apartments for 4 to 5 people

gardens and Promenade All Rooms En-Suite

01253 624116

• 3 bedroom. 12 foot wide. • Park has indoor pool, club and is open 12 months.

with Excellent Food & Acommodation Car Park Available

78 SOUTH MARINE DRIVE - BRIDLINGTON Sea View Rooms, Ample Parking - Superb Food

SUMMER & AUTUMN OFFERS Monday to Friday Sea View £130 None Sea View £118 Friday to Monday Sea View £95 None Sea View £90

For a Great Peaceful Break Please Get in Touch

Tel: 01262 673270

£100pp Contact Derek or Barbara

01253 352896

Blackpool Central

THE LEAWOOD HOTEL 72 Hornby Rd, Blackpool FY1 4QJ Established 27 Years - 3 Star Rated Hygiene Rating 5! Suitable for Couples Over 40 All En-Suite with Coffee/Tea & TV Excellent Food - Free Parking Mon - Fri B&B £80PP Any 3 Nights B&B £70PP Any 2 Nights B&B £50PP Weekly B&B £140PP

A Warm & Friendly Guest House

As visited by Toby Foster and broadcast on BBC Radio Shefﬁeld on 16th July 2013

• Accommodation is to a high standard • All rooms have ensuite facilities etc • Award winning full English breakfast • The closest guest house to the harbour 8 West Street • Bridlington Y015 3DX Telephone 01262 670110

www.theleawood.com

TEL: 01253 627327

THE QUORN BLACKPOOL

Warm & Friendly Welcome B&B or B&B/EM ALL FOOD MADE FROM FRESH PRODUCE LICENSED 2 MINUTES FROM THE PROM WALKING DISTANCE TO ALL AMENITIES Phone Delores 01253 342902

EAST COAST

2013

Licenced Hotel

Fantastic Hotel with Ample Car Park Monday to Friday Specials 5 Minutes to Seafront

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CALL 01754 763 941 www.oceancourthotel.net

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The Palm Court

South Parade, Skegness PE25 3HP

www.palmcourtskegness.co.uk

• Situated on Skegness Sea Front • • All Rooms En-Suite • • Sea View Rooms Available • • Ground Floor Rooms Available •

AUTUMN BREAKS 3 NIGHTS FROM £98pp

including Full English Breakfast & Evening Meal

Book Early to Avoid Disappointment CALL NOW FOR DETAILS OR TO REQUEST A BROCHURE

01754 767711

HAPPY DAYS LEISURE

Family Orientated site with a range of facilities including: Direct Beach Access, Outdoor Heated Pool, Indoor Sports Hall Laundrette, Arcade, Restaurant Pub & Club

SELF CATERING CARAVANS FOR SHORT BREAKS (3&4 NIGHT STAYS) FROM £159 FULL WEEKS £219 OWN YOUR OWN CARAVAN FROM £3999 UP TO £29,000

Call our ofﬁce for further details or a brochure

01754 872341

TRUNCH LANE, CHAPEL ST. LEONARDS, SKEGNESS

www.happydaysleisure.com

CHAPEL ST LEONARDS

CHALET TO HIRE SLEEPS 4 PERSONS Close to Beach, Shops and All Amenities All Facilities Included

PETS WELCOME NON SMOKERS PREFERRED

PEAK PRICE £255 PER WEEK

FLAMBOROUGH One Sleeps Eight Level 2 Mobility

One Sleeps 5

BOTH RATED VISIT BRITAIN 3*

Non Smoking / Pets Accepted Linen and Towels provided Lovely Coastal/Cliff top walks

Ask About our Short Breaks from September Onwards

Telephone: 01262 605957 07974 978311

www.flamboroughrockcottages.co.uk

OWN YOUR VERY OWN HOLIDAY HOME FROM ONLY £4995 to £89,995 ON QUIET FAMILY RUN PARK IN WITHERNSEA Facilities include: • Licensed Club with Family Room • Fishing Lake • Children’s Play Area • Mini Golf GOOD SELECTION OF CARAVANS TO SUIT ALL BUDGETS OPEN 10 MONTHS A YEAR TELEPHONE FOR FREE INFO PACK OR TO MAKE A VIEWING APPOINTMENT 01964 612233 or 07554 807144

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2 LUXURY HOLIDAY COTTAGES IN

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

NOW BOOKING FOR SPRING 2013 LAKESIDE PITCHES AVAILABLE

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MANY NEW & USED CARAVANS FOR SALE DATES STILL AVAILABLE

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Smoking allowed in rooms

01262 677387 The Ascot Guest House Scarborough

All Rooms En-Suite, Tea and Coffee Making Facilities, Colour TV, FREE Wi-Fi, Hair Dryers and Smoking Rooms Available

£23

Per Person Per Night Central Position Opposite Station Now Booking 2013

Tel: 01723 364 963

Clean, comfy brick built chalets, partly double glazed, close to beach and all amenities

