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SHEFFIELD CHOSEN TO LEAD THE WAY IN NATIONAL FLOOD RESILIENCE REVIEW In a report, released last week by the Government, into national flood resilience, Sheffield has been selected as the first core city in England to be protected from flooding to the same standard as London by 2021. The report highlights that Sheffield offers great potential for improving flood protection from its many rivers whilst enabling regeneration of the urban environment. This work is seen as vital in unlocking the economic, aesthetic and

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ecological value of the city’s waterways and making Sheffield a more beautiful and better place to live. Councillor Bryan Lodge, Cabinet Member for Environment at Sheffield City Council said: “We’re pleased that Sheffield has been selected as a pilot city for the biggest investment in flood defences outside of London. We will lead the way with other core cities following from our example. This report confirms Government’s recognition of the

excellent progress that we (the Council) and the Environment Agency have made with our innovative ﬂood protection and urban regeneration plans. “As a part of the deal we will form a partnership providing us with access to senior business leaders and industry experts which presents a once in a life time opportunity to protect Shefﬁeld for at least the next century. We look forward to working with Government in developing our plans over the coming months.

“Ultimately this is about protecting our communities and businesses. If we simply do nothing we leave the city vulnerable to the devastating effects of flooding, like we saw in 2007. We are currently consulting on potential options and ideas to protect Sheffield from flooding. This is a great challenge for the city and does include some sensitive options around the temporary use of parks and woodland locations. However these are options, that’s why

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One of the world’s great voices, Andrea Bocelli returns to the UK & Ireland celebrating the greatest movie songs of all time, stopping off at Sheffield Arena on Friday 23rd September 2016. Tickets are on general sale, available in person at the Arena Box Office, by phone on 0114 256 5656 or online at www.sheffieldarena.co.uk. Tickets purchased online or by phone are priced £49.50 - £132 including booking fee. Tickets purchased in person at the Arena box office are priced £47.25 - £126 including booking fee. Showcasing his latest, epic album ‘Cinema,’ the tour will feature stunning pieces from the classic cinema soundtracks along with arias and duets from the most legendary operas and other classic pieces from the artist’s repertoire. ‘Cinema’ made history in the UK by reaching Number 3 in the Official Charts, crowning Bocelli as the only classical artist to achieve ten Top 10 albums. Bocelli reunited with his musical dream team for

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MADINA MASJID MOSQUE OPEN DAY YEAR OF MAKING WALKS 2016 Saturday 1st October Madina Masjid is holding a Mosque Open day on Sunday 18th September between 11am and 3pm. This is a great opportunity to explore the architecture, help bring communities together and learn about each other. The day will include a guided tour of the mosque, information stalls and exhibitions, and an opportunity to talk to local Muslim men and women,as well as the chance to meet your local MP Paul Blomﬁeld. This is your chance to ask any questions

and understand other cultures. Everyone is welcome - members of all faiths as well as those with no faith afﬁliation are welcome to attend. There are no age restrictions. Families are welcome to attend. Refreshments will be provided. No need to book – just turn up and enjoy Madina Masjid, which can be found at 24 Wolseley Road Shefﬁeld S8 0ZU For any enquiries please contact: Waheed Akhtar Committee secretary 07886 388595

NETHER EDGE FESTIVAL INFORMATION EVENT Home Instead Senior Care have A family friendly festival with events ranging from ceilidhs to cricket matches, talks about wildlife to musical events and much more.To ﬁnd out more go to www.netheredgefestival .co.uk. Farmers market Sunday 18th Community and Craft Fair Saturday 24th at St Andrews and Psalter Lane Open day at St Oswalds chuch Sat 24th

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DAVIS CUP TROPHY COMES TO GRAVES HEALTH AND SPORTS CENTRE The newly developed Graves Health and Sports Centre treated Sheffield families to a fun filled day of free tennis and the opportunity to see and have a photo with the famous Davis Cup Trophy. Activities involved a morning and afternoon session of Mini and Junior tennis for 4 – 16 year olds and Cardio Tennis for the adults. Attendees were also treated to a doubles exhibition match played by the centres very own coaches Sam Salt and David Sherwood, paired with Junior player Joseph Newman-Billington ranking top 10 in the country and Sheffield and District Champion 2016 Josh Gledden. The event was attended by

over 35 families many of which enjoyed tennis for the ﬁrst time. Lord Mayor Denise Fox also made an appearance to visit the centre which opened its doors on 1st September to meet some of the families who came down to play tennis and see the Davis Cup Trophy during it’s tour of the UK. Alex Graves, General Manager at Graves Health and Tennis Centre said; “We are thrilled to have been chosen to be part of this very special Davis Cup Tour, and we hope that by enabling the local community to shore the successes of the GB team we can drive participation and encourage more passion and enthusiasm

