DONCASTER COUNTS DOWN TO ARMED FORCES DAY
veterans. The parade includes representation of all the combined Armed Forces - Royal Navy, British Army and Royal Airforce, there will also be Mounted Police from South Yorkshire Mounted Section and a Jackal military vehicle including crew from the 3rd Battalion Rifles Regiment.
The parade will travel along St Sepulchre Gate, High Street, Hall Gate, South Parade and end, for the first time, at Elmfield Park with celebrations
taking place there throughout the day.
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Richard Hill CBE MA FCILT FRAeS will take the salute from the dais as part of the saluting party before dismissing the parading troops, Colonel Toby Till MBE will also be in attendance as part of the saluting party representing the Coldstream Guards. There will be a vibrant atmosphere in Elmfield park with lots of activities, stalls, vendors, entertainment including
a performance by the Band of the Coldstream Guards, 1940’s themed vocalist Miss Marina Mae, Minden House Buglers and much more. There’s chance to meet your local Armed Forces and an opportunity for all to share memories with veterans. And at 16.28pm, a Battle of Britain Spitfire will be doing a flypast over the park at as part of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flights!
The Armed Forces Day event will take place from 11am to 6pm.
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ROCk N ROll CIRCUS TO PRESENT ShEFFIElD’S ICONIC GATECRAShER FOR A Cl ASSIC All-DAYER
The global clubbing brand Gatecrasher made famous by legendary dance music events in Sheffield in the 1990s will return to its spiritual home for a one off special day of iconic classic dance music at this year’s Rock N Roll Circus at Don Valley Bowl.
From humble beginnings to a world-conquering global club brand, Gatecrasher has continued to push boundaries and dominate dance music since 1993 and is set to join forces with Rock N Roll Circus for an epic ‘Gatecrasher Classical’ all day party on Sunday 3rd September.
Building on previous classical events, plans for this one off all-day party will see legendary Gatecrasher DJs performing alongside a full orchestra, featuring some of the most iconic dance tracks as you’ve never heard them before. What started off as an ad-hoc club night became a brand so big it spawned 26 albums, played sold out venues around the world and hosted a millennium party that saw 25,000 ravers descend on Sheffield to welcome in the noughties.
Speaking ahead of today’s announcement,
a spokesperson for Rock N Roll Circus added:
“Gatecrasher was at the zenith of clubbing culture in this country for so many years and we’re proud to be able to bring it back for this one-off, all-day spectacular in its spiritual home of Sheffield. The millennium party it hosted 23 years ago is the stuff of legend, and we couldn’t think of a better way to conclude our first Rock N Roll Circus in the city with an all-out Gatecrasher party featuring all of the DJs that helped propel its brand onto the international stage.”
Gatecrasher put up Tensile
one, the world’s largest portable structure of its kind at the time – where people bagged tickets to dance to DJ sets from the likes of The Chemical Brothers, Sasha, Judge Jules, Paul Van Dyk and Tall Paul.
Rock N Roll Circus combines the best in musical talent with the weird and wonderful world of the circus. Alongside the music, guests will also be entertained by breathtaking performances from resident aerialists, stilt walkers, fortune tellers and much more. There will also be a distinct family friendly element to
this event complete with circus workshops, family activities and fun for the kids - details of which will all be announced soon.
Rock N Roll Circus 2023 is scheduled to take place at the Don Valley Bowl across three days from the 1st to the 3rd of September.
Day one will see Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds headline the big top, alongside Happy Mondays, The Cribs, The Joy Formidable and Somebody’s Child. Day two will be headlined by Yorkshire’s finest Self Esteem, with Confidence Man, Bimini, Arctic Numpties, and many more
also taking to the stage and the Sunday will close with a bang featuring Gatecrasher DJs and Gatecrasher Classical. The full DJ line up will be announced soon. This is an all-day event starting at 2 pm and closing at 10:30 pm.
Early bird tickets for Gatecrasher at Rock N Roll Circus will go on sale this Friday 9th June from 10am priced at £30.00 plus booking fees.