From £100 per week, Pets Welcome CALL FOR A FREE BROCHURE 8am - 8pm

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CARAVANS

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www.jacobsmount.com

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PER YEAR

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CALL 0114 263 4479 0114 287 6298

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www.mustongrange.com

Rainton Near Thirsk, North Yorks

STATIC CARAVANS

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New Skegness Timetable

FOR SALE All prices available to suit you

Wednesdays : 27th March - 25th September

TROUT COTTAGE/SEABREAKERS

Fridays: 3rd May - 27th September

FILEY

A centrally located modern 2 bedroom holiday cottage with fully equipped kitchen and modern bathroom Families welcome Well behaved pets welcome All bed linen and towels provided

SECURE PARKING 3 Minutes from Manchester Airport Courtesy Service Boarding Kennels

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OPEN 7 DAYS For Bookings Call

0161 499 1791 PRIVATE HIRE

RIVELIN TRAVEL LICENSED PRIVATE HIRE 15-19-22-24 SEATER MINI COACHES ALL LOCATIONS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Visit us at

www.rivelintravel.co.uk

TEL: 233 1000 Text: 07947 610 722

We’ll Never Let You Down! Available for • Weddings • Airports (All Airports) • All Coastal Work • Private Parties • Superb Vehicles Telephone Anytime

07747 787551 (Anytime)

Email:babsrivelin@blueyonder.co.uk

MAY TO OCTOBER SKEGNESS/INGOLDMELLS OR CHAPEL ST LEONARDS £42 ADULT RETURN £30 CHILD RETURN ANIMALS £25 RETURN

• Trips to all Racecourses

£130 up to 4 People • £160 up to 8 People £15 thereafter BRAND NEW MERCEDES 8 SEATER WITH DVD & EXTRAS

Nursery Garden’s Holiday Park

AIRPORT PARKING

Trips to the East Coast

TEL: 0114 3484739 MOB:07773 384542

Departs Meadowhall Coachpark 4.30pm Penny Black 4.50pm Departs Meadowhall Coachpark 1pm Penny Black 1.20pm

Saturdays: 30th March - 28th September Departs Meadowhall Coachpark 1pm Penny Black 1.20pm

WINTER TIMETABLE OCTOBER - MARCH

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www.seabreakersﬁley.co.uk Email: trout.cottage@yahoo.co.uk Mob: Adrienne 07817225879

Departs Meadowhall Coachpark 4:30pm Penny Black 4:50 pm

SKEGNESS, BUTLINS, INGOLDMELLS, CHAPEL BOOKING ADVISABLE

CONTACT US FOR MORE INFORMATION Tel: 01507 463000 Email: travel.office@hunts-coaches.co.uk 2/3 West Street, Alford, Lincs LN13 9DG

www.hunts-coaches.co.uk

Cottages/Apartments Weeks from £186 per couple Weekends from £89 per couple

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PORTHLEVEN

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WWW.STEELESTRAVEL.NET

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NORTH YORKS

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Fishermans Cottages

Fires • Pets Welcome Two minutes from beaches/coastal paths Within easy walking distance of some excellent eating places/pubs NOW BOOKING FOR SPRING & SUMMER

TEL: 01209 860410 Kernow agas dynargh! - Cornwall Welcomes You!

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•COASTAL•AIRPORT •GOLF TRIPS •PRIVATE PARTIES

TEL: 0114 264 4473 MOB: 07837 402109

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SEASON

NO SITE FEES UNTIL 2014! Aldbrough

22nd - 27th September - 6 Days

Giltar Hotel Half Board Accomodation All Rooms En-suite per person Lift to all Floors Entertainment Excursions to Saudersfoot & Carmarthen and St David’s & Haverford West.

£359.00

IRISH HOUSE PARTY 14th - 18th October - 5 Days Half Board Accommodation Irish Themed Dinner & Dancing Indoor Swimming Pool & Spa Excursions

£309.00 per person

Southsea Llandudno Jersey by Air Blackpool Weekend Eastbourne Disneyland Paris Brighton Weekend

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16th - 20th Sept 7th Oct - 11th Oct 8th - 15th Oct 11th - 14th Oct 14th - 18th Oct 20th - 24th Oct 25th - 28th Oct

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4th 11th 11th 11th 24th 25th

8th 15th 15th 15th 28th 29th

Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov

Call Us On 01909 721847/720337 01623 627653/627824

www.johnsonstours.co.uk

ESTABLISHED OVER 50 YEARS Rhine Valley (Rudesheim) via Hull 6 Days From £299

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Spain 3 Day Mini Cruises via Brittany Ferries Portsmouth - Santander Overnight each way on-board Brittany Ferries Portsmouth - Santander - up to 5.5 hours in Spain Tues 12th Nov £129, Tues 19th Nov £129, Tues 26th Nov £129, Tues 3rd Dec £129

HOLIDAY PARK

12 MONTH

TENBY

Limited time only Brand New Willerby Winchester Only £33,500!