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Sheffield life coach cycles coast to coast across Ireland in memory of friend A Sheffield life coach is planning to cycle 270 miles in 3 days across Ireland to support her local cancer hospital after losing a close friend to cancer. Debbie Cundy, from Oughtibridge will be getting back on her bike on September 22nd 2016 to raise funds for Weston Park Cancer Charity by undertaking a courageous coast to coast challenge in memory of her friend, Jane. After supporting Weston Park Cancer Charity for many years and raising thousands of pounds through various fundraising events, Debbie hopes to raise further funds this September to support cancer patients across the region. Weston Park Hospital is one of only a handful of specialist cancer hospitals in England and treats patients from all over South Yorkshire, North Nottinghamshire and North Derbyshire – a population of almost 1.8million people. Weston Park Cancer Charity is the only dedicated charity for the hospital and exists to support the world-class cancer research and to improve the treatment and care for people living with cancer. Debbie's lifelong friend, Jane Cooper from Shafton, Barnsley was diagnosed with small cell lung cancer in August 2015. Mum of 2, Jane, who led a fit and healthy lifestyle, visited her doctors with a cough before being referred for an x-ray which confirmed the

devastating news that she in fact had terminal lung cancer. After coming to terms with her diagnosis with partner, Jason and daughters Amelia (10) and Romany (8) Jane embarked on a number of chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatments at Weston Park Hospital. “She was a real fighter,” said Debbie. “From the moment Jane was diagnosed, she and Jason wanted the girls to have an understanding of what was happening to prepare them for the time when Jane would no longer be with them.” “She never lost hope and her amazing strength and resilience was truly inspirational. The cancer was so aggressive and in a short space of time it had spread to her liver and bones, before she sadly passed away in July at the age of 47.” Jason, Amelia and Romany will be supporting Debbie via JustGiving and following her cycling challenge on Facebook throughout September. Debbie continued, “More than anything, Jason, the kids and I want to do everything we can to keep Jane’s memory alive and help raise funds for Weston Park Cancer Charity.” “We are ever so lucky to have this incredible specialised cancer hospital on our doorstep in Sheffield and it’s so important that the charity can continue supporting pioneering projects which will ultimately give patients a greater chance of survival now and in the future.”

Cancer currently affects 1 in every 3 people in the UK and by 2020 it is expected to affect 1 in every 2 of us. Throughout 2016, Weston Park Cancer Charity will fund various projects to enable the continued improvement of Weston Park Hospital; including the expansion of research studies, improving the way cancer treatments are delivered and supporting the ongoing care provisions of patients and their families affected by cancer. Charity Fundraising Manager, Sarah Cross said, “We are very grateful to Debbie for undertaking another fantastic fundraising challenge for the cancer charity in memory of her late friend, Jane.” “From cycling to running, we’re encouraging more people to jump on their bikes or pull on their trainers this year and complete active challenges whilst raising vital funds.” Jane’s family will be joining Weston Park Cancer Charity’s Light the Night event this October in memory of Jane.

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talents of a star studded cast including Mari Wilson, Glen Matlock (Sex Pistols), Peter Hooton (The Farm), and of course Glenn Gregory (Heaven 17). The show will see B.E.F. perform a special set featuring brand new arrangements of songs familiar and unexpected from the back catalogue, plus a few surprises to be exclusively unveiled at the shows. And before B.E.F. take to the stage, the evening will be kicked-off in style with a set from synth-pop legends HEAVEN 17. The band who are celebrating their recent crowning as Sheffield's Greatest Band of All Time will be out to provide a just reminder of their glittering achievements as they revisit their magnum opus: ‘Penthouse & Pavement’ at the shows. Thirty-five years since the release of their landmark debut album, Messrs GlennGregory and Martyn Ware will be commemorating the record that launched their sensational career by performing a brand new electronic version of ‘Penthouse And Pavement’ live and in full. Taking place throughout October, the tour will Taking their sound out of the studio and on see Heaven 17 and B.E.F. take to the stage to deliver consecutive sets at a run of dates that the road for the very first time, the British begin at Liverpool’s O2 Academy (20th) and Electric Foundation (B.E.F.) will join 80s conclude up at London’s Shepherd’s Bush Emnew wave icons Heaven 17 for a series of pire (30th). (See full dates below for details.) double-header shows this Autumn, calling Expressing his delight at being a part of the of at Sheffield City Hall on Tuesday 25th B.E.F. shows for the first time, Heaven 17’s October. Glenn Gregory said: A production company founded in 1980 “Having worked with Martyn for so many and masterminded by Martyn Ware (foundwonderful years as Heaven 17, performing with ing member of both The Human League and BEF is like finally getting the golden key to the Heaven 17), over the last four decades B.E.F. executive toilet.” have gained a reputation for their innovative studio collaborations with some of pop music’s Outlining his expectations and anticipations of the forthcoming tour, B.E.F founder Martyn brightest stars. Ware said: And now, in what will be their first ever UK “What an honour it is to have such talented tour - in 2016, B.E.F. will be enlisting the

