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FREE SUMMER FUN PLANNED AT CHILDREN’S UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL Shefﬁeld Children’s University are thrilled to announce that the CU Festival of Fun, which features free activities right across the city, is back; bigger

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BEST DRESSED WINDOW COMPETITION LAUNCHES FOR THE UCI ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Doncaster Council is inviting local businesses to celebrate the international cycling event which will be coming to the borough on 27 September. The competition is a fantastic opportunity for local businesses along the route to get involved and showcase their shops in a variety of the UCI rainbow colours and Yorkshire theme. Prizes will also be handed out!

Ros Jones, Mayor of Doncaster, said: “We have had some amazing displays from our local businesses when we have welcomed the Tour de Yorkshire to Doncaster in previous years. The Road World Championships will be a once in a lifetime event for businesses to share in the spectacle and celebration and be seen by a global audience. I can’t wait to see their creative efforts!”

The competition is divided into four categories: • Best Dressed Business Window Thorne • Best Dressed Business Window Lakeside • Best Dressed Business Window along the route • Best Dressed Business Window overall

under 23 race, will start from the Dome and pass through the following villages: • The A18 passing Intake and Wheatley Hills • On towards Edenthorpe and Dunsville • Through Hatﬁeld before heading out to Thorne and passing through Thorne Town Centre to join the A614

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THIS WEEK In the News 10/7/1553 11/7/1962

I asked my wife to rate my listening skills and she said, “You’re an 8 on a scale of 10.” Really don’t understand why she told me to urinate on a skeleton.

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hen I was a kid, my parents would always say, “Excuse my French” after a swear word... I’ll never forget my ﬁrst day at school when the teacher asked did I know any French.

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Lady Jane Grey takes the throne of England. First transatlantic satellite television transmission. The Rolling Stones perform their first ever concert, at the Marquee Club in London. The Live Aid benefit concert takes place in London, and Philadelphia, as well as other venues such as Sydney, and Moscow. French Revolution: citizens of Paris storm the Bastille. The Nintendo Entertainment System, the bestselling game console of its time, is released in Japan. Coronation of Richard II of England.

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Shefﬁeld will cement its place as the home of snooker when former greats of the game take to the baize at the Crucible Theatre next month. The city will play host to the ROKiT World Seniors Snooker as 20 players including Yorkshire’s only-ever world champion Joe Johnson and seven-time winner Stephen Hendry battle out between August 15 and 18. The event will take place at the Crucible Theatre, which has been home to the World Championship since 1977 and will also include dedicated women’s and disability snooker sessions. The draw was made for the 2019 ROKiT Seniors World Snooker Championship at Crucible Corner. Jason Francis, chairman of ROKiT World Seniors Snooker Tour, said: “I think there are certain places in certain sport that become hallowed ground. In football you’ve got Wembley and with snooker it’s always been the Crucible Theatre. “Anyone who has grown up liking the sport, the ultimate place to watch or play snooker is the Crucible. The Seniors Tour is now in its second year so it feels right to bring the championships here.” Jason Francis from World Snooker said: “We have to thank Shefﬁeld Council for showing a vision and for making it happen. It’s important

for our championships to be played there but it’s equally important for us to give the opportunity for the women’s and disability game to play at the Crucible.” Jimmy White and Stephen Hendry will take part in the tournament alongside Yorkshire’s only winner, 1986 champion Joe Johnson. Richard Eyre, Shefﬁeld Council’s head of city centre and major events, said the tournament offered the city the chance to ‘shout’ about its snooker links. He said: “Obviously we have had the World Snooker Championship for many years and have secured it for many more years but we have been saying for some time that we have got to shout about it. “Inwardly we are very proud but we don’t shout about it and this is part of that.”

