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Record-breaking jump jockey A P McCoy heads up a long line of racing legends who will take part in Doncaster Racecourse’s Ladbrokes St. Leger Festival to raise money for charity. The iconic festival kicks off with a bang when retired celebrities of the saddle dust off their breeches and return to action in the feature event, the J2O Spritz Leger Legends Charity Race which takes place on Wednesday September 9. This year will see 20-time champion jockey A P McCoy, who retired in April, compete in the flat race over the straight mile to raise money for the Northern Racing College in Doncaster and The Injured Jockeys Fund, which has two rehabilitation facilities for injured jockeys.

We have teamed up with the lovely people at Doncaster Racecourse to offer three lucky readers the chance to win a pair of County Enclosure tickets to enjoy the J2O Spritz Leger Legends Day.

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If you hold a mackerel to your ear you can just about hear the fishmonger in Morrisons telling you to put it down.

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A) 2000 B) 2005 C) 2010 The Ladbrokes St. Leger Festival takes place from September 9th to the 12th. The J2O Spritz Leger Legends Day and its centrepiece the Leger Legends race marks day one, followed by the glitz and glamour of DFS Ladies Day on September 10th. The penultimate day of the festival attracts some of the most prestigious racing of the week, with the long-established Socialites E-Cigarettes Doncaster Cup Gentlemen’s Day taking centre-stage, before the Ladbrokes St. Leger Stakes brings the four-day bonanza to a dramatic climax on September 12th. To find out more about the Ladbrokes St Leger Festival or to book tickets visit www.doncasterracecourse.co.uk/st-leger or call 01302 304 200.

What do we want? Race car noises! When do we want them? Neeeeeeoooooowwwwwwwwwwwww The worst thing about living next door to MC Hammer is the constant DIY noise. I shouted “Stop!” but, if anything, that made things worse. An angel appears in a puff of smoke to a man and says to him, “Because you have lived a good and virtuous life, I can offer you a gift: you can be the most handsome man in the world, or you can have infinite wisdom, or you can have limitless wealth.” Reflecting on his life, the man says, “I’ll take the wisdom.” “Wisdom is yours,” says the angel, disappearing in another puff. The smoke is barely clear before the man thinks, “I should have taken the money.” The invisible man married the invisible woman. Their kids were nothing to look at.

Across

1) Less important (5) 4) Slight hungry (7) 8) Big tent (7) 9) Confuse (5) 10) Require (4) 11) Germs (8) 13) Out of control (4) 14) Exchange change (4) 16) Hanging behind (8) 17) Small version (4) 20) Utilising (5) 21) Continental stew (7) 22) Bargainer (7) 23) Each one (5)

Down

1) Crunch time (6, 2, 5) 2) Bravery (5) 3) Sauce boat (4) 4) Before 1939 (6) 5) Coasting trade (8) 6) Hot place (7) 7) Snotty-nosed (4, 3, 6) 12) Unlawful (3, 5) 13) Fantastic (7) 15) Ass of USA (6) 18) Reflection (5) 19) Dinky (4)

Last Week’s Solutions ACROSS: 7) Cornea, 8) Island, 9) Jive, 10) Rickshaw, 11) Passed, 13) Team, 14) Air, 16) Amen, 17) Anyone, 19) Vigorous, 21) Hilt, 22) Genial, 23) Effuse DOWN: 1) Logical, 2) Knee, 3) Harridan, 4) Disc, 5) Glossary, 6) Inlay, 12) Symbolic, 13) Transfer, 15) Analyst, 18) Widen, 20) Only, 21) Huff

this week In the News

20/8/1940 - British Prime Minister Winston Churchill makes the fourth of his famous wartime speeches, containing the line “Never was so much owed by so many to so few.” 21/8/1938 - NASA loses contact with the Mars Observer spacecraft. 22/8/2007 - The Storm botnet, a botnet created by the Storm Worm, sends out a record 57 million e-mails in one day. 23/8/1973 - Albert Bridge in Chelsea, London opened. 24/8/1998 - First RFID human implantation tested in the United Kingdom. 25/8/1981 - Voyager 2 spacecraft makes its closest approach to Saturn. 26/8/1791 - John Fitch is granted a patent for the steamboat.

Born this week... 20/8/1971 21/8/1978 22/8/1970 23/8/1972 24/8/1957 25/8/1961 26/8/1980

David Walliams Peter Buxton Sheree Murphy River Phoenix Stephen Fry Billy Ray Cyrus Macaulay Culkin

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2. Where or what is the world’s largest toy store?

3. What codename was used for Hitler’s planned invasion of Britain? 4. Who was the founder of the Girl Guides movement? 5. What is the nearest planet to Earth? 6. Which former athlete was the first ever presenter of I.T.N news? 7. On which river does Moscow stand? 8. With which mountain range was Rip Van Winkle associated? 9. Boots chemists and Raleigh cycles are associated with which city? 10. Which film ends with the line “Well Louie I think this is the start of a beautiful friendship’?

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Your social zone continues to be vibrant with subtle but powerful energies, while Venus can add extra spark to romantic and networking opportunities. There’s a lot to be said for mixing and mingling, especially in circles that are of particular interest to you. Call me for more news…

You can use today’s positive energy to socialize or to enliven your relationship with a signiﬁcant other. Later this week, the Pisces Full Moon could encourage feelings to surface leading to you saying more than you mean to. Stay sensitive to others’ moods. Call for your love scope…

Your social life gets a warming boost as the Sun and Jupiter merge. This is the time to kick-start activities so you can connect with those on your wavelength. There may also be scope for lively or romantic entertainment, with the Pisces Full Moon enticing you to get into party mode. Call for more…

Life on the home front can be really engaging, so much so that you may be doing more entertaining than ever. And with your ruler Mercury’s move into Libra, this can see you keen to learn a new hobby, take up a sport or get more involved in cultural events. Call for more…

If you’re looking for new ideas, think big and be prepared to explore options you’ve never previously considered. Around any future orientated plans, fab planetary inﬂuences encourage expansion, so plan ahead and go for it Archer. Travel or holidays can also feature. Call for more…

Reaching out to others can lead to fortunate developments, and especially if you have ideas to share or advice to give. Your eﬀorts may be appreciated by those who can beneﬁt from them. By the week’s end the Full Moon can coincide with a desire to study or even teach. Call for more…

Commit to a vision, as this is the time to be bold and push past any inner limits. Muster your resources and focus on your goals, as the more you put in, the more you’ll get out. Researching your options regarding career or personal ambitions can set you on the track to success. Call for more…

With Mars rip-roaring through your sign Leo, you can feel in the mood for action. However, ideas may need to be evaluated midweek, especially in the light of family concerns - though a compromise could work for all concerned. A good time to create a budget Leo! Call for more…

Your situation may resemble something like a caterpillar, becoming a butterﬂy. You sense something is changing and await the results. A delightful inﬂuence suggests that a new perspective may bring renewed energy and fresh hope concerning issues of great importance to you. Call for more…

It looks like an upbeat and positive week is in store, especially as the Sun’s link with Jupiter in your own sign can see you keen to expand your horizons and explore new territories. Despite this, your ruler Mercury can also see you keen to snaﬄe a bargain or two. Call for more…

This week’s alignments light up your relationship zone. If you meet someone new, it can really excite you. It’s also an opportunity to take things to the next level in an ongoing tie so you can explore various ideas and activities and try new approaches. Call for more news and advice…

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PLAY ON KEEP A CARE SERVICE DIARY ACCLAIMED DEMENTIA MAKES Do you use adult social care services (or know someone who does)? Social care services include care at home support, getting help with things like shopping, cleaning and going out and about, residential and nursing homes. If you do, Healthwatch Shefﬁeld would like you to keep a diary – just for one day - to tell us what life is really like. Diaries are an important way of ﬁnding out what challenges you face and how that makes you feel.

We want to change things for the better and know that people’s stories have the most impact in telling those who make decisions about services, why things need to change. We will be anonymysing your stories and using your diaries to write a report. Please let us have your completed diary day by the end of October 2015. Download more information and a ‘How to’ guide www.healthwatchshefﬁeld.co.uk/ news/adult-social-care-service-user-keepday-life-diary

THE EQUALITY HUB NETWORK We want under-represented communities in Shefﬁeld to be able to have a say on issues that affect them and inﬂuence the decisions that are made in the city.

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Quarterly events bring all the Equality Hubs together on cross-cutting themes. Representatives from each Equality Hub, the Cabinet Member for Public Health and Equality, the Executive Director of Resources and senior ofﬁcers from other public sector organisations form the Equality Hub Network Board. They work together on equality and fairness issues.

