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plans approved for south yorkshire investment Returning Supertram to public ownership, a new partnership with Homes England and greater infrastructure investment in South Yorkshire were discussed at a meeting of the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority Board last week. Members approved the business plan for a new wholly-owned, arms-length company, South Yorkshire Future Trams Limited, which will run the concession from March 2024. This includes investment in restoring and renewing the tram’s

infrastructure such as power lines and track, and the renewal of the trams themselves. Taken together, the three decisions will provide greater strategic investment to improve the economy and infrastructure in South Yorkshire. South Yorkshire’s Mayor, Oliver Coppard, said: “We’ve always owned the tram, but for most of the last thirty years it’s been managed and run by Stagecoach. Bringing the tram back into public control is a down-payment on our ambitions for

a different type of transport network in South Yorkshire; one that puts the needs of our communities first. “It does come with risks, but it is the right thing to do, because if we want to build a bigger, better economy, to make sure people have the opportunity to move about our region quickly and cheaply, to take traffic off our roads, then we need an effective, efficient mass transit network. Members approved plans to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding with

the South Yorkshire Pension Authority to increase investment in the region, which will support existing business and new businesses. They also agreed in principle to enter into a Strategic Place Partnership with Homes England, which will attract further Government and private sector investment to build more homes. “If we want a bigger, better economy we need more long-term investment into South Yorkshire. I promised to work with South Yorkshire Pensions

Authority to invest more of their money here in our region, and I’m pleased to say I’ve kept that promise,” continued Mayor Coppard. But we also need investment in the bricks and mortar of our communities, so today we have also agreed to enter into a strategic place partnership with Homes England. That means we’ll be at the heart of how decisions are made in the critical area of housing for our region.” The South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority

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WORK TO BRING FIRST ELECTRIC BUSES TO SOUTH YORKSHIRE BEGINS Work has started at a depot to bring the first fleet of zero emission electric buses to South Yorkshire as part of a partnership between Stagecoach and SYMCA. Electrification work has begun at the Rawmarsh depot ahead of the arrival of the first fleet of 23 zero emission electric buses to arrive in the region. The brand-new electric Yutong buses will be introduced on the region’s bus network in the spring and will feature on the 22x and 221 routes which connect the Dearne Valley across Rotherham, Barnsley and Doncaster. The project is part of South Yorkshire’s first successful bid for Zero Emission Bus Regional Area funding (ZEBRA) from the Department for Transport (DfT) in partnership with South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) and Stagecoach. DfT contributed £8,351,721 as part of our winning ZEBRA bid and SYMCA also contributed £2,683,051 of their City Region Sustainable Transport Settlement (CRSTS) provided by Government. The infrastructure needed to charge and maintain the electric buses also reflects a major £2.5 million investment in the Rawmarsh depot based in Rotherham. The contractor, EO, will install the 23 output chargers as well as two mobile workshop chargers at the depot which will facilitate the running of the zero-emission fleet. South Yorkshire’s Mayor, Oliver Coppard, said: “We think around 200,000 people in South Yorkshire live in areas vulnerable to air pollution, and 1 in 20 deaths here are related to poor air quality. That’s a challenge we simply have to address, and why we need to get cleaner, greener vehicles of all sorts on our roads. “To meet that goal we’ve funded electric bus projects that are underway across the region as part of the Zebra1 project and we also have a second bid

for ‘Zebra 2’ funding submitted to the Department for Transport with Stagecoach and First. “Not only will they help improve public transport in South Yorkshire, they’ll make a real contribution to us hitting our net zero goals, and making South Yorkshire’s air cleaner. “ Stagecoach Yorkshire Managing Director Matt Kitchin commented that the work at Rawmarsh: "marks a huge step towards the future of sustainable travel in South Yorkshire as we await the arrival of the new buses. “Sustainable forms of public transport are key to reducing congestion and improving air quality across the region and we look forward to these state-ofthe-art vehicles encouraging more people to make the switch to bus travel as well as making local air cleaner for all our futures”. The buses will feature a bespoke livery and will be fitted with full electric air conditioning and a bespoke premium passenger saloon for enhanced passenger comfort. A total of 27 electric buses will be rolled out across South Yorkshire as part of the first stage of ZEBRA, including a further four electric buses in Sheffield.

