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LOCAL venues feature on annual risk register A theatre and a former cinema in South Yorkshire have been featured on a national list of threatened venues as reported by the BBC. Doncaster Grand and the Abbeydale Picture House in Sheffield are on the annual Theatres at Risk Register compiled by the Theatres Trust body. Built in 1899, Doncaster Grand was said to be so run down it would only be able to partially reopen after repair work. Abbeydale Picture House, on London Road, required urgent
repairs to its roof and ceiling, a charity said. The Theatres Trust list was started in 2006 to highlight venues threatened with closure or severe decay but with the potential to be revived. Doncaster Grand has appeared on the list each year since it started, with Abbeydale Picture House added for the second time. Ken Waight, from the Friends of Doncaster Grand Theatre group, asked for local people to “help out” and back the push to get it open once again. “We believe it would
cost up to £25m to repair and fully reopen,” he said. “The venue has been shut now for over 30 years and 60 years since it was a live theatre.” The last performance was Showboat in 1963, with the building later becoming a bingo hall and threatened with demolition in 1994. Friends of Doncaster Grand Theatre formed and helped the building gain Grade II listed status in 1995. “This theatre has great affinity with people in Doncaster and it needs that to continue,” said councillor Glyn Jones,
Doncaster’s deputy mayor. “People have a lot of time for it and want it restored.” Margaret Herbert, 91, remembers performing on-stage at the Doncaster Grand as a girl. “It’s a big stage, at one point there was 80 people on it - it was great,” she recalled. Discussing how she would feel if the venue reopened, she answered: “I’d be feeling a bit tearful but very happy.” Abbeydale Picture House once had a ballroom and a billiards
hall in the basement Built in 1920, the Abbeydale Picture House cinema had a ballroom and billiards hall in the basement, plus a lounge and café above the entrance. It became a furniture showroom in the 1970s, but was disused from 1991. Friends of Abbeydale Picture House restored the auditorium in the early 2000s and reopened the venue with a new stage in 2008. Steve Rimmer from CADS, a Sheffield charity revitalising buildings for the arts
and creative industries, said much of the space was currently unsafe for public use. “Although it’s a bad thing that the building
is on the list, it helps us drive awareness to try to save it,” he said. “There’s a lot of work that needs to be done to bring it back to being
able to open.” He said the charity was working with Sheffield City Council to try to buy it outright from a private owner.
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OOH SUIT YOU SIR - SPEND An Evening With The Fast Show 30 years since the The Fast Show first burst onto our television screens, “the defining comedy sketch show of the Nineties” (The Independent) is back, live on tour, arriving at Sheffield City Hall on 25 March 2024. Charlie Higson and Paul Whitehouse are reuniting with Simon Day, John Thomson, Arabella Weir and Mark Williams for 13 shows across the UK throughout March this year. This celebratory live tour will be a huge treat for fans of the multi-award
winning quick-fire TV sketch show and provide a real behind-the-scenes insight into some of their favourite characters and catchphrases as they come alive on stage once again. The cast will chat together about how it all began, how they made the TV show, and created the characters and the fun they had doing it. This will be interspersed with performances of some of their best-loved sketches monologues and songs, with on-screen inserts and a moment to remember their former collaborator,
the late, great Caroline Aherne. Fans will be thrilled to see the return of many of their favourite characters, including: Ted & Ralph, Jesse, Swiss Toni, Does My Bum Look Big In This?, Dave Angel, Jazz Club, The Suit You Tailors, Ron Manager, The Mad Painter, Rowley Birkin, Bob Fleming, Competitive Dad, Professor Denzil Dexter, and The Girl Who Boys Can’t Hear. Charlie Higson said: “Taking the Fast Show out on tour is very much like making love to a beautiful woman.”