VOTE FOR SHEFFIELD THEATRES AS THE UK’S MOST WELCOMING THEATRE Voting is now open for this year’s prestigious UK Theatre Awards. Honoured with the regional title of Most Welcoming Theatre in Yorkshire and the Humber at last year’s awards, Sheffield Theatres hopes this time to secure the prestigious title of the UK’s Most Welcoming Theatre 2016. Decided by public vote, the UK Theatre Awards give people the opportunity to share why they love their theatre and the impact it has had on the community. With a host of exciting productions and events in

the last year, Sheffield Theatres has welcomed over 400,000 people through its doors to see shows, eat in the café, sing, dance, and create at workshops or simply to take a look around the buildings. Working with local communities, it is a driving force in improving equality and positive change both on and off its stages and engages a wide range of people of all ages across the city, particularly with its community theatre company Sheffield People’s Theatre. The overall winner of the My Theatre Matters! UK’s Most Welcoming Theatre Award in association with Smooth Radio will be announced at a ceremony at London’s historic Guildhall on Sunday 9 October.

and iconic artists performing on our first-ever live BEF tour. Over the last 35 years, BEF has worked with some of the most famous singers on earth, and for our fantastic shows this October, Glen Matlock, Peter Hooton and Mari Wilson will each be performing one of their most famous songs, together with surprising cover versions done in the unique BEF electronic style. Add to that the inimitable Glenn Gregory (I’m sure I’ve heard that name somewhere), and the 35th anniversary performance of new electronic arrangements of ‘Penthouse And Pavement’ and you have our greatest live show ever’”. Formed in 1980 as Martyn Ware departed Sheffield synth icons The Human League only to find a kindred musical mind in Glenn Gregory, together as Heaven 17 the pair set about writing and recording the songs that would become their debut album ‘Penthouse and Pavement’ released only a year later. In letting the BBC-banned debut single “(We Don’t Need This) Fascist Groove Thang” lead their anti-establishment charge, the band made clear their intentions to break away from their synth-pop contemporaries on their first outing. Follow-up singles “I’m Your Money”, “Play

To Win”, “Penthouse and Pavement” and “The Height of the Fighting (He-La-Hu)” would propel the long-player to No. 14 in the UK charts and a Gold Disc Certification after a 77-week residency inside the Top 100. Now recognised universally as one of the most vital albums to emerge from the New Wave movement in British electronica, ‘Penthouse and Pavement’ has since been included in the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. In 1982, Martyn Ware released the first studio album under the B.E.F. moniker: ‘Music of Quality and Distinction Volume 1’. an album of covers that he and partner Ian Craig Marsh had grown up listening to, the album featured an all-star cast of guest appearances including Paula Yates, Billy MacKenzie, Glenn Gregory, Sandie Shaw and most notably Top 10 Hit “Ball of Confusion” a cover of the infamous track by The Temptations, as sung with powerhouse vocals from Tina Turner. British Electric Foundation and Heaven 17 Sheffield City Hall Tuesday 25th October Tickets: www.sheffieldcityhall.co.uk

JOHN REILLY & THE SMOOTH OPERATORS DELIVER THE BACHARACH SONGBOOK IN FINE STYLE

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voice, she owned the audience. The quality on stage was unbelievable, causing Steph to post on social To vote for Sheffield Theatres visit uktheatre.org/vote I just had to make a guest return to this fabulous media “Absolutely different class, all of it” “This , go to the section for Yorkshire and the Humber and newspaper to report on the finest local night out is what happens when first class musicians team up select Sheffield Theatres. since my retirement. with two of the best vocalists and entertainers in the It is no secret that my favourite singer and band are business. Absolute quality, loved it”. John Reilly and Acoustic Angels, who play Dronfield The band are worthy of a mention as all are at the top Sports and Social Club on the first Monday of every of their game. Lead guitar - Cary Bayliss, bass guitar month. Imagine my delight on hearing that along with Sean Perry, drums Darren Ford saxophone Steve my favourite female vocalist, Rachel Raynor, they Beighton and last, but by no means least Canadian were playing a tribute to the beautiful songs penned pianist and musical director Lewis Nitikman. Thank by Burt Bacharach at the University of Sheffield you for a magical night. Drama Studio. Back in Dronfield, Stephanie and I caught the last set I am a single man these days, and needing someone of top artiste Jon Alex rounding off a perfect night. to take on the night, I was delighted to attend with my very close friend and leader of top show group Elyseum, Stephanie King. We arrived early and were seated close to the stage, The evening was, not surprisingly, well attended and the second show the following night was also sold out. From the opening song, Alfie, sung magnificently by John Reilly, we knew we were in for a top night. After two more great songs from John, it was time for the lovely Rachel Raynor to be introduced. I never miss an opportunity to see Rachel when she appears locally, so knew what to expect, but many of the audience had never seen her before. When she opened with 'What the World Needs Now' she really showed the audience what she could do to rapturous applause. Looking stunning and singing in what Photo: Andy Harris - www.jfyp.co.uk Stephanie, a vocal coach, described as the purest

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7 DAY SOAPWATCH Coronation Street Mon: Phelan lures Todd into a dangerous trap. Sonia is touchy around Sharif. Cathy resolves to get Alex what is rightfully his. Alya spots that something is amiss. Wed: Cathy gets more than she bargained for. Todd takes the plunge. Zeedan keeps his faith in Sharif. Fri: Cathy puts Alex in harm’s way. Aidan has designs on expanding Underworld. Alya puts two and two together. Aidan basks in Alya’s glory. Emmerdale Mon: Chas thinks that Paddy has gone too far. Robert gets an idea. Jimmy opens up to some new friends. Tues: Robert needs Victoria’s help. Paddy is touched by Chas’ support. Tracy is not impressed by Frank’s present. Wed: David receives some news. Frank tries to make things up to Tracy. Victoria is set on revenge. Thurs: Vanessa comes to Tracy’s rescue. David begins to worry. Things remain tense between Dan and Jimmy. Jai gets a surprise offer. Ross is not impressed by Finn’s mistake. Fri: Kerry still feels guilty. Megan will not listen to Leyla’s warning. Charity contemplates her future.