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Scarborough 3 Days £99 - Grand Hotel Scarborough - half board Fri 11th Oct Pickering 1940’s Weekend £99, Fri 25th Oct, Fri 8th Nov, Fri 22nd Nov Euro Shopper 1 Day £55 - Fri 20th Sep, Fri 4th Oct, Fri 18th Oct, Fri 1st Nov, Fri 15th Nov

PICKUPS : SHEFFIEL D CHESTER , FIE ROTHERH LD, AM BARNSLE , Y MANSFIE , LD SUTTON

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Costa Del Sol - Benalmadena 22nd Oct 2013 - Bali Hotel 3* - 10 Nights - Half Board - Doncaster Airport .................................................................................. £329.00pp Benidorm 29th Oct 2013 - Riudor Hotel - 11 Nights - Half Board - East Midlands Airport ............................................................................. £349.00.00pp Benidorm 15th Nov 2013 - All 10 Nights - All East Midlands Airport Marina - H/B......................................................................... £325.00pp Rosamar - H/B ....................................................................... £349.00pp Helios - H/B ........................................................................... £349.00pp Sol Pelicanos - H/B................................................................. £369.00pp Pueblo - H/B .......................................................................... £369.00pp Presidente - H/B .................................................................... £375.00pp Ambassador Playa - H/B ........................................................ £375.00pp Orange - H/B ......................................................................... £379.00pp Nereo - H/B ........................................................................... £389.00pp Calypso - H/B ........................................................................ £395.00pp Los Dalmatas - A/I ................................................................. £425.00pp Sandos Monaco - A/I ............................................................. £475.00pp Costa Del Sol - Benalmadena 24th Nov 2013 - Pez Espada Hotel 4* - 7 Nights - Half Board - East Midlands Airport ................................................................... £260.00pp Benidorm 3rd Dec 2013 - Flamingo Oasis 4* - 7 Nights - All Incluive - Doncaster Airport .................................................................................. £335.00pp Costa Del Sol - Benalmadena 8th Dec 2013 - Las Arenas Hotel 4* - 7 Nights - Half Board - Eastmidlands Airport .................................................................................. £239.00pp

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Another busy week during which most of my time has been spent doing fishing related projects, I’ve not actually had time to go fishing! I was recently asked by Angler’s Mail magazine to compile a series of short venue video reviews to be shown on their own Youtube channel at Angler’s Mail TV. Video work is something I have yet to get to grips with and my early efforts have been somewhat lacking, but I am getting more of an idea as each one progresses. This week, I visited L Lakes near Mansfield in Nottinghamshire for a wander around before shooting my video review and wwas very pleasantly surprised! When I finally found it, (it’s on Lind Avenue if you’re interested) I drove into the car park and just sat in the van to absorb the atmosphere for a few minutes, then grabbed the notebook and set off to find some knowledgeable anglers to gather information. I met Mark, the bailiff who had been fishing constantly for FOUR months who was only too happy to give me the lowdown on the seven acre specimen water. Carp to almost 30lbs, pike, big tench, skimmers and roach form the mainstay of angling at L Lakes, but in truth the real accolades should go to the surroundings which were truly stunning and so peaceful. As I walked around the lake, I met three anglers who were on a first time visit; as I watched, one of the gentlemen performed a cast which left his feeder on the ground behind him and his rig cartwheeling unusually through the air. A glimpse at his set up