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YORKS HOUSING TEAM HELPING THE VULNERABLE Yorkshire Housing’s South Home Improvement Agencies (HIA) provide a wide range of services to help some of the most marginalised and vulnerable people in society maintain their independence and security. A packed schedule of work for the Sheffield-based team includes efforts in the fields of domestic violence, gas safety, electrical safety, hospital discharge, core local authority contracts and YH’s internal adaptations. Staff in Sheffield also cover Rotherham and Barnsley and offer support to tenants in the Swarcliffe Estate in Leeds. South HIA and internal adaptations manager Layla Walton explained she and the team are constantly searching for new projects – such as a recent successful bid for £5,000 from the South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner. This will see Yorkshire Housing handypersons fitting crime prevention measures, such as safety locks and security lights, at the homes of elderly and vulnerable people. The South HIA also gained funding from the Campaign for a Smarter Britain to promote smart meter use among the over65s in South and North Yorkshire. Handypersons and needs, advice and support officers will work in partnership with the National Energy Awareness charity spreading awareness of the rollout of smart meters. Judith Preston, South HIA needs, advice and support officer, is coordinating the smart meter project. She said: “Smart meters allow people to monitor the money they spend. People often think their appliances cost more to run than they do. But with a smart meter, they realise they can afford to put the heating on or use the washing machine. It also reduces the risk of an elderly person with limited mobility attempting to get a meter reading from somewhere inaccessible.”

Yorkshire Housing’s South and North HIAs recently teamed up to work with the Independent Domestic Abuse Service (IDAS) in Sheffield, Barnsley and North Yorkshire after successfully winning a bid of approximately £30k. The Rotherham HIA has also been working in partnership with Rotherham Council to deliver this service for more than 10 years. The calibre of help and support offered means the HIA is on course to achieve the Advice Quality Standard benchmark, which will make them the first HIA in the country to do so. It fits in with the HIA’s overall mission promoting the idea that everybody deserves to have a safe place fit to call home. Layla said: “We’re here to help. It’s not a cold, commercial service. We’re certainly not in it for the money. We’re proud to have a very warm, friendly and caring team who have a real passion for the delivery of the social value aspect of the social housing sector. They all go the extra mile every day and will and do drop everything at a moment’s notice to help a vulnerable person.” One example was going on a Friday night with equipment sourced by staff themselves for the home of someone in crisis who did not have anything. Layla said: “It takes a specific kind of caring individual to do that and I feel very proud of the team we have here.” The South HIA also manages the YH internal home adaptions for tenants, coordinating the installation of anything from through floor lifts to grab rails and key safes. The technical officer within the South HIA also supports major works at the Swarcliffe Estate in Leeds, including the installation of stair lifts and wash-dry toilets. And there is a private handyperson service for small DIY jobs that older or disabled people might not be able to do or those who may not be eligible for the core council-funded service.

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are feeling unsafe or uncomfortable. This might be whilst on a date or if they are getting unwanted attention. It’s at this point bar staff take the right action because they are trained at participating ‘Ask for Angela’ venues on how best to offer the right kind of help. This might involve taking someone aside to speak in conﬁdence, calling someone a taxi, contacting

friends or family, asking the person causing distress to leave the venue, or calling the Police. All pubs, clubs and bars are encouraged to take part and Shefﬁeld Drug and Alcohol/ Domestic Abuse Coordination Team (DACT) has recently run the third Ask for Angela training sessions to licensed premises, in conjunction with Shefﬁeld Rape and Sexual

Abuse Centre (SRASAC) and a result the number of bars and clubs pledging their support for the scheme has risen from 35 to 43. Alison Higgins, Domestic Abuse Strategic Manager at Shefﬁeld City Council, said: “This is about keeping people safe discreetly and getting them out of a difﬁcult situation quickly. This is particularly important with the rise of internet dating and dating apps. If something doesn’t feel right we encourage people to go to the bar and get the sup-

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‘Ask for Angela’ policy and procedure and are provided with posters and window stickers that tells customers that the scheme operates in their venue. The ‘Ask for Angela’ film is available on YouTube by searching ‘ask for angela sheffield’. The list of participating ‘Ask for Angela’ venues is at www. Sheffieldbestbarnone.com and venues who would like to join the scheme should email BBN@sheffield.gov.uk