The Network is made up of the following Equality Hubs based on protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010: • Age Hub (young people and older people) • BME Hub (Black and Minority Ethnic) • Carers’ Hub

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Are there different types of tyres available to me? Choosing an appropriate tyre for your type of car and the type of driving you generally do can be a black art. But there are many guides out there to help. Generally, you get what you pay for when it comes to road rubber. There are different types of tyres orientated towards different seasons of the year – summer tyres will be more biased towards dry, warm conditions, whereas winter tyres are designed to give you more grip in colder, wetter conditions. If you look closely at the construction of a winter tyre you’ll be able to see it’s made up of considerably more tread blocks than any dry-biased rubber, giving it the ability to move more water when you’re on the move. There are pros and cons to both types of tyre, not least of which is that they’ll work brilliantly in the conditions they’ve been designed for, but they’ll be compromised elsewhere. To combat this, people are increasingly buying spare sets of wheels to mount their winter tyres on,

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How should I care for my tyres? The secret to keeping your vehicle’s rubber in A1 condition is regular inspections. That way, if you notice anything unusual, you can take it to a professional to seek an opinion on what to do. Visual inspections are where to start. Look at the surface of the tyre and even run your hand over the tread if necessary to check for any foreign bodies embedded in the rubber. Obviously a portion of the circumference is going to remain in contact with the ground, so roll the car forward enough to visually and physically inspect the remaining portion of the rubber. If you do detect anything in the tread and you’re unsure what to do, the ﬁrst thing is to check the tyre pressures. If these are within manufacturer tolerance, drive slowly and carefully to a professional tyre

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AND SO THE CIVIC AUTUMN/WINTER 2015 PERFORMANCE SEASON BEGINS! While you've all been visiting and supporting our summer exhibitions, we have been busy behind the scenes preparing for the launch of the Autumn/Winter 2015 performance season, which is happening on the 12 September, followed soon after by the return of Family Sundays on the 13 September. More a one-man show than a talk, the author of The Bob Dylan Encyclopaedia comes to Barnsley for the first time launching his UK tour of talks on Bob Dylan & the History of Rock’n’Roll. Writer Michael Gray uses great records and rare footage to trace how rock ’n’ roll arrived for the teenage Robert Zimmerman, how it disintegrated into safe and shallow pop by the time Dylan was ready to launch his own career, and how it lured him back after his folk-singing days. Dr. Michael Gray wrote the first book ever published on Dylan’s work, SONG & DANCE MAN: The Art of Bob Dylan, way back in 1972 and has since become a highly acclaimed author of many musical icons. ‘Michael Gray's pioneering book invented a new school of rock criticism which made most of the writing that had gone before seem superficial, irrelevant and trivial...’ (Uncut) His talks have been a sell-out in North America, the UK & Ireland at arts theatres, arts centres, colleges and festivals and are always spontaneous,

“I never use notes or cuecards. I’m aiming to offer an entertaining, fresh account of Dylan’s achievement and a revealing take on his roots in rock ’n’ roll.” From something for the grownups to something for the whole family, Tessa Bide hosts the ﬁrst Family Sunday of The Civic’s Autumn/Winter season. Nick Cotter from Manchester’s Finest comments: “Bide exudes enthusiasm and within minutes it’s not just the little people who are transﬁxed by the storyline but all of the adults present too.” Set in a special bell tent, Arnold's Big Adventure features beautiful shadow puppetry, wonderful original music to sing along to and plenty of thrilling surprises along the way. The story follows the journey of an acorn called Arnold on his ‘Drop Day’. The audience travels through six very different environments: Arnold’s

woodland, the wind, a stream, the sea, an evil junk-monster’s lair and his new home. An intimate, interactive production perfect for a child's ﬁrst theatre experience: “I loved watching my daughter become so absorbed, and the songs were great” (Audience Comment) and plenty for parents to enjoy too. Bob Dylan & The History of Rock ’n’ Roll - An Evening with Writer Michael Gray is at The Civic on Saturday 12 September at 7.30pm. Tickets are £12 full price and £10 concession. Arnold’s Big Adventure is at The Civic on Sunday 13 September at 12pm, 1.30pm & 3pm. Tickets are £7 full price, £6 concession, £5 children. Recommended for ages 3+

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YOUR CHANCE TO EXPERIENCE TETSUDO IN SHEFFIELD THIS AUTUMN

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To most people martial arts are no more than a form of kicking, Have you ever wanted to learn punching and throwing techniques. However! the idea of physical a Noble Art but have always combat is not the only dimension felt somewhat apprehensive? The Arts have a history that goes of these noble Art Forms. Modern life poses threats not back over 5000 years and have only of a physical nature but also had over the centuries the input threats, stresses and trauma that of many wizened minds ... are emotional and intellectual in nature. Surely there must be more to To be able to deal with this them than meets the eye? collective of threats is the real value of the Arts. • Get your Mind & Body The Noble Art of Tetsudo has its working in harmony roots in Tibet and its essence lies • Get your body strong & in the cornerstone that Mind and mobile Body are inextricably linked and • Develop a greater, sharper awareness of the world around changes in one causes changes in the other and ONLY when both are you

working harmoniously together can anything be done efﬁciently and effectively. Training in this unique Art Form consists of making the BODY physically ﬁt, strong, agile and healthy and training the MIND to become more aware, perceptive and focused.

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Meet the characters of Sony Pictures’ latest animated blockbuster Hotel Transylvania 2, as the UK’s shopping centres play host to this season’s most fang-tastic guests! To celebrate the launch of the second installment in the Hotel Transylvania franchise, in cinemas across the UK on October 16, with previews on October 2, 3, 10 & 11, Sony Pictures will be conducting a national tour of some of the biggest shopping centres visiting Shefﬁeld’s Meadowhall on Saturday 12th September.

As part of a day of fun activities, children will be given the opportunity to meet and have their photos taken with Dracula, Frankenstein, Johnny, Mavis and Murray from the film. Families will receive their photo keepsake of the day in a personalised Hotel Transylvania frame to take away. Other activities will include the Unlucky Dip game, Mummy wrapping and the Howl Booth. Those that attend the stand will have the chance to win fantastic prize packages from Chessington World of Adventures. The Drac pack is back for an allnew monster comedy adventure in Sony Pictures Animation’s Hotel Transylvania 2! Everything seems to be changing for the better at Hotel Transylvania... Dracula’s rigid monster-only hotel policy has finally relaxed, opening up its doors to human guests. But behind closed coffins, Drac is worried that his adorable half-human, halfvampire grandson, Dennis, isn’t showing signs of being a vampire. So while Mavis is busy visiting her human in-laws with Johnny and in for a major cultural shock of her own - “Vampa” Drac enlists his friends Frank, Murray, Wayne and Griffin to put Dennis through a “monster-in-training” boot camp. But little do they know that

Drac’s grumpy and very old, old, old school dad Vlad is about to pay a family visit to the hotel. And when Vlad ﬁnds out that his greatgrandson is not a pure blood - and humans are now welcome at Hotel Transylvania - things are going to get batty! The Mercury has teamed up with Sony Pictures to offer you the chance to win a Sony 32” LCD TV and a Sony Xperia E4g handset. All you need to do is ﬁll out your name & contact details to info@mercurynewspaper. co.uk before 28/08/15

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Following a critically-acclaimed West End run, classic British comedy East is East comes to the Lyceum Theatre from Monday 7 - Saturday 12 September, as part of a limited UK tour, starring Father Ted actress Pauline McLynn. Pakistani chip shop owner George Khan - “Genghis” to his kids - is determined to give his children a strict Muslim upbringing in

1970s Salford. Household tension reaches breaking point as their selfless English mother, Ella, gets caught in the cross fire - her loyalties divided between her marriage and the free will of her children. Ayub Khan Din’s semiautobiographical account of British Asian life in the 1970s and the clash of cultures within a multi-cultural family growing up in the north is a delightful slice of real life drama - with the funny bits left in. A hugely successful film based on the play was released in 1999 and received many accolades including the BAFTA for Best British Film. Last seen at Sheffield Theatres in Happy Days, Pauline McLynn plays Ella Khan. The British Comedy award-winning actress and author best known for her iconic role as Mrs Doyle in Father Ted also appeared as

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The Ultimate Guide To Packing For a Festival By Kt Evans