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This weekend’s big race in the UK is the St. Leger from Doncaster. Although the Doncaster meeting is a four day affair the card on Wednesday is of a generally lower quality than the last three days. As a result Channel 4 presents four races from this venue on each day from Thursday to Saturday with three other races from Chester supporting Saturday’s TV action. Doncaster: Thursday: 1.40 EBF Carrie Red Fillies’ Nursery Stakes (Handicap), 2yo, 6f: Mark Johnston’s Atlantic Affair is the selection to go in here. Ticking Katie could be the one for the forecast followed by Inyordreams and Les Gar Gan. 2.10 Japan Racing Association Sceptre Stakes, Group 3, Fillies and Mares, 3yo+, 7f: In this one Switcher gets the nod over Boastful, Bethany Bay, Annecdote and Winning Express. 2.40 Weatherby’s Hamilton Insurance £300,000 2yo Stakes, Class 2, 6f 110yds: I reckon that if he turns up Finflash might just be able to supplement recent earnings. Coulsty and Ben Hall are feared most but it looks to be a very competitive event. 3.15 DFS Park Hill Stakes, Group 2, Fillies and Mares, 3yo+, 1m 6f 132yds: Wadaa is the choice for me here with The Lark, Saint Hilary and Seal of approval looking the most likely to provide the strongest opposition. Friday: 1.40 Polypipe Flying Childers Stakes, Group 2, 2yo, 5f: Ambiance gets my vote here ahead of Brown Sugar, Excel’s Beauty, Money Team, Sleeper King and Wind Fire. 2.10 Ladbrokes Mallard Stakes (Handicap), 3yo+, 0-110, 1m 6f 132yds: If David Wachman’s Time for Action puts in an appearance he could take some catching round here. Ile de Re could be the one for the forecast followed home by Albert Bridge, Tropical Beat, Pether’s Moon and Tenenbaum. 2.40 Speedy Services Doncaster Cup, Group 2, 3yo+, 2m 2f: Ahzeemah’s victory in the Group 2 Lonsdale Cup marks him down as the one to beat here in my estimation. Third and sixth in that race were Times Up and Colour Vision who may again compete for places. Ernest Hemingway, Chiberta King and Tropical Beat come out next best in my figures. 3.15 Barrett Steel May Hill Stakes, Group 2, 2yo Fillies, 1m: David O’Meara’s once-raced Coin Broker is the one that appeals most ahead of Avenue Gabriel and Minorette with Qawaasem and Lady Lara heading up the remainder. Saturday: 2.05 At The Races Champagne Stakes, Group 2, 2yo Colts & Geldings, 7f: I have this as a very tight call between Wilshire Boulevard and Cable Bay based on last time out performances. With Aidan O’Brien still being fourhanded with his entries it is not certain that Wilshire Boulevard will turn out so I am taking a chance with Cable Bay who looks almost sure to run. Next best look to be Exogenesis and Expedition. 2.40 Ladbrokes Portland Handicap, Class 2, 3yo+, 5f 140yds: Jamaican Bolt again appears in the entries for the umpteenth time this year but it is anybody’s guess if he will run – if he does he could be a danger to all at this track. However, I like the look of Kevin Ryan’s Tiddliwinks who has been running well of late and accordingly give him the nod in a mightily competitive cavalry charge. The reserve order is: Jamaican Bolt; Dinkum Diamond; Vital Spirit; Magical Macey; Harrison George; and Confessional. 3.15 OLBG Park Stakes, Group 2, 3yo+, 7f: Darwin is likely to be dangerous if showing up but I suspect that Gale Force Ten might be the one to represent the O’Brien team. David Marnane’s Dandy Boy is another dangerous contender from across the Irish Sea but the vote goes to Sirius Prospect who looked back to his best last time at York. After first reserve Dandy Boy he may have most to fear from Godolphin’s Lockwood who also merits much respect along with the likes of Aljamaheer, Arnold Lane, Professor, Pastoral Player and Tawhid. 3.50 Ladbrokes St Leger Stakes, Group 1, 3yo Entire Colts and Fillies, 1m 6f 132yds: A chance is taken that London Bridge’s French form could prove to offer decent value. A strong first reserve for me is Galileo Rock, followed by Excess Knowledge, Havana Beat and Libertarian but there are some that have that unexposed look about them and a couple with a string of wins to their names. Chester, Saturday: 2.20 Aejis Handicap, Class 3, 3yo+, 0-90, 7f 122yds: David Simcock’s Apostle gets the nod to score on his comeback run. The reserve order is: Ostaad; Talented Kid; Powerful Presence; Mehdi; Gatepost; Talent

Scout; and Balty Boys. 2.55 Stella Artois Stand Cup, Listed, 3yo+, 1m 4f 66yds: I am taking a chance that Wadaa will not turn up here and therefore reckon that Cameron Highland should take all the beating. Regal Hawk is first reserve followed by Area Fifty One, Cubanita, Ile de Re and Allied Powers. 3.30 Justforkicx Charity Nursery Handicap, 2yo, 0-95, 5f 110yds: Kickboxer may prove hard to beat after his recent victory at Haydock. Baytown Kestrel gets the first reserve slot followed very closely by: De Repente; Skye’s The Limit; Zalzilah; and Mick’s Yer Man. Selection summary (for reserves see above): Doncaster: Thursday: 1.40 Atlantic Affair 2.10 Switcher 2.40 Finflash 3.15 Wadaa Friday: 1.40 Ambiance 2.10 Time for Action 2.40 Ahzeemah 3.15 Coin Broker Doncaster, Saturday: 2.05 Cable Bay 2.40 Tiddliwinks 3.15 Sirius Prospect 3.50 London Bridge Chester, Saturday: 2.20 Apostle 2.55 Cameron Highland 3.30 Kickboxer Good Luck! Last week’s results: The final runners and outcomes were: Saturday: Haydock: 2.05 Jedward – 9th @ 15/2 2.40 Hay Dude – 2nd @ 14/1 3.15 Oriental Fox – 12th @ 10/1 3.50 Lethal Force – 9th @ 5/2 Ascot: 1.55 All non runners 3.30 Elidor – 8th @ 14/1 Kempton: 2.20 Prince Alzain – 4th @ 25/1 2.55 Emilio Largo – 8th @ 14/1 Sunday: Leopardstown: 5.45 Yellow Rosebud – non runner 6.15 Danadana – non runner 6.50 Planteur – non runner With the Leopardstown meeting moved to Saturday and no winners from the seven races with runners the financial outcome was a loss of 7 points to one point level stakes.