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15/6/1667 The first human blood transfusion is administered by Dr. Jean-Baptiste Denys.
16/6/1586 Mary, Queen of Scots, recognizes Philip II of Spain as her heir and successor.
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20/6/1837 Queen Victoria succeeds to the British throne.
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1. Which British politician is known as ‘BoJo’?
2. Which English entertainer holds the record for winning the most BRIT Awards - having won 13 as a solo artist and five with a band?
3. Which Scottish cities would be first in a list alphabetically?
4. Chris Moyles presented which BBC Radio One show for eight years between 2004 and 2012?
5. The cartoon character Bart Simpson is usually seen in a t-shirt of which colour?
6. How many Dalmatian dogs featured in the 1961 animated film?
7. Alopecia is a term for the loss of which protein filament which grows from the human head?
8. Which girl’s name originated in the Latin word for Olive tree?
9. Which is the largest country which is entirely in the Earth’s southern hemisphere?
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The UK is set for a continued heatwave this week with Storm Oscar set to see temperatures soaring up to 30 degrees. But while enjoying the sunshine during the day is a dream for many of us in the UK, sleeping in the heat can be a nightmare. With this in mind, experts have collated their valuable tips to help alleviate the discomfort of sleeping in the heat this year.
Eight tips for sleeping in hot weather
Use hot water bottles to lower your core temperature
Using a hot water bottle might sound like a strange way to combat heat, but James the Sleep
Geek recommends raising your core temperature slightly by placing a lukewarm hot water bottle on your feet thirty minutes before bed; that way, when you go to sleep your core temperature will drop.
Use separate covers from your sleeping partner
Use different covers if you are sleeping with a partner; although it might still be tempting
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for some to snuggle up to your significant other, their body heat will only transfer to you, so use separate covers and if you can and swap out your duvet for a thin cotton sheet.
Avoid daytime naps
Hot weather can make us sleepy; as tempting as it is to have a daytime nap in the glorious sunshine, don’t. Multiple sources, such as weather presenter Abbie Dewhurst and Doctor Azmain, recommend saving your precious sleep for night time by staying in your normal routine.
Put your feet in a bowl of lukewarm water
Much like a lukewarm hot water bottle, putting your feet in a bowl of tepid water offers a longerlasting cooling process. It also avoids the shock of using ice-cold water, which can jar you awake and make it harder to get to sleep.
Open your loft hatch
Heat rises, meaning it will be hotter if your bedroom is on the top floor. According to experts, opening your loft
hatch is one way to get rid of the accumulated hot air by allowing it to escape somewhere else.
Use Aloe Vera Meteorologist Jodi Kodesh states that using Aloe Vera before bed can be even better than taking a cold shower because it absorbs into the body four times quicker than water. Apply it to your skin just before bed for a cooling effect.
Shut out the sunlight
One of the main things to help alleviate the comfort of a hot night’s sleep is to keep your house cool during the day. To do this, ensure you are shutting out the sunlight, particularly in your bedroom, by keeping blinds and curtains closed.
Swap your sheets
Lastly, why not replace your sheets and pillowcases with ones made from natural materials such as linen, bamboo and cotton. Not only are they soft and breathable - perfect for the summer heat - they also draw away moisture more effectively.
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South Yorkshire’s Mayor and the Leader of Sheffield City Council have welcomed the announcement of the new Sheffield Policy Campus. The plan to create a major policy campus in Sheffield forms part of the wider work by the Civil Service to de-centralise policy and decision-making out of Whitehall. Sheffield is already a leading location for policy making, and Yorkshire is home to one of the largest numbers of Civil Servants outside of London. South Yorkshire’s Mayor Oliver Coppard said: “Sheffield has been the hidden home of the Civil Service for years, so today’s
announcement is both welcome recognition and a significant opportunity to build on our very real leadership in UK policy making. That new Policy Campus will not just offer thought leadership now, but a very real talent pipeline focussed on the policy profession right here in our region. That will mean policy apprenticeships, piloting of a regional Fast Stream programme and highquality learning across the board. This is a huge opportunity to help break down barriers between Whitehall and local and regional government and
With Child Safety Week just around the corner, NICEIC – the UK’s leading body for certified electrical businesses – is reminding parents about the importance of having sufficient measures in place to ensure electrical safety in the home for the whole family, and this year’s theme is ‘Safety Made Simple’. ‘Safety Made Simple’ provides parents with the simple changes they can make to stop the scariest of accidents happening within the home. Offering easy solutions that can fit into busy routines, the theme acknowledges the dangers that youngsters face both inside and outside of the home. In support, NICEIC says that there will be a proportion of the nation’s families who are unaware of the electrical dangers that can exist around the home; whilst for others, they may be aware but too busy to keep up with simple maintenance and vital periodic checks. Paul Collins, Technical Director at NICEIC, has provided some simple advice for families to stay safe within the home.
