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COUNCIL PLEDGES “BIG CONVERSATION” AS PETITION PASSES THRESHOLD Sheffield City Council has today confirmed that the petition submitted last month, calling for a referendum to change the council’s governance arrangements, has reached the required number of signatures of 5% of the electorate to trigger a referendum on the issue. The Council is currently developing options following July’s Full Council meeting where a review was agreed, findings of which are due to be reported on within six months. The review will include input from a cross party group of councillors as well as stakeholders, to help inform the proposals for how a committee system

could work. As the petition has received the required number of signatures, the council has conﬁrmed that a referendum will be held on or before the day of the next local elections, which are scheduled for 7th May 2020. Councillor Julie Dore, Leader of Shefﬁeld City Council, said: “It’s a fantastic achievement that 5% of the electorate have signed this petition and I would like to thank the people who have signed as well as those who have organised the petition. “This is a positive opportunity to improve how the council works and gain a wide range of views from different people, groups

and partners across the city. We want as many people as possible to engage in this debate, and reach as many as possible of the remaining 95% of the people in this city, which is why, as well as looking at governance systems, we want to listen to people about how the council engages and serves the people of Shefﬁeld regardless of which governance system is in place. “We will also be speaking with all of our partners, across the public, private and voluntary sectors, who we work with to make the right decisions, making Shefﬁeld a great place to live, learn, work and enjoy. “We want a big conversation

about how we make the decisions that affect and improve people’s lives. Our cabinet always meets in public, we have held them in the community, on the radio and in local newspapers, to make sure that the people of Shefﬁeld can get involved in the decisions we take. All of the Cabinet’s decisions are open to call in by the council’s Scrutiny Committees. “We always look to improve and know that we can do more, so we want to listen to people’s views about how we can best approach this.” Councillor Terry Fox, Deputy Leader of the Shefﬁeld City Council said: “I will be leading a review which includes the options

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STUDENT ENRICHMENT TAKES CENTRE STAGE

Two Doncaster ﬂagship institutions, Doncaster College and University Centre and Cast, have announced that they are to partner on a radical new approach to enriching the lives of local students in the town. The partnership, which began this month, includes improved student support, the chance to develop employability skills, workplace opportunities, community placements

as well as a greater enrichment programme aimed to reduced anxiety and depression and improve wellbeing. The programme will also provide opportunities for students with special educational needs and English as a second language. Deborah Rees, Cast’s Director comments: ‘As a charity, Cast has a proactive approach to health and life enrichment through the arts. Our work with Doncaster College and

University Centre will be aimed at increased awareness of the arts, overall wellbeing, reduced stress levels and gaining new skills. Through this continued partnership we hope to continue our work in providing a positive and sustainable change in the lives of young people through creativity’ The enrichment programme will also include a range of additional support for Doncaster College and University Centre

staff and students including free tours of the theatre, training, work experience hours, free tickets and opportunities for ﬁrst-hand experience of creative projects at Cast through a volunteering scheme. Kathryn Dixon, Director of Further Education for Doncaster College and University Centre comments: ‘University and college can be a complex transition time for many students and

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have you checked your premium bonds? sheffield makes There are now more than 1.6 million unclaimed Premium Bond prizes worth more than £63 million, according to the latest figures – check now to see if you’ve won some cash you didn’t know about! Since last year, the total value of unclaimed prizes has risen by almost £3 million – and there’s still five unclaimed prizes worth £100,000 each. The increase doesn’t mean that no prizes have been claimed in the past year – an unclaimed prize is defined as one that hasn’t been claimed within 18 months of being won, so more prizes now come under this definition. NS&I, which runs Premium Bonds, has also given MoneySavingExpert.com a breakdown of unclaimed prizes by value across the UK. Check our map below to see how many there are where you live. What are Premium Bonds? Premium Bonds are effectively a savings account you can put money into, where instead of savers earning interest, tax-free prizes are awarded in a monthly prize draw – meaning there’s no guarantee you’ll get any return on your money. Prizes range from £25 to a whopping £1 million. In August 2019, 3,346,095 prizes were won, with a total value of £95,642,500. It’s worth bearing in mind that the nearest thing Premium Bonds have to an interest rate is their annual prize rate, which means ‘on average’ the annual return is 1.4% – but in reality, this is just a vague benchmark and there’s no guarantee you’ll win anything at all. See our Premium Bonds guide for full info. How many prizes are unclaimed? NS&I says it contacts every winner, but sometimes prizes go unclaimed for reasons such as the letter getting lost in the post or address details not being updated. As of August 2019, NS&I says there were a total of 1,647,543 unclaimed Premium Bond prizes, worth a total of £63,062,725. An unclaimed prize is defined as one that hasn’t been claimed within 18 months of being won – so there will be other prizes won more recently that are also waiting to be claimed. How do I check if I’ve an unclaimed prize? There’s no time limit to claims, so you can go back as far as you like. If you think you might have an unclaimed prize, the best way to check depends on what

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Some 145 million old-style £1 coins still haven’t been returned to the Royal Mint, more than 18 months after they went out of circulation – here’s how to make them spendable again. Shops haven’t accepted the old round £1 coins since October 2017, but there are still millions out there which could be lurking in piggybanks or down the back of sofas. The Royal Mint says 24 million of the old coins have been returned over the past year, but as of the end of July 2019, 145 million are still out there. I’ve got an old £1 coin – what should I do? If you think you might have found a rare £1 coin which could be a collector’s item, check with a reputable dealer before you take it to the bank! If you have an old £1 coin, you should still be able to deposit it in your bank account. It’s technically up to individual banks whether they still accept

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THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT FOR DONCASTER UTC AS IT PREPARES FOR OPENING Doncaster UTC will be a distinctive school led by employers to provide an innovative and engaging learning environment and unique learning experience. This will equip young people with the education and qualifications required for future success and will create pathways into university or higher levels of education and to the most significant areas of growth in employment, locally, nationally and internationally.