Whether you are a seasoned festival attendee or are embarking on your very first experience this summer, there is always one pain in the arse which appears time and time again…packing. If like us you absolutely despise camping, it can be a pretty tricky mission to slim down the twelve pairs of jeans, four coats and a huge bag of makeup which you had initially set out to bring, however fear not…M-Live is here is save the stress with our ultimate guide on what to pack for festival season. First off…tent pegs. It goes without saying you will be packing your tent (please for the love of God remember this paramount piece of equipment) but it’s a common occurrence to forget those pesky pegs…trust us, we’ve been there. You will go to all extremes to gain tent pegs if left at home, from stealing these precious items in the dead of night to using make-shift guide ropes and pringle cans. It’s not fun when the torrential rain starts to set in (plus high speed winds…our fave!) and you’re making like Dorothy and flying away from Kansas in your tent. So please, please remember pegs. Next up…antibacterial hand gel. This is a must…have you seen the toilets??? Although most portaloos have stepped up their game by installing hand sanitiser pumps, it’s an absolute given that you should always carry a bottle with you. Along with this, toilet roll. We guarantee that if you are the carrier of extra roll, you will be the saviour of each and every individual in the campsite. Toilet roll always seems to

do a disappearing act after the second hour of day one at a festival, therefore bringing extra ensures you are stocked up and ready to take on the world…sort of. Enough of toilet talk and to the next item on our festival essential list…wellies (and seriously, nobody gives a shit about what colour they are). We have horrendous memories of Sonisphere 2012, the monsoon-like rain kicked in, mud up to our shins…and what did we forget? Our wellies. Wading through mud in a pair of vans is never going to be fun, not to mention contracting acute trench foot in the following days. Even if the weather isn’t forecast to shower, it’s so much safer to pack these summer essentials. But seriously, don’t buy anything expensive because chances are they will be ruined past day three. Up next…bottles of water. The last thing you want at a music festival is to get all dehydrated and pass out in a field in the middle of the countryside, surrounded by strongbow fuelled teenagers who for one weekend of the year will act like chimps. You really need to stay topped up on the old corporation wine. And here is our theory…we often get horrendous hangovers at festivals right? The reason…aside from one too many shots of the hard stuff the night before, we constantly forget to drink our two pints of water before we collapse in our tent. Staying hydrated is a necessity to power on through the weekend, so the more bottles of water you can squeeze into your rucksacks, the better. It’s no lie that even at a music festival, we still like to try and attempted to get a wink of decent sleep. Which is exactly why ear plugs are essential if you don’t want to be all eye

baggy and mardy the next day. It is also really important to protect your eardrums from the earth shattering base which is drilled into our souls from 9am to 3am throughout the entire weekend. Tinnitus is a nasty ass condition which perforates your ear drums and has you listening to an annoying buzz which you simply cannot get rid of. Foam or silicon ear plugs are the perfect accompaniment to your festival possessions so make sure they get packed! Finally and without a doubt the most important item to bring to a music festival…your own food and drink. Unless you live in London where a burger costs more than a family holiday for four in the Bahamas, you will not want to be ripped off by sky high festival prices. Remember to pack lots of stodge…bread cakes, crisps, cereal bars, sandwiches, super noodles, biscuits so that you won’t be tempted to spend obscene amounts of money on something which will most probably resemble school dinners. And drink…bring lots of cans. £4.50 a pint… you’re having a laugh right? Festival season is without a doubt the highlight of the year, but please remember to drink responsibly, stay safe and never go wandering off on your own.

THE BIG ‘O’ AND FRIENDS VISIT THE CITY HALL Barry Steele is widely recognised as one of the world's leading tributes to music legend Roy Orbison. He's stunned audiences across the globe with his uncanny visual similarity and his ability to authentically revive the exquisite toe-tapping sound of this music giant. Using original film footage and backed by his fabulous band and big screen , this celebration of The Big O’s musical legacy is quite simply unmissable as Barry Steele takes you on a musical journey in time from the early sun years right through to the late 80’s and The Traveling Wilburys. Joining Barry on stage is the phenomenal Paul Molloy as a young Elvis, and the electrically charged Boogie Williams as Jerry Lee Lewis. Barry Steele is a very unassuming man with a great sense of humour, but above all he has an incredible talent. In fact he is so convincing in his role as Roy Orbison that many have wondered if he is miming! It is for this reason - and to allay any fears - that the show features ‘Walk On’ with just Barry and the incredibly talented Barney Williams alone on the stage. Barry has toured across the globe in his role as Roy Orbison, but it is a far cry from his time in the RAF when he was stationed at RAF Waddington, Scampton and RAF Tongeren in Belgium. Whilst in the Forces Barry has refueled both Vulcan Bombers (The Ladies of the Sky) and The Red Arrows. When Barry left the RAF he moved back to the West Midlands with his young family. He became a long distance lorry driver, and it was during those long, lonely hours out on the road that be began singing to artistes as diverse as Michael Jackson, Wet Wet Wet, and Chris Rea. It was on a family holiday in Cornwall in 2001 that Barry took the first steps on the road to becoming a professional singer, when his wife Lynne and their daughter Leonie entered him into a singing competition without his knowledge. It was there that a fellow competitor said to him, “You know, you sound just like Roy Orbison singing Robbie Williams!” so with the help of family and friends a tribute to The Big ‘O’ was born. Barry quickly became totally enveloped in the music and sheer magic that was Roy Orbison. His aim was simple, his vision clear - to deliver the songs to Roy Orbison fans in the same manner in which they were originally performed. Barry has toured across New Zealand, Holland, Germany, Austria, Denmark and Ireland. Whilst in the USA Barry sang in front of Roy’s son Wesley, as well as duetting with Bill Dees, who co-wrote of many of Roy’s songs. Barry can be seen locally at the Sheffield City Hall on Thursday 24th September, where due to demand the show has now been moved into the Oval Hall. Tickets are from £19 and can be purchased via the City Hall Box Office, and online.

Young people aged 16-26 have an unique opportunity to see Shakespeare’s classic tragedy, Romeo & Juliet, for only £5 this autumn. As part of Sheffield Theatres’ Live for 5 scheme there are 1,000 seats - more than ever before - available for this production at this special rate. Undoubtedly William Shakespeare’s most romantic play, Romeo & Juliet bursts onto the Crucible stage from Thursday 17 September to Saturday 17 October in a brand new, vibrant production. This familiar story of love blown apart by tragedy is a perfect introduction to Shakespeare. It follows Sheffield Theatres’ previous highly acclaimed productions of Twelfth Night, The Winter’s Tale and Hamlet. Freddie Fox (Cucumber for Channel 4) plays Romeo whilst Morfydd Clark (The Falling) plays Juliet. Ticket prices for the production range from £17.00 to £25.00 making the £5 ticket deal exceptionally good value. Claire Murray, Sheffield Theatres’ Communications and Fundraising Director commented: 'We want to welcome everyone to the theatre and we appreciate that for our younger audiences, it can seem an expensive night out. We're making 1,000 seats available at only £5 for Romeo & Juliet and many hundreds more available across all shows in our autumn season. We believe that it's important that everyone has the chance to enjoy great theatre on their doorstep and we're committed to making our productions more accessible – Live for 5 is just one of the ways we're doing this.’ For more details about Live For 5 please go to: sheffieldtheatres.co.uk Live for 5 tickets can be purchased from Sheffield Theatres’ Box Office in-person or by phone on 0114 249 6000 and are priced at £5.00. A transaction fee of £1.50 applies to all bookings made at the Box Office (excluding cash).

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WEEKEND - £148 FOR 2 PEOPLE MIDWEEK SPECIAL - NOV TO MAY MONDAY TO FRIDAY - ONLY £218 FULL WEEK FRIDAY TO FRIDAY - from £348 to £486 STILL A FEW VACANCIES FOR AUGUST PLEASE GET IN TOUCH FOR A BROCHURE

Call 0114 2692772

or email enquiries@smugglers-cottage-whitby.co.uk

www.smugglers-cottage-whitby.co.uk

The Avalon Guesthouse

A Great Place to Stay in Bridlington

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

New Trend Holiday Park SKEGNESS

NEW TREND HOLIDAY PARK LIES SIX MILES NORTH OF SKEGNESS, WE ARE NESTLED IN THE RESIDENTIAL HEART OF THE VILLAGE

CHALETS FOR SALE FROM ONLY £7000 The site was established in 1961 and consists of 123 detached cedar wood chalets built to accomodate four to six persons. Each Chalet has a lounge, 2 bedrooms, fully equipped kitchen and shower/bathroom and toilet.

www.newtrendholidaypark.com

TELEPHONE: 01754 872722 New Trend Holiday Park, Ancaster Avenue, Chapel St. Leonards, Skegness PE24 5SS

WHITE LODGE GUEST HOUSE SKEGNESS 4 STAR (Visit England)

On Poplar Row a Quiet Cul-De-Sac in the Town Centre of Whitby.

Ring us direct to avoid online booking charges!

VISIT US ONLINE AT WWW.CAROLSAVALONHOTEL.CO.UK Sorry we cannot cater for children

CALL 01262 675149

3 VERNON ROAD • BRIDLINGTON • YO15 2HQ

STATIC CARAVAN FOR SALE • 3 bedroom. 12 foot wide. • Park has indoor pool, club and is open 12 months. • Site fees and all other costs paid for this year.

Call 01964 611161

www.palmcourtskegness.co.uk

Some Availability up to Christmas Now booking for 2016

Call 07801 987145 INGOLDMELLS

Coastfields Holiday Village & Silver Beach Caravan Park, 6/8 berth caravans to let, near Fantasy Island, shops, beach & much more.