help us work together for the benefit of everyone across the UK. Step by step, ‘stay near and go far’ is becoming a reality in South Yorkshire.”
Councillor Tom Hunt said “The new Policy Campus is a fantastic opportunity for policy making in the UK. I look forward to the Civil Service working alongside the council, local business, and communities to make better decisions.
Paul says: “It’s no secret that electrical devices such as tablets and video games are becoming the chosen choice of entertainment for many children. As a result, many tech-savvy kids are unknowingly leaving themselves open to serious electrical dangers. Should devices such as these be handled incorrectly, especially by children, the consequences are frightening. That’s why we want to encourage parents
to take on some simple checks and measures in order to safeguard their family in and around the home. All of these devices need to be plugged in at some point in the home and parents should not overlook the potential risks surrounding these. It’s vital that the socket-outlet is not overloaded, as this can increase the risk of a fire in the home. Other simple precautions that parents can take include keeping electrical cords out of reach, checking cables for damage, keeping appliances off when not in use and never leaving younger children unattended when using a device still connected to the mains. The charity Electrical Safety First has also done some fantastic work around highlighting the sale of dangerous goods via online marketplaces. We support in their message and urge parents to shop safely online and only buy goods from reputable retailers.” With summer just around the corner, parents must not overlook the potential hazards playing in the garden may bring. The garden poses particular electrical safety risks due to the added potential for water and electricity to mix – especially with children dipping in and out of paddling pools. Paul continues: “When using electrical equipment outside, it’s important to make sure all electrical appliances are using a residual current device (RCD). An RCD is a safety device that automatically turns off electricity if a fault has been discovered. Another important tip
that may be surprising to parents is to not rely on plastic plug in socket covers. Regular sockets, that comply with British safety standards, have a built-in protection mechanism already and socket covers will not prevent electric shock if the installation is not safe.”
Crucially, NICEIC recommends that any electrical work in the home should be conducted by a certified business, such as those listed with the NICEIC, as even the seemingly simplest of jobs can be incredibly dangerous if not installed properly. Discussing the importance of child safety at home, Rory Carroll from the UK’s leading charity Electrical Safety First comments: “In the UK, online marketplaces such as Facebook Marketplace, eBay and Wish are not obliged to obey by the same laws as traditional retailers. So large numbers of dangerous electrical products are being sold to unknowing customers. As these possibly contain sub-standard or noncompliant parts, they can pose a serious risk of fire or electric shock. We want to ensure everyone stays safe within the home and urge you to only purchase from reputable retailers. If you are unsure about any areas of electrical safety inside or outside, we have various resources available on our Safety Around the Home hub and more information is available at www. electricalsafetyfirst.org. uk.”
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Waiting times at A&E will be longer over the Junior Doctors’ strike days (from 7am Wednesday 14th June and finishing 7am Saturday 17th June).
Sheffield Hospitals are reminding people not to use A&E unless it is an emergency. This week this is even more important than usual due to the Junior Doctors’ strike. It will mean longer waits due to having fewer doctors available. The Trust said they will prioritise the most urgent patients so you will be seen much quicker using alternatives for minor injuries and illnesses.