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Neighbours Mon: Amy lashes out at Kyle. Elly confronts Ned about his past. Tues: Elly ﬁnds out the shocking truth about Ned’s past. Sonya comes up with an unexpected solution. Wed: Toadie is left reeling. Brad is forced to raise funds for Blaze Outreach. Thurs: Toadie seeks out Karl. Aaron plays Terese and Paul against each other. Fri: Jack’s feelings for Paige are inﬂamed. Gary’s subtle charms seem to be doing the trick.

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MERCURYHOLIDAYS Withernsea Sands Holiday Park

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INGOLDMELLS The Avalon Guesthouse

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

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JACOBS MOUNT

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

Tel: 01723 361 178

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 2016!

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Rainton near Thirsk, North Yorks STATIC CARAVANS

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WHITE LODGE GUEST HOUSE SKEGNESS 4 STAR (Visit England)

A Stunning 5* Park on the Blue Flag Beach of Cleethorpes

STATIC CARAVAN FOR SALE

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Website: www.white-lodge.co.uk 129, Drummond Road, Skegness, Lincolnshire PE25 3DW

www.newtrendholidaypark.com

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

CHAPEL ST LEONARDS HAPPY DAYS SITE

• Excellent 8 Berth 3 Bedroom Caravan

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

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

READY TO LET FROM TODAY!

Call for more info

07549 911139 / 07521 938408

CARAVAN FOR SALE

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 £101pp

including Full English Breakfast & Evening Meal

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

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

5 minutes from Mablethorpe

Set in tucked away grounds offering a relaxing & peaceful haven. 2 ﬁshing lakes. Dogs welcome. Various accommodation options. • 4* Cottages • B&B • Static Caravans • New 5* Lakeside Lodge Grange Farm, Maltby-Le-Marsh Alford, Lincolnshire LN13 0JP

Tel: 01507 450267

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• 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

6 berth static caravan for sale on 4* holiday park in Saltfleet nr Mablethorpe. Heated Indoor Pool, entertainment complex, fishing lake, bar/restaurant and easy beach access.

BARGAIN AT £9995 with fees paid for 2016!

Yorkshire Dales

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Cottages/Apartments Weeks from £200 per couple Weekends from £95 per couple Breaks/Split Week Available Families Welcome

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SEASONAL £1265 Including Storage

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• Central Location • 5 Minutes to Seafront & Spa Theatre

Finance options available subject to status. Written details on request

THE OLD MILL CARAVAN PARK

TOURERS £20 PER NIGHT Including Electric

AT WITHERNSEA SANDS

YORKSHIRE DALES

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

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.

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Tel: 01723 512 167 Pictures on our website

CHALETS FOR SALE FROM ONLY £7000

THORPE PARK

SITE FEES FROM £2,710 Call Mark for more information on 07939 204727

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SKEGNESS

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

CALL 07830 401501

Holiday Homes For Sale

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

New Trend Holiday Park

Tel: 01723 364 963

www.jacobsmount.com MUSTON GRANGE Nr Filey

Pictures on our website

INGOLDMELLS

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

WHITBY

1&2 BEDROOM COTTAGES Including B&B, Fully Furnished, Parking, Pets Welcome.

Tel: 01947 603 790 Email: kelly@swallowcottages.co.uk

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ATLAS LILAC LODGE

Stunning Atlas Lilac Lodge, 2017 Model - located on the beautiful Tattershall Lakes & Country Park. Payment plans available to view - £104,995

CONTACT BRADLEY ON 07881 291543

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EAST COAST

BLACKPOOL

MELROSE HOTEL

YORKSHIRE’S HIDDEN GEM

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ONLY £10,995 Centre lounge layout with bedroom at each end for extra privacy, this caravan will be sited on a corner roadside plot to take advantage of the central lounge area. Site fees paid until March 2017.

We also have other caravans for sale from only £6995 for further info 01964 612233 orwww.willowsholidaypark.co.uk

Sycamore Farm Country Park Caravans,Touring Caravans & Camping

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

SCOTLAND

6 berth caravan, full kitchen, mains water & electric, Sat T.V. & DVD etc. Beautiful West Coast location.

Now Taking Bookings for all of 2016 Full Details & Pics please call 078822 88773

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Epworth Fields Need to get away from it all and enjoy a bit of luxury? Epworth Fields is an affordable haven of tranquility nestled in the North Lincolnshire countryside. 5 holiday cottages sleeping from 2 to 8 people available to rent.