• Sleeps 2-6 • Fully Equipped • Pets Welcome • On Site Shop, Fish & Chips, Club & Bar, Restaurant, Laundry etc.

BAR & EVENINGS MEALS ALWAYS AVAILABLE

LIMITED AUGUST/SEPTEMBER DATES CAN STILL BE BOOKED

Book Early to Avoid Disappointment

Pictures on our website

www.jacobsmount.com MUSTON GRANGE Nr Filey

10 minutes to the beach, close to all amenities, Superb site close to Filey, full amenities

Tel: 01723 512 167 Pictures on our website

www.mustongrange.com NURSERY GARDENS HOLIDAY PARK

6 BERTH CARAVAN Kingfisher Caravan Site INGOLDMELLS

FOR SALE - all prices available to suit you

Rainton near Thirsk, North Yorks STATIC CARAVANS

CALL US ON 01845 577277 OTTERINGTON PARK

Station Farm, South Otterington

TOURING SITE but STATIC CARAVANS & LODGES FOR SALE

CALL US ON 01609 780656

Call for more info

129, Drummond Road, Skegness, Lincolnshire PE25 3DW

£23

Per Person Per Night Central Position Opposite Station Now Booking 2015

Tel: 01723 364 963 NO FEES TO PAY FOR 2015! TO FIND OUT MORE CALL TODAY OR TEXT YOUR NAME & CURRENT PARK TO DIANNE 07904 892700 FOR A FREE CALL BACK

INGOLDMELLS

6 & 8 Berth Caravans Very Clean, Full Facilities Close to all amenities, shops and beach 3, 5, 7 Night Breaks Available

07875 729899

NOW TAKING BOOKINGS FOR SUMMER

SEASONAL £1265 Including Storage

The Old Mill Caravan Park, Newsham Hill Lane, Bempton, Near Bridlington, E. Yorks YO16 6XE

CALL 01262 673 565 WWW.OLDMILLCARAVANPARK.CO.UK

IN SCARBOROUGH

Smoking allowed in rooms

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

TOURERS £20 PER NIGHT Including Electric

THE RUSSELL

Excellent Home Cooked Food, Close to Beach/Spa, chair lift to both ﬂoors. Colour TVs and Tea/Coffee facilities in all rooms.

Scarborough

NO DOGS - ADULTS ONLY A-LEVEL IMMACULATE SMALL FAMILY RUN SITE SET IN RURAL EAST YORKSHIRE

TELEPHONE KEN ON 0114 233 9483

Sunny South Facing, Friendly, Comfortable and Quiet Hotel

The Ascot Guest House

THE OLD MILL CARAVAN PARK

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS STILL AVAILABLE Pets Welcome

MIRAMAR LICENSED HOTEL

Telephone: 01754 764120 Website: www.white-lodge.co.uk

01754 767711

Parklands Estate near Eastgate Market Two TVs, Free Gas Bottles

07815 675773

NOW TAKING BOOKINGS FOR CHRISTMAS

CALL NOW FOR DETAILS OR TO REQUEST A BROCHURE

SKEGNESS 8 Berth Caravan

READY TO LET FROM TODAY!

01262 677387

3 NIGHTS FROM £109pp

JACOBS MOUNT

Quiet family park, near Scarborough (2 miles), All hard standing pitches, fully equipped , Superb up-market site on the A170

BRIDLINGTON

ALL ROOMS EN-SUITE, WITH PARKING, BAR & FREE WIFI

SUMMER BREAKS

FROM £140 PER WEEK

PLEASE CALL/TEXT OR TEL: 07701 096015

TEL:07714 154450

Clean and tidy family environment near Fantasy Island, Beach, Pubs Clubs & Markets

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

including Full English Breakfast & Evening Meal

Tel: 01723 361 178

1,2 & 3 Bedroom Chalets

The Palm Court

South Parade, Skegness PE25 3HP

All Bedrooms En-Suite Competitive Rates

AT WITHERNSEA SANDS A Warm & Friendly Guest House

Georgian Town House

2015 Stairlift to First Floor

SUMMER OFFERS FROM £23PPPN

CONTRACTORS WELCOME £16 pppn (room only)

Guest Accommodation overlooking the Glen of Peasholm Park Minutes from the Seafront, Beach & North Bay Attractions

Tel: 01723 365453

www.russellhotel.net

Sycamore Farm Country Park

Caravans,Touring Caravans & Camping

NEW DEVELOPMENT FOR 2015

Two & Three Bedroom, Standard & Luxury Caravans to Rent on Small, Rural Fishing Lake Site. Tourers & Campers are Welcome.

LAKESIDE PITCHES AVAILABLE MANY NEW & USED CARAVANS FOR SALE Sycamore Farm Park, Chalk Lane, Burgh Le Marsh, Skegness PE24 5HN www.sycamorefarm.net | 01754 810833

SKEGNESS

Fully Equipped seafront holiday flat, sleeps 2-4, some with sea views, all flats with en-suite facilities, free off-road parking, LCD TV/DVD player, various dates available. Ground Floor Available, Well behaved pets allowed.

WEEKS FROM ONLY £250

TELEPHONE 01754 766609

BED & BREAKFAST FROM £20 PPPN WEEKLY SPECIALS FROM £140 PP SKEGNESS SEA FRONT

Sea View and Balcony Rooms available all fully en-suite. Large Family Rooms available. Licensed Bar & Guest Lounge Upgrades available to include Flowers, Chocolates, Wine or Champagne for your special occasion. Packed Lunches on request and The Laurels Tearooms

The Laurels Hotel Tel: 01754 612 387 07826 169 418 www.thelaurelshotel.co.uk em: enquiries@thelaurelshotel.co.uk

INGOLDMELLS 6 Berth 2 Bedroom Caravan Close to Fantasy Island, Arcades, Pubs & Beach

Families & Couples Only No Pets Allowed DATES FROM APRIL TO SEPTEMBER STILL AVAILABLE FROM £175 PER WEEK

TEL: 07719 600516

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BLACKPOOL

LAKE DISTRICT SUPERB COTTAGES TO LET ON WORKING SHEEP FARM

THE QUORN

KESWICK - OPEN ALL YEAR SLEEPS 2-4-6 PEOPLE

A Warm & Friendly Welcome

Ground Floor Accommodation Wheelchair Friendly No Stairs Wet Room Showers Ample Parking Short Breaks Available

TELEPHONE 01768 776380 WWW.IRTONHOUSEFARM.COM

NORFOLK

BLACKPOOL

B&B OR BB&EM ALL FOOD MADE FROM FRESH PRODUCE FULLY LICENSED 2 MINUTES FROM THE PROM WALKING DISTANCE TO ALL AMENITIES

PHONE DELORES 01253 342902 YORK

Supervalue Breaks available in August

BROOKLANDS NORTH SHORE

IF YOU DON’T LOOK 65, PROVE YOU’RE OVER 50! NOW TAKING BOOKINGS FOR ILLUMINATIONS + TINSEL & TURKEY

OVER-50’S ONLY 01253 351479

HOLMLEA

NORFOLK BROADS - THURNE

PLANTATION BUNGALOWS

HOTEL

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

1st Child 1/2 Price - 2nd Child FREE

CALL 01253 626422

www.hedrahouse.co.uk

www.holmleahotel.co.uk

BLACKPOOL CENTRAL

Clean, comfy brick built chalets, double glazed, close to beach and all amenities CALL FOR A FREE BROCHURE 8am - 8pm

CHAPEL ST LEONARDS HAPPY DAYS SITE

• Excellent 8 Berth 3 Bedroom Caravan

• August - September - November Availability • £250 per week • Modern Caravan - all mod cons • Flat Screen TVs • Deposit Secures

CALL 07830 401501

THE LEAWOOD HOTEL

FULLY LICENSED BAR • ALL ROOMS EN-SUITE

CENTRALLY LOCATED TWO MINUTES FROM SEAFRONT TEA/COFFEE & TV IN ALL ROOMS SUPERB HOME COOKING

ILLUMINATIONS SPECIAL OFFERS FOR MERCURY READERS CALL FOR DETAILS PLEASE CALL JO OR HENRY FOR DETAILS 01253 623386

BLACKPOOL

82 HORNBY ROAD • FY1 4QS

www.melrosehotelblackpool.co.uk

YORKSHIRE DALES

Meadow Holidays

Yorkshire Dales

Cottages/Apartments Weeks from £197 per couple Weekends from £93 per couple Breaks/Split Week Available Families Welcome

24 Hours 01969 663976 or Email rita@meadowholidays.com www.meadowholidays.com

HOLIDAY HOME

BED & BREAKFAST DEALS

ANY THREE DAYS - £70 ANY TWO DAYS - £50 MON - FRI - £80 • WEEKLY £140 FREE PARKING • CALL 01253 627327

SPECIAL OFFER MON-FRI - BBEM £100 WEEKENDS AVAILABLE

CALL 01253 620518 WWW.CAMELOTHOTEL.NET

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

Mon - Fri BB&EM £109 £60 per Child B&B from £22 NOW TAKING BOOKINGS SUMMER & ALL OF 2015

