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DONCASTER COUNCIL APPROVE QUALITY STREETS IMPROVEMENTS Doncaster Council’s vision to rejuvenate two key streets in the town centre into vibrant areas has been approved by Cabinet. The £2 million Quality Streets scheme will see signiﬁcant improvements made to Hall Gate and Silver Street. The proposed changes will see Hall Gate transformed into a pedestrian friendly area. The road will be narrowed to make it one way to all trafﬁc and the pavements will be upgraded and made wider. This will create more outside space for businesses to have alfresco areas. Bus stops will be

improved, dedicated cycle lanes installed and existing parking bays removed. Silver Street will become a fully pedestrian area with the street closed to all traffic and loading bays and the taxi rank removed. This will have great benefits for businesses allowing them to create alfresco areas and visitors and residents will be able to enjoy the space and new attractions free from traffic. The proposal also includes introducing unique lighting to help build vibrancy to the area. The lighting will be themed for different events such as the

Tour de Yorkshire or St Leger and this will help to create a real buzz in the town centre. The proposals will not only bring vibrancy to the area but it is anticipated the development will bring new employment opportunities and inward investment to Doncaster. The redevelopment of Hall Gate and Silver Street will help turn this area into the Innovation Quarter which was detailed in the Urban Centre Masterplan. The scheme will be funded by the council and is seeking another £1.35million from

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the Shefﬁeld City Region Growth Fund (SCRIF). Cllr Bill Mordue, Cabinet Member for Business, Skills and Economic Development, said: “The proposals for Hall Gate and Silver Street will help rejuvenate the area and help businesses diversify their offer. This is another example of the Urban Centre Masterplan coming to fruition, showing that Doncaster is moving in the right direction and delivering on its ambitious regeneration plans. “Currently on Silver Street, one side of the road houses bars and

night clubs and the other side eateries. This creates a conﬂict between pedestrians and trafﬁc, as people move from one side of the road to the other. By pedestrianising this area we will remove this barrier making the area safer and at the same time we will bring a real vibrancy into this part of the town centre. “We are currently speaking to all the businesses situated on Hall Gate and Silver Street, to gather their views about the proposals. We have also spoken to taxi drivers and seeking residents’ views that live in accommodation on

these streets. The feedback we have received so far has been positive and they are in favour

of the changes. We anticipate that works will begin in late summer.”

For more details about the Quality Streets scheme visit: www.doncaster.gov. uk/qualitystreets

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COUNCIL ANNOUNCE INVESTMENT TO IMPROVE LOCAL AIR QUALITY Shefﬁeld and Rotherham Councils this week announced record new levels of investment in tackling air pollution. £2m will be invested from the “Early Measure Fund”. The successful bid will start to fund a package of ‘Early Measures’ to meet the ambitious standards set out in Shefﬁeld’s Air Quality Strategy. Councillor Jack Scott, Cabinet Member for Transport and Sustainability said, “I’m delighted we are working with our

partners in Rotherham and making this record investment in cleaner, safer air. The investment we are making mean we will be able to make big progress in speciﬁc areas and tackle air pollution much more effectively. “This huge investment in the week that we launched our Green City Strategy, shows that Shefﬁeld City Council is committed to tackling this dangerous air, especially as it comes on top of our £1.9m investment in 115 cleaner, greener buses

we announced month. “Shefﬁeld Council has always believed that dangerous, polluted air is a public health crisis in this country, which is why we supplied evidence that persuaded the High Court to rule the government’s plans were unlawful and inadequate. “So whilst I’m pleased the Government has assisted with this project, there is still so much further for them to go if British people are to have the clean air they are entitled to.

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“I will now ensure we use this investment to deliver the best solution for people in Sheffield. But the bottom line is we need the government to go much further in matching our commitment and at the moment they are falling far short.” Today’s announcement will mean a number of quick wins for Sheffield and Rotherham councils. For Sheffield, it will see the introduction of Public Electric Vehicle Charging Points, an electric Taxi leasing

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ICONIC SHEFFIELD CLUB BRAND GATECRASHER ROARS IN THE ARENA

Gatecrasher are excited to announce that on Saturday 20th October they’ll be taking over Sheffield’s FlyDSA Arena to kick start the monumental 25th birthday celebrations with their huge Gatecrasher Classical event, celebrating a quarter of a century of a global brand that defined a generation as you’ve never heard before. Tickets are priced from £39.76 to £75.60 including booking fee and go on general sale at 10am on Thursday 29th March available online at www. flydsaarena.co.uk by phone on 0114 256 56 56 or in person at the Arena Box Office. As a world conquering global brand, which became infamous in the days of the Republic nightclub in Sheffield, Gatecrasher’s 25 year history has witnessed countless unforgettable experiences which have become emblazoned in the hearts & souls of clubbers worldwide. From the Millennium Don Valley NYE event, the NEC arena shows, Tiesto at Nottingham ICE Arena, the 14th birthday Magna and Gatecrasher’s 20th birthday event at Donnington park. The ambitious 25th birthday event, set at Sheffield’s very own FlyDSA Arena, will see Gatecrasher breaking with tradition; hosting the brand new Classical event featuring some of the