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Current employers partners include: VolkerRail NHS Doncaster Agemaspark Polypiope Sheffield Hallam University University of Sheffield Frog Unipart Rail Pennie Stone Limited Engie Skanska AMRC (University of Sheffield) Employers have already committed a huge amount of time to developing the curriculum top ensure students at Doncaster UTC develop the employability skills employers are looking for.

CEO, Helen Redford-Hernandez of the Brighter Futures Learning Partnership Trust states: As the CEO of the Brighter Futures Learning Partnership Trust, I would like to extend a very warm welcome to the residents of our region. The Brighter Futures Learning Partnership Trust in Doncaster has been formed to focus on more meaningful collaboration between schools for the benefit of all the children and young people in our local communities. The aims and objectives of the Trust set out very clearly our determination to support and challenge our schools to provide the best possible educational experience by having a creative and aspirational curriculum and the highest quality of leadership, learning and teaching. The formation of this Trust cements the strong relationships we have already forged through the established affiliations with the Teaching School Alliance, Partners in Learning, the Doncaster Research School and the Doncaster University Technical College (DUTC). At the heart of our vision is the desire to create diverse, rich learning experiences and ensure that we use evidence-based practice and deep levels of employer-engagement to raise aspiration, tackle disadvantage and to provide a world-class education. There will be a very clear focus on academic excellence and high-quality pastoral care to ensure that our children and young people are capable, confident and compassionate learners ready to face the economic and social challenges of the 21st Century. The wealth of expertise within our schools, along with high quality governance, will also foster a strong sense of belonging and community across the Trust whilst remaining focused on each child/young person achieving their full potential. We will foster a culture where each member of staff is motivated and supported to provide high quality, innovative teaching along with opportunities for sharing their expertise. Our strong Board of Trustees and local governors are

committed to the vision and values of the Trust, and, have the highest of aspirations. Doncaster University Technical College (UTC) is central to the vision and will provide enormous opportunities to enhance the curriculum offer and give students the right skills to support regional economic growth through the development of its distinctive employer-led curriculum. It is hoped that the employer-educational partnerships will shape an innovative and pioneering curriculum model benefitting those schools in our Trust, as well as the informal educational partnerships within the wider school system. It is intended that the Brighter Futures Learning Partnership Trust will initially include four primary schools, an infant school and a high performing 11-16 secondary school, and that it will be fully operational by September 2019. The Trust will also work in strong partnership with another, successful 11-18 secondary school (Hall Cross) and Doncaster College to support the successful development of the UTC's post-16 provision. The UTC will formally join the Trust in the Spring term of 2020. The Trust will include two outstanding schools; the infant and 11-16 secondary schools are designated as Teaching and National Support schools and are recognised both locally and nationally for the work they lead on as part of Doncaster's Partners in Learning, Teaching School Alliance. Hungerhill School also benefits from a strong ITT programme in partnership with Notre Dame SCITT programme in Sheffield and recruits well from this partnership and strong links with local universities. Our new Principal will therefore have significant access to additional resources, knowledge and leadership expertise beyond those traditionally secured by other UTCs. Being part of the Trust offers a unique advantage: as part of an integrated school system, we can offer a complete range of learning experiences to children throughout their education. It also creates significant central capacity for governance, financial management and compliance, allowing school leaders to focus on the core accountabilities of

teaching and learning and the development of strong partnerships with local businesses and educational establishments. Appointed as the Headteacher of Hungerhill School in 2013, I have had a key role in setting up the new Trust and UTC and will continue to work with the appointed Principal of the UTC ensuring that the pre-opening phase continues to be successful meeting all the pre-opening conditions defined by the Baker Dearing Trust and the DfE. The Trust Project Steering Group has been established for more than two years and the structure of the Trust Governance and Schemes of Delegation reflect the diversity and different contexts of each school. Doncaster UTC, whilst being part of the Trust, will also have its own distinctive curriculum and ethos, benefitting from the already strong and established links and support from Doncaster's Business Community, local Higher Education Partnerships and the Local Authority. In partnership with the CEO, the Principal will lead on the strategic development and direction of Doncaster UTC and be responsible for the development of a 21st century curriculum with a strong STEM and digital design content.Â We will be working with industry partners and educationalists to deliver an exceptional learning experience. We are passionate about developing vocational and technical education to enthuse and engage young people, ensuring they have the skills, knowledge, qualifications and experience to excel at school and in their careers. We also aim to be innovative and adept at designing personalised learning experiences with the skills to work within a strong, inclusive partnership. It is our ambition that the UTC and Trust will become a flagship for other regions and form part of the Doncaster's educational transformation over the next few years. It will provide an excellent platform from which to shape cutting-edge instructional practice supported by outstanding leaders as part of the Teaching School Alliance and Doncaster's Research School. The Trust will bring you a wealth of professional development and support to ensure that both the UTC and Trust are successful.