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Paul Dickov told the Official Website that having four internationals away on international duty is an honour for both the club and the individual players. Paul revealed that he believed that the international break was good for him as he analyses the game against Bournemouth ahead of the trip to Huddersfield. “On reflection, after last weekend, this international break is probably a good thing,” he said “It has given me the chance to get over it and look at the game a few times to analyse it. “What I am not going to do, after only six games, is talk about tiredness but what I think has happened with players who came in late; Reece Wabara, Ross Turnbull and Theo Robinson, is that they have suffered from not having a pre-season and little game time before joining. “On Saturday it started to catch up with them a little bit. What these two weeks do is allow the players who came in late to catch up with the rest of the squad. “With regards to the players who are out on international duty, I keep in contact while they are away to find out how they are training and doing fitness wise. “Young Luke (McCullough) only joined up with the Northern Irish Under 21 squad on Thursday so he has trained with us this week - he has had the benefit

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of being with the squad. “Dean (Furman) and Bongani (Khumalo) will return next Tuesday after playing in South Africa’s World Cup qualiﬁer. I spoke to the South African manager at length about the need for them to get them back here as soon as possible rather than playing in the second game, which is a friendly. “He agreed which I would like to thank him for as we have a big game at Huddersﬁeld next week. “Unfortunately Theo (Robinson) won’t be back until Thursday next week as he has two World Cup games. “I would rather have them here but it’s a great honour for them and the club, so we have to live with it. “It’s fantastic for the club that we have four international players on duty this weekend.”

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Premier Division Swallownest Miners Welfare sit pretty at the top of the Premier Division, after winning all four of their games thus far. On Wednesday they beat Everest 5-0 at home, with Jay Short and Joe Rowlands both scoring twice for them. They then went onto win at home again on the weekend, seeing off Stocksbridge Park Steels Reserves 3-2. Yet again it was Jay Short (2) and Joe Rowlands with the decisive goals. Oughtibridge WMSC also remaining undefeated in second place, following their promotion in the summer. They impressively registered back-to-back wins and clean-sheets this week. Firstly, they beat Houghton Main thanks to goal from Matt Spencer. On Saturday, they won 3-0 away to Everest. Worryingly for Everest it is their third straight defeat, following their opening day 4-0 victory over Swinton Athletic. Whilst on the subject of Swinton, they currently sit bottom, but have only played twice thus far. They were beaten 3-1 by Millmoor Juniors on Saturday. Jonathan Hill scored two of the goals in that game for Millmoor. It has been a good week for Millmoor, who also edged-out High Green Villa 2-1 on Wednesday night at Thorncliffe Playing Fields. The two wins take Millmoor to third place. Athersley Recreation Reserves remain unbeaten, but sit in mid-table as they have only played two games. They were impressive 4-0 winners away to Penistone Church on Wednesday thanks to goals from Craig Bouch, Thomas Harben, Kieran Scargill and Jason Bentley. Houghton Main bounced back from their midweek loss to Oughtibridge, with a 2-1 away win over fourth placed Handsworth. Both goals for Houghton Main were scored by 20 year old Kieron Hirst. Last years’ League Cup finalists High Green Villa have had a difficult start, losing their opening three games. This includes losses this week to Millmoor Juniors (1-2) and to Frecheville (1-3). Division One It has been goals galore in games involving Thorncliffe this week. They were 4-3 winners on Wednesday night over South Kirkby Colliery at Millar’s Walk. They followed that win up on Saturday with an excellent 9-1 have win over Davy FC. Charles Tunnard scored a hat-trick in that game Thorncliffe, taking them to the summit of Division One. Tim Council scored his second hat-trick of the season for second placed Penistone Church Reserves, as they beat Millmoor Juniors Reserves 4-2 at Grange Park. There was not sulking from Millmoor though, as they bounced back immediately with a 2-1 win over Joker FC on Saturday. Matt Barnfield inspired the victory for Millmoor with a brace to his name. Wickersley sit in third place, and remain undefeated after three games. They drew both their games this week though. Firstly, they were held to a rather entertaining 3-3 draw by last years’ Division Two winners Jubilee Sports. They drew again on Saturday 2-2 with Silkstone United, despite Matthew Langley converting two penalties in that game for them. As previously mentioned, Jubilee Sports drew 3-3