SMOKING/ NON SMOKING ROOMS AVAILABLE

ILLUMINATIONS SPECIALS FROM £25 PPPN

73 HORNBY ROAD • BLACKPOOL • FY1 4QJ

Maurice & Mary extend a warm welcome to our well established Guest House More Suitable for 40+ • Good Home Cooked Fresh Food Clean & Comfy • All En-Suite • TV, Tea/Coffee Facilities

CAMELOT CENTRAL HIGHLY RECOMMENDED • ALL EN-SUITE GUARANTEED FREE PARKING

2 NIGHTS £44PP B&B 3 NIGHTS £60PP B&B ALL ROOMS EN-SUITE

10 Bungalows ajacent river Thurne with outdoor heated pool ENJOY BOATING, FISHING, WALKING & SANDY BEACHES 10 MILES FROM GREAT YARMOUTH

From £140 per week, Pets Welcome

MELROSE HOTEL

Call Sharon:

01253 624116 www.appletonhouse.co.uk

LINCOLNSHIRE

Grange Farmhouse Hi gh Quality Holiday Cottages near the Sea and the Lincolnshire Wolds

5 minutes from Mablethorpe

The Manuela Rose 6-8 Hornby Road • Blackpool • FY1 4QG Opposite Coach Station

MON - FRI BBEM £92pp

Call 01253 625446 CORNWALL & DEVON

PORTHLEVEN CORNWALL

Fisherman’s Cottages LOG FIRES • PETS WELCOME Two minutes from beaches/coastal paths Within easy walking distance of some excellent eating places/pubs, including Rick Stein’s latest ﬁsh restaurant

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

Set in tucked away grounds offering a relaxing & peaceful haven. 2 ﬁshing lakes. Dogs Welcome. Various accommodation options • 4* Cottages • B&B • Static Caravans Grange Farm, Maltby-Le-Marsh Alford, Lincolnshire LN13 0JP

Tel: 01507 450267 BROCHURE anngraves@btconnect.com www.grange-farmhouse.co.uk

AVAILABLE

NEW TIMBER LODGE DEVELOPMENT NOW OPEN

TIMBER LODGES FOR SALE

VERY REASONABLE PRICES CHAPEL HILL MARINA • LINCOLNSHIRE 10 Miles up the River from Boston Excellent for Fishing

CALL ALAN ON 01526 342750 | 07885 957734 CARAVANS

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PRIVATE HIRE

RIVELIN TRAVEL

16 Seater Minibus with fitted seatbelts PSV Licence Holder • 100% Reliable

15-19-22-24-29 SEATER - MINI COACHES ALL LOCATIONS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Visit us at

• TRIPS TO ALL RACECOURSES • AIRPORTS • FISHING & GOLF TRIPS • PRIVATE PARTIES • DAY TRIPS • CLUB TRIPS

TEL: 233 1000

TEL: 0114 3484739 MOB: 07773 384542

www.rivelintravel.co.uk

Text: 07947 610 722

Email:babsrivelin@blueyonder.co.uk

LICENSED PRIVATE HIRE

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

07747 787551 (Anytime)

Trips to the East Coast

STEELES TRAVEL WWW.STEELESTRAVEL.NET

Beatson’s Travel 10 Seater Deluxe Mini Bus •Airports •Weddings •Coastal Trips •Baby Seats •Available 24hrs

(0114) 2653858

The Spirit of Lincolnshire Coaches

New Skegness Timetable Mondays : 30th March - 28th September Departs Meadowhall Coach Park 1pm Penny Black 1:20pm Fridays: 3rd April - 25th September Departs Meadowhall Coach Park 1pm Penny Black 1:20pm

16 SEATER MINIBUS AVAILABLE FOR...

•COASTAL•AIRPORT •GOLF TRIPS •PRIVATE PARTIES

TEL: 0114 264 4473 MOB: 07837 402109 AIRPORT PARKING

Saturdays: 14th March - 26th September Departs Meadowhall Coach Park 4pm Penny Black 4.20pm Plus selected Saturdays up to Christmas

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

HOLIDAY PARK 1 WEEK £32 2 WEEKS £55

COACH HOLIDAYS

Holiday Home Ownership in the Heart of Bridlington

FULLY SITED PRICES FROM

£19,995

INCREDIBLE LOW RATE FINANCE PACKAGES

FROM 2.99%

Only a stones throw from the North Promenade and within easy access of the town and harbour North Bay Leisure Park is the ideal place for you coastal retreat! Prices to suit all budgets

North Bay Leisure Park offers a FULL 12 MONTH HOLIDAY SEASON!

Visit us today at North Bay Leaisure Park, a Warm Welcome is Guaranteed!

Telephone today for a FREE info pack

01262 677318 / 673733

www.northbayleisurepark.com • Limekiln Lane, Bridlington, East Yorks YO 16 6TG

YOU CAN ALSO READ THE MERCURY ONLINE AT

WWW.MERCURYNEWSPAPER.CO.UK

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ENJOY A NEW LIFESTYLE ON THE EAST YORKSHIRE COAST

HOLIDAY HOMES FROM ONLY

£6,995

12 MONTH SEASON No Site Fees to pay until 2016! This quality coastal park has much to offer: • Superb Location • Sea Views • Entertainment • Fishing • Local Golf Course and much, much more!

Seaside Road, Aldbrough East Yorkshire HU11 4SA Email: sales@albroughleisurepark.co.uk www.aldbroughleisurepark.co.uk

FOR A FREE BROCHURE CALL

01964 529 292

FOREST TRAVEL

SUMMER & AUTUMN BREAKS 2015 SUN 30TH AUGUST - SAT 5TH SEPTEMBER

FALMOUTH - MEMBLY HALL HOTEL ...............................£349

MON 21ST SEPT - FRI 25TH SEPTEMBER

GREAT YARMOUTH - THE ROYAL HOTEL .........................£220

MON 5TH OCT - FRI 9TH OCTOBER

CUMBRIA - SHAP WELLS HOTEL ..................................£255

MON 19TH OCT - FRI 23RD OCTOBER

BOURNEMOUTH - SUNCLIFFE HOTEL.............................£220

MON 26TH OCT - FRIDAY 30TH OCTOBER

TURKEY & TINSEL - FALMOUTH - MEMBLY HALL HOTEL ....£220

NEW 2015 BROCHURE NOW AVAILABLE • CALL FOR YOUR COPY NOW! LOCAL PICK-UPS • OTHER TOURS AVAILABLE

TEL: 0115 926 3138 / 07814 768783 www.foresttravelholidays.co.uk

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Benidorm 8th Dec 2015 - 7 Nights - All Inclusive - Flamingo Oasis - East Midlands Airport .................................................... £295pp Christmas And New Year In Benidorm 19th Dec 2015 - 21 Nights - Full Board - Doncaster Airport Rio Park ................................................................ £899pp Riudor .................................................................. £899pp Ambassador Playa ................................................. £979pp New Year In Benidorm 29th Dec 2015 - Rio Park - 14 Nights - Full Board - East Midlands Airport .................................................... £449pp Benidorm 23rd Jan 2016 - 10 Nights - Full Board - Doncaster Airport Rio Park ............................................................£329.00pp Ambassador Playa ................................................. £359pp Benidorm 15th May 2016 - 10 Nights - Half Board - East Midlands Airport Rio Park ................................................................ £439pp Riudor .................................................................. £469pp Regente ................................................................ £479pp Pueblo.................................................................. £489pp Ambassador Playa ................................................. £539pp Calypso ................................................................ £559pp Nereo ................................................................... £559pp Venus .................................................................... £559pp Benidorm 13th June 2016 - 10 Nights - Half Board - East Midlands Airport Rosamar ............................................................... £539pp Helios ................................................................... £559pp Presidente ............................................................ £559pp Ambassador Playa ................................................. £559pp Pueblo .................................................................. £599pp Nereo ................................................................... £599pp Venus ................................................................... £599pp Orange .................................................................. £599pp

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MERCURYCLASSIFIEDS J & N CARPETS MERCURY CLASSIFIED SECTION

BEDS

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DC CARPETS

& Furniture Warehouse

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01484 540978

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TV AERIALS FROM

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Wordsworth Drive (Off Wordsworth Avenue) Shefﬁeld - S5 8NP

CALL US ON 0114 231 0441 www.facebook.com/TerrysBargainCentre LEGAL NOTICES GOODS VEHICLE OPERATOR’S LICENCE CUTTS BROTHERS ENGINEERING LTD of 61 CALVERT ROAD, SHEFFIELD, SOUTH YORKSHIRE S9 5EU is applying for a Licence to use 61 CALVERT ROAD, SHEFFIELD, SOUTH YORKSHIRE S9 5EU as an Operating Centre for 1 goods vehicle and 1 trailer.

use or enjoyment of that land would be affected,

For a free quote call

01302858959 or 07552313534

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/TerrysBargainCentre

should make written representations to the Trafﬁc

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Owners or Occupiers of land (including buildings)

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FREE ESTIMATES CALL 0114 358 9258 07889 023554

TOP PRICES PAID!!!

near the operating centre(s) who believe that their

Fencing | Paving | Roofing | Painting High Pressure Cleaning Qualified Tree Surgeon | Tarmacadam

BUILDING SERVICES

Commissioner at Hillcrest House, 386 Harehills Lane Leeds LS9 6NF, stating their reasons, within 21 Days of this Notice. Representors must at the same time send a copy of their representations to the applicant at the address given at the top of this notice. A Guide to making Representations is available from the Trafﬁc Commissioner’s Ofﬁce.