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Applications for KS5 Post 16 are now open Applications for the highly anticipated Doncaster UTC opened on the 1st September 2019, applications for KS4 have been very strong and we are looking at be oversubscribed. The UTC, which will open in September 2020 and in its first year have capacity for up to 150 students in both Y9 and Y12, is now inviting young people to begin the application process which will be available on the Doncaster UTC website from 1 September. Doncaster UTC will be a distinctive school for 13-19 year olds led by employers to provide an innovative and engaging vocational learning environment and unique learning experience. With a core curriculum based around STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) subjects, the UTC will provide an opportunity for learners to specialise in advanced engineering and creative & digital technologies. Alongside an academic curriculum, students at the UTC will benefit from a wealth of vocational opportunities driven by the involvement of some key employers from across the borough who are playing a crucial role as the UTC strives to provide a workforce for the future and ensure Doncaster’s economic sustainability in key sectors. The UTC will be based in an iconic new learning environment built in Doncaster town centre and will be equipped with industry world class equipment.

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opportunities that will be on offer. The UTC model has demonstrably improved the future employability of students and Garath is excited about the challenge of launching the new project, with the dual aims of developing a readilyemployable base of students with strong vocational skills for local employers, whilst also striving for academic excellence with placements at Oxbridge and other top universities being the ultimate goal for those pupils best suited to the challenge.

The Employer Partners have been working closely with the Trust to ensure the creation of a top class curriculum for the future pupils – and response from parents and prospective students has been overwhelming! Newly-appointed Principal Gareth Rawson has been astonished and delighted by the level of commitment and time local employer partners have already spent working with the Trust, recognising the value of bringing in vocationally-trained students to contribute to their business. The Year 9 intake for September 2020 is already oversubscribed – and applications for admission at Key Stage 5 are rapidly gaining momentum as the residents of Doncaster become aware of the fantastic

“It is an incredibly exciting time for us here at Doncaster UTC, applications are coming in fast and its been really positive speaking to parents and students who are also extremely excited about the opportunities Doncaster UTC will provide for their children. Having a UTC in the town will improve the employability of students. Key to this is the combination of vocational and academic learning that we’ll be able to offer, to bring the real world into the classroom. We’re offering a real opportunity for families and potential students who are looking for something different from their education.”

Doncaster UTC will provide an inspiring environment where young people can develop and reach their full potential. Working collaboratively with major employers, University of Sheffield, and Sheffield Hallam University, Doncaster UTC will produce the next generation of highly skilled engineers and designers to ensure that businesses can continue to thrive and grow in the 21st century. Our students will have the very best support from employers and university partners who will play a pivotal role in the development of real life problem-solving, critical thinking and learning opportunities that prepare students for the world of work.

The UTC will deliver a core curriculum based around STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) subjects, with an opportunity for learners to select units focused towards advanced engineering or digital design if they wish. In years 9-11 learners will access a range of employer projects, work experience and other activities across four defined pathways, rail, digital design, construction and infrastructure and advanced manufacturing. This will give them a good grounding in each of the industry areas and knowledge and experience of the careers and opportunities available to them. In years 12-13 students can still focus on either advanced engineering or digital design units, in addition to the core offer, and will also have an opportunity to further specialise in one of the four industry sectors if they choose. This means that all their contextual learning, work experience and other employer engagement activity including their Extended Project will focus on the particular industry, supported by the specialist cluster of relevant employers. Should a learner decide not to specialise at this stage they will continue to access projects and input across the four sectors for their final two years of learning. The UTC will be part of the Brighter Futures Learning Partnerships Multi Academy Trust (MAT). Being part of this established MAT will provide the UTC with a strong governance structure, a proven track record in school improvement, and access to wider services than a standalone school.

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LEGAL & PUBLIC NOTICES The Licensing Act 2003 (Premises and Club Premises Certificates) Regulations 2005 Notice is hereby given that We: THE ALE CLUB LTD Have made an application under Section 17 Part 3 of the Licensing Act 2003 for the grant of a Premises Licence for the Premises known as 4 BROOKLANDS AVENUE, SHEFFIELD, SOUTH YORKSHIRE S10 4GA We intend to conduct on or from the premises the following licensable activities: Sale by retail of alcohol for consumption ON & OFF the premises: Monday - Sunday 11:30 - 23:00 Interested parties or responsible authorities may make written representations to The Licensing Service, Sheffield City Council, Block C Staniforth Road Depot, Staniforth Road, Sheffield S9 3HD about this application by Thursday 10th October 2019 For information on representations, please see www.sheffield.gov.uk/licensinginforesidents For full details and to view a copy of the application please contact the Licensing Service. Telephone: 0114 2734264 or by e-mail to licensingservice@sheffield.gov.uk It is an offence to knowingly or recklessly make a false statement in connection with an application and the maximum fine for which a person is liable on conviction for this offence is a fine not exceeding £5,000. The Licensing Act 2003 (Premises and Club Premises Certificates) Regulations 2005 Notice is hereby given that We: BEASLEY & PURDY LTD Have made an application under Section 17 Part 3 of the Licensing Act 2003 for the grant of a Premises Licence for the Premises known as THE OXBOW, 103 FURNACE LANE, SHEFFIELD, SOUTH YORKSHIRE S13 9XD We intend to conduct on or from the premises the following licensable activities: Sale by retail of alcohol for consumption ON & OFF the premises: Monday - Thursday 16:00 – 20:30 Friday 15:00 – 21:30 Saturday 12:00 – 21:30 Sunday 12:00 – 20:30 Christmas Eve, Boxing Day & New Year’s Eve 12:00 - 21:30 Interested parties or responsible authorities may make written representations to The Licensing Service, Sheffield City Council, Block C Staniforth Road Depot, Staniforth Road, Sheffield S9 3HD about this application by Monday 14th October 2019 For information on representations, please see www.sheffield.gov.uk/licensinginforesidents For full details and to view a copy of the application please contact the Licensing Service. Telephone: 0114 2734264 or by e-mail to licensingservice@sheffield.gov.uk It is an offence to knowingly or recklessly make a false statement in connection with an application and the maximum fine for which a person is liable on conviction for this offence is a fine not exceeding £5,000. The Licensing Act 2003 (Premises and Club Premises Certificates) Regulations 2005 Notice is hereby given that We: STARLIGHT CONCERTS LIVE LTD Have made an application under Section 17 Part 3 of the Licensing Act 2003 for the grant of a Premises Licence for the Premises known as NORFOLK HERITAGE PARK, GUILDFORD AVENUE, SHEFFIELD, SOUTH YORKSHIRE S2 2PL We intend to conduct on or from the premises the following licensable activities: Sale by retail of alcohol: Friday 17th July 2020 12:00 - 22:00 Saturday 18th July 2020 12:00 - 22:00 Provision of regulated entertainment, namely: Playing of live & recorded music; Performance of dance; Exhibition of films; or anything of a similar nature Friday 17th July 2020 12:00 - 22:00 Saturday 18th July 2020 12:00 - 22:00 Interested parties or responsible authorities may make written representations to The Licensing Service, Sheffield City Council, Block C Staniforth Road Depot, Staniforth Road, Sheffield S9 3HD about this application by Friday 18th October 2019 For information on representations, please see www.sheffield.gov.uk/licensinginforesidents For full details and to view a copy of the application please contact the Licensing Service. Telephone: 0114 2734264 or by e-mail to licensingservice@sheffield.gov.uk It is an offence to knowingly or recklessly make a false statement in connection with an application and the maximum fine for which a person is liable on conviction for this offence is a fine not exceeding £5,000.