A hide away retreat in rural Lincolnshire...

Did You Know? We also sell a wide range of static caravans to suit all budgets, please don’t hesitate to contact us for more details. PEMBERTON PARK LANE 2007

£25,000

Washing Machine, Corner Bath, 2 Double Bedrooms. 42ft x 14ft, Full Decking, Corner Plot.

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WILLERBY WINCHESTER £23,000 inc. 1 Year Ground Rent Central living, two en-suite bedroooms, walk-in wardrobe, Large decking on corner plot facing the lake.

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ANGLER’S CORNER

with Clint Walker

Well, it had to happen, my hot streak has cooled considerably this week… I’d been hoping to get onto Rudyard Lake, a 166 acre reservoir, in search of bream and roach, so set aside a day to do just that. I checked the weather forecast, overcast, but no rain, and packed the kit ready to go, but thought I would get away without an umbrella, which turned out to be an major error of judgement. I arrived bright and early, to be met by pink skies, and a warm, pleasant breeze, so I quickly mixed a bowl of groundbait, then tackled up with a big mesh feeder and size 16 hook, which was baited with the tail of a worm and a single red maggot to keep it on the bend. Prior to introducing a baited hook, I’d had upwards of a dozen, clipped up, casts to deposit some bait on the lake bed, and promptly dropped my worm on top. Before the feeder had settled, a gentle pull at the rod tip indicated that ﬁsh were interested in feeding ‘on the drop’, and it wasn’t too many minutes before my ﬁrst bream had hit the net. A couple more casts with a shortened hook length saw a succession of perch, roach and bream enter the net, but then the breeze picked up, and the weather turned inhospitably cold… and then it started to rain. Hang on, the TV weathergirl promised it wouldn’t, the forecast said it wouldn’t and I’d even asked my wife (who knows all) and she said it wouldn’t either! But it did. In sheets. I got soaked. In a dispirited huff, I collected up my now wet through tackle, slung it in the back of the van in a sulk, and started to drive home. Typically, as soon as I closed my door, the clouds parted, and a radiant sun shone through with glorious golden glow, and it stayed that way for the rest of the day! Too late, though, my kit was sodden, so in an effort to salvage something from the day, I nipped home, dropped all the wet gear off, and picked up a couple of lure rods, a small bag of rubber goodies, and a clean mat, and set

off to try and find a swim on a small river which I had to Google to locate, despite the fact that it was on the club card. (Why do clubs rarely put the exact location of river venues?) The river in question really is tiny, little more than three metres across, and the crystal clear waters are packed densely with streamer weed, which makes it tough to fish properly. I’m currently using the Sonik SK4 lure rod for heavier angling, twinning it with a small reel loaded with 30lb braid and a wire trace to which the lure is attached, and I ‘sanitise’ any swim of pike with this set up, before switching to my most recent addition, the ultra light Sonik Light-Tec lure rod. This is a much lighter tool, used in conjunction with 6lb braid and 5lb fluorocarbon, with which I like to drop tiny lures into likely looking spots to search for perch. Finally locating the right stretch, I had a quick walk along the river bank, but couldn’t find a promising spot, nor could I find any water deeper than a few inches! Eventually, I stumbled on the brick remains of an ancient millrace, and the river tumbled into a deeper pool, fringed with reeds, and plenty of promising areas to find fish! The SK4 rod was deployed first, a Rapture shad on the jig head, and it was gracelessly flicked under an overhanging tree to see if any pike lay beneath. A slow retrieve was in order, and I used the current to impart action into the lure tail. Bam! A dull thump at the rod tip was met with solid resistance, and to my surprise, a perch of about 8oz was the first fish to the net. Not the pike I expected, and in truth, I was surprised at the size of lure the perch had taken on. A second cast saw the same thing happen, then a few more casts into prominent spots saw no further action, so it wastime to bring some finesse to the swim. The Light -Tec is a smashing rod to go out and have some fun with. Match it with the Sonik AVX series of reels and you’re good to go. A soft tip gives all the indication you need when fishing with tiny lures, and the through action provides lots of fun when something with a bit of fight takes hold. If fishing is all about enjoyment, then this rod is all about providing it! A tiny SS Grass Minnow was dropped into an eddy, and left to settle near the bottom, and a