Opening times for
alternatives, advice on when it is appropriate to attend A&E and directions can be found at sheffieldurgentcare.co.uk Regrettably they are also having to postpone some outpatient appointments and procedures and patients will be contacted directly if their appointment is affected. The hospitals state tehy will work as quickly as possible to re-arrange any postponed care. Please also make sure you have any medications you may need ahead of next Wednesday to prevent you needing emergency care.
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Friends since they were neighbours in the sixties Dave Kelly & Bob Hall have had illustrious careers in the British Blues Scene and have won many awards for their artistry. Dave Kelly, singer, guitarist and songwriter, is a founder member of The Blues Band (which has recently celebrated its 40th anniversary). Dave cut his teeth in the backing bands of Howlin’ Wolf and John Lee Hooker, and has played with Buddy Guy, Son House & Muddy Waters. The Blues Band have released around twenty albums, and Dave has fifteen more either solo or with his own Dave Kelly Band Bob Hall, singer, pianist and songwriter, is a founder member of The Groundhogs and Savoy Brown. Bob has also accompanied Howlin’ Wolf and John Lee Hooker and a host of blues stars including Little Walter, Lightnin’ Slim and Homesick James. Bob has played on well over a hundred albums, including four solo piano albums and dozens more as band leader or co-leader. Down the years Dave and Bob have had a number of critically acclaimed joint projects, have played in each other’s bands and on each other’s records. With such a pedigree it seemed natural to get together a show to exploit their joint talents. Complimenting the duo is Hilary Blythe on bass, an emotive singer of classic blues and Bob’s partner off-stage. Hilary’s rock-solid bass has been part of the A-Team, accompanying Lil’ Jimmy Reed on his UK and international tours.
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Friends since they were neighbours in the sixties Dave Kelly & Bob Hall have had illustrious careers in the British Blues Scene and have won many awards for their artistry. Dave Kelly, singer, guitarist and songwriter, is a founder member of The Blues Band (which has recently celebrated its 40th anniversary). Dave cut his teeth in the backing bands of Howlin’ Wolf and John Lee Hooker, and has played with Buddy Guy, Son House & Muddy Waters. The Blues Band have released around twenty albums, and Dave has fifteen more either solo or with his own Dave Kelly Band Bob Hall, singer, pianist and songwriter, is a founder member of The Groundhogs and Savoy Brown. Bob has also accompanied Howlin’ Wolf and John Lee Hooker and a host of blues stars including Little Walter, Lightnin’ Slim and Homesick James. Bob has played on well over a hundred albums, including four solo piano albums and dozens more as band leader or co-leader. Down the years Dave and Bob have had a number of critically acclaimed joint projects, have played in each other’s bands and on each other’s records. With such a pedigree it seemed natural to get together a show to exploit their joint talents. Complimenting the duo is Hilary Blythe on bass, an emotive singer of classic blues and Bob’s partner off-stage. Hilary’s rock-solid bass has been part of the A-Team, accompanying Lil’ Jimmy Reed on his UK and international tours.
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ILLEGAL EAGLES FLY IN TO SHEFFIELD MINNIE’S FEST rETurNS TO STANNINGTON IN SuppOrT OF ST LukE’S HOSpICE
Celebrating over 50 years since the formation of the legendary West Coast Country Rock band The Eagles in 1971, The Illegal Eagles make a welcome return to Sheffield City Hall with a brand new production, promising more of their trademark musical prowess, acute attention to detail and incredible showmanship on Friday, 14 July 2023. Tickets for the show are on sale now via www.sheffieldcityhall. co.uk.
This critically acclaimed show features the very best from the Eagles’ catalogue of classics
including ’Hotel California’, ‘Desperado’, ‘Take It Easy’, ‘New Kid In Town’, ‘Life In The Fast Lane’ and many more… The latest all-star line-up of the show, produced as ever by Phil Aldridge, features Tony Kiley (formerly from 80’s sensation The Blow Monkeys) on drums, Trevor Newnham (Dr Hook) vocals and bass, Greg Webb vocals and guitars, Mike Baker vocals, guitars and keys and Garreth Hicklin vocals, guitars and keys. Garreth, Greg, Trevor and Mike effortlessly capture the vocal style and delivery of Henley, Walsh, Fry, Schmidt
and Meisner and are all masters of their respective instruments.