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Tramlines festival to pay more to stay at park Sheffield’s Tramlines music festival has struck a deal to stay at its current home for another five years according to BBC reports. The award-winning event has brought stars such as Lewis Capaldi, Noel Gallagher and Sam Fender to Hillsborough Park. However, organisers will face an increased bill for use of the green space, Sheffield City Council papers show. The agreement between the council and

organisers was reviewed after torrential rain damaged the park at last year’s festival. Months of repair work was needed after 7in (18cm) of rain deluged the event’s final day, attended by 40,000 people, during the city’s wettest July on record. Grassed areas of the park had to be fenced off as experts in sports pitch renovation worked on the repairs and the council had warned the situation could not “be repeated in future years”. Tramlines Events Limited

(TEL), which runs the festival, has agreed to pay Sheffield City Council an increased fee to stage the next five events at the council-managed park, a committee meeting will hear next week. However, the exact amount was not being made public as it was deemed commercially sensitive information, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service. The last published fee paid by TEL for hire of Hillsborough Park was £33,500 in 2021.

A report going before the council’s Charity Trustee Sub-Committee next week said TEL had asked for a portion of its fee to be earmarked for the Hillsborough Park Charity, which funds the upkeep of the green space. It said: “The current licence agreement has been in place since 2018 and following a review that started in 2022, coupled with the issues experienced following adverse weather in 2023, a comprehensive review of this licence agreement

has taken place.” This included “ensuring there is clear agreement on how the park will be protected”, it said. Tramlines will also donate £500 to help volunteers continue “their valuable work in the park”. The report said that since 2018, Tramlines

has raised more than £210,000 for local Sheffield charities, donated more than 500 free tickets to key workers, charities and carers, hosted 68 work placements for local university students and offered 226 paid local emerging artists slots.

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cat & owner re-united winter driving guidance bills - money-saving tips Oscar, a cat from Sheffield who went missing in a snowstorm over three years ago much to the heartbreak of his owners, has been reunited with his family thanks to his microchip. Oscar disappeared in January 2020, when it snowed heavily unexpectedly and he got caught out in it. His owner, Katie Salt, 39, from Sheffield, knew something was wrong within a few hours after he didn’t return home. Katie and her family contacted neighbours in the immediate vicinity, who checked their CCTV, outhouses, and gardens, and put posters up in the area and on social media across various community pages. As well as reporting him as missing to Petlog, who Oscar is microchipped with, and checking her contact details were upto-date, Katie contacted animal rescues, cat shelters and vets. “I had more phone calls and messages than I could count from strangers wondering if a cat they had seen was him – but none were,” added Katie. “We eventually concluded he must have died during the snowstorm.” Then, three years since Oscar went missing, Katie received a phone call from a vet saying they had Oscar, and that he had been living in a garden about six miles away from home. “They immediately phoned me and I collected him within the hour.” Now safely in back home, Oscar is settling back in and has recovered from surgery. Katie advised other pet owners: “Please keep your microchip details up to date, with alternative phone numbers as well

as your own. Get them a collar with a tag stating they are chipped and also with your phone number.” Bill Lambert, spokesperson for Petlog, commented: “We’re so pleased that Oscar and Katie have been reunited. Their story shows just how important it is for owners to chip their pets, keep their contact details up-to-date with their microchip database, and to hold out hope no matter how much time has passed. Cat owners should also be aware that the Government have announced microchipping will become a legal requirement for cats in England from June 2024. Amid the heartbreak of losing a pet, owners could also face fines if their cats are not microchipped – so it is really important to get your pet chipped before June, and don’t leave it until the last minute.” A microchip is the size of a grain of rice which is inserted under the skin at the back of an animal’s neck. It permanently identifies pets and connects them with an owner’s contact details, which are held on a database, like Petlog, enabling vets, local authorities and animal charities to scan the chip and match it to the owner’s details to reunite stolen, lost and found pets. Currently, it is a legal requirement for all dogs to be microchipped in England, Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland. The UK Government has announced microchipping will become compulsory for cats in England from 10 June 2024. More information about how to register with Petlog can be found at petlog. org.uk