MILLERS CLAIM DERBY GLORY Rotherham United’s second-half blitz put local rivals Sheffield United to the sword infront of a sell-out New York Stadium. The Blades had the advantage at half-time thanks to Jose Baxter’s strike but second-half efforts from Kieran Agard, Daniel Nardiello and Rob Milsom saw Steve Evans’ men turn the game on it’s head and cap a memorable Sheffield double after dumping Sheffield Wednesday out of the Capital Cup earlier in the season. With talismanic duo Kari Arnason and Michael O’Connor absent because of their international call-ups with Iceland and Northern Ireland respectively, Evans was forced to reshuffle his pack with Claude Davis returning at the heart of the home rearguard. Recent recruit Pablo Mills was entrusted with the holding midfield role on his second home debut for the Millers following his cameo substitute role at Notts County last weekend, while Richard Brindley was handed a start with Mark Bradley ruled out by injury. In front of a red-hot atmosphere, the Blades almost stunned the home faithful in the early minutes when Florent Cuvelier was upended by Craig Morgan in an inviting position just outside the box. From the resultant free-kick, Tony McMahon struck a fantastic effort which curled over the home wall before crashing against the underside of the bar but fortunately for the Millers, the ball failed to cross the line and was cleared by a retreating home defender. At the other end, Joe Skarz lumped a hopeful ball into the box but with the visitors’ defence and ‘keeper Mark Howard in no-mans’ land, the onrushing Brindley lobbed the ball into the danger area but Harry Maguire was on-hand to clear the danger. Minutes later, Lee Frecklington pounced on a loose ball in the heart of midfield and with the visitors’ defence playing a high line in a bid to play Alex Revell offside, the ex-Peterborough midfielder spotted a gap to bisect the defensive line but as he advanced menacingly towards goal, he dragged his shot wide under pressure from Conor Coady. In a fast start, the Millers had a lucky escape when Chris Porter got on the wrong side of Davis, who appeared to trip the Blades frontman just inside the box but referee Andy D’Urso waved away visitors’ appeals for a spot kick. Morgan then saw yellow for a cynical lunge on Matt Hill but the visitors’ failed to punish the home side from the resultant free-kick when McMahon blasted over from a promising position. The Millers’ were given a shooting opportunity of their own when Cuvelier tripped Milsom just outside the box but Ben Pringle smashed the free-kick against the Blades’ wall before visitors’ skipper Michael Doyle

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blasted a volley into the home kop from distance. Just shy of the half-hour, Scott Shearer raced from goal to tackle Porter as he looked to latch onto a punt forward before clever footwork from Frecklington paved the way for a floated cross which was met by the head of Milsom, but his powerful header whizzed narrowly over the bar. With neither side on top, the Blades took a grip on the proceedings when they broke the deadlock eight minutes to half-time. Following the award of a throw on the right flank, a quick release caught the Millers napping and Baxter got on the wrong side of Mills near the byline and from an acute angle, threaded a low shot which beat Shearer before nestling in the far corner of the goal. The Millers were quick out of the blocks in the second stanza and Pringle’s floated ball fell invitingly for Revell, who scuffed an effort goalwards but Neill Collins bravely blocked his point-blank effort. With the words of Evans ringing in their ears, the Millers’ levelled the scores minutes later with a goal which came out of the blue. There looked little danger when Kieran Agard pounced on the loose ball but the ex-Yeovil frontman took a touch before striking a fearsome effort from distance which appeared to swerve in the air and the ball flew past Howard, who was helpless as the ball flew into the visitors’ goal. Just shy of the hour mark, McMahon flashed a cross which almost saw Baxter connect on the volley before Davis was fortunate when he appeared to nudge Porter in the box as he looked to latch onto a tantalising centre moments later. Minutes later, a quick throw released Pringle, whose first time cross saw sub Nardiello get on the wrong side of his marker but he failed to control the ball before Maguire was on-hand to snuff out Revell’s fizzed centre in the next phase of play. With the game finely poised, a superb one-two involving Pringle and Frecklington saw the latter strike an effort from distance which stung the palms of Howard before Pringle’s dipping volley blazed over the bar. However, the Millers took a firm grip on the encounter by taking the lead with eighteen minutes remaining. The ball fell at the feet of Nardiello in the box, who cleverly twisted in the box before being nudged over by McMahon and the referee had no hesitation in pointing to the spot. From the resultant penalty, Nardiello dusted himself down and kept his nerve as he blasted the ball past the despairing dive of Howard to find the corner of the net. The Millers were sniffing blood and they effectively sealed the game minutes later when Revell pounced on a mistake by the United rearguard and despite being temporarily held up by Maguire, the ball was placed into the advancing run of Milsom, who controlled smartly before firing a low drive from the edge of the box which beat the outstretched hand of Howard before smacking the inside of the post enroute to the net. The Blades’ frustration was summed up when McMahon saw yellow for speaking out of turn to the referee and Pringle almost rubbed salt into their wounds when his superb free-kick had Howard at full stretch as the ball arrowed towards the far corner. With time running out, Agard skipped past Maguire with a minimum of fuss before striking a low effort which was blocked by Howard at his near post before Ryan Flynn was the next to find himself in the book following a late tackle on Brindley in the dying minutes. Read more at http://www.themillers.co.uk/fixturesresults/match-report/#tvqi88yGhr3Pryzi.99

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Anthony Gardner is facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines after scans conﬁrmed a tear of the Achilles tendon. The Owls’ skipper suffered the injury during the 1-1 draw with Middlesbrough last Saturday at The Riverside Stadium. Manager Dave Jones said: “Anthony will see a specialist in London and have an operation on the Achilles. “It’s a blow to the boy and the team because he was playing very well and had a good start to the season. “We wish him all the very best in his recovery and look forward to welcoming him back as soon as possible.”