All plastering works undertaken no job too large or small including external rendering & screeding Family run business with friendly professional service

• Bathrooms • Plumbing & Electrical

No Job Too Large or Small Telephone: 07859 878384

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10 YEARS

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Owing to a delayed start on an original contract, we are ﬁnding it diﬃcult to keep our men & machinery in full time work in this area. Therefore we would be pleased to give, at a reduced rate, free estimates & advice on all forms of resurfacing & construction work including excavating, draining, kerbing, etc

VAN HIRE & SALES LTD

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OVER

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G.B. METALS

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RING ROG ON 07854 699959

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£35.00 + VAT PER SQUARE METRE

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SHED WORLD

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in, so I like to think I can read the water fairly well, and know where to put a float to tempt a bite; time to find out! I selected a reasonably light, yellow with Clint Walker tipped Dave Harrell stick float carrying 6x no.4 I love fishing on moving water, so a trip to which would allow me to vary the shotting patterns the gorgeous River Dove in Staffordshire was until I found one to suit, and looped a size 16 hook something to look forward to, despite blisteringly to my mainline. Stick floats are a fantastic way to hot weather and low water levels which were really search a swim until fish are found, and as I guaranteed to make things difficult! flicked a few white maggots along the inside line, it By the time I drove down the farm track to the seemed the obvious place to start… river, there were already cars tucked away owned I could see fish rising and darting about in search by anglers who had beaten me to it, so I parked up of the flicked maggots, so I set the float to around and unloaded my kit before wandering towards the half depth, strung the shot out to allow the double banks. I espied a couple of gentlemen setting up in maggot bait to fall naturally through the water, the very closest swims, and stopped to share a few words before deciding where to fish. John told me and swung it out into the flow. As it twirled away, that both he and Dave had also just arrived, and a few more maggots were fired in and I stood to were content to enjoy the sunshine in the company watch the float as it travelled downstream towards of their wives, both firmly ensconced on deckchairs the waiting fish. Passing through the dimples made in the shade and deep in conversation, whilst they by fly seeking fish, the float remained unmoved, spent a few hours in search of some of the huge refusing to dip below the surface to indicate a bite. chub and barbel known to frequent this particular At the end of each trot through, I like to stop the stretch. As I watched, I noted small fish rising to float so that the bait rises in the water enticingly, take flies, but saw no signs of anything bigger. A then let it go a few feet further to see what happens. wander into the adjacent meadow saw me sharing As intended, the float sailed away, and a small the space with hundreds of beautiful butterflies chublet quickly came to hand; the leger however, which flitted through the thistle and bramble, but remained unmoved. A second trot bought a palm again, not many signs of fish in the river. With that sized dace, a third, another chub, and so it continued in mind, I set off downstream for a swim known as with a bite or a fish on each run through. I caught ‘The Deeps’ to try my luck. nothing of any size, but in glorious sunshine, and As usual, a two rod approach gave me plenty of with butterflies and bees in plentiful company, options, and I really fancied trotting a stick float it was a very pleasant way to spend some time along the nearside edge whilst leaving a legered fishing. Inquisitive cows also came to investigate bait in midstream to see if anything big turned up. my presence and were unmoved as they chewed I grew up trotting bright red perch bobbers down the grass around me; I don’t mind their company, the local river as a kid, sending fat lobworms to although I know anglers who fear them! their doom as hungry trout hungrily slurped them Meanwhile, the tiddlers kept coming, and after two pints of maggots, I’d finished with a respectable total, however the bigger, static baits had remained untouched which was the only disappointment in an otherwise enjoyable day. I packed up and wandered back upstream to see how John and Dave had fared, only to be told that between them, they had managed a single grayling! Both had been content to enjoy good company and sunshine, watch the local water voles cavort, and were not too bothered • Bed and Breakfast • Flasks Filled for Free • Home Cooked Evening Meal • Near Many Drains & Carp Lakes about the fish… after a day on the beautiful Dove, • Tackle Shop Nearby I can’t say I blame them!

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which saw Halford rise highest but his header narrowly cleared the home crossbar. With the game in the balance, Burke ﬁred a skimming drive which had Roos at full stretch as he smothered the ball at his near post before the Dutch ‘keeper was called into action moments later when Michael Mancienne’s measured drive was arrowing towards goal before his superb late intervention kept the ball out. David Vaughan became the ﬁrst home player to see yellow for a trip on sub White before skipper Halford was thrown

upfront as the Millers looked to salvage a share of the spoils. The home side almost sealed the deal when Walker got to the byline to fire a cross which saw Roos punch into the path of Burke, who almost bundled the ball home but it whistled past the post. With the game entering the final minutes, the Millers almost got back on level terms when Halford’s superb cross narrowly evaded Derbyshire and Danny Ward before fizzing past an unmarked Buxton at the far post as the Millers were denied their first points of the season.

EVANS ENCOURAGED DESPITE LOSS Rotherham United boss Steve Evans believes his team will be competitive in the second tier this season if they turn in performances like the one they produced in the 2-1 defeat to Nottingham Forest at the City Ground. The Millers started brightly and took the lead in Nottinghamshire through former Forest defender Danny Collins before they were dealt a blow as Matt Mills equalised on the stroke of half time. Michail Antonio’s strike after the restart ensured Dougie Freedman’s men edged their way to victory but Evans was delighted with his team’s showing on Saturday afternoon. “It’s disappointing to lose when you put so much into an afternoon. Last week we were really down but if we play like we have today most weeks we’ll win a lot of points in the Championship for sure,” he explained. “We’ve come to a fantastic football club

here at Nottingham Forest who have very good players and I’m really pleased with my players’ performances.” Joe Mattock returned from injury to make his Rotherham United debut, with Lewis Buxton completing his second competitive game in a red and white shirt. The Millers boss was pleased with what he had seen from his players and insists they will improve as the matches pass by. “We’ll get better, some of the boys will come away a little bit ﬁtter and I’m really encouraged by what I’ve seen here today. We need to add to that and build on it but if we play like that then we’ll get a lot more points than we got last year.” With Mattock occupying the left back berth, new recruit Joe Newell was given licence to operate further forward which allowed him to turn in a performance of the highest calibre according to boss Evans. “Newell was the best player on the park. He’s got wonderful vision and his passing is outstanding,” he enthused. “We’ll try and ﬁnd two or three more like that because if we do we’re signing good players. I’m looking at Lansbury who is a wonderful talent and I think if you come as a neutral today you go away with Newell’s name on your notepad."

ROVERS ALL SQUARE AT THE DW It was a quick turnaround for Paul Dickov’s side following the midweek penalty shoot out victory over Leeds United in the Capital One Cup, however fatigue didn’t seem to be a problem as they started the game strongly. The away side almost went ahead minutes into the game as Cedric Evina played an optimistic ball forward for Andy Williams. Using his pace brilliantly to beat the defender, he laid the ball back for Harry Forrester who was waiting on the edge of the area. Having to get his shot away quickly, Forrester ﬁred low towards

goal missing the post by an inch. Wigan’s ﬁrst chance of the game came through a Michael Jacobs free kick 25 yards out. After Chris McCann was brought down by Gary MacKenzie Jacobs stepped up and ﬁred towards goal but his effort clipped the top of the crossbar. Rovers gained control of the game again and came close to breaking the deadlock when Williams forced Richard O’Donnell into a great save one on one. Captain James Coppinger played a lovely ball through for Williams, one on one with O’Donnell he tried to lift the ball over the

Wigan goalkeeper but a great save denied him his second goal in as many games. O’Donnell was tested again, this time MacKenzie set Forrester up on the edge of the area from a corner. Hitting it on the volley Forrester thought he’d scored but for a great reﬂex save. Just before half time the away side had a penalty appeal turned down as Coppinger picked the ball up on the right hand side. Cutting inside he looked to have been deliberately blocked on his way through but nothing was given by the referee. Just minutes later Rovers should have

had another penalty. This time Forrester played a perfect ball in to the back post for Williams who looked certain to score before being pushed to the ground. Again though, the referee gave nothing. Doncaster Rovers started the second half as they ﬁnished the ﬁrst and came out energised, within minutes there were appeals for another penalty. Williams and Coppinger linked up well causing problems again. Coppinger looked to be taken down for the second time but again nothing was given. Shortly after Rovers threatened again. This time from a Taylor-Sinclair corner which found MacKenzie at the back post. With O’Donnell beaten MacKenzie could only watch as his looping header came

off the under side of the cross bar. In a game that was all Rovers, the home side had a penalty appeal of their own turned down as Max Power picked up the ball in midﬁeld before driving into the box. Going down under the challenge of Andy Butler play went on and the score remained 0-0. Rovers tried and tried to ﬁnd a winner and the late stages of the game were played solely in the Wigan half. Cedric Evina was inches away from connecting with a Forrester cross that would have been a certain goal but it wasn’t to be for the South Yorkshire men and the game ended a draw with the sides sharing the spoils.