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THEY MADE IT DIFFICULT FOR US - WARNE Millers manager Paul Warne reﬂected on his side’s display following a goalless draw at AESSEAL New York Stadium. Rotherham were held by a compact and determined Shrewsbury side, who restricted the hosts to few chances throughout the 90 minutes. “I can’t knock my team’s effort,” said Warne. “Their effort was good, in and out of possession. It’s difﬁcult for us in the respect that Shrewsbury came here today – and

I’m not criticising them for it – they came here to stifle us really and make it really awkward for us. They got men behind the ball and did it really well. “In games like that you need to take your chances. We had a couple of good chances first half and Carlton’s had a good chance second half. I think if you score first in these games, then they have to come at you and it’s a more equal battle. We have to be patient at home because the more frustrated you get,

the more difﬁcult it becomes and the harder it is to make a proper decision on the ball. “We tried getting them to move the ball quicker second half. But Shrewsbury are hard to break down

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MOORE PLEASED WITH FOCUSED ROVERS AGAINST PETERBOROUGH Darren Moore praised his team’s efforts at both ends of the pitch in the 2-0 win over Peterborough United on Saturday. Kieran Sadlier had a hand in both Rovers’ goals, crossing for James Coppinger’s header at the front post and extending the lead just 10 minutes later with a wonderful solo effort. Keeping a clean sheet against the league’s top scorers rounded off an impressive afternoon for Rovers. “We’re pleased with the result, it was a good afternoon’s work against what we

all know is a good team,” Moore said. “Like I said in the week, we were going to have to be at our best to get any kind of result, but I thought the players earned it. They worked extremely hard, took the chances when they came and towards to end, we battled well, put our bodies on the line and made sure we were there to block shots and crosses. If one man was beaten, there was another to back him up - I’m really pleased with how they went about their work. “We didn’t sit back when we got the

second, we wanted another one and another one. I thought we used the ball really well, got into threatening positions and when you keep getting into those positions you will score goals. I was pleased we kept creating chances.” Rovers have put together their best start to a league season for 17 years, but Moore refused to get carried away. “It’s been a solid start to the season, but we keep working. We’re relatively a new team, you’ve only got three or four players on the pitch from last

season, so we’re still working,” he added. “At the moment, the message is clear, and we’re focused on performances. I’ve been clear from day one about that. I’ll leave you to talk about stats - I can only echo what’s going on inside the football club in terms of going forward. “We try to stick to what we’re about, there’s a lot of belief in what we’re trying to do. You’re not seeing anything different in this game to any of the other games, we try to play when it’s time to play and we work hard out of possession.”

“It was a great way for us to respond with a result like that after a defeat during the week, to come back and win 2-0 with a great performance Goalkeeper from the boys means Seny Dieng felt it’s a great three Rovers responded points for us,” he said. to midweek “I go into any game disappointment in with the same perfect fashion as his preparation, I just clean sheet - on his want to play my game ﬁrst league start the right way and I helped seal a 2-0 win feel that’s what I did over Peterborough here, it’s good for me United. to keep a clean sheet Dieng was pleased against a team that to shut out the Posh, are top of the goalwho were the league’s scoring charts at the minute. top-scorers heading “It’s great for the into the game.

whole team too to be able to stop them from scoring, the clean sheet is deﬁnitely down to the team performance here, we’re all very happy that we’ve been able to bounce back quickly.” Dieng is on a season-long loan from Championship outﬁt Queens Park Rangers, and says the London club are keeping a keen eye on his progress during his time in South Yorkshire. “Yyou always have to be prepared to play, you always have to

expect to be called upon, luckily for me my chance came up ahead of this game,” he added. “I’ll carry on doing the same in training to try and maintain the starting position, I just have one focus and that is do the best I can while I’m here. “Queens Park Rangers are watching clips of my games and they’ve also had someone to watch here too, I keep a close relationship with them too and hopefully everything together can help me to improve.”