biggest dance tracks as you have never heard before, and creating new history; delivering a Gatecrasher arena show, never witnessed before. Bigger, Better, Bass boosted business is on the agenda for the 25th birthday, with the scale of the impressive new venue seeing Gatecrasher push the boundaries in terms of production. Expect Spectacular & More! Full show details have yet to be announced but Gatecrasher are planning to make the new classical show, which have already become some of the most revered experiences in Gatecrasher history, even bigger whilst retaining the feel and atmosphere of the previous sell out events. Plans involve a more diverse and larger 50 piece Gatecrasher Orchestra playing with the backdrop 30 piece choir performing some of the biggest dance tracks as you’ve never heard them before. As part of their 25th birthday celebrations, you’ll be guaranteed Gatecrasher will be pulling out all the stops, for what will be an un-missable unique celebration of dance music culture. Simon Raine, Gatecrasher commented “We have ambitious plans for our 25th anniversary and the scale & size of the Shefﬁeld FlyDSA Arena will accommodate plans that have been 25 years in the making!! Gatecrasher is all about pushing boundaries, and the plans afoot will see us create an un-missable experience to celebrate our 25 year history for both our loyal faithful fans and new followers alike. The stage show will be bigger and feature all the whistles and bells we have become synonymous with over the years...... Expect Spectacular Everything and More”.

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Ascorbic acid is the name for which vitamin?

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Chances are you’re going to take your worldly interactions and responsibilities incredibly seriously at this time. For example, this may be the moment that you apply for a big job, or speak to a line manager about your future prospects. You may even consider investing in property. Call for more...

It’s going to be important not to jump to conclusions, especially if someone seems oﬀ hand or unhelpful. With your ruler travelling into a deeper, more psychological part of your situation, your understanding can also evolve. Positive news around a home or property matter can also emerge. Call for more...

If you feel trapped by any situation, this could be a week that ferments some frustrations in you. It also can be a time when you finally find your voice about the values and views that you’ve been evolving, and find yourself keener to speak up. By the week’s end, you can feel more settled. Call for more...

Tension can be a factor this week, perhaps above all else, because you may try to be too virtuous and try to pack in too much. If you can create a plan which is achievable, do, it will help to avoid building up pressure. In general, you may ﬁnd yourself quite strident about your opinions. Call for more...

Your ruler Mercury is challenged by both Mars and Saturn this week, suggesting your hopes around one situation may need to be balanced against the ﬁnancial elements of your circumstances, or anyone else you’re closely involved with. Your love life can also give you food for thought. Call for more...

Whatever your circumstances, this is a good week to try to ﬁnd ways to be as disciplined as possible about resources. And yet there may be part of you Archer, that wants to be deﬁant about this and do as you wish. But something that seemed glittery may turn out to be anything but. Call for more...

The Sun and Mercury remain in the part of your horoscope to do with success, your worldly aspirations and responsibilities of all kinds. But it’s the relationships that you have with the people you interact with which are going to be so important just now. Patience will be key. Call for more...

You can ﬁnd yourself incredibly single-minded this week, which if you want to get ahead, will give you tremendous self-discipline, and the ability to focus on one particular task, to the exclusion of all else. However, it is also going to be important not to neglect your emotional needs. Call for more...

That part of you which enjoys a little bit of escapism could be compromised by the other elements of your situation that demands that you do your fair share. If things are really out of kilter in this regard, you could experience a high degree of frustration this week. Call for more news and advice...

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Sheffielders star in stop smoking campaign Two Sheffield men are the face of a new campaign that aims to highlight even more reasons to quit smoking. Despite it being well known that smoking can cause cancer and heart disease, this still does not convince everyone to quit. That is why Paul and Mohammad are hoping to persuade others to join them in quitting by focusing on some of the other health impacts of smoking, such as gum disease and yellow teeth, low energy due to a lack of oxygen, and the effects on senses like taste and smell. The campaign is being launched by Smokefree Sheffield, which has been developed to tackle smoking in our communities, bringing together people with a shared goal of reducing the numbers of smokers in the city. A range of partners including Sheffield City Council, hospitals and local quitting services are working together to achieve a smokefree generation by 2025 and improve the health of the local population. Retired Paul Smith, from Netherthorpe, and security worker Mohammad Akram, who lives in Fir Vale, feature in the campaign aimed at routine and manual workers, who represent one of the largest groups of smokers in the city. Both men were longtime tobacco users until recently before quitting with the

support of Yorkshire Smokefree Sheffield – with Paul having smoked for over 60 years. Paul said: “Cancer, heart and lung disease are often mentioned when we talk about smoking, but I think it is important know that smoking can affect you in more ways than you think. “Not long ago I was smoking 20 cigars a day and I never thought about the impact on my gums or my teeth until the damage was done. Suddenly, I hated looking in the mirror every morning and seeing the state of my teeth and receding gums. “Quitting back in October also brought back my sense of smell and taste, meaning I could enjoy my food again, so there were plenty of incentives for me to stop.” Mohammad said: “Smoking left my teeth yellow, and gums black. It also left me feeling tired, drained and lethargic. “Since quitting, I have a lot more strength and energy, and with 4 kids to keep up with, it was such an important reason for me to get smokefree.” Greg Fell, Director of Public Health at Sheffield City Council, said: “Through Smokefree Sheffield and local stop smoking services, we are helping as many people as possible to quit for good. “This new campaign focuses on some of the other reasons to quit that can have a real

impact on people’s lives. When we talked to local people, they told us that highlighting the effects of smoking that affect their appearance, such as gum disease, would motivate them to get support, just like Paul and Mohammad.” Cllr Mary Lea, Cabinet Member for Culture, Parks and Leisure, said: “Smokefree Sheffield is helping to raise awareness of all the reasons to stop smoking and all the local services that can offer advice and practical support. “You’re four times more likely to quit with the support of a stop smoking service and using stop smoking medication. Regardless of when you started or how often you smoke now, there are many services across Sheffield that can help you on your smokefree journey.” Smokefree Sheffield recently announced its support for Yorkshire Cancer Research and Breathe 2025’s position on e-cigarettes. They advise smokers who cannot or do not want to stop smoking to completely switch to vaping, following research from Public Health England that shows e-cigarettes are a significantly safer alternative to smoking tobacco. For more information, visit www.smokefreesheffield. org or contact Yorkshire Smokefree Sheffield on 0330 660 116 (free from most mobiles).