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With temperatures set to drop below freezing this week, road safety teams are urging drivers to make sure they are prepared for the cold weather. A yellow Weather-Health Alert for Yorkshire is currently in place until next Thursday (18 January) with sharp frosts expected as well as an increased risk of snow and ice. Road users are being advised to act now to reduce the impact of adverse weather on travel plans and make themselves as safe as possible in challenging conditions. South Yorkshire Safer Roads Partnership (SYSRP) said: “In icy or snowy weather we advise that you do not travel unless your journey is essential. If you do decide to travel, make sure you are prepared, take extra care and allow more time for your journey. No-one sets out to breakdown or get stuck in very cold, potentially snowy conditions but please don’t underestimate the severity of the situation and put yourself danger.” The Partnership is advising drivers to keep an emergency kit within their vehicle which includes a blanket, gloves, warm clothing, waterproof boots, a first aid kit, de-icer, ice scraper and a power bank to keep phones charged. “It’s also vital that before travelling, you carry out winter checks on your vehicle and continue to do these checks on a regular basis,” added the spokeswoman.“This includes checking that all your lights are working and that your tyres are in good condition. Does the heater work and clear the front screen? It’s important, and a legal requirement, that all your windows are clear of snow, ice and mist. If you’ve got air conditioning, does it work? Air con isn’t just for the summer months – it’s designed to help stop

condensation build upside the car and it clears the screens quicker. All these checks will help to keep you safe on the road in freezing conditions, and we have a full checklist on our website to help to get you ready.” Tips for winter driving and riding: • Before setting off, check the news and weather to see if there is anything that may affect your journey - adverse weather, traffic reports or road closures. Bear in mind that weather conditions may be different at your destination. • Ensure your vehicle is roadworthy. Check that all your lights are working and that your tyres are in good condition. • Before you pull away ensure that all your windows are clear of ice and snow. Make sure that your windows and mirrors are demisted thoroughly. Remove excess snow and ice from your roof and bonnet which could fall into the path of other road users. • Be extra vigilant in rainy or snowy weather, or if the road is icy. Always drive at a speed which is appropriate to the road conditions, driving in as high a gear as possible, accelerating and braking very gently. Stopping distances can be up to ten times greater in icy conditions. • Look out for motorcyclists and pedal cyclists who may have to swerve suddenly to avoid ice patches or other obstructions. Give gritter lorries plenty of room to operate if they are spreading salt and pass them with care if you are overtaking them. • In urban areas take extra care when manoeuvring around parked vehicles and when approaching pedestrian crossings and junctions. On rural routes drive with care when approaching bends and for unexpected hazards.

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A letter to the government from the Council: Dear Secretary of State Banning the sale of singleuse disposable vapes I am writing to you on behalf of Sheffield City Council regarding single use (‘disposable’) vapes and calling on your government to ban the sale of these products. This follows a motion passed in the December 2023 Council meeting. We join many other concerned local authorities, along with health and environmental organisations across the country, who rightly recognise the impact these devices are having on the environment and the wellbeing of our children. We recognise that there is significant evidence that vapes are an effective and important smoking cessation aid for adults. Locally, we have introduced vapes as part of our Stop Smoking Service offer, which has contributed to large increases in referrals and four-week quits. We have also seen the rapid increase in rates of vape use among young people. This is driven by the availability and attractiveness of disposable vapes to this vulnerable group. We do not want to see a new generation of children addicted to nicotine through a habit that funds the tobacco industry profits and harms