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the moment, they’re pleased with a point before we kick-off. “We didn’t really get round the outside of them today. We didn’t get a lot from our wingers and they’ve doubled up with a back ﬁve. The crosses came in from my centre-halves so it was difﬁcult. We coaches we’ll have to help the team when we play

someone who are prepared to sit back, and we’ll try and be better to break them down.” After the 6-1 hammering of Bolton and a terriﬁc point away at Sunderland, the Millers boss looked on the bright side of a point and a clean sheet to round off a long week. “I’ve got a few

positives, we had a good point in midweek and today is a point on a hot sunny day,” he added. “We’ve kept a clean-sheet and we were really trying to go for it. Unfortunately, it wasn’t our day. “I thought we limited them to few opportunities. Apart from a counterattack when we

were throwing the kitchen sink at them from a corner. I said to the lads that in a 95-minute game you can’t wait for the last 15 minutes for the impetus. “Massive credit to Shrews with the way they played. They made it difﬁcult for us and they’ll be well pleased with the point.”

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There was unseasonably warm weather across the South Yorkshire region this weekend, and it was also hot on the pitch in the County Senior League, with 19 games taking place on Saturday afternoon. Premier Division Two goals from Enzo Guarini inspired league leaders Swinton Athletic to a 3-0 home win over Oughtibridge WMSC. Justin Greenwood was also on target for the undefeated Swinton. A hat-trick from Ryan Wingrove fired Wombwell Main to a 4-2 away win over Frecheville Davys. The win is Wombwell’s fifth-in-a-row and takes them into second place, just a point off the pace. North Gawber Colliery came into the weekend in third place, but they dropped a place on Saturday after an away 1-1 draw against Hepworth United. It was AFC Penistone Church who leapfrogged North Gawber, after a 2-0 win over Houghton Main at the Memorial Ground. Grimethorpe LLFC’s great start to the season continued, as four goals from Neil Johnson helped them to a 5-4 away win over Stocksbridge Park Steels Reserves. Grimethorpe may have only played five games, but they have won four of them with a goal difference of plus 13 to their name. Burngreave FC got themselves off the mark for the season with a thrilling 4-3 win over last years’ runner’s up. Amgad Mohammed starred for Burngreave, scoring three times. League newcomers Wakefield AFC scored four goals for the second successive home game, as they beat Ecclesfield Red Rose 1915 4-0 at the Dorothy Hyman Stadium. Goals from Matthew Young and Innocent Enos Huly gave Jubilee Sports a 2-1 win over High Green Villa at St George’s Park. Over 35s / Over 45s with A. Royston

The League somewhat shorter this week due to Junior Cup matches and cricket matches playing their final games. Following last week’s 8-3 win Sheffield Academicals were among the goals once again travelling to play Fossils Fc with that man Doran who scored five last week grabbing a double plus one each for Loftus and Kavanagh in the 4-0 win, not bad for a newly promoted team. In Division 1 Thornciffe FC also travelled away to play Scawthorpe Club they to were succesfull winning by 5-3, Staniforth grabbing a hat trick, Doyle and Walford with the others - the Club scored three times through Collinson 2 and Laidow but it was not enough. Denaby United were 2-1 winners at home to Mosborough Trinity with goals from Faruk and Lee. In Division 2 AFC Dronfield and Joker Over 35s shared the points with a 2-2 draw, Bramwell and Muchechetere (Glad I dont have to spell that name every week), McClare and Somerville for Joker. Clowne Wanderers bad run of form continues after they lost at home to East Herringthorpe by 2-1,

Division One The top two in Division One, Wombwell Town and AFC Dronfield met at Wombwell Sporting. The two could not be seperated though, as they played-out a 1-1 draw. Wombwell still lead the way on goal difference, and also have a game in hand. Kiveton Park stretched their unbeaten run to four games with a 2-1 win over Sheffield Union at Norton Playing Fields. Kiveton move into third place after the win. Goals from Samuel Eccles, Perry Jackson and Rene Marsden (2) gave Handsworth Reserves a 4-3 win over Wombwell Main Development and their first win of the season. Harry Sagar scored the only goal at 5ives Soccer as Ardsley Athletico 1-0 against Sheffield Medics. There was a six goal thriller at Manton Athletic Sports Club, where United Worksop drew 3-3 with Denaby Main. Division Two League leaders South Elmsall United Services were once again in fine form as they beat Bank End AFC 5-0 at Frickley Athletic. South Elmsall’s nearest challengers Sheffield FC Reserves fell a 4-3 defeat against Athersley Recreation Reserves at Grange Park. Swinton Athletic Reserves remain three points behind leaders Soth Elmsall, after a 4-0 win over Silkstone United at Silkstone Recreation Ground. A single goal from Andrew Kenworthy gave Houghton Main Reserves a 1-0 win over Burngreave FC Reserves at the M-Tec Stadium. Jubilee Sports Development followed last weeks’ Junior Cup win over Ryhill Seniors with a big 7-1 home win against Thurcroft Miners Institute. Goals from Luke Broadbent, Daniel Duffy, Carl Fleming and Zen Ali Khan gave Frecheville their second league win of the season, a 4-3 home win over Kinsley Boys. Ball with a double for the winners and Carratt for Clowne. Penistone Church drew 2-2 with High Green Vets, Deakin 2 for the Church, Brown and Foggarty for the Vets. Oughtibridge War Memorial lost at home to Hollingwood Old Boys by 4-2, Tomlin scoring a double for Oughtibridge. Woodhouse West End lost 5-0 at home to Dronfield Town. 45s Division 1 HSBC Bank crushed Phoenix FC to the tune of 7 goals to 1 - recent signing Taylor 3 and one each for Hine, Brooks, Mott and Haigh. Mosborough Trinity and Dronfied Town (Black) drew 2-2. Palmer and Scott for Dronfeld. Wickersley Old Village and Fossils Vets also drew 3-3. Dodworth, Brunt and Shelley for Village. 45s Division 2 Just one game Princess Royal beating Dronfield Town (Red) by 6-1. Griffin 3, Pride, Heap and Parkin.