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Why not join Mohammad in becoming Smokefree ? Mohammad’s Story

Smokefree in Sheffield and the team talked me though the different Why did I want to stop? I could options available to me. I opted tell my health was deteriorating. to use Champix to help me stop I wanted to be well for my family, gradually and I feel this, combined for my children and my friends. I with the weekly support meetings was also concerned by the amount and carbon monoxide readings has of money it was costing me to really helped me. I am proud to say smoke. I am now a NON SMOKER and I I got in touch with Yorkshire encourage everyone to stop smoking with the help of the NHS. Well done Mohammad! Your Yorkshire Smokefree advisors in Sheffield are all thrilled that you are now an ex-smoker. Keep up the good work!

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LOOK AFTER YOUR BACK - TOP TIPS TO AVOID PROBLEMS What’s causing your back pain? Here are 8 common triggers! It could all be down to a little muscle you’ve probably never heard of - the psoas. Putting up with twinges or aches in our backs seems to just be part of life for many people. Back pain is very common, around one in three of us get it every year, with the lower back being the most affected. While many people resort to overthe-counter painkillers, or a trip to the chiropractor when the pain becomes unmanageable, it’s important to understand the causes rather than just treat the symptoms. People will treat the pain rather than the problem and it’s rare that people act upon it straight away. They say, ‘It will pass, it will pass.’ When it doesn’t – two, three, four weeks later – that’s when they start to take some action. But at that point, there’s already damage. Here are some of the common issues which often lead to back problems.

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the pain starts, it doesn’t go away. At this point there’s a lot of damage that has already happened. The outer third of the discs is the only part where you’ll feel pain - you could have cracks in the inner part of the disc and not feel it. So pain is not necessarily a good indicator. Long hours spent sitting In the inner part each of the discs in our spine there’s liquid made up of water and a substance called proteoglycan. This is the food for the cartilage. Little cells in the end plates secrete the liquid but they’ll only be activated if there’s movement between the vertebrae. So therefore, if someone is sitting down on a chair for eight hours a day, the body will not feel the need to secrete the liquid into the discs – the discs will starve themselves. The body will adapt to make the cartilage weaker, because it doesn’t need to be strong because it doesn’t move much. 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The Region’s Largest Holiday Classifieds Section

CARAVAN FOR SALE

MERCURYHOLIDAYS SCARBOROUGH

The Ascot Guest House Scarborough

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

£24

Per Person Per Night Central Position Opposite Station Now Booking 2017!

Tel: 01723 364 963 BRIDLINGTON

THE OLD MILL CARAVAN PARK

NO DOGS - ADULTS ONLY A-LEVEL IMMACULATE SMALL FAMILY RUN SITE SET IN RURAL EAST YORKSHIRE TOURERS £22.50 PER NIGHT Including Electric

SEASONAL £1390 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

Taking Bookings for 2018? Call The Mercury NOW to advertise your hotel, caravan, chalet, coach, minibus & a whole lot more! Telephone 0114 276 3633 GREAT YARMOUTH

2018 Stairlift to First Floor

WINTER OFFERS FROM £25PPPN CONTRACTORS WELCOME £20 pppn (room only)

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

£160 p/w off season Pets welcome

For free colour brochure

Call Duncan 01493730238 www.duncanfoleyholidays.com

BLACKPOOL

SPRING BREAKS 3 NIGHTS FROM only £105

including Full English Breakfast & Evening Meal

SKEGNESS

01754 767711

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. FREE WI-FI. www.newnesholidayflats.co.uk WEEKS FROM ONLY £150 SHORT EARLY SEASON PRICES FROM £75

TELEPHONE 01754 766609 CHAPEL ST. LEONARDS Golden Palm Site

7 CARAVANS AVAILABLE 2 PET FRIENDLY

Clean, Comfy, brick chalets Double Glazing, close to Beach Amusements and amenities

• Situated on Skegness Sea Front • • Sea View Rooms Available • • Ground Floor Rooms Available •

3 Nights B&B From Only £75

New Trend Holiday Park, Ancaster Avenue, Chapel St. Leonards, Skegness PE24 5SS

(1 of 9 on Golden Palm Site), 2009, club, swimming pool on site

HEMSBY, GREAT YARMOUTH

South Parade, Skegness PE25 3HP

TELEPHONE: 01754 872722

8 Berth Caravan

SEADELL CHALET PARK

The Palm Court

BREAKS FROM £110 (Min 2 Nights)

UP TO £470

Per Week Peak Season £50 DEPOSIT SECURES - NOW BOOKING ALL 2017

Tel 0115 9133974 / 07973784396 swiftcaravans@gmail.com

More details can be found at

www.swiftcaravanbreaks.com

KINGFISHER

SITE

6 & 8 Berth Caravans at Kingfisher Fantasy Island to let, both with decking and Mod Cons. Shops & Children’s park on-site, close to amusements and Ingoldmells Market.