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ROBERT PLANT PRESENTS SAVING GRACE AT THE CITY HALL Following a triumphant sold-out November run, Robert Plant’s Saving Grace, the esteemed co-operative featuring Suzi Dian (vocals), Oli Jefferson (percussion), Tony Kelsey (mandolin, baritone, acoustic guitar), and Matt Worley (banjo, acoustic, baritone guitars, cuatro) have announced their 2024 live return with a 10-date tour in March, arriving at Sheffield City Hall on Wednesday, 27 March 2024. Plant continues to push boundaries and blow audiences away with Saving Grace. This tour promises to be a rare opportunity to witness the collective’s

unique blend of folk, Americana, and blues. Since forming in 2019, Saving Grace have received numerous acclaims for their live shows with Bob Harris describing it as ‘One of the best gigs I’ve seen in years’ and Toni Woodward, Americana UK providing a perfect summary: “…These five musicians have produced a supreme ninety minutes of music with considered interpretations of others’ compositions, ensuring they present an innovative exploration of the songs whilst maintaining their true essence. Furthermore, this odyssey has been undertaken in the spirit of appreciation, musicianship,

and exultation: they truly are a band of joy!”. Joining the tour as once again special guest will be singer, songwriter, and musician Taylor McCall. The completely self-taught South Carolina native has so far garnered nearly 30 million plays to date with captivating tracks such as “Jericho Rose”, “Quartermaster” and “Waccamaw Drive”. His debut album, Black Powder Soul was released in 2021 with new album Mellow War due for release on Friday, 02 February HERE. Tickets are on sale now via www.sheffieldcityhall.co.uk

LIVE EVENTS AT THE PARAMOUNT The Penistone Theatre Group presents...

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Join us for the most adventurous tale of all, flying into the Paramount in January 2024! Penistone Theatre Group present their annual pantomime, Aladdin. As we follow Aladdin’s journey from poor boy to prince, we’re swept into a world of family fun, filled with magic, hit songs and lots of laughter!

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We learn, improve and move on Brooks pens long-term deal It was anything but a happy return to St Mary’s for Danny Röhl on Saturday. The former Southampton assistant manager took his Wednesday side south but was given a harsh reminder of the battles at different ends of the Championship table. Saints emerged comfortable 4-0 winners and Röhl had no complaints. He told swfc.co.uk: “This is a different level of team and we must learn, improve and move forward.

“They are a very, very good team and their last goal I thought was really special. The way they pass and move the ball, the way they play, it is clear they have a very good chance of promotion. “We did not come here to park the bus, it was important not to lose our identity, and we did have moments in the game. “Fletch takes a good shot at 1-0 and the keeper makes a good save, and then again from Josh’s free-kick at 2-0 when a goal would

WE WERE THE AGGRESSOR WITHOUT REALLY OPENING THEM UP - RICHARDSON Rotherham United boss Leam Richardson explained that his side had good periods of the game against Stoke City go in their favour, but were unable to replicate the ‘moment of magic’ that came in the form of Lewis Baker’s first half free-kick that would ultimately prove the matchwinning goal on Saturday. Baker’s fine first half set piece which came right on

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their win, and for us, we recover and move forward with some important games to come.”

Midfield starlet Andre Brooks has signed a new long-term deal at Bramall Lane. The Sheffield-born homegrown talent, has penned a deal until the summer of 2027. After signing his new deal, Brooks said: "I am absolutely delighted, it's great to get it over the line. The gaffer has come in and showed confidence in me straight away and that's been a huge boost, it is up to me now to reward him for the faith he's showed in me. "I've been in the system

now for 12 years, and this is another step to where I want to be. I know there's still a long road ahead, so I'll be working hard to stay in the team and to keep learning and improving." Boss Chris Wilder added: "Since I've been back in the building, Andre has been outstanding. He's got a bright future ahead of him, but he knows he has to go on now and cement himself as a first team player. He'll get all the support he needs from the staff here, so the challenge now for him is to build on the

the stroke of the break would ultimately prove the difference between the Millers and the Potters in a tight encounter at AESSEAL New York Stadium, in which chances were at a premium throughout. Speaking after the Sky Bet Championship contest, Richardson praised his side’s commitment and endeavour whilst conceding that their work in the final third lacked the cutting edge to earn them any of the points on offer. “I thought the game was a 0-0. Neither ‘keeper had much to do. Tactically we cancelled each other back in large parts. “In the second half particularly, I thought we were the aggressors without actually opening them up and creating any quality of chances.