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CHARACTER, SPIRIT AND TOGETHERNESS Character, spirit and togetherness are key components for Garry Monk teams and the Owls boss saw all three on Saturday as his side salvaged a point against Fulham. Wednesday left it late, with substitute Atdhe Nuhiu stooping in stoppage time to head home and cancel out Tom Cairney’s opener. And Monk was delighted by the manner in which his side dug deep to post a point. He said: “We deserved something from the game because we never gave up, we showed

the qualities we will need throughout the season. “We had the character, the spirit and the togetherness and that’s the first thing you need if you are to succeed. “Even at a massive football club like Sheffield Wednesday, you need all these traits. The fans demand it first and foremost and that’s what my teams must have.” More specifically on the Cottagers clash, he added: “We had to get the tactics right today against a very good team and we did that for most of the first half.

“The only time we lost that balance was for the goal and good teams do punish you. So we made some tweaks at half time and they helped us for the second half. “The midﬁelders had to push up more and that left Steven Fletcher less isolated. We were far more on the front foot, and while there was a risk of being more open, we had to push forward. “We did that much better, we kept pushing, we kept probing and we got our just reward at the end.”

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youngsters continued their good start to the campaign on home soil. The decisive moment came on 32 minutes when L’Varn Brandy and Charles Hagan combined down the right and as the low cross went into the box from

Hagan, Elliott Vasalo pounced from close range to score. The Owls are now unbeaten since the opening day with three wins and two draws from their last ﬁve games and face a trip to Hull next weekend (11am).

The Owls Under18s made it back to back wins at the weekend overcoming Crewe 1-0 at Middlewood Road. Fresh off the back of a convincing 4-0 win away at Coventry the previous week, the Wednesday

HUNT SIGNS NEW OWLS CONTRACT Owls midﬁelder Alex Hunt has signed a new contract with the club, penning a deal until 2021. The Under-23s captain said he was delighted after extending his stay with Wednesday having joined the club aged seven. Hunt told swfc.co.uk: “I’m delighted, it’s my boyhood club.

“My dad was buzzing, it was his birthday when I got offered the new contract! It’s a massive thing for me, my younger brother and my family who are all Wednesdayites. “To sign my first professional contract was good but to get a new contract this early is a confidence boost for me to kick on. “I came here at seven and signed my first professional deal when I was 17, it’s about getting near that first team now or going out on loan to develop my career.” Hunt made his Wednesday debut against Sunderland

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BLADES RETURN FROM MERSEYSIDE VICTORIOUS United recorded a first Premier League away win of the campaign after a 2-0 success over Everton at Goodison Park. The Blades produced a defensively sound performance aligned with some clinical finishing in attack to stun the hosts - increasing their away points tally to five for the season. After Yerry Mina put through his own net to hand United the half-time advantage, impressive sub Lys Mousset bagged a superb second to secure a deserved three points for Chris Wilder’s side. Blades manager Wilder made one change to the side with striker Callum Robinson replacing David McGoldrick in attack - the latter missing out with a groin issue. Everton forced the first half chance on six minutes as Richarlison forced his way through two challenges by Chris Basham before shooting high and wide from a tight angle. The hosts had another presentable opportunity on 11 minutes when the ball broke kindly for Morgan Schneiderlin lurking on the edge of

the area, but he dragged his shot wide via a deflection. Skipper Ollie Norwood was then cautioned for a late challenge, as the opening 15 minutes passed without major incident. The home side forced Dean Henderson into his first save on 17 minutes when Lucas Digne took aim from 20 yards, but the Blades stopper parried, and Basham cleared the loose ball. On 21 minutes both George Baldock and Bernard were cautioned following an altercation as the Blades wing back successfully shepherded the ball behind for a goal kick. Henderson was also shown a yellow for getting involved in the aftermath. Three minutes later Jack O’Connell ventured forward on the overlap for the first time but his inviting centre rolled all the way across the six-yard area without a touch. Just before the half hour mark Richarlison aimed an acrobatic effort well wide and Moses Kean smashed a shot well over from 30 yards. With five minutes remaining until the

break United took the lead. After winning a corner down the right, Norwood’s delivery was missed by ‘keeper Jordan Pickford and the advancing O’Connell only for Toffee’s defender YERRY MINA to head into his own net. The Blades faced a nervous wait on the legality of the goal, but following a VAR check, it was rightly given. United made inroads at the start of the second half when a well worked move found O’Connell advanced, his low centre from inside the area was put behind, and Everton cleared the following corner. At the other end, John Egan made a brilliant headed clearance from Gylfi Sigurdsson’s corner, and as Everton turned the ball back in, Henderson blocked a Kean strike from 12 yards. Boss Wilder brought on Mousset for Robinson in attack, whilst also made a tactical switch, sacrificing Norwood in place of the grit of Basham in midfield, allowing ex-Toffee Phil Jagielka to slot into the backline. With 17 minutes