DIFFERENT RATES APPLY DEPENDING ON MONTH

WWW.PALMCOURTSKEGNESS.COM

INGOLDMELLS

6 & 8 Berth Caravans VERY CLEAN, FULL FACILITIES CLOSE TO ALL AMENITIES, SHOPS AND BEACH 3, 5, 7 NIGHT BREAKS AVAILABLE

CAMPSITE FACING FANTASY ISLAND

07875 729899

NOW TAKING BOOKINGS FOR SUMMER

INGOLDMELLS

WINTER WEEKEND SPECIAL

Bed & Breakfast Only £25 PPPN

ALL ROOMS EN-SUITE, WITH PARKING, BAR & FREE WIFI LIMITED AVAILABILITY FOR EASTER

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PLEASE CALL/TEXT 07701 096015

READY TO MOVE INTO

REDUCED TO ONLY £28,950.00 MUST BE SEEN

12-month site plus SITE FEES PAID UNTIL 2019 Located at a private, quiet site at Bridlington North Bay. Five minutes from Sea Front.

Telephone: 0114 258 3282

dorothychadburn@hotmail.co.uk

BRIDLINGTON

TWO LUXURY COTTAGES THREE CHALETS (Three Bedrooms) at

South Shore Holiday Village

Self Catering Sleep 2-6 TEL:07714 154450 CORNWALL

PORTHLEVEN

STILL AVAILABLE FOR SUMMER HOLIDAYS

CORNWALL

Sorry No Pets

Fisherman’s Cottages

Please Call 01623 812806 or 07974 531256

LOG FIRES • PETS WELCOME Two minutes from beaches/coastal paths

FROM £295 PER WEEK

LINCOLNSHIRE

HOLIDAY HOMES INGOLDMELLS

FOR SALE

Near Fantasy Island and Butlins 6 Berth Caravans to let, full equipped with toilet, shower, microwave, hot and cold water, tv with Freeview, free Gas & Electric and pet Friendly

£30 deposit per week £250 to £400pw inclusive

07900 083 558 - 07774 586493

NO TEXTs 0121 308 3879 EAST COAST FOR SALE

LINCOLNSHIRE’S MOST POPULAR HOLIDAY RESORT

FOR SALE Sited on Seaview Site,

FOR MORE INFORMATION EMAIL Joshua.Clarke@Parkdean-Resorts.com

3 BEDROOM STATIC CARAVAN ONLY £6500

Golf Course, Fishing Lakes, Pet Friendly, Live Entertainment HOLIDAY HOMES FROM £12,995

TELEPHONE: 01754 764120

Payment Options Available

129, DRUMMOND ROAD, SKEGNESS PE25 3DW

(T&Cs Apply)

Website: www.white-lodge.co.uk

BREAK THE COST DOWN

• Prices from £275 per week • Also Weekend and Short Break Rates (subject to availability)

TEL: 07944 534034 OR 0115 9282169

WHITE LODGE GUEST HOUSE SKEGNESS 4 STAR (Visit England)

WITH ALL CONTENTS including Flat Screen Smart TV and DVD Player.

in a Central Location

6/8 berth caravans to let, near Fantasy Island, shops, beach & much more.

SEAVIEW SITE • Excellent 6 Berth Caravan

CALL FOR DETAILS OF SPECIAL OFFERS!

SMOKING/ NON SMOKING ROOMS AVAILABLE

INGOLDMELLS

Private Sale Six Berth, En Suite, Underfloor Trace Heating, Central Heating, Double Glazed, New Cream uPVC Decking, Feature Lighting.

Deposits from 10%

Ingoldmells

Site fees paid 2018

CALL 01623 812262 For more information

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!

NORTH YORKSHIRE

STATION HOUSE Converted railway station on former Scarborough to Whitby Line

En-Suite Bed & Breakfast in Old Station Buildings Also self-catering accommodation in The Old Goods Shed or in OSCAR, our converted Mk.1 railway carriage

TEL: 01723 870896 clougtonstation@yahoo.co.uk www.cloughtonstation.co.uk

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HOLIDAY PARKS

FROM £6,995 TO £79,995 WITH SITE FEES PAID TO MARCH 2019

5 MINUTES FROM MABLETHORPE Set in tucked away grounds offering a relaxing & peaceful haven. 2 fishing lakes Dogs welcome. Various accommodation options.

COTTAGES, CARAVANS & 5 STAR LODGES FOR SHORT BREAKS & HOLIDAYS FOR TOURING SPECIAL OFFERS SEE WEBSITE www.willowsholidaypark.co.uk

BROCHURE AVAILABLE

Grange Farm, Maltby-Le-Marsh Alford, Lincolnshire LN13 0JP

Tel: 01507 450267

sales@grangefarmpark.co.uk • www.grangefarmpark.co.uk

YORKSHIRE’S HIDDEN GEM

SPECIAL OFFER ONLY £9995 with Site Fees Paid to March 2019

Sited on a roadside pitch with good views. 2 bedrooms, Excellent condition. We also have other caravans for sale from only £6995

01964 612233 www.willowsholidaypark.co.uk or for further info

Brand new Swimming pool for 2018 Price includes site fees until 2019

ONLY £28,500

Discover the beautiful Lincolnshire coast at Ingoldale Park, close to the popular resort of Skegness. Our holiday park is home to a wide selection of self-catering accommodation, including holiday apartments, houses, bungalows, cottages and caravans. Some of our accommodation is adapted for disabled access and is ideal for guests with restricted mobility. All offering outstanding value for money!