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Pupils at an academy in Sheffield have spoken of their delight at being the first secondary school in the city to have a School Street installed. Astrea Academy Sheffield, in Burngreave, part of Astrea Academy Trust, had campaigned to improve road safety outside the school after a number of near misses at busy times. As a result, Sheffield City Council designated the area as one of its new School Streets. The initiative was designed to reduce the amount of traffic in an area, create safer school environments and a healthier atmosphere including cleaner air while helping pupils and parents adopt an active travel method to get to and from school. Andover Street, which splits Astrea Academy Secondary and Primary Academy, is now closed to traffic between 8am and 9.15am and 2.30pm and 3.45pm Monday to Friday from the junction with Fox Street. The closure of the road will allow pupils and their parents to walk or cycle to school in as safer way as possible. The installation of the School Street is part of a wider commitment by Astrea Academy Sheffield to encourage and enable active travel. The school has set up
a team of Active Travel Ambassadors with the help of ModeshiftSTARS. Students are working with staff to support the implementation of the School Street Initiative. Their role as active travel ambassadors is to encourage fellow scholars to be more active and to provide them with information of road safety. Cllr Ben Miskell said: “It’s fantastic to launch our latest School Street at Astrea Academy Sheffield. It’s the first secondary school to join the programme and hopefully the first of many more to come. Across the city we’ve worked hard to set up 12 School Streets in primary schools, as part of a hugely ambitious programme to improve road safety and encourage Active Travel in Sheffield. There are more School Streets in Sheffield than anywhere else in South Yorkshire and this is our first at a secondary school. It’s great to see young people and families react so positively to the support that we’re putting in place. Our aim has always been to keep children as safe as possible going to and coming home from school and this project does just that. It also has the added benefit of creating a healthier environment around the
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Councils leaders and their directors of public health across England and Wales are urgently calling on parents to ensure their children have had both doses of the MMR vaccine. The calls have come in light of a recent rise in the number of cases of measles as well as a large outbreak of the infection in the West Midlands. This is a region of the country where take up of the MMR vaccine is lower than the national average, with councils and directors of public health warning this potentially puts children at greater risk of complications from measles. The Local Government Association (LGA) and the Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH) are reminding parents and guardians to ensure their children are fully vaccinated against the disease to prevent it from spreading. Cllr David Fothergill, Chairman of the LGA’s Community Wellbeing Board said: “Councils are supporting local and national NHS vaccination campaigns to make sure people know how important it is for their family to be protected. Vaccination provides the best protection for your children, and it is not too late to come forward. We strongly encourage parents and carers to check their children are up to date with their MMR vaccinations.” Amanda Healy, Health Protection Lead for the Association of Directors of Public Health said: “Sadly, the current outbreak of measles is not surprising given the low take up of the MMR vaccine over recent years as it spreads easily between people who have not been vaccinated. Meanwhile, if anyone has missed one or both doses of the MMR vaccine, they can contact their GP practice to book an appointment. It is never too late to catch up.”
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A dad from Sheffield says he now has the confidence to pursue his dream of becoming a singer after losing an incredible 9st 2lbs with Slimming World and being named Mr Sleek 2024. Mark Marsden, 31, felt his weight affected most aspects of his life and was the root cause of a back injury which left him unable to work for seven months. He says: “I’d been a big lad ever since I was about nine years old, so it was normal for me – although I was always aware that my weight held me back. As I got older, I was slow, sluggish, and had pain in my feet, legs and back all the time. I struggled to get up on time in the morning because everything was so much effort, so I was always late and even that was down to my weight. I’ve always loved singing, so alongside my day job as a car body repairer and painter, I sang at parties, weddings and other events. I had zero confidence though and would constantly be fidgeting and adjusting my clothes because I felt so uncomfortable on stage. I felt like people only saw my weight rather than hearing my voice.” A day at the funfair with his children Riley, 11, and five-year-old Amelia in 2021 proved the turning point for Mark. He says: “The kids asked me to take them on a ride at the fair. But the safety bar wouldn’t close, and three staff had to try to push the bar down with a crowd of people watching. In the
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After a cold and dreary start to the year next month welcomes the ideal chance to warm your heart with a Valentine’s day treat, and the Sir William at Grindleford are hosting live music alongside a top quality buffet to help celebrate. Josie Wray, a talented singer-songwriter hailing from Sheffield, has captivated audiences across the country with her soulful sound and dynamic performances. From a young age, Josie displayed a natural affinity for music, quickly mastering the art of storytelling through her songs. Her unique sound, a blend of classic Motown and contemporary contemplative music, showcases her versatility as an artist. She effortlessly bridges the gap between different musical eras, bringing a fresh perspective to each genre. Josie’s live performances are nothing short of electrifying. Known for her unstoppable energy, she has an innate ability to work an audience, whether it’s through her deeply personal originals or her spirited covers of classic hits. Her repertoire ranges from soulstirring ballads to upbeat tracks that get the party going, ensuring that every performance is memorable. Be quick to book your space now by calling the Sir William on 01433 631167.