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The hugely popular David Bowie tribute band, The Bowie Contingent, have announced that they will play a Tramlines fringe gig on 19 July, 2019 to raise funds for Hunter’s Bar Infant School #GoGoGreen project. The #GoGoGreen project, which includes pioneering research into playground air quality by The University of Sheffield’s BREATHE project, aims to build a barrier of plants and shrubs around the school; filtering pollution from passing traffic. Money raised through ticket and bar sales for the gig, which is being hosted by High Storrs Secondary school, will help pay for the plants and materials needed for the project. The project aims to use plants and planting configurations designed by the University and industry specialists to build a green barrier that will wrap around the playground of Hunter’s Bar Infant School at the busy intersection of Sharrow Vale and Junction Road.

Jason Richford, lead singer of the Bowie Contingent, said: ”We love Tramlines weekend and it’s a thrill to play this fringe event to raise money for the #GoGoGreen project. Tramlines weekend is all about loving music, celebrating Sheffield and showcasing talent. It’s our privilege to share a stage with Belle de Jour, an exciting young band with plans to release their first recording this year. And the fact that we can raise money for such a worthy cause, which will not only improve the air quality at Hunter’s Bar Infant School, but feeds into a much bigger ambition to support other innercity schools to do the same, well... that’s just the icing on the Yorkshire Pud.” Doors open at 7.30pm, Friday 19 July at the 400 capacity High Storrs School Main Hall. The good folk of Sheffield can expect a fully licensed bar and pizza from the Nether Edge Pizza Company, an eclectic mix of Bowie classics, poetry readings

from celebrated poet and author, Rachel Bower and the newest, freshest sounds from musicians in residence; Belle de Jour. And that’s not all, lucky gig-goers could leave the venue with top-notch prizes following raffle donations from local eateries, bars, retailers and none-other than Sheffield music legend Richard Hawley, in support of the school’s drive to #GoGoGreen. Hunter’s Bar Infant School’s ambitious plans to improve the health and wellbeing of their 270 pupils, staff and families don’t stop on their doorstep. The partnership between the school, the University and the many businesses that have come forward to support this project, is the first step on what is hoped to be a city-wide intervention to improve playground air quality. The research findings and blue print of the full project will be shared with other inner-city schools with the aim of sparking similar schemes across the city.

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BROTHER OF LATE TRAMLINES FESTIVAL DIRECTOR, SARAH NULTY TO RELEASE TRIBUTE SINGLE The track will be unveiled in a special performance at Tramlines 2019 as Sarah’s family and the festival continue to honour her memory. Tramlines Festival, which takes place at Hillsborough Park from Friday 19th – Sunday 21st July, is continuing to pay tribute to the late Festival Director, Sarah Nulty who passed away just over a year ago. Following last week’s announcement that the main stage will now be known as ‘Nulty’s Main Stage’, Tramlines has announced that Sarah’s brother, James Voisey aka Jaarvo will perform a version of ‘Laura’ by British

singer-songwriter, Bat for Lashes on Saturday night from Nulty’s Main Stage. James has also made a recording of this track that is available now to buy and stream on all major platforms including Spotify and iTunes with proceeds going to Cavendish Cancer Care and Weston Park Cancer Charity. ‘Laura’ was a track that meant a lot to Sarah and her brother James, who ﬁrst performed the song at Sarah’s funeral. Since then he has recorded his own upbeat version in Shefﬁeld with George Moran and Chris Wilkinson of Fox Den Studios in Kelham Island with Ed Cosens of Reverend and The Makers, and

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Sheffield-based charities. Sarah, who was director at Tramlines from 2013 – 2018, was a well-loved, galvanising force in Sheffield and as such, her death at the age of just 36, provoked a huge response with festival fans and industry alike. Since her passing, Sarah has posthumously received several awards. These include the Outstanding Contribution Award at the AIF Awards, the Outstanding Contribution to Festivals Award at the UK Festival Awards, and a Civic Award from the Lord Mayor of Sheffield, Magid Magid (now MEP). A memorial plaque