CALL US ON 01754 810833

CALL US ON 01754 872335

Sycamore Farm Park, Chalk Lane, Burgh Le Marsh, Skegness PE24 5HN

Book online at www.countryandcoastalholidays.co.uk

GOLDEN SANDS Mablethorpe

CARAVAN FOR SALE IN FLAMBOROUGH

SITE FEES PAID UNTIL 2019

Great finance package available

RATES AND WATER PAID

Call Billy on 07794403385 to arrange a viewing

ALL SET UP AND READY FOR 1ST MARCH ’18

2015 Willerby Salsa 3 Bed with rear storage £26,995 -Prices include 2018 fees -Site fees starting from £2,810 -Brand new development for 2019

Call Daniel on 07790 662 628 to arrange viewing

PLEASE CALL MR SCOTT ON 07875283726 Thornwick Bay Holiday Village North Marine Road, Flamborough, East Yorkshire. YO15 1AU

AIRPORT PARKING

1 WEEK £35 2 WEEKS £57

Ingoldale Park, Roman Bank, Ingoldmells, Skegness PE251LL

HOLIDAY PARK

2014 SWIFT LOIRE CARAVAN Double glazed central heated Sited on the 5* Thorpe park holiday centre

A Lincolnshire holiday park offering holiday cottages, touring, camping and caravan holidays near Skegness. Relax, unwind and escape to the country with a stay at our Lincolnshire holiday park. Set in 14 acres of countryside, we offer a range of accommodation options, including static caravans, holiday cottages, touring and camping pitches - so there’s something for all tastes and budgets.

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Fixed Site Fees until 2020* Up to £1,000 OFF caravans* 0% Finance Available* Move your Holiday Home to Patrington Haven* Plus up to £500 of extras Inc Gas & Electric Holiday Homes from £12,995 Over 44 Holiday Homes & Lodges in stock Lakeview pitches available

* T&Cs Apply

Via P&O Dover Calais Folkestone + Ostend 4 Days Fri 6th Apr ..........................................................................................................£159 NEW Folkestone Euro Shopper + Adinkerke & Calais 2 Days Sat 21st Apr ......................................................£89 Folkestone + Ostend 3 Days Fri 27th Apr ........................................................................................................£109 NEW Folkestone Euro Shopper + Adinkerke & Calais 2 Days Sat 19th May .....................................................£89 Folkestone + Ostend 5 Days Mon 28th May ....................................................................................................£189 Ostend 4 Days Fri 8th Jun ...............................................................................................................................£189 Folkestone + Ostend 4 Days Fri 15th Jun ........................................................................................................£159 NEW Folkestone Euro Shopper + Adinkerke & Calais 2 Days Sat 16th Jun .....................................................£89 Ostend 5 Days Mon 6th Aug ............................................................................................................................£279 Folkestone + Ostend 5 Days Mon 17th Sep .....................................................................................................£189 Via Brittany Ferries Plymouth - Santander Cantabria Spain 10 Days Sun 1st Jul ..............................................................................................................£599 Via P&O Ferries Hull Bruge Ostend Mini Cruise 3 Days Fri 11th May .................................................................................£119 Amsterdam Mini Cruise 3 Days Fri 18th May ..................................................................................................£119 Black Forest Germany 8 Days Thurs 31st May ................................................................................................£459 Bruge & Ostend Mini Cruise Fri 8th Jun .........................................................................................................£119 Rudesheim Rhine Valley 8 Days Sat 9th Jun ..................................................................................................£499 Brussels Flower Carpet Mini Cruise Fri 17th Aug .........................................................................................£145 River Cruise - Rhine & Moselle 8 Days Tues 18th Sep ....................................................................................£599 Black Forest Germany 8 Days Mon 17th Sep ..................................................................................................£459 River Cruise - Rhine 6 Days Thurs 11th Oct ....................................................................................................£429 Ypres 100yrs Commemoration 4 Days Fri 9th Nov ..........................................................................................£179 Rudesheim Rhine Valley Christmas Market 6 Days Sun 9th Dec ...................................................................£359 River Cruise - Rhine New Year 7 Days Thurs 27th Dec ....................................................................................£539 British Holidays Yarmouth + 2 hour £1 bar 5 Days Mon 6th Aug ...............................................................................................£229 Yarmouth + 2 hour £1 bar 5 Days Tues 11th Sep .............................................................................................£199 Blackpool Illuminations 3 Days Fri 14th Sep .................................................................................................£129 Blackpool Illuminations 3 Days Fri 12th Oct ..................................................................................................£129 Yarmouth + 2 hour £1 bar 5 Days Mon 15th Oct ..............................................................................................£199 Blackpool Illuminations 3 Days Fri 9th Nov ...................................................................................................£129

CALL MARTIN 07540533851 Patrington • Hull • East Yorkshire • HU12 0PT VISIT US ONLINE AT WWW.PATRINGTON-HAVEN.CO.UK

Book On-Line: www.avistaholidays.co.uk

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British and Continental Holidays EASTBOURNE

23rd - 27th April • 5 Days Visitors seeking a relaxing family holiday in a peaceful residential area close to all the main attractions will be delighted with Walsh’s Holiday Park. Our 4* Visit Britain family park is ideally situated close to the sea and midway between Skegness and Ingoldmells with all their attractions, including Butlin’s Funcoast World and Fantasy Island Complex. Our extensive ranges of holiday homes have been selected to AVAILABLE FROM £280 PER WEEK meet all of your requirements as well as to suit all budgets. Centrally located, we have 2 and 3 bed roomed models FOR £10 OFF QUOTE ‘GEORGE’ accommodating up to 6 or 8 guests.