“That was a game in which we could have positive result. We got into areas within the final third where we’d want to make better decisions and more aggressive decisions. “It’s a good healthy challenge for us at the minute, and we need to be functioning at 100% every game to get over this challenge that we face. “We can never disregard the commitment, and the work ethic, and the endeavour from the players and from the group. “It was one of those games where if you don’t win, you certainly don’t want to lose. Unfortunately, it was a moment of real quality that won them the game.

with the ball too much and it just goes forward. “I think they started quite bright but probably from ten minutes in we were in control of it. We created some really good chances and we should score - it’s as simple as that. “I’ve spoken before about errors we make for goals we concede but we should be two or three up. They are chances that we just can’t miss. “I said that to the players. I said this is a disappointing day for us because with the performance they can keep their heads held high but we need to take the chances to make it a really good performance and a good win and we didn’t do that. “They’ve got good players and a really good front two that can score goals. Will Evans is one of the top scorers in the division so you’ve always got to be wary. “It’s just lapses in vital moments - but that is at both ends of the pitch. You’ve got to take your chances. “We had numerous chances against Harrogate last week to go 2-1 up, 3-1 up. We don’t take them and then we concede. “We’ve got to take the positives out of the performance. The performance was good. The three debuts on the pitch all did really well and you can

see they’re going to help us and Conor [Carty] came on right at the end for us as well. “It could have very easily been a different day for us with the chances that we had and opportunities we should score. I’m not going to say on a different day because we simply should score them.”

start he's made and kick on again. "The future for Sheffield United looks good as far as I'm concerned. From when I first walked through the doors at Shirecliffe back in 2016, I knew the quality the Academy was producing, and I'm delighted to see that has continued. We know how vital it is to keep developing these talented young players." Brooks, 20, has been at Bramall Lane since the age of 8, progressing through the Academy ranks.

He made his senior debut as a substitute in a 5-2 win against Burnley in the Championship back in November 2022, with a full debut arriving in March 2023 as United defeated Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 in the FA Cup. He made his Premier League bow as a sub on the opening day of this season against Crystal Palace, and since Wilder's return in December 2023 the youngster has featured heavily, starting seven consecutive games in all competitions.

Owls duo climb all-time appearance ranks Liam Palmer and Barry Bannan have continued their steady climb up the Owls’ list of all-time appearance makers. The duo have moved up a spot following the weekend clash with Southampton. Palmer, who made his Wednesday debut way back in August 2010, has now represented the Owls 417 times in all competitions. It’s a remarkable achievement for the boyhood Owl, who goes level in 12th spot with Nigel Worthington and Ellis Rimmer. Palmer is now closing in on securing his place in the top ten of all-time – just seven games away from Teddy Davison and Ernest Blenkinsop (424). Meanwhile Bannan jumped up another spot after making his 382nd appearance for Wednesday on Saturday. The skipper, who switched to Hillsborough in August 2015, has moved level with Tom McAnearney in joint 16th position.

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In a tranquil setting with walks to the beach. The ultimate mix of style & exclusivity, between Scarborough & Whitby.