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Kicking off Sheffield's outdoor season, The Festival of the Outdoors will be back in March 2024 for a full month of events and activities. Celebrating the strength of Sheffield’s outdoors and abundance of awe-inspiring green spaces, organisations, groups, clubs and businesses from across the city will be coming together to offer a diverse festival programme. Headline events include Sheffield Adventure Film Festival at Sheffield Cathedral (15 - 16 March), Sheffield Beer Week (4 – 10 March), The Climbing Works International Festival (16 - 17 March), a bumper edition of Pollen Market (17 March) complete with urban canoeing and a Skate Jam in Castlegate, and a unique cycling event, Park Hill Uprise: Urban Hill Climb (23 March). There’s still more to be announced, but festivalgoers can expect everything from walking, climbing, running, and orienteering, to paddleboarding, wildlife conservation, heritage discovery, adventure films and more. While the Festival of the Outdoors aims to encourage city residents to participate in the great outdoors, it is also a prime opportunity to showcase Sheffield’s unique destination offer as The Outdoor City, to potential visitors and boost tourism. Cllr Martin Smith, Chair of the Economic Development and Skills Committee at Sheffield City
Council, said: “As the Outdoor City, Sheffield is the UK's leading destination for outdoor adventure and city culture wrapped into one. “Greenspace is a vital part of Sheffield’s culture, and influences much of life for people in Sheffield. The Festival of the Outdoors is a great opportunity for the people of Sheffield, and our many visitors, to enjoy the UK’s greenest city.” Sheffield is one of very few major cities with a national park within its boundary, as one third of the city sits within the Peak District. The city also boasts a whopping 61% greenspace with 13 city parks, including Sheffield Botanical Gardens, the city centre’s Peace
Garden’s and our Animal Farm in Graves Park. Sheffield is also widely regarded as the UK’s climbing capital and home to the only city centre mountain bike trail in the UK at Parkwood Springs. 2024 marks the fifth edition of the Festival of the Outdoors, which first took place in 2019 having evolved from a single weekend of activity, formerly known as The Outdoor City Weekender. For more information on Sheffield’s Festival of the Outdoors visit: www. welcometosheffield.co.uk/FOTO
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ALADDIN
SATURDAY 17TH FEBRUARY - 7:30PM TICKETS £22.00 Jump in the DeLorean, throw on those leg warmers and travel back in time to the electric 80’s! An era of memorable movies and timeless tunes! Re-live the soundtrack of a generation and cut footloose as ‘The Time of Our Lives’ brings you a cocktail of the BEST 80’s music and movie soundtracks! Reminisce on the good old days with charts hits including ‘Club Tropicana’, ‘Rio’, ‘Video Killed the Radio Star’, ‘Relax’, ‘Little Respect’ to name a few! Grab the popcorn and sing along to the unforgettable classics from ‘Back to the Future’, ‘Footloose’, ‘Top Gun’, ‘Dirty Dancing’ and more! This really is the dream 80’s mix tape! Feel ‘The Need for Speed’ and ‘Go Crazy’ as we have ‘The Time of Our Lives’!