Call 01754 764485

• Haddon Hall Hotel • All Rooms En-Suite • Lift to all ﬂoors • 4 Nights Full Board Accommodation • Excursions to Beachy Head, Brighton & Hastings

£29 9 per person

CALL US FOR OUR NEW COLOUR BROCHURE

Dutch Bulbfields

4 Days

5th - 9th April

Blackpool 1940s’ Experience

2 Days

8th - 9th April

£369.00 £119.00

Paignton (South Devon)

5 Days

9th - 13th April

£299.00

Mill Rythe Holiday Village

5 Days

23rd - 27th April

£239.00

Tenby

5 Days

29th April - 5 May

£349.00

Weymouth

6 Days

4th - 9th May

£445.00

IRELAND - COUNTY KERRY

Warners Corton Coastal Village

5 Days

14th - 18th May

£299.00

Ilfracombe

5 Days

21st - 25th May

£289.00

Tall Ships in Liverpool

4 Days

25th - 28th May

£309.00

• Gleneagle Hotel Killarney - overnight stays in Portlaoise & Enniskerry • Return Ferry Crossing • 6 Nights Half Board Accommodation • Lift to all ﬂoors per person • All Rooms En-Suite • Leisure Facilities inc. Swimming Pool • Excursions to Ring of Kerry & Kenmare, Muckross House • Jaunting Cars & Lake Cruise

Eastbourne

5 Days

25th - 29th May

£349.00

Isle of Wight (Shanklin)

5 Days

28th May - 1st June

£349.00

Bridlington

4 Days

1st - 4th June

£199.00

Sidmouth

5 Days

4th - 8th June

£419.00

Torquay (Drinks Inclusive)

5 Days

4th - 8th June

£329.00

Bournemouth

8 Days

10th - 17th June

£499.00

Southport

5 Days

11th - 15th June

£315.00

Llandudno

6 Days

17th - 22nd June

£339.00

Looe

6 Days

17th - 22nd June

£409.00

Ancient Northumbria & Holy Island

5 Days

25th - 29th June

£435.00

Warners Bembridge Coast Hotel (IOW)

5 Days

2nd - 6th July

£419.00

6th - 12th May • 7 Days

£599

CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW 2018

25th - 27th May • 3 Days

£254

• Holiday Inn Hotel London Heathrow • 2 Nights Half Board Accommodation per person • All Rooms En-suite • Lift to all Floors • Full Day in Chelsea Flower Show • Free time in Windsor & Oxford

Roman Bank, Skegness, Lincolnshire, PE25 1QP walshs-skegness.co.uk • info@walshs-skegness.co.uk

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After further disruption from the weather midweek, and another League Cup SemiFinal postponement, the so called “Beast from the East” took the weekend off, which allowed 15 games to get the green light in the County Senior League. Premier Division A Leon Howarth hat-trick helped league leaders Frecheville to a 4-0 away win against Houghton Main. Ben Furniss was also on target for Frecheville. Frecheville’s day got even better, as second placed AFC Penistone Church Reserves could only manage a goalless draw away at Swinton Athletic. Frecheville’s lead now stands at six points, but Penistone do have three games in hand. Third placed Stocksbridge Park Steels Reserves were impressive 7-0 winners over Millmoor Juniors at Grange Park. There was a hat-trick that game for Ryan McDonald and a brace for Luke Townsend. A single goal from Jordan Livett was enough to give fourth placed Jubilee Sports a 1-0 win over Oughtibridge WMFC at Oughtibridge War Memorial Ground. There was a further 0-0 draw between Denaby United and South Kirkby Colliery at Old Road, meaning that out of the 10 Premier Division sides in action on Saturday, bizarrely just three managed to score. Midweek, goals from William Hilbert (2) and Alex Rippon gave Handsworth Parramore Reserves a 3-1 win against North Gawber Colliery at Oliver’s Mount.

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I very nearly lost my fishing mojo earlier this week, for a variety of reasons, not least, because like many other anglers, I’m struggling a bit at the moment. The weather has really knocked the fishing off on my local venues, and my success last time out with a dozen double figure carp was a ‘one off’ as temperatures fluctuated yet again between overnight frosts and snow. In truth, I’m sick of winter now, it feels as though it’s been cold and wet for at least eight months, and I can’t wait for it to change! It’s not just the weather that gets my goat, it’s so called anglers too. I spend much of my working week on Facebook and other social media platforms, reading through a wide variety of posts made by others, and as the temperatures have stayed low, the amount of absolutely disgusting things posted by fellow anglers has got higher. I can only put it down to frustration, but I think it goes a little deeper than that. For some reason, some small number of anglers think they have a ‘presence’, or that their opinion is the only one that has any validity. I’m not sure why. Perhaps it’s ‘sponsorship’ or some other perceived privilege that gives these few an ego, but it doesn’t excuse basic common decency. We ALL go fishing to enjoy it, and for no other reason, so why come home and try and spoil it for others? I don’t think any particular sector of the angling world can claim to be any better than others either; I’ve seen carpers, match anglers, lure anglers and river anglers all bickering this week, and frankly, it’s nothing short of laughable… until you get the threats. Threats. Anglers are threatening each other over fish! Yes, really! If that isn’t ridiculous, then I don’t know what is… I noted this week a post from an angler, a ‘sponsored’ advocate, that intimated that anglers from a certain other brand should die. Yes, should actually die. Whether said in jest (it’s not funny) or otherwise, I was appalled; is that where we’re at now? Suggesting that anglers should die because of what they use, or where they fish? Can you see now why I despaired this week? That one post said far more about the poster than anything else, and is a very poor reflection of any angler… My mum once advised to “either say something nice, or keep my trap shut”, and as a result, I try to encourage other anglers, congratulate them on impressive catches, and offer advice where I can, and it makes ME feel better. Try it, offer a compliment per day, and see the response you get… There is a reason why big name anglers such as Julian Cundiff, Ian Russell and Alan Blair are popular, it’s because they take time to be nice to people… if you want to be respected as an angler and a person, then take note… Anyway, back on the bank, I’m still a blanker. A session on the same water where I had success last week returned nought, and what made it worse was the angler next to me (a good friend) catching as I packed up, and then messaging me to rub salt in with another fish. I tried everything and couldn’t buy a bite on a water where fish are fickle after cold weather and retreat to the unreachable centre of the lake until late in the day. It didn’t help to alleviate my gloom either, but a trip the following