TEL: 01723 870574 • www.lowfieldloghouses.co.uk

2024 Brochu re OUT NOW!

holidays 2024 january 21-26 jan 22-26 jan 29 jan-2 feb February 3-4 feb 5-9 feb 12-16 feb 12-16 feb 12-16 feb 19-23 feb 19-23 feb 19-23 feb 19-23 feb 19-23 feb 19-23 feb 23-26 feb 26 feb-1 mar 26 feb-1 mar march 2-3 mar 4-8 mar 4-8 mar 4-8 mar 4-8 mar 4-8 mar 11-15 mar 11-15 mar 11-15 mar 11-15 mar 11-16 mar 18-22 mar 18-22 mar 18-22 mar 18-22 mar 18-22 mar 23-24 mar 24-28 mar 25-29 mar 25-29 mar 25-29 mar 25-29 mar 29 mar-1 apr 29 mar-1 apr 31 mar-4 apr

ECKINGTON SELF STORAGE

day trips 2024

blackpool 60’s - ruskin hotel.......................................................... winter in brilliant bournemouth - durley dean hotel.. torquay - derwent hotel....................................................................

£303.00 £390.00 £240.00

scarborough - cumberland hotel............................................. blackpool - park house hotel........................................................ bournemouth - suncliffe hotel................................................... blackpool - queens hotel.................................................................. tenby - cliffe norton hotel.............................................................. torquay - derwent hotel.................................................................... weymouth - jubilee hotel................................................................... weston-super-mare - sandringham hotel........................... tenby - belgrave hotel.......................................................................... harrogate - cairn hotel...................................................................... scarborough - cumberland hotel............................................. llandudno - four oaks hotel......................................................... bournemouth - norfolk royal hotel...................................... blackpool 60s - ruskin hotel...........................................................

£90.00 £356.00 £342.00 £268.00 £324.00 £286.00 £298.00 £236.00 £420.00 £340.00 £280.00 £200.00 £308.00 £323.00

chester weekend - queens hallmark hotel........................ paignton - marine hotel...................................................................... cromer - hotel de paris......................................................................... blackpool vip - ruskin hotel........................................................... aberfoyle - rob roy hotel.................................................................. st-annes-on-sea - monterey beach hotel............................. torquay - metropole hotel.............................................................. isle of wight - channel view hotel sandown.................... llandudno - hydro hotel................................................................... scarborough - red lea hotel.......................................................... amsterdam via P&O ferry - leonardo royal hotel....... babbacombe - anchorage hotel.................................................... torquay - derwent hotel.................................................................... bournemoputh - suncliffe hotel................................................. blackpool - ruskin hotel.................................................................... perth 2 cities & kingdom of fife - salutation hotel..... scarborough - cumberland hotel............................................. falmouth - membly hall hotel...................................................... weymouth - jubilee hotel................................................................... winter in brilliant bournemouth - durley dean hotel.... llandudno - four oaks hotel......................................................... great yarmouth - hotel nelson................................................... llandudno - four oaks hotel............................................................. torquay - metropole hotel.............................................................. inverness - palace spa hotel............................................................

£140.00 £320.00 £314.00 £331.00 £295.00 £287.00 £302.00 £300.00 £310.00 £351.00 £538.00 £300.00 £300.00 £376.00 £331.00 £378.00 £94.00 £370.00 £318.00 £390.00 £270.00 £246.00 £270.00 £288.00 £519.00

january sat 27th sun 28th February sat 3rd sun 4th sat 10th sun 11th mon 12th wed 14th sat 17th sun 18th tue 20th thu 22nd sat 24th sun 25th mon 26th tue 27th march sat 2nd sun 3rd wed 6th thu 7th sat 9th sun 10th sun 10th mon 11th wed 13th sat 16th sun 17th tue 19th wed 20th sat 23rd sun 24th mon 25th wed 27th sat 30th sun 31st sun 31st april mon 1st tue 2nd wed 3rd thu 4th sat 6th

liverpool.......................................................................................................... whitby...................................................................................................................

£20.00 £20.00

york ice trail................................................................................................. scarborough................................................................................................. whitby steam punk festival.............................................................. birmingham international tatto.. adult £50.00 child blackpool........................................................................................................ chester valentines day......................................................................... york viking festival................................................................................. whitby.................................................................................................................. bridlington..................................................................................................... lincoln................................................................................................................ stratford-upon-avon............................................................................ skegness............................................................................................................. pickering & scarborough................................................................... blackpool & cleveleys..........................................................................