remaining, John Fleck broke clear down the left and stood up a cross to the back post where Basham rose but planted his header wide. United, resolute in defence, then added a second with 12 minutes remaining. The Blades broke from deep with John Lundstram carrying the ball forward before playing a perfectly

weighted pass into the path of MOUSSET who timed his run to perfection before sliding the ball underneath the advancing Pickford from a tight angle. United comfortably held off any potential onslaught from the hosts, as Wilder’s side remained rock solid at the back for the remaining 12 minutes,

and the four added for injury time.

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On the top table were: H.H. Prince Musa’ad bin Khalid bin Musa’ad Al Sa’ud - Chairman Chris Wilder - Manager H.R.H. Prince Abdullah bin Mosa’ad Abdulaziz Al Sa’ud - Owner Stephen Bettis - Chief executive ofﬁcer

of areas, but we’ll never move out.”

Working with Chris Wilder and Stephen Bettis... “I want to be at the club. I want to improve it, and I want to look back in years to come and be proud of it. I want to work with Chris and Stephen. When we look back on the last transfer window in years, I think we’ll be happy with the signings we have made.”

H.R.H. Prince Abdullah bin Mosa’ad Abdulaziz Al Sa’ud on...

Tony Currie... “He is a big part of the club. He will always be treated with respect. I will meet him tomorrow, and for me he will always be part of this club.”

The future of Bramall Lane... “Bramall Lane is a historical stadium. We want to make it better; it can be improved in a lot

Future ownership... “I am not talking to any investors. I don’t want to sell the club; I don’t want to go 50/50 with other partners.”

Women’s team... “I want to make it better. My daughter is a fan of football and wants to spend time with the women’s team. She will look to help drive it forward.”

Global brand... “We have to think globally, must think much bigger than just Sheffield. The better the club, the better Sheffield United can be. We will always have Bramall Lane, but we want to have our fans all over the world.” H.H. Prince Musa’ad bin Khalid bin Musa’ad Al Sa’ud on... His role... “It is my dream job. I am confident we can drive the club forward alongside our manager. We want to grow the brand and remain a

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KEY POINTS FROM THE BLADES FANS FORUM Key members of Shefﬁeld United FC attended A fans’ forum at Bramall Lane on Thursday 19th September Full audio is available via sufc.co.uk, detailed below are some key points from the forum.

Premier League club. For me it is business as usual. I come from a business background; I’ll be driving the strategy forward. I will live in Shefﬁeld and I am very excited about that. There will be a focus on the academy, and improvement of facilities.” Chris Wilder on...

The owners... “I have always been consistent with this. I work for the club, and the owners, we are all custodians and we need to play a part in keeping the club together. My relationship with both Prince Abdullah and Kevin McCabe has always been excellent. They have always been fully supportive, we couldn’t have done it without both owners.”

Next transfer window... “In the summer we signed young, hungry players from The Championship who we thought could play in the Premier League. My conﬁdence in this group is growing with every game. We are always looking to see what we need. We are maybe looking at two to three players coming in January.”

Stephen Bettis on...

Moving forward... “My relationship with Chris is well documented. We are good mates, but we have a professional relationship as well which is seen by the results. It is great not to have the distractions now, and we can move the club forward.”

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WHITBY...................................................................................£12.00 MCARTHUR GLEN & YORK ...............................................£12.00 STRATFORD-UPON-AVON ...................................................£15.00 TRENTHAM GARDENS ......................................................£12.00 OXFORD ................................................................................£12.00 BEVERLEY MARKET ...........................................................£12.00 LIVERPOOL & DOCKS.........................................................£12.00 SPRINGFIELD SHOPPING CENTRE .......................................£12.00 BRIDLINGTON......................................................................£12.00 ORMSKIRK MARKET & SOUTHPORT ..................................£12.00 PICKERING 1940S OUTING...................................................£12.00 BLACKPOOL...........................................................................£12.00 LANCASTER & MORECAMBE ..............................................£12.00 SKIPTON MARKET ................................................................£12.00 BURY MARKET ......................................................................£12.00 SKEGNESS.............................................................................£12.00 HEBDEN BRIDGE & HAWORTH...........................................£12.00 LINCOLN SHOPPER..............................................................£12.00

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WHITBY GOTH ........................................................................£12.00 WHITBY GOTH........................................................................£12.00 CADBURY WORLD (INC TICKET).. ADULT £26.50 CHILD £24.50 BLACKPOOL ILLUMINATIONS (NO DRIVE THROUGH) .......£14.00 BLACKPOOL ILLUMINATIONS (NO DRIVE THROUGH) ......£14.00 BLACKPOOL ILLUMINATIONS (NO DRIVE THROUGH) ......£14.00 MCARTHUR GLEN & YORK ...............................................£12.00 SKIPTON MARKET..................................................................£12.00 LONDON SHOPPER...............................................................£25.00 WHITBY .............................................................................. £12.00 BURY MARKET .......................................................................£12.00 HARROGATE CHRISTMAS FAYRE ........................................£15.00 HARROGATE CHRISTMAS FAYRE ........................................£15.00 MANCHESTER CHRISTMAS MARKETS ..............................£12.00 TRAFFORD CENTRE .............................................................£12.00 CHESTER CHRISTMAS MARKETS .......................................£12.00 YORK CHRISTMAS MARKETS ..............................................£15.00 CHRISTMAS AT BEAMISH (COACH ONLY)...........................£15.00