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it wasn’t a pitch to play football on, and I just think that they just played the conditions better than us. “They kept turning our back four, we kept going back to our ‘keeper. They were getting throw-ins and just kept turning us and they’ve got experience in their team and they were prepared to win ugly. There is nothing wrong “The manager and staff did set us up with the with that.” pitch in mind and we didn’t play it like they The Millers did have opportunities with David did. I think a little bit of experience was telling Manager Paul Warne felt that Southend’s Ball going close in the first-half whilst Warne’s extra experience was the difference after the side had two chances cleared off the line in in that game,” he explained. Millers slipped to a 2-0 defeat at Roots Hall. the closing stages as they went in search of an “Every game that you go into in this division is Goals either side of half-time from Stephen equaliser. different in terms of what you come up against. McLaughlin and Simon Cox sealed the win “I think that Pricey kept us in it a little bit “We saw that on Saturday with the pitch and for the hosts on a pudding of a pitch on the first-half. We rode the storm and then Bally teams come at you wanting to play different Essex coast. had a shot across the face of the goal, and Semi The Millers didn’t get the breaks in a tight ways but I certainly think we’re back at home probably should have done better with a header encounter, with boss Warne admitting that again on the back of two away games, so we as well,” Warne added. a slow start cost his side against their more hope to take some points out of the next games “I thought that second half we were experienced counterparts. in quick succession and be where we want to “It was hugely disappointing,” Warne said after considerably better. I thought that we were the be.” only team who were going to score. They went the game. Meanwhile, Saturday’s game at AESSEAL with one up, we changed it and went 3-4-3 “We don’t come away to lose games and our New York Stadium will see Ball come up to try and get the goal and I thought we were away form has been excellent in recent weeks against his old employers, who have former the only that team was going to score second and months. I think that if I am truly honest, I Millers boss Steve Evans at the helm and the just think that we got a bit ‘old-manned’ today. half. Their ‘keeper made a great save from Michael Smith, then a goal-line scramble off We have a really young side and they have forward is expecting a good game against a Jerry Yates. Unfortunately an individual error one of the more senior groups in the league. club who he remembers fondly. from one massive boot from the ‘keeper has The lads need to learn as they go along and I “Peterborough will certainly come and try cost us.” just think that initially in the first 25 minutes, to play football and it will be a good match in terms of that and quite an open game,” he continued. “I had some really good times there. “I was there for the promotion from League One to the Championship and we stayed up the following year, so I had a good time there. It was Darren Ferguson in charge at the time and it’s actually how I knew Newelly and Frecks before I came here.”

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YOUNG BLADES LOSE OUT TO BRISTOL A very young United side fell to a harsh defeat in dramatic fashion against Bristol City on Saturday afternoon. Despite goals from Angelo Capello and Jacob Kelly, the Blades slipped were beaten by the Robins at Shirecliffe. The game started at breakneck speed as United took the lead after just 40 seconds. CAPELLO picked up the ball on the edge of the box and drove low and hard into the far bottom corner. However just a minute later the scores were level as the Blades were caught out down the right hand side and a low cross was turned home at the back post. The Blades had a chance to retake the lead on seven minutes when a free kick from Potts fell

kindly for Kelly, but the winger couldn’t keep his effort down. But on 15 minutes, the third goal of the game did arrive and it went United’s way as Oure played in KELLY who dropped his shoulder twice to beat two defenders and curled into the far corner. Whilst it was longer than the last, this lead didn’t last too long either as a defensive mix-up saw City through, the initial effort was blocked but eventually the ball was forced in with the clock still only on 23 minutes. After the break United would pile on the pressure in an effort to ﬁnd a winner with substitute Ackroyd being denied multiple times, most notably from a Potts cross into the back post where his header was well saved.

The Blades were denied a third goal in controversial circumstances as Ackroyd went through and slotted in but the referee had pulled play back for a United freekick rather than playing the advantage. Deep into stoppage time, the Blades would be made to rue those aforementioned missed opportunities, in the cruellest of fashion, as City won a game of pinball in the United area to undeservedly snatch all three points.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY UNITEDITES 129 years ago last week (22nd March), a meeting took place on the second floor of 10 Norfolk Row in the centre of the then town of Sheffield, the offices of J.B Wostinholm. Commencing at 7.30pm and, following the record gate receipts for the recent FA Cup Semi Final at Bramall Lane

of in excess of £500, an agreement was passed by the majority of one to form a Football Club to play at the ground from the following season. Then next day, a small advertisement was placed in two local newspapers announcing that the committee of the Shefﬁeld United Cricket Club had

decided to form its own football club and invited professionals to send in their “testimonials and particulars” before 30th March. Taking the name from the cricket club, Shefﬁeld United FC was born. Happy Birthday, Blades.

Blades: S. Kelly, Cantrill (Weaver 65), Boyes, Williams, Belehouan, Neal, J. Kelly, Potts, Oure (Ackroyd 65), Ompreon (Portman 82), Capello. Unused: Foulstone.