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If you want to see grit determination and desire look no further than last weekend. Going into the fight with a perfect record (36-360) Brook was looking to achieve the unthinkable against the most feared fighter on the planet. In front of a packed house at the O2 arena - the stage was set. There was no going back. As the fight started, the fighter from Sheffield showed just why he’s called the ‘Special One’ with a flurry of successful shots, he made a stern statement to the Kazakh – he was in for a real fight. As the fight went on Triple G was looking more comfortable, with Kell being forced to sustain the full brunt of his power- taking numerous blows to the head. Moving into the 5th round the crowd could sense the fight was inevitably coming to a conclusion with Brook on the receiving end of brutal combination up against the ropes. Not being able to take further punishment, his trainer Dom Ingle waved the white towel. His brave effort into the unknown was over. Leaving the ring brook certainly took many positives from the whole event, being able to last 5 rounds with the GGG was an achievement in itself, with many doubting his ability to withstand the brutal power of Golovkin for so long. The Special One’s display certainly entertained the viewers from around the world something which is no mean feat. He left a proud man that’s for sure. Looking to the future there are many possibilities for the 30-year-old fighter. A domestic super clash

against Amir Khan, who also is coming back off a loss would certainly capture the imagination of the public with a certain animosity between the pair. Many have regarded that Khan has been eager to avoid a domestic clash with Brook, with his performance last weekend don’t be surprised if that to carries on for a while. With the looming clash between Liam Smith and Canelo Alvarez there comes another opportunity to fight the best. With a chance at fighting the winner between the two; the road ahead certainly looks like bright for the Sheffield star. While as for Triple G, the unified Middleweight champion will have plenty of options with many fighter’s eager for a chance to trade blows with one of the most dangerous fighters in the world. Chris Eubank Jnr was very vocal of his desire to fight the Kazakh. Having not signed the paperwork the fight didn’t materialise leaving Eubank ruing his missed opportunity; allowing the special One to jump the que. This time Eubank’s team know they must act rather quick if they’re really serious.

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MIXED EMOTIONS FOR STUBBS Manager Alan Stubbs had mixed emotions following last weekend’s 2-2 draw with Bristol City, but gave credit to his side’s effort after a pulsating game at AESSEAL New York Stadium. The Millers moved into a two goal lead after goals from Izzy Brown and Greg Halford, but a strong second half showing from the visitors saw them claim a point after goals from Tammy Abraham and Bobby Reid. Despite being frustrated at losing a two goal advantage, Stubbs was pleased with his side’s effort and application to bounce back from their defeat at Barnsley. “We ﬁnd ourselves two up and the second one was a bit fortunate, but then we’ve had a couple of chances to make it 3-0 and they’re the important ones,” Stubbs said after the game. “That would completely kill the game but even then the lads have put a lot of effort in, and I thought they gave us a good response to our last result and it was what I was looking for in terms of that but obviously not the result. “We go again on Wednesday and we’ve got another home game and one we’ll be trying to take three points from. It’s going to be a

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long season and there are a lot of big clubs in the division that have improved and spent a considerable amount of money.” Late on both sides created chances to win the game with City substitute Jamie Paterson hitting the post, and Millers debutant Dael Fry headed just wide following a corner. Despite being pegged back, the Millers remain unbeaten in the league on home soil with Nottingham Forest next on the menu this coming Wednesday night. “We’ve got to make sure we compete and ensure that we do well at home and pick up the maximum amount of points that we can and if we do that we’ll give ourselves a very good chance,” Stubbs added. “At 2-0 it looked like it was going according to plan. We’re a bit fortunate with the second goal, but then we’ve had a couple of really good opportunities to kill the game but we never took them. “We gave a silly foul away and that’s led to their goal that’s got them back in the game, and given them a lift and something to go after and they pinned us back in the second half. “You have to realise that Bristol City are a good team that have spent a lot of money, but when you’re 2-0 you’re disappointed not to take maximum points. “It’s always disappointing when you don’t see a game out but this is a very tough division and one that I feel now is as tough as what it ever has been.” Stubbs revealed that he was forced into two substitutions with Jon Taylor being withdrawn at half-time following a knee injury, whilst goalscorer Izzy Brown came off late with cramp. “I can’t fault the lads’ effort today and they all dug in right until the end when it wasn’t easy,”

Stubbs continued. “I’ll stick right behind the players all day long, you won’t get me coming out and criticising them because I’m right behind them and we go again on Wednesday. “Izzy has come off with an injury and he was a threat when he was on the pitch. Jon Taylor gives us an outlet in the ﬁrst half with his pace and he comes off with an injury. “Jon has come off with a knee injury. It looks like he’s got an impact from a stud or a boot on it and he’s lost a bit of feeling in it, and he’s unable to carry on unfortunately. We’ll see how it is and how it settles down and look how he is for Wednesday.”

GAFFERS DELIGHT AT “RUTHLESS PERFORMANCE” Darren Ferguson felt Rovers had found their ruthless streak against Morecambe. Rovers clocked up their biggest win of the season, 5-1, to climb up to fourth and celebrate James Coppinger’s 500th senior appearance for the club in style. Ferguson said: “It was a good performance and result, we started the game very strongly. “We had a little lapse going into half-time to allow them back into the game, but we spoke about that at half-time and said ‘look, just keep moving the ball quickly’. It was causing them all sorts of problems. “The second-half was very good, with some good goals capped off by a great goal by Copps. It was a big day for the boy with 500 games for the club; it was a really top performance. “We got him a cake, wore the shirts in the warm-up. We knew how important it was to him, it shows how respected he is and we backed that up with a performance.” Andy Butler got Rovers off to a great start when he prodded home following a corner with four minutes on the clock. John Marquis also grabbed a double, with Matty Blair adding a stunning solo goal before Coppinger got a memorable goal to cap off his day of celebration. The match felt pretty perfect to Rovers fans who were there, especially when Marquis and Andy Williams hoisted Coppinger off the ground in celebration, but Ferguson felt there could have been even more goals. He added: “We should have got more goals. As a team we played really well. I wasn’t surprised and have been waiting for that to happen. We were ruthless, really ruthless, and that was the difference from last week.