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COACH HOLIDAYS SEPTEMBER 30 SEPT-4 OCT 30 SEPT-4 OCT 30 SEPT-4 OCT 30 SEPT-4 OCT 30 SEPT-4 OCT 30 SEPT-4 OCT OCTOBER 4 OCT-6 OCT 7 OCT-11 OCT 7 OCT-11 OCT 7 OCT-11 OCT 7 OCT-11 OCT 7 OCT-11 OCT 7 OCT-11 OCT 7 OCT-11 OCT 7 OCT-11 OCT 7 OCT-11 OCT 12 OCT-16 OCT 14 OCT-18 OCT 14 OCT-18 OCT 14 OCT-18 OCT 14 OCT-18 OCT 14 OCT-18 OCT 19 OCT-23 OCT 21 OCT-25 OCT 21 OCT-25 OCT 21 OCT-25 OCT 21 OCT-25 OCT

LLANDUDNO ..............................................................£220 MILL RYTHE HOLIDAY VILLAGE ............................... £215 PAIGNTON...................................................................£216 ST ANNES-ON-SEA....................................................£233 TORQUAY.....................................................................£254 WEYMOUTH ............................................................... £224 BLACKPOOL ...............................................................£159 BLACKPOOL .............................................................. £169 BLACKPOOL ...............................................................£199 BOURNEMOUTH ....................................................... £294 ISLE OF WIGHT .......................................................... £227 LLANDUDNO ..............................................................£238 LLANDUDNO ............................................................. £255 PAIGNTON.................................................................. £245 PERTH .........................................................................£268 WESTON-SUPER-MARE........................................... £226 TORQUAY.....................................................................£219 BLACKPOOL ...............................................................£169 BLACKPOOL .............................................................. £199 EASTBOURNE.............................................................£256 SKEGNESS ..................................................................£242 WEYMOUTH ........................................ OFFER! NOW £226 GRANGEMOUTH........................................................ £329 BLACKPOOL ...............................................................£169 BLACKPOOL ...............................................................£199 EASTBOURNE.............................................................£203 EXMOUTH....................................................................£236

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ISLE OF WIGHT ...........................................................£208 SOUTHPORT ...............................................................£180 WEYMOUTH ................................................................£254 SCARBOROUGH WEEKEND ........................................ £59 COTSWOLDS WEEKEND............................................£116 BLACKPOOL ...............................................................£169 BLACKPOOL ...............................................................£199 TORQUAY.....................................................................£212 BRIDLINGTON ............................................................£167 BLACKPOOL .............................................................. £187 BOGNOR REGIS ......................................................... £239 EASTBOURNE............................................................ £232 GILSLAND SPA .......................................................... £293 LLANDUDNO ............................................................. £234 LLANDUDNO ..............................................................£294 WEYMOUTH ............................................................... £235 HARROGATE .............................................................. £132 EASTBOURNE............................................................ £220 LLANDUDNO ............................................................. £189 INVERNESS.................................................................£354 BLACKPOOL ...............................................................£169 BLACKPOOL ...............................................................£187 BOURNEMOUTH ........................................................£243 BOURNEMOUTH ........................................................£254 FOLKESTONE .............................................................£176 ISLE OF WIGHT ...........................................................£212 LLANDUDNO ..............................................................£260

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PICKERING WAR WEEKEND..............£15 OAPs £14 WHITBY GOTH WEEKEND .................£15 OAPs £14 BLACKPOOL ILLUMINATIONS ............£15 OAPs £14 YORK CHRISTMAS MARKET ..............£13 OAPs £12 LINCOLN CHRISTMAS MARKET .........£16 OAPs £15 LINCOLN CHRISTMAS MARKET .........£16 OAPs £15 MANCHESTER GERMAN CHRISTMAS MARKET ..£14 OAPs £13 BAYTREE GARDEN CENTRE AT CHRISTMAS ..£15 OAPs £14

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5 days £315 2 days £139 4 days £179 4 days £134 5 days £343 5 days £280

DAY & THEATRE TRIPS – (ALL AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES) Sat 5th Oct Bury Market Adults £15 / 60+Child Sun 6th Oct Liverpool & Albert Dock Adults £17.50 / 60+Child £16.50 Fri 11th Oct Pickering at War 1940`s Adults £17 / 60+Child £16 Sun 13th Oct Beamish Living Museum of the North (A) Adults £31 / 60+ £30 / Child £24

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Tues 15th Oct Trafford Centre OR Salford Quays @ Manchester Adults £16 / 60+Child £15 Sat 19th OR Thu 31st Oct Blackpool Illuminations (don’t drive through lights) Adults £17 / 60+Child £16 Sun 20th Oct The Historic City of York Adults £16 / 60+Child £15 Sat 26th Oct Whitby Goth Weekend Adults £17 / 60+Child £16 Wed 6th Nov The National Arboretum OR Litchfield Adults £16 / 60+Child £15 Mon 11th Nov MYSTERY DRIVE (includes 2 course afternoon lunch) Adults £22 / 60+Child £21 Fri 15th Nov Harrogate Christmas Market Adults £16 / 60+Child £15 Sun 17th Nov Llandudno Christmas Fair (A) Adults £22 /60+£21 /Child £20 (C) Coach only / (A) Admission included

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