UNITED TRIUMPH Shefﬁeld United Walking Football Club have begun 2018 in ﬁne form by winning the Albufeira Cup in Portugal. The 13-team tournament consisting of clubs from across Europe was spread over two days. With the sun shining down, the games were superbly refereed with fully and consistently applied rules, and competition between the players that was determined but with a strong sense of camaraderie and friendship. In the group games, United topped their

section and proceeded into the quarter-finals where they beat Browns WFC 5-2. A close semi-final with Brackley Saints produced a 1-0 win and this then set up a final with the reigning champions Olhanense Strollers. The United players applied all their experience gained from previous successful tournaments and with fine strikes from Andy Norcliffe and Dave Middleton raced into a two goal lead. Olhanense pulled a goal back late in the game but the Blades held out for a deserved 2-1

victory. The team was formed two years ago when Shefﬁeld United Community Foundation began delivery of Walking Football sessions for people aged 45+. It offers people the opportunity to roll back the clock and relive the glory days, but also offers the opportunity for people who have never played football before to come along, socialise and be physically active. For more information contact SUCF on 0114 261 9883.

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Organisers have spoken of the early success of a new health initiative aimed at football fans which is being offered before Sheffield United home games. Sheffield Hallam University and Sheffield United Football Club, working in partnership with Weston Park Cancer Charity and Sheffield United Community Foundation, are delivering the ‘Fan Fit’ scheme before Blades home games, aimed at increasing cancer awareness and improving the health and wellbeing of fans. Looking after these key measures will help prevent cancer, strokes and heart attacks. Supporting the scheme have been Sheffield United directors, vice presidents and players. The new initiative sees 15-minute health checks offered to Blades fans, with those who sign up for the checks given the option of registering for two tests, including body composition, blood pressure, cholesterol or lung function. The scheme is being delivered by Sheffield Hallam University’s sport and exercise scientists and is designed

to look at current health, lifestyle and fitness. They also include advice on changes which can be made to improve someone’s wellness profile. Dave McCarthy, Sheffield United Operations Director said: “We’re extremely proud to be making a difference to our community through the Community Foundation and are committed to improving the wellbeing of fans. “We’re extremely pleased at the response that Fan Fit has had so far. The health and wellbeing of our fans and their families is paramount to Sheffield United Football Club and Sheffield United Community Foundation and thanks to Weston Park Cancer Charity’s generous support, we hope to increase awareness of cancer, speed of diagnosis and treatment. “By 2020, one in two people will be affected by cancer - that’s more than 16,000 people on a matchday at Bramall Lane. So now, possibly more than ever, is the time for us to keep developing and progressing new ways of raising funds and awareness.

“It’s great to see how popular and wellreceived the health checks have been, having taken place at two home games so far. “The scheme will still be available before the Middlesbrough and Millwall home games so I’d urge fans to get involved if they haven’t already.” The ‘SUFC Fan Fit’ will take place in the Community Hall, which is located on John Street and be available before the following home matches: Middlesbrough Tuesday 10th April, 4.15pm-7.15pm Millwall Saturday 14th April, 9.30am-12.30pm

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THOMPSON PRAISE FOR DOGGED OWLS Under-23’s manager Neil Thompson praised his side’s ability to dig in deep and record all three points following their 2-1 triumph over Coventry City at Hillsborough on Monday afternoon.

Wednesday moved back to within a point of the top of the PDL2 North thanks to goals from the returning Fernando Forestieri and Preslav Borukov either side of a Lewis Green leveller for the Sky Blues. Thompson said: “I thought we started great in the ﬁrst half and could have been out of sight, especially in the ﬁrst 30-35 minutes but we

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We controlled the game apart from the last 20 minutes when we looked a bit leggy. But we’ve had two games in quick succession. As well as claiming another important three points, the contest also offered the chance for Forestieri, making his first appearance since August, and Joost van Aken the chance to step-up their first-team comebacks. Pleased with what he saw from the duo and goalkeeper Cameron Dawson, Thompson added: “Fernando is a terrific player and it’s good to see him back out on the pitch for an hour and he was terrific. “But it’s important he gets minutes under the belt for his confidence moving forward and he got his goal as well. “But not just him, Joost and Cammy got 90 mins and that is what the U23’s games are for.”

FERNANDO LOOKS TO THE FUTURE Fernando Forestieri took another stride towards his return from injury on Monday afternoon. The Owls star played an hour for the Development Squad and scored from the spot in the 2-1 win over Coventry. Having missed almost the entirety of the campaign through a knee injury and the resulting rehabilitation, Forestieri shook off some of that frustration today at Hillsborough. Helping Neil Thompson’s side keep ﬁrmly in the PDL2 North title race, Forestieri is looking to the future and said: “I’m really happy to be back to Under-23s, so I work hard to be back soon for the ﬁrst team. “I feel good, it’s normal I need this type of game to give minutes to my legs and for this I play today. “I feel good, the intensity is a little lower than when you play in

the first team, this is normal. “But I am happy because we played well, we won and I scored also to give me more confidence to play. “But I need to work hard to feel much better.” Wednesday have eight games of the 2017/18 season remaining and the 28-year-old would like nothing more than to help the team to a positive finish in some capacity. “I feel sad because I have missed the whole season but now I want to focus on the present and future here in Sheffield,” he added. “I want to play, it’s been six months, I’m happy to be back, I hope I can play some games and for next season, I’m sure the players will give 200%. “We need to give something to the fans because they deserve something important. “I don’t want to create pressure for us. We need to work hard with each other, have a strong changing room and let’s see what will happen. “I love to see this stadium full, it is a big positive about this club and the fans deserve something. “I want to finish this season well and then see the club do something good next season.”

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