Supporters are reminded that the popular Kids for a Quid offer for Saturday’s game against Yeovil is only available before 5.00pm on Friday. Saturday’s game against the Glovers (3.00pm) is the first S6 contest for three weeks following the draw against Middlesbrough last time out and subsequent international break. On the day, the Family Area within the Grandstand will host a number of activities in Ollie’s Kids’ Zone, which will include the visit of one or two familiar faces from the first team. On the pitch, the popular Zorb Ball challenge will take place at half time. All junior under 18s tickets are just £1 while tickets start from £23 for Adult Members on the Kop. ‘Kid for a Quid’ tickets can be purchased in all home areas of the ground and are available at the Ticket Office, online by going to www.swfc.co.uk or by telephone (£2 booking fee per ticket) on 0871 900 1867.

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Chris Kirkland has won the swfc. co.uk Player of the Month award for August – lifting the title with a landslide vote of 45 per cent. The Wednesday goalkeeper has enjoyed an excellent start to the new campaign, turning in a string of outstanding displayers between the sticks. Kirkland continues his fruitful S6 stay having been an ever-present last season and winning numerous awards along the way. He said: “I am delighted to win this vote and I would like to thank everyone who voted for me. “I’d also like to thank everyone who had the confidence in me to bring me to Sheffield Wednesday when my options were limited. “And I can’t speak highly enough of our goalkeeping coach Andy Rhodes and the medical staff at the club. “It is an absolute pleasure to play for this club and I’m not just saying that, I genuinely mean it. “The support we get home and away is unbelievable, it gives all the lads a boost when they run out to the kind of numbers we get. “We have shown a lot of resilience in the last three games, there is plenty to build on so hopefully we can get that first win under the belt soon.” Liam Palmer came second in the August Player of the Month with 9 per cent while Jeremy Helan finished third with 6 per cent. Thank you to all those who took time to vote.

Shefﬁeld Wednesday defender Martin Taylor has signed for League 1 side Brentford on a 28-day emergency loan deal. Taylor will go straight into the Bees’ squad for their trip to Tranmere on Saturday. The 33-year-old joined Wednesday in August 2012 from Championship rivals Watford and has since made 13 appearances for the Owls in all competitions.

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Owls midfielder Giles Coke is eager for the weekend to come around as Wednesday resume their league campaign following the international break. Prior to the break, Wednesday drew consecutive games with Leeds, Millwall and Middlesbrough and while the Owls are unbeaten in three, Coke believes that first win of the season is just around the corner. He told swfc.co.uk: “When that first win comes, we’ll go on to win many more, I’m confident of that. “We’re unbeaten in three games, we’re eager to get that first win, morale is high and I’m sure if you ask the boys, they’d all have been happy to have the Yeovil game last weekend. “While we haven’t won as yet, we are unbeaten in three after difficult games away from home against Leeds and Middlesbrough and we want to get back out there and build on those positives.” Yeovil, under the guidance of boss Gary Johnson, are the visitors to Hillsborough this weekend. “Yeovil did unbelievably well to get promoted last season and they have got some good players so it won’t be an easy game. “They’ll come here and aim to up their performance so we’ll have to bring our A game but I’m confident we can emerge with the maximum points.” Samantha & Carl Welcome You To

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United’s away day troubles continued, despite taking the leading in Saturday’s South Yorkshire derby at Rotherham. Jose Baxter’s ﬁrst goal for the Blades secured a half-time lead but the Millers hit back after the interval with goals from Kieran Agard, Daniel Nardiello (penalty) and Rob Milsom. New co-owner HRH Prince Abdullah bin Mosaad bin Abdulaziz Al Saud was part of the 2,536 Blades fans inside the New York Stadium. Manager Weir made three changes from last week’s league encounter. Howard, Porter and Cuvelier were handed starts with Long on international duty, Murphy injured and Taylor dropping to the bench, where he was joined by fellow striker Bunn, signed on loan from Manchester City on transfer deadline day. The Blades were inches from making the perfect start. Just three minutes had elapsed when Morgan fouled Cuvelier and McMahon’s 20-yard free-kick cannoned off the crossbar. Additionally, there were two penalty shouts as the ball dropped into the danger area off the woodwork when the ball appeared to hit the hand of former United defender Davis and Baxter was held back as he looked to latch on. The home side won the game’s ﬁrst corner as a result of Howard racing from his own line but the goalkeeper saved comfortably on ten minutes when Frecklington burst through the back four but ran out of steam. Another Blades penalty appeal was waved away when Davis clumsily brought down Porter, who, moments later was denied by Shearer rushing from his goal. Milson headed over a cross from Frecklington but with the next serious attack, the visitors opened the scoring. A right-wing throw-in saw BAXTER lose Mills and then poke through Shearer from an acute angle, in