Extremely tight harmonies & an acute attention to detail are synonymous with The Illegal Eagles, now in their 24th year on the road. Following a number of critically acclaimed UK & European Tours, The Illegal Eagles have established themselves not only as the ultimate celebration of The Eagles, but as one of the foremost authentic and talented shows in the world. Tickets for the show are on sale now via www. sheffieldcityhall.co.uk.
Some of Sheffield’s most popular bands and singers will be taking to the stage in Stannington this July as Minnie’s Fest returns. The popular annual music festival will run from 2.30pm on Saturday July 1 at Stannington pub The Rose and Crown, known locally as Minnie’s. Among the acts taking to the stage will be Mam Tour, Burnt Stone, 49nrs, Gigantics, Bus Pass Buskers, Mark & Pete, The Poultons and RYB.
And this year, all the proceeds will be going towards patient care at St Luke’s Hospice.
“It’s free to join us but the aim is to raise as much money as possible so there will be a collection and a big raffle
with some great prizes,” said organiser Mick Mosley.
“We’ve chosen St Luke’s because we know people who have been supported by the hospice recently so it’s the right
thing to do.
“We have a stage set up outdoors but if it rains we simply moves indoors so there’s no reason for people not to have a great time.”
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BLADES ANNOUNCE NEW SEASON SQUAD RESTRUCTURING
United have confirmed full details of the retained list that has been submitted to the relevant authorities following the conclusion of the 2022/23 campaign.
Boyhood Blade Billy Sharp, along with double promotion winning duo Jack O’Connell and Enda Stevens, head the list of those who will
leave the club this summer, with plans currently being held behind the scenes to give the trio the send offs they deserve from S2, having written themselves into the history of the club with their exploits on the field in red and white.
Re-signed by Nigel Adkins in the summer of 2015, Sharp has enjoyed some stunning
times during his third spell at the Lane.
Appointed captain by Chris Wilder, the now 37-year-old scored 30 goals in the recordbreaking League One title success, before netting a further 24 times as the Blades secured a remarkable return to the Premier League in 2018/19.
In the top-flight, Sharp netted the first goal of
the campaign in the draw at Bournemouth and the final goal before lockdown struck in a home victory over Norwich City. Last term, the popular skipper made 45 appearances in all competitions, netting three goals.
O’Connell was signed for an undisclosed fee by Wilder from Brentford and despite
CALLUm PATERSON ExTENDS OWLS CONTRACT
Callum Paterson has put pen to paper on a new contract with the Owls.
The Scot featured 38 times for Wednesday last season, scoring eight goals as we gained promotion to the Championship via the play-offs.
A popular figure at Hillsborough, Paterson joined the Owls in September 2020 and has racked up 128 appearances in S6 so far.
The 28-year-old told
swfc.co.uk: “I’m really happy to be staying with Wednesday!
“I’ve really enjoyed my time with the club so far, last season in particular was really special, and I wanted that journey to continue. It was an easy decision.
“The fans have been amazing with me since I first walked through the door and I love playing in front of them every week, it’s such a big club and I just want to work hard for them
every time I wear the shirt.
“I can’t thank them enough for their support, the sight of them at Wembley and against Peterborough in the second leg are moments I will never forget!
“The bond in that
dressing room between the gaffer, staff and players is immense too, and that was shown in the season we’ve just had. It’s important we keep that togetherness and momentum in the new season and continue to improve.”
not featuring since September 2020 owing to a serious knee injury, the defender has remained a fans’ favourite and has received a glowing reference from current boss Paul Heckingbottom for his contribution off the field during his tenure as manager.
Like Sharp, O’Connell was part of both the League One
and subsequent Championship winning promotion squads of 2016/17 and 2018/19 respectively, making a total of 177 appearances in all competitions as a Blade, netting nine goals, including the promotion clincher in front of the Kop against Ipswich Town in April 2019.