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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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JOINT CAMPAIGN TO LOWER BEER DUTY In a new joint campaign launched last week, independent breweries and beer consumers called for the Chancellor to Make Draught Relief 20% and increase the lower rate of duty for draught beer from its current 9.2% while at the same time freezing the rest of the alcohol duty levels. The Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA), the Independent Family Brewers of Britain (IFBB) and the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) have jointly written to
the Chancellor to make the case ahead of the Spring Budget on 6th March where he is due to make a decision on beer duty levels from the summer. In the Autumn Statement last November, the Chancellor chose to freeze beer duty until August to allow the new Alcohol Duty System introduced in 2023 to embed. A key part of the new system is the Draught Relief, which allows the Treasury to charge a lower duty rate on beer and certain other alcoholic products sold in draught in pubs. The groups believe that a more substantial cut of 20% on draught beer would encourage people to support their local community pubs and drink in the supervised environment instead of at home and help secure jobs and
this event is also part Barnsley Civic Libraries, of their inaugural Barnsley Book is proud to Festival. and beer consumers was key to businesses in the pub and beer getting Draught Relief introduced sector. announce a new A zine is predominantly selfThis comes as the sector continues last year, which enables the published, hand-made magazines. Chancellor to favour our cherished artist led event They can be collaged, zeroxed, to face intense pressure from pubs and independent breweries energy prices and cost increases for 2024 photocopied, or produced digitally in the tax system. This is the with hundreds of pubs being lost in 2023. SIBA Chief Executive Andy Slee said: “Pubs and breweries already pay way over their fair share of tax and this is the Chancellor’s opportunity to give the sector a boost in his Budget in March. Increasing the Draught Relief would mark a major milestone coming one year after the new alcohol duty system went live, which gave the Chancellor the unprecedented power to charge a lower rate of duty on draught beer.” CAMRA Chairman Nik Antona said: “The support of pub goers
opportunity for the Chancellor to demonstrate his support and Make it 20% by increasing the Draught Relief in his Budget speech.” The Chair of the IFBB Rick Bailey commented: “The whole sector has seen the benefits of the new Draught Relief, which positively supports our community pubs and independent breweries. At a time when the sector is still recovering from the pandemic and trading conditions continue to remain challenging, increasing Draught Relief to 20% would be a welcome development for pubs this summer.”
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and printed. Although methods of production have changed slightly over the decades, it still remains very much a DIY publication and a true alternative to mainstream media. The fair will feature 20+ local and national zine makers, writers and illustrators. Barnsley Zine Fair takes place on Saturday 3rd February, in the
gallery at Barnsley Civic, 10:30am – 4:00pm.
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The Licensing Act 2003 (Premises and Club Premises Certificates) Regulations 2005 Notice is hereby given that I: Dana Rashid have made the above application under S17 of the Licensing Act 2003 for a new Premises Licence for: Danny’s Booze Hillsborough, 2-6 Holme Lane , Sheffield, S6 4JQ For:- The sale of alcohol (off the premises) and hours open to the public from 07.00 to 00.00 Sun to Thur and 07:00-02:00 Fri & Sat and an additional 2 hours on Sundays before a Bank Holiday, Christmas Eve and New Years Eve (Only When it is not a Friday and Saturday) Interested parties or responsible authorities may make written representations to The Licensing Service, Block C, Staniforth Road Depot, Staniforth Rd, Sheffield S9 3HD by no later than 20.02.24 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 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 unlimited. Dated: 23.01.24
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YOUR WEEK ON TV FRIDAY BBC1