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well earned point in a 0-0 draw with the Latics. “The players and fans were fantastic against Wigan; it’s all about building on that now,” Dickov said as Doncaster’s unbeaten run continued. “It was amazing, their support was incredible,” said Baldwin. “The atmosphere they generated spurred the players on no end and we look forward to more of the same at Wednesday’s game against Southend.” Gavin and Paul will be joined at the top table by David Blunt at the Meet The Owners event on September 3rd where fans are encouraged to ask their questions to the panel.

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off the line and on another day we win it comfortably, but considering we only made one change (from the Leeds game) and put in that performance, it was outstanding, the ﬁtness and energy levels particularly. “We passed and probed and defended brilliantly but performance wise I’m looking forward to the rest of the season and I’m quietly conﬁdent.” Dickov’s side is currently unbeaten and will look to extend that run when Rovers welcome newly promoted Southend United to Keepmoat Stadium on Wednesday evening. They will have to do so without striker Nathan Tyson, however. “He’s going to be out for six weeks, he did his hamstring towards the end of the

Leeds game. I’ve got to give him credit because he stayed on and took his penalty,” Dickov said of the veteran forward. “He was looking really sharp and he was on the bench the other night with a view to starting him because we knew there’d be space in behind but it now gives someone a chance. “Richard Chaplow will train on Monday and be available for the game on Wednesday night. It will be difﬁcult to dislodge some of the boys though because they were brilliant to a man. “They (Wigan) had 48 hours more rest than us and we were still at it towards the end. We’ve worked for quick turnarounds but the ﬁtness is up there with the best I’ve seen.”

DANNY Collins’ first goal for the club proved in vain as Nottingham Forest fought back with goals either side of the interval to leave the Millers emptyhanded. The visitors stunned the home faithful when Collins rose highest to put his side ahead but Matt Mills equalised in first half stoppage time before Michail Antonio scored the decisive winner midway through the second half. Following their narrow cup victory over Cambridge in midweek, the Millers made two changes to their starting line up with left-back Joe Mattock making his competitive debut after shrugging off an ankle knock sustained during the preseason tour of Scotland with Joe Newell entrusted with a role further forward on the left hand side of midfield. Scottish international Chris Maguire also returned to the starting line-up after being rested in midweek as Aidy White had to settle for a substitutes berth while Jordan Bowery was rewarded for his winning goal against the U’s as he partnered exForest striker Matt Derbyshire upfront. The home side were quick out of the blocks and Bowery’s errant pass saw Jamie Ward advance with menace before drilling a low effort from outside the box which had Kelle Roos at full stretch to keep the ball out. The Millers had the first sight of the home goal when Maguire was flattened as he looked to launch a quick counter and the ex-Owl almost made them pay from the resultant free kick when he dusted himself down to curl a delightful effort which sailed over the home wall and with Dorus De Vries a bystander, the ball fizzed past the home upright. The home side had the Dutch ‘keeper to thank for keeping the scores level in the Millers’ next attack as Lewis Buxton

Doncaster Rovers – in particular CEO Gavin Baldwin, Manager Paul Dickov and Chairman David Blunt – would like to thank the 924 supporters who made the trip to Wigan Athletic on Sunday afternoon. The fans were vocal throughout the afternoon as Dickov’s men gained a

floated an inviting centre which was inchperfect for the run of Derbyshire, whose bullet header forced a superb reflex save from the home ‘keeper. However the Millers did not have to wait long for the opener as they broke the deadlock from the resultant corner. Newell floated a superb centre into the danger area and Collins ghosted in unnoticed through the ruck of bodies to loop a header into the roof of the home goal. Minutes later, Richie Smallwood became the first to see yellow following a late tackle on Jamie Ward before Greg Halford’s bullet throw was only half-cleared by the home rearguard into the path of Newell, who screwed his half-volley harmlessly wide of the target. The visitors had their hearts in their mouths when Antonio got the better of Buxton to fire a cross in the corridor of uncertainty and the ball fell invitingly for Chris Burke, who nodded the ball past the dive of Roos as it nestled in the bottom corner of the net but with Tyler Walker claiming a final touch en-route to goal, any home joy was curtailed as the assistant referee had flagged for offside. Minutes later, Derbyshire became the latest to incur the wrath of the referee as he was cautioned for kicking the ball away before Bowery’s stinging half volley from distance stung the palms of De Vries. Just past the half hour mark, Mattock produced a superb last-ditch tackle to bring Jamie Ward’s mazy run to an end before Halford was well-stationed to head clear Henri Lansbury’s tantalising free-kick in the home side’s next attack. Minutes later, Antonio fired a swerving effort which seemed to deceive Roos in the air as he punched the ball clear before Derbyshire and Bowery led a visitors cavalry charge paving the way for Lee Frecklington to fire a daisycutter which

was smothered by De Vries at the other end. With half-time approaching, Maguire became the third Miller cautioned for a late tackle of Jamie Ward before the home side levelled matters on the stroke of half time. There looked little danger until Jamie Ward foraged his way past a number of tacklers to deliver a centre which saw Mills tower above Collins to power a far post header which gave Roos no chance as it nestled in the Millers’ net. Following the interval, the Millers came within a whisker of regaining the lead when Maguire’s slide-rule ball saw Buxton float a centre which De Vries failed to deal with decisively and Bowery pounced on the loose ball to fire a goalbound effort which was blocked by a retreating defender near the line, with the visiting faithful shouting vainly for handball. At the other end, Jamie Ward’s tenacity gave Walker a glimpse of goal and his snap shot smashed into the side netting before good work from Frecklington saw Derbyshire cut inside to fire a dipping effort which was deflected narrowly over the home bar. Just before the hour mark, a Rotherham attack broke down and Lansbury’s sweeping ball put Burke in the clear, who bared down on Roos but the Derby loanee stood up tall to block his effort. However, Forest took a firm grip on the game when Burke worked a crossing position to deliver a centre near the byline which caught Roos out as he looked to collect near his own crossbar and the ball bounced invitingly for Antonio, who kept his nerve to fire the ball into the unguarded net from point blank range. The Millers responded positively to the setback and after Maguire was fouled, Newell swung a delightful free kick

Paul Dickov said that he was “quietly conﬁdent” following an encouraging draw at Wigan Athletic. The visitors dominated against one of the bookies favourites for promotion but were denied countless times by opposition goalkeeper Richard O’Donnell and the woodwork. “I was delighted with the performance; I thought the boys were outstanding. We’ve come here, which will be a difﬁcult place for everyone as they’re favourites and were outstanding but we should have won the game,” said Dickov. “We’ve hit the bar and had three cleared