Finally, Stevens leaves S2 with a lasting
legacy too, having also been signed by Wilder in May 2017 on a free transfer from Portsmouth. The Republic of Ireland international scored four crucial goals during the promotion run-in in 2018/19 and clocked up 40 appearances in the Premier League in the following season. The 32-year-old exits having amassed over
200 outings in red and white, including 13 last season.
Looking ahead to next term, the club has exercised options to retain the services of Oliver Norwood, Oliver McBurnie, Wes Foderingham and Ismaila Coulibaly, with talks ongoing regarding new deals with John Fleck, Jack Robinson and Ben Osborn.
IRONSIDE ExCITED By ROVERS PROjECT
New signing Joe Ironside is excited by the project Grant McCann is building at Rovers.
The striker agreed a three-year contract to become McCann’s sixth signing of the summer and said he was sold on the vision the manager laid out for the coming campaigns.
“It was one of the main reasons why I wanted to come to Doncaster,” the 29-year-old said.
“What the gaffer had to
say and with what he’s building, it’s great to be part of something like that.
“I saw that Richard Wood had signed and he’s someone I’ve played against quite a few times and had some great battles with. It’s a statement of intent and Grant is putting together a great squad and hopefully we’re going to be at the right end of the table.
“His teams score a lot of goals so hopefully I
can get on the end of chances and score a lot of them myself.
“I’ve had a few good years behind me now and I’ve got a lot more experience under my belt. I’m ready to get the bit between my teeth and get going.
“League Two is always a tough league and anyone can get promoted, as you’ve seen in recent years. It’s going to be tough but we’ve got to prepare ourselves best
to make sure we’re the ones coming out with the wins to be at the right end of the table.”
Ironside is looking forward to returning to his home county with the move to Rovers. He said: “I’m a Sheffield boy myself so it’s great to get myself back to South Yorkshire and start a new chapter of my career which is hopefully going to be a successful one.”
HILL DEPARTS COACHING ROLE
Rotherham United can confirm that first team/development coach Jon Hill has left the club by mutual consent.
Jon joined the Millers from Exeter City in October 2022 and helped the Millers to secure their Sky Bet Championship status in the 2022/23 campaign.
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HAmPSON WINS SCHOLAR AWARD
Owen Hampson has been named the club’s Scholar of the Year at the annual Premier League Youth Development Conference at Old Trafford earlier this week.
The award recognises
new opportunities, after it was mutually agreed to end his stay in South Yorkshire.
First team boss Matt Taylor was quick to place on-record his thanks to his outgoing coach and stressed work is already under way to appoint his replacement.
“On behalf of everyone at the football club I would like to say a huge thank you to Jon for his contribution here and wish him nothing but the best for
the achievement of an outstanding scholar, the Scholar of the Year at each club is someone who has excelled in all aspects of the Scholarship Programme and is a role model to other players.
Wales youth international Hampson has just signed his first professional deal with the club after completing his two-year scholarship since joining from Manchester United
whatever comes next.”
“He’s someone that myself and Wayne knew and trusted from our time together at Exeter City and his experience and knowledge played a big part in last season’s success.
“We are incredibly grateful for everything Jon has done for us, and the role he has played in the development of our young players. Jon will remain a close contact of the club and we
in January 2021.
Hampson has been a regular in the under 21s side too, following in the footsteps of Oliver Arblaster who won the same award 12 months ago.
Dominic Roma, Academy Support Manager, commented: “Owen has excelled across all aspects of the programme throughout the duration of his scholarship, which
wish him well in his next adventure. We’ve already identified the individual we want to replace Jon and if everything goes to plan, we will have them with us for the start of pre-season.”
Everyone at Rotherham United would like to thank Jon for his effort and commitment whilst with the club and take this opportunity to wish him all the best for the future.
lead to his achievements being recognised by the education staff at the academy through his scholar of the year award.
“He has been a positive role model to his peers, with the level of work being produced across all subjects to an outstanding level. He finished his BTEC level 3 with D*D*D*, the highest grade possible. Well done Owen on your award”
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