£20.00 £20.00 £20.00 £45.00 £20.00 £20.00 £20.00 £20.00 £20.00 £20.00 £21.00 £20.00 £20.00 £20.00

bury market & shopper......................................................................... liverpool & albert dock..................................................................... skipton canal boat ride (inc fish & chips)............................. lancaster & morecambe...................................................................... whitby.................................................................................................................. bridlington..................................................................................................... pretty woman - the musical manchester opera house. york....................................................................................................................... knaresborough & harrogate......................................................... chester shopper.......................................................................................... scarborough................................................................................................. settle & hawes.............................................................................................. bury market................................................................................................... trafford centre......................................................................................... llandudno....................................................................................................... york shopper................................................................................................. halifax piece hall...................................................................................... skegness easter........................................................................................... whitby easter................................................................................................ high peak boat ride & cream tea........................................................

£20.00 £20.00 £47.50 £20.00 £20.00 £20.00 £91.00 £20.00 £20.00 £20.00 £20.00 £21.00 £20.00 £20.00 £20.00 £20.00 £20.00 £20.00 £20.00 £41.00

scarborough easter............................................................................... blackpool........................................................................................................ cannon hall farm & park (inc entrance)................................... cleethorpes.................................................................................................... bridlington.....................................................................................................

£20.00 £20.00 £30.00 £20.00 £20.00

ON THE MAIN ROAD NEXT TO ALDI

• Units available from 10 sq ft to 160 sq ft • All units are indoor - unload in the dry • Drive up - no double handling on and off trolleys • Residential and Business customers welcome Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm / Saturday 8am to 2pm

CALL 01246 388333 info@eckingtonselfstorage.co.uk www.eckingtonselfstorage.co.uk

Littlemoor Business Centre, Eckington S21 4EF

TRAVEL IN COMFORT AND STYLE!

2024 UK BREAKS AND HOLIDAYS

22nd jan - 4 nights - torquay - derwent hotel ......................................................................£249.00 5th feb - 4 nights - party in the lakes - cumbria grand hotel...............................................£364.00 12th feb - 4 nights - paignton - marine hotel..........................................................................£349.00 19th feb - 4 nights - isle of wight - channel view hotel ........................................................£399.00 25th march - 4 nights - llandudno - four oaks hotel............................................................£249.00 22nd april - 4 nights - rails & sails in the lakes - castle inn................................................£489.00 22nd april - 4 nights - blackpool - ruskin hotel...................................................................£395.00 3rd may - 4 nights - ayrshire island duet - riverside lodge...................................................£419.00 6th may - 4 nights - ilfracombe - dilkhusa grand hotel........................................................£349.00 10th may - 3 nights - paignton - marine hotel.........................................................................£299.00 10th june - 4 nights - bournemouth - durley dean hotel.......................................................£499.00 17th june - 4 nights - torquay - carlton hotel......................................................................£439.00 1st july - 4 nights -blackpool - liberty hotel.......................................................................£369.00 19th july - 3 nights - great yarmouth - carlton hotel...........................................................£329.00 5th aug - scotland’s bonny waterways - Rob Roy Hotel.......................................................£389.00

8th september - 4 nights - scotch on the rocks - onich hotel...............................................£589.00 23rd september - 4 nights - northumbria’s castles & coastlines - royal station hotel......£429.00 2nd december - 4 nights -trossachs - rob roy hotel..............................................................£389.00 2nd december - 4 nights - isle of bute turkey & tinsel -glenburn hotel................................£389.00 4th december - 4 nights - llandudno - four oaks hotel.........................................................£279.00 9th december - 4 nights - bournemouth turkey & tinsel........................................................£389.00 19th december - 3 nights - motherwell pie & panto - moorings hotel...................................£309.00

PICK UP POINTS:

Aston/Swallownest • Crystal Peaks Bus Station Penny Black – Sheffield • Wilko’s – Rotherham

PICK UPS IN ROTHERHAM & SHEFFIELD

TELEPHONE 01709 553403 www.cawthornestravel.com