“We have improved from last week against Crewe, especially in the last third with some good goals. “We look strong enough at the back. You have to say it was a good goal by Cole Stockton. But it was a good day, a good performance. “I didn’t think the Crewe performance was a poor one, in fact there were many positives to

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take from it. What I said to the players was to make sure we improve in the ﬁnal third, we did a lot of work in training on those areas and they have put it right on the matchday which is their job. “I enjoyed watching them. I thought some of our football was outstanding, and we could have had more than ﬁve goals.”

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In a sign that the summer is coming to an end, the last midweek games of 2016 without floodlights took place last week. In addition, we had a busy Saturday fixture list. Premier Division Swallownest FC continued their excellent start to the season on the weekend, when they defeated second placed Athersley Recreation Reserves 2-1 at Sheerien Park. Swallownest lead the embryonic table, with five wins from five games played. Athersley had previously beaten Swinton Athletic 2-1 at the same venue midweek. Denaby United and Houghton Main played out a fascinating nine goal thriller at Balby Carr Community Academy on Wednesday night. Houghton Main took all three points with a 5-4 win, with goals from Adam Stead (2), Chris Sambrooke and Ben Day (2). Denaby played in another thriller on the weekend, when they beat Millmoor Juniors 3-2 at home. Steve Ellor starred in both games for Denaby scoring five times across the two games. Houghton Main were beaten 2-1 on Saturday by AFC Penistone Church, by goals from Tim Council and Mitch Savage. Denaby Main claimed their first point of the season, when they drew 3-3 with Wombwell Main midweek. Swinton Atheltic’s poor start to the season continued on Saturday, as they were beaten 5-0 by Jubilee Sports at Chaucer School. Elsewhere, Stocksbridge Park Steels Reserves and Handsworth Parramore Reserves drew 1-1 at the Look Local Stadium. Division One It was a very good week for Brinsworth Whitehill who registered back-to-back wins. Firstly goals from Greg Mason (2) and Martin Jones (2) gave them a 4-0 home win against High Green Villa. Then at the weekend, they beat Millmoor Juniors Reserves 6-1 at Grange Park. The wins take Brinsworth top with 12 points from their opening four games. Wickersley FC sit just a point off the pace after an equally good week. They opened their week with a 2—0 away win over Caribbean Sports, ending it with a big 6-1 win at Wickersley School against Davy FC. A brace from Dan Beech inspired Sheffield Bankers to a 3-1 win over Grimethorpe Sports at the Hillsborough Park Arena. South Kirkby Colliery maintained their 100% start to the season, with a 3-1 away win against Hemsworth Miners Welfare Reserves at the MDC Sports Stadium. Oughtibridge WMFC made it three wins from four games, as they beat Silkstone United 3-1 at the Oughtibridge War Memorial Ground. Elsewhere AFC Dronfield were held at home by High Green Villa 3-3. Division Two North Stocksbridge Park Steels Development Squad claimed two wins this week to keep their 100% start to the season. They narrowly beat Hepworth United 1-0 on Wednesday, but were in emphatic form on the weekend when they beat South Kirkby Colliery Reserves 9-0. Both Giorgio Williams and Ryan Barlow scored twice to help Dodworth Miners Welfare FC to a 6-0 win over Houghton Main Reserves at Middlecliffe Lane. Dodworth registered another cleansheet on the weekend, when they were 2-0 winners against Wombwell Main Development Squad. Houghton Main Reserves bounced back from their defeat to Dodworth on Saturday, with a 2-1 away win over Euroglaze FC. Working Wonders claimed their first win in the County Senior League, when they beat Worsbrough Bridge Athletic Reserves 5-2 on Saturday. Bawtry Town made it two wins from two, with a 3-0 win against Working Wonders at the Doncaster Athletics Arena. Division Two South Goals from Hayden Barnett, Jon Burns and Martin Rouane gave Swinton Athletic Reserves a 3-2 win over Sheffield Bankers Reserves. Swinton lead the Division Two South, with 15 points from six games. New Bohemians sit in second place. They were held to a 1-1 draw at home against Sheffield Bankers Reserves on Wednesday, but edged-out Maltby Main Reserves 4-3 on the weekend. Ryan Beck and Jacob Richard were both on target twice for the Bohemians.

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WILDER ENCOURAGED AFTER THIRD STRAIGHT WIN Chris Wilder is encouraged to see the Blades moving swiftly up the League One table. Speaking after a third consecutive league victory, this time a 3-2 victory over AFC Wimbledon at The Cherry Records Stadium, Wilder is pleased to see his players converting good performances into points. Reﬂecting on the latest success, after goals from Matt Done, Billy Sharp and Mark Duffy, with his ﬁrst for the club, Wilder remarked: “We’re getting into a good habits of winning matches and the players have shown many good characteristics playing away from home.