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BLADES NEWS2015/16 ADAMS BRACE SINKS SPIREITES Che Adams scored early in both halves as the Blades got off the mark in Sky Bet League One, defeating local rivals Chesterfield In the first competitive home game for the new Desso pitch and Nigel Adkins, teenager Adams stole the show, twice benefitting from assists from Connor Sammon. Howard was given the nod between the posts, whilst home debutant Edgar, Collins and McEveley all started, the latter at left-back. There were a total of four changes from the midweek win at Morecambe. Before kick-off there was a moving tribute to former Blade Alan Woodward, who we lost during the summer months, and then a stirring rendition of the Greasy Chip Butty anthem, and it did the trick... United took less three minutes to open the scoring with the first meaningful attack. Sammon’s shot was saved by Lee but the ball dropped invitingly for ADAMS, who started the move, to hammer home in front of the travelling fans. On the break, Sharp had a chance to double the lead but he fired

wide from the edge of the box as the home defence backed off, whilst Chesterfield won a number of corners in the opening 15 minutes. From the second phase of one of the set-pieces, Edgar had to clear in front of Novak after Evatt had sneaked around the back of McEveley. The opening 20 minutes were frantic and Chesterfield had other opportunities to level but Freeman deflected away Gardner’s shot and McEveley blocked from O’Shea. A Morsy effort was also straight at Howard around the halfhour mark. As half-time approached, Novak was allowed to run but Howard saved at his near post and Sharp and Adams, both major threats to the Spireites in the first half, remained prominent with Hird picking up a booking as he crudely stopped the goalscorer. He took less than three minutes in the first half but just 60 seconds after the break as the lead was doubled before Chesterfield could regain their composure. It was the same duo who linked up as ADAMS played a one-two with Sammon before sliding the ball under Lee in front of the Kop. Twice, in the space of

minutes, Edgar prevented Novak from getting clean shots away in good positions, whilst the pairing of Sammon and Adams linked up again on 57 minutes but Lee prevented a hat-trick with a save with his legs. Sammon created another chance soon after, grafting to keep Howard’s long kick alive before laying off to Scougall, whose shot was saved by Lee, whilst in the space of just over ten minutes, Adkins introduced three sets of fresh legs. Chesterfield’s best chance of the second half saw Novak’s freekick bounce and then hit the crossbar before United scrambled clear but Lee was the busier of the two goalkeepers. Chesterfield’s number one pushed Sharp’s effort around a post and then was fouled by Collins as Sammon rifled home a loose ball after Basham’s header was cleared off the line. The visitors introduced substitutes as they looked for a way back into the game and Howard was forced to push away a dangerous Jones freekick. They lumped a number of balls into the box but United defended resolutely. Five minutes of added time annoyed Blades fans but there was little to worry about it as United comfortably held out for a deserved success.

ADKINS DELIGHTED Speaking after Saturday’s 2-0 victory over Chesterfield at Bramall Lane Nigel Adkins was understandably delighted to win his first competitive home fixture as United manager and heaped praise on two-goal hero Che Adams. Adams scored in the early exchanges of both halves to pave the way for all three points against Dean Saunders Spireites, who battled gamely in defeat according to the Gaffer. He remarked: “We have kept another clean sheet, scored two really good goals and our fast start at the beginning of both halves was pleasing. “But credit Chesterfield, they are a good side, they had a lot of the ball and numerous set pieces so it was important we stood strong and we were a bigger side on the day to combat their threats. “It is still early days in our tenure though and we are still very much a work in progress.” Of Adams, singed from Ilkeston last November

and his defence, Adkins, who went on to dedicate the victory to Club Photographer Martyn Harrison, added: “Che is a raw talent and people get excited watching him play because he makes things happen, but as a team we did the basics well and that’s just as important. “We have to make Che even better now, we have to make him understand the game more and that will come through us nurturing his talent carefully. “The back four did very well to repel everything that was thrown at them, but we made sure we were equipped to deal

with the set plays in particular and Mark Howard came and took the pressure off on a number of occasions. “It was a bit open at times, but saying that we could have scored a few more goals, Conor (Sammon) has what appeared to be a good goal disallowed and their goalkeeper makes a fantastic save to dent Billy (Sharp). “We are united together and that win was for Baldy, who is sadly in hospital, it’s a shame he isn’t with us at the moment, but hopefully that result will pick him up a bit.”

LAST GASP DEFEAT FOR U21s United’s U21s slipped to a last-gasp defeat against Bristol City in the Professional Development League on Monday afternoon. It was cruel on the Blades who looked to be bringing home a point, after Ben Whiteman scored on the rebound from Diego De Girolamo’s penalty after Kieron Agard had opened the scoring at the beginning of the second-half. Against a Robins side that included ﬁrst-teamers Agard and Mark Little, both of whom were instrumental in helping

City win promotion to the Championship last season, the Blades held their own in the opening 45 minutes to go into the interval goalless. But in the 50th minute, AGARD applied the ﬁnish to put City in front after excellent work down the left from Wes Burns. United responded well though and equalised 17 minutes later. WHITEMAN reacting quickest to score on the rebound after Woolacott had saved De Girolamo’s spot-kick, following a foul on the striker in the box.

With time running out and the game appearing to be heading towards a stalemate, City struck through substitute BISHOP, who headed in the ﬁnal moments from Ives’s cross to snatch all three points for the hosts which was unjust on Chris Morgan’s youngsters. Blades: Willis, Phillips (Cockerline 90), Kelly, Whiteman, Banton, Evans, McDonagh, Dimaio, De Girolamo, Wright, Hamilton. Unused: Eastwood, Brooks, Heh.

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OWLS NEWS2014/15 OWLS FIRST AWAY TRIP UPBEAT DESPITE DEFEAT ENDS IN DEFEAT The Owls kicked off their 2015/16 away days with a trip to Ipswich on Saturday but returned with nothing to show for their toils. After home wins over Bristol City and Mansfield, Carlos Carvalhal’s side were out to take that impressive pedigree on the road and got off to the ideal start with Ross Wallace firing the visitors in front. But the Tractor Boys hit back in an instant through Freddie Sears and Tommy Smith’s second half header proved decisive. Right at the start of the game, things looked rosy for Wednesday as they almost scored from their first attack when Marco Matias cut across the edge of the box and delivered a low shot that came back into play off the post. Ipswich responded with last season’s top scorer Darryl Murphy spinning to shoot on the turn but Keiren Westwood, who later left the field carrying an injury, was alert to deal with the danger. The Owls’ keeper then dived to keep out a Murphy curler before a last-ditch challenge by Jack Hunt denied Ryan

Fraser. But against the run of play, Wednesday opened the scoring on 19 minutes. Matias broke down the left and pulled back for Wallace to drill home from eight yards. The lead lasted less than two minutes, though. The home side ventured straight upfield, the ball fell kindly for Sears on the angle and the former West Ham striker smashed into the far corner. Following that flurry of action, the contest entered into a lull that ran for the remainder of the first half that, all things considered, was a relatively even affair. Ipswich showed their intent immediately after the resumption when Christophe Berra had a diving header hooked off the line by Lewis McGugan.

And on 52 minutes, they hit the front for the ﬁrst time. Fraser jinked his way into the area down the left side and his driven cross was deﬂected by Westwood onto the head of Smith, who nodded home from close range. The Owls were dealt another blow moments later when Westwood was withdrawn and his replacement Joe Wildsmith was called into immediate action, saving smartly from Sears. At the other end, Balkowski saved from Wallace as Wednesday chased an equaliser Balkowski then saved at the last from Lucas Joao - and Ipswich did enough to hold on in the closing stages and register their maiden league win of the new campaign.

Wednesday were edged out of the Championship clash against Ipswich at Portman Road but despite defeat, head coach Carlos Carvalhal is proud of his players. The Owls pushed Ipswich all the way but could not find a late leveller after goals from Freddie Sears and Tommy Smith cancelled out Ross Wallace’s first goal for the club. Carvalhal says his players remain upbeat after an encouraging performance against last season’s play-off semi finalists and insists his side will respond on Wednesday at home to Reading: “I’m unhappy with the score but I’m proud of what the players did out

there today. “I was also proud of our fans who came here with a lot of enthusiasm and helped the team to press for the last ten minutes very hard. “The most important thing is that our players are not in the dressing room with their faces down, they have their heads up and they will react very quickly to give a good answer on Wednesday. “We are back at Hillsborough on Wednesday and we are very happy about that.” Wednesday suffered with injuries in Suffolk as Keiren Westwood was withdrawn in the second half, while Glenn Loovens and Sam Hutchinson were both below par on the ﬁtness

front. Carvalhal added: “We had three players with injury problems with Westwood, Hutchinson and Loovens so it was very hard to change things because within moments we had to substitute Westwood and Sam. “So it was difﬁcult to try and do something different to the opponent but we had two strikers and put on Kieran Lee to add energy to the midﬁeld to press and put Ipswich under pressure. “We created chances from crosses and one from Lucas Joao outside the area but we are not down and the way our fans applauded the players at the end, we are ready to give a good answer on Wednesday.”

UNDER 21s DOWNED BY CARDIFF

The Owls Under-21s suffered their ﬁrst defeat of the campaign on Monday evening at the Cardiff City Stadium. The Bluebirds were 3-0 winners on the night with goals from Theo Wharton (2) and Rhys Healey all coming in eight second half minutes. Wednesday started brightly as Matt Penney tested Luke O’Reilly in the Cardiff goal, who held on to the strike. But the hosts came back with Kadeem Harris, whose powerful shot was superbly blocked by Will De Havilland and Matt Kennedy, who brought a ﬁne save from Brad McDonagh.

Cardiff finished the half with a flourish with Jamie Veale hitting over from outside the area before Harris fired wide on the stroke of half time. Wednesday made a positive start after the break and Warren Clarke went close with a half volley but the hosts ran away with the game inside eight second half minutes. First Wharton headed past McDonagh from a flag kick on 68 minutes and scored a second moments later, burying low into the bottom corner from a give and go with Tommy O’Sullivan. Healey then scored on the rebound after

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McDonagh had saved from O’Sullivan to seal the win and ensure no way back for Wednesday.

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