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CRITICAL MILESTONE FOR £40M PARKWOOD SPRINGS LEISURE DESTINATION Plans to create an internationally-recognised sport and leisure destination at Parkwood Springs are one step closer with proposals to agree a lease for preferred developer Extreme Destinations Ltd to fulﬁl its ambitions for the project going before the Council’s Cabinet this week. Shefﬁeld City Council has announced its intention to sign an agreement for lease for the 21-hect-

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entire scheme is complete that could eventually top £60million, more than 400 new jobs and a million new visitors to the city each year. The agreement for a 150-year lease will set speciﬁc terms for the redevelopment between the Council and Extreme, driving early progress on critical activities including submitting a full planning application. If the timescales are met, work could begin on the

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level he wants to be. “He’s done extremely well during his time with us and it was great to have him in Portugal. It wasn’t about him coming and being on trial because we knew about his abilities. Taking him with us was basically getting to know him and what he’s about, what makes him tick and how he integrates with the players. Trips like what we have been on are invaluable for that.” The 26-year-old, capped by England at various age groups right through to U21 level, made his senior debut for the Red Devils in the League Cup in October 2010, having turned professional on his 17th birthday. Morrison starred at Old Trafford in the FA Youth Cup ﬁnal against the Blades, scoring twice in the second leg before gaining more ﬁrst-team experience in cup competitions under Six Alex Ferguson. In January 2012, Morrison joined West Ham for an undisclosed fee, scoring three times in 18 appearances during his time at Upton Park, which also saw him loaned to Birmingham City, QPR and

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This week, I’ve noted some possible movement on the so-called canal zander problem which may be encouraging. Personally, I like zander, considering them a fine species to target on light lure gear and much fun whenever I get chance; the biggest issue I have with zander is actually finding them! As a non-native species, the law states that they cannot be returned, but this is clouded by the CRT guidance that they can be returned if ‘established’ (define established!) or placed in a closed water with appropriate accreditation where there is no chance of spreading. But why? Allegedly introduced into the canal system sometime in the early 1970’s the zander has established a limited population and in that time, the species has found an increasing popularity with predator anglers who consider them fine sport and worthy adversaries. Believed by some to upset the natural ecosystem of the canal, they have been persecuted ever since, not least by the Canal and River Trust who seize upon evidence of captures to go and electro-fish the canal in search of them. Once found and removed, they are either euthanised, or sold into the food chain for consumption at some of the finest restaurants. But does this solve the ‘problem’ or is there another side to it? If I told you that it has been alleged that some of those in positions of authority within CRT have links to the contractors who electro-fish and sell on the zander for profit, would you be surprised? It’s a story I’ve heard many times and having submitted freedom of information requests to clarify it, a purposeful smokescreen of misinformation from CRT makes me wonder if there may indeed be some truth in it. I’ve also asked exactly who makes the decision to electrofish any affected stretch; is it the controlling club? The CRT? Natural England? The Environment Agency? I’ve still not had a definitive answer to that one either, with all parties keen to shift the blame on to the others… I am assured that clubs know little about impending removal of zander though, often receiving less than seven days’ notice of the arrival of contractors, who then proceed

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The former Sheffield United manager has left Sheffield Wednesday, as the former Sunderland manager is set to take over Newcastle United. It seems as though the former Birmingham City and Aston Villa manager doesn’t care much for footballing loyalty. After chairman Dejphon Chansiri allowed Bruce to delay his arrival at The Owls for some personal time with his family, it seems like Bruce has betrayed his trust and left the club in the lurch. With only a few weeks to go until the new season, Wednesday will now be looking for a new manager to take over quickly so preparations do not stall before they have started. Chris Hughton is current fans favourite having led both Brighton and Newcastle to promotion out of the Championship. This saga will probably take time to be resolved as Chansiri will still be looking for compensation for Bruce and his backroom staff. With rumours of a disagreement over compensation forcing the resignation there could be lengthy court proceedings. This wouldn’t be the first time this happened to Bruce as he had to delay taking over Birmingham City after leaving Crystal Palace in similar circumstances. With Newcastle fans also not happy about his potential appointment this could turn out to be a disastrous move for Bruce and Co.

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