“We had a big chat on Friday morning about attitude and maybe some of the reasons this club has been in League One for a long time and also passing on our knowledge of what was coming from Wimbledon, they never gave up all afternoon. “It was a big test for us and I was delighted with the way we handled it. They didn’t create too much and we did, but there is still plenty to improve on. We really should have put the game to bed. “We started the game brilliantly and got ourselves two goals up, but a bit of sloppiness crept in and we took our foot off the gas when we really should have

been ruthless, but we’ve won the game and that was the aim.” The Blades boss added: “We had a few words with the players at half-time and they responded excellently, we got on the front foot and added a third goal and how Mark (Duffy) hasn’t taken home the matchball I will never know. “But he is creating and scored a great goal, we are also creating plenty of chances a team and we are moving in the right direction. “We’ve shown what we are about though, we knew what was coming and we’ve come through the other end, which pleases me a lot.”

BLADES AND TYKES STARS IN UNIQUE SPORTING CLASH Football and cricket will come together again at Bramall Lane. Famous names from Shefﬁeld United and star players from Yorkshire Cricket, who are seeking their third County Championship on the trot, will meet in a unique sporting clash in aid of Tykes’ skipper Andrew Gale’s beneﬁt year. A ‘Question of Sport’ style football and cricket quiz, hosted by Look North presenter Harry Gration, will feature Gale and Yorkshire playing colleagues Tim Bresman, Richard Pyrah and

Steve Patterson taking on Blades boss Chris Wilder, former defensive star Tony Kenworthy, United captain Billy Sharp and current midﬁelder Chris Basham. Both United and Yorkshire will be each announcing two further personalities to join their line-up for the event in the TC10 Lounge and International Bar at Bramall Lane on 20th October (7pm for a 7.45 start). Andrew Gale said: “I’m really looking forward to the evening. As a big football fan it’s great that Shefﬁeld United are helping me out in

my benefit year. We haven’t got the brains of Britain in our team but hopefully we can get one over on the footballers!” Dave McCarthy, Sheffield United Operations Director, said: “It promises to be a great night for two great causes - Galey’s benefit and also our Former Players Association. There will be a superbly produced question and answer session on stage, an audience led Q&A with all the players, an auction and raffle, plus an opportunity to meet and mingle with the players from both teams in the bar after

the quiz.” Tickets are only £10 for adults and £5 for under 16s. VIP tickets, featuring front row seats, a

TWO ON TRIAL AT LANE WEEKLY BLADES COLUMN BY ANDREW SMITH

Chris Wilder has taken two players on trial at Shefﬁeld United in an attempt to bolster his ﬁrst team squad. Chris Burke and Reece Brown have been training with the Blades for the past week in the hope of earning deals at the Lane. Burke, 32, had a loan spell at Rotherham United last season before his parent club Nottingham Forest released the Scottish winger. After the sale of Che Adams, and the change in Matt

Done’s position to be more predominantly a striker, Burke would provide some strength in depth on the wing. Brown, 24, is also seeking a permanent deal at the Blades, the defender spent 13 years at Manchester United before his release in 2013. Brown began his career as a youngster at the renowned Fletcher Moss Rangers, a club famous in the Manchester region for being a hotbed of young talent. Reece followed his brother

Wes, formerly of Manchester United and Sunderland, out of Fletcher Moss Rangers. The local side are also attributed

with discovering Danny Welbeck, Marcus Rashford and former-Blade, Danny Webber. The player has more recently had

personal invite to the pre-drinks reception and photographs with the teams are available on a ﬁrst come ﬁrst served

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THE BEST IS YET TO COME A major positive for Carlos Carvalhal last time out was the impact of his substitutes. Gary Hooper, Adam Reach and Will Buckley all made a positive contribution in the turnaround against Wigan that resulted in a 2-1 victory. Two minutes after Hooper’s introduction, the Owls went ahead through Fernando

Forestieri before Reach and Buckley’s arrival further strengthened the team. “We are now beginning to see the best of Gary Hooper which is good for us,” Carlos said.“As a coach, you are very happy when a player comes on for 30 minutes and effects the game, then when another goes on with 15 minutes and eight minutes and has an

inﬂuence. “It means we are all in the same boat pushing in the right direction.” He continued: “We have players that I am sure will do better with time, Buckley is a good example, same as Almen Abdi and David Jones also. “We believe they will be very important players for us during the season. “We believe that

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when some of our players know better the team, know better our way, know better the players, the club, they will get better and better. “This is normal in football but the signals Hooper gave in the Wigan game, and not just Hooper but Buckley and Reach too, was very positive.

FLETCHER HUNGRY FOR MORE Having scored his first goal in a Wednesday shirt, Steven Fletcher is aiming for more of the same moving forward. Fletcher found the target as the Owls hit back to beat Wigan on Saturday and the striker has also hailed the character in the squad. He said: “I saw it when I first came, you could tell this squad has some character about it. “We know we have the quality to get the goals – for example we could have had four or five in both of our last two games.” Having registered on

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