front of the Millers fans. Despite Revell looking dangerous in the air, the Blades defence protected goalkeeper Howard well and the Blades went into the break with a deserved slender advantage. Rotherham made positive change at the break, introducing a striker for a defender, and they created a chance within two minutes of the restart when Pringle’s cross found Revell but he was crowded out by a covering challenge from Collins. The Millers, however, were soon level. AGARD chanced his arm with a powerful shot from the edge of the box, which beat Howard. Weir’s team worked hard to immediately get back on top and, as in previous games, saw a lot of the ball. McMahon’s cross evaded both Baxter and Flynn before the Blades made a positive double change - Taylor and debutant Bunn replacing Porter and Flynn. There was more pain for the Blades, though, as Rotherham edged in front on 72 minutes, courtesy of penalty. McMahon was adjudged to have fouled NARDIELLO, who stepped up and powered home the spot-kick, to Howard’s left. And that wasn’t it. With their next attack, Rotherham added a third. This time Maguire gave away possession and Revell held onto the ball long enough to lay off to MILSOM, who placed his shot into the bottom corner, via a post. In the ﬁnal ten minutes Howard saved from Pringle and Agard and to cap a miserable afternoon, McMahon and Bunn picked up late bookings. Rotherham: Shearer, Brindley, Skarz, Davis, Mills, Frecklington, Revell, Milsom, Pringle, Morgan (Nardiello 45), Agard. Unused: Hylton, Tubbs, Collin, Tidser, Rowe.

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David Weir was left ruing individual errors as his team slipped to a 3-1 defeat to Rotherham United at the New York Stadium. Jose Baxter, with his first goal for the club, gave the Blades a deserved lead at the interval, but three goals in 24 secondhalf minutes for the hosts condemned United to a third straight league loss on the road. Speaking afterwards, Weir offered no excuses and was clearly angered by how his players undid their good work of the first period. He commented: “I am massively dissapointed with the result and how the game turned out in the end. “In the first-half we had a lot of the ball and played really well. We thoroughly deserved to be ahead at the break. “We were dominant and created a lot of opportunities, I thought we looked comfortable and I expected us to build on that. “But in the second-half we made some really poor mistakes and it is bitterly disappointing and very frustrating to lose in the manner we did. “The disparity between the first-half and second-half showing was massive and you can’t legislate for three individual errors.” Weir added: “Rotherham came out positively as we expected but we didn’t respond at all and the manner of the goals we conceded is something beyond my control. “There aren’t any positives immediately after losing a game in the way we did and I can fully understand the frustration of our fans.”

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Wednesday 25th September is the re-scheduled date for ‘An evening with Curtis Woodhouse’ at our Legends of the Lane. Now a professional boxer, Curtis will be fighting in Liverpool for the Commonwealth lightweight title just four days before - a fight that will be shown live on Sky Sports, so it will be a fantastic chance to catch up with him on the back of what Blades fans hope will be a famous victory over Derry Mathews. The doors will open at 7pm and United will be serving our famous home made pie, peas and gravy (with plenty of Henderson’s and mint sauce as an option) from 7.30pm. There is also a free pint of house beer or house lager on arrival - if you are the nominated driver a soft drink is available as well! The Q&A session will kick off at around 8.30pm and United can guarantee that it will be one not to be missed. This will be led by Club Historian John Garrett and doubt you will find the path Curtis has taken through football and boxing entertaining. Tickets for this event are just £17 and are available from the Ticket Office on 0871 995 1889. A table of 10 can also be booked for just £150.

Blades: Howard, Maguire, Hill, Flynn (Bunn 69), Doyle, Porter (Taylor 69), Baxter, Collins, Cuvelier, Coady, McMahon. Unused: Westlake, McGinn, Ironside, McFadzean, Willis.

AUGUST 02.08 Notts County 06.08 Burton Albion 10.08 Brentford 17.08 Colchester United 24.08 Bradford City 31.08 Milton Keynes Dons SEPTEMBER 07.09 Rotherham United 14.09 Carlisle United 21.09 Preston North End 28.09 Wolverhampton Wndrs

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BLADES FIXTURES 2013/14

United’s second round clash against Hartlepool United in the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy will be played at Bramall Lane on Tuesday 8th October, kick-off 7.45pm. The Pools secured their berth in the second round by beating Bradford City 5-0 at Victoria Park. Ticket details for the ﬁxture against Colin Cooper’s League Two outﬁt will be announced in due course.

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