12.15 Bargain Hunt 1.00 BBC News at One; Weather 1.30 BBC Regional News; Weather 1.45 Father Brown 2.30 Money for Nothing 3.00 I Escaped to the Country 3.45 The Repair Shop 4.30 The Travelling Auctioneers 5.15 Pointless 6.00 BBC News at Six; Weather 6.30 BBC Regional News; Weather 7.00 The One Show 7.30 Celebrity Mastermind 8.00 Here We Go 8.30 Amanda & Alan’s Italian Job 9.00 Would I Lie to You? 9.30 Not Going Out 10.00 BBC News at Ten 10.30 BBC Regional News; Weather 10.40 The Graham Norton Show 11.30 Six Nations Sin Bin 12.00 FILM: Long Shot (2019) 1.55 Weather for the Week Ahead 2.00 BBC News
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BBC1
6.00 Breakfast 10.00 Saturday Kitchen Live 11.30 The Great Food Guys 12.00 Football Focus 1.00 BBC News; Weather 1.15 Sarra Elgan’s Six Nations Preview 1.45 Money for Nothing 2.45 Escape to the Country 3.45 BBC News 3.55 BBC Regional News; Weather 4.00 Live Six Nations Rugby Union. Wales v Scotland (Kick-off 4.45pm). All the action from the match in the opening round of fixtures, held at Principality Stadium. 7.10 Gladiators Bradley and Barney Walsh host the physical challenge in which four contenders face five events – with the super-fit Gladiators standing in their way. 8.10 Michael McIntyre’s Big Show The comedian gives Alison Hammond a rude awakening. 9.10 Casualty Iain is devastated when Faith ends their relationship. 10.00 BBC News; Weather 10.20 Match of the Day Highlights of the latest matches. 11.30 FILM: A Fish Called Wanda (1988) Comedy, starring John Cleese. 1.15 Weather for the Week Ahead 1.20 BBC News
Live Six Nations Rugby Union, BBC�, �pm
BBC2
12.00 Rick Stein’s India 1.00 Nadiya’s British Food Adventure 1.30 FILM: How the West Was Won. (1962) 4.00 Amanda & Alan’s Italian Job 4.30 Final Score 5.15 Jaguars – Born Free: A Natural World Special 6.00 Wilderness with Simon Reeve 7.00 Flog It! 7.40 Celebrity Antiques Road Trip 8.40 Porridge 9.10 One-Hit Wonders at the BBC: Volume 2 10.10 Hits That Missed at the BBC 11.40 One-Hit Wonders at the BBC 12.40 FILM: Northern Soul. (2014) 2.15 FILM: Good Morning Karachi. (2013) 3.35 This Is BBC Two
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6.00 Breakfast 7.45 Match of the Day 9.00 Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg 10.00 Politics England 10.30 Sunday Morning Live 11.30 Pilgrimage: The Road to Rome 12.30 Bargain Hunt 1.00 BBC News; Weather 1.15 Songs of Praise 1.50 Escape to the Country 2.45 Frozen Planet II 3.45 FILM: Ant-Man. (2015) Superhero adventure, starring Paul Rudd. 5.35 BBC News 5.50 BBC Regional News; Weather 6.00 Countryfile Matt Baker and Charlotte Smith learn how Bodmin Moor, a windswept terrain scarred by its industrial past, is gearing up to welcome back wildlife. Including weather for the week ahead. 7.00 Antiques Roadshow The team are in Roundhay Park, Leeds. 8.00 Call the Midwife A day at the seaside proves memorable. 9.00 Death in Paradise New series. Commander Patterson is targeted by an assassin. 10.00 BBC News; Weather 10.25 Regional Programme 10.30 Match of the Day 2 The day’s Premier League action. 11.45 The Women’s Football Show Highlights of the weekend’s games in the Super League. 12.30 MOTD Top Ten: Assists 1.00 Weather for the Week Ahead 1.05 BBC News
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Channel 4
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BLADES DUMPED OUT OF THE FA CUP OWLS LEAVE IT LATE United’s Emirates FA Cup adventure for this season came to an end at Bramall Lane on Saturday afternoon, against an impressive Brighton & Hove Albion outfit. Having fallen two goals behind in the first half United rallied before the break with Gustavo Hamer and Will Osula scoring to restore parity, but the visitors netted three times without reply in the second period to progress to round five. Goalkeeper Grbić was handed his Blades debut against the Seagulls, one of five changes made by boss Wilder. Archer, Norwood, Osborn and
Norrington-Davies were all restored to the starting XI, with Foderingham, Robinson, Souza, McAtee and Brooks dropping to the bench. United started positively and forced a couple of corners in quick succession, prior to Ferguson having a goal ruled out for offside after he’d rose highest to convert a Hinshelwood cross, as Norwood was cautioned for a late tackle. On 14 minutes though, the visitors in the front in spectacular style as BUONANOTTE fired into the top corner from distance giving Grbić no chance. The home side looked for
I WANT TO CONTINUE IMPRESSING – CLUCAS Rotherham United midfielder Sam Clucas believes an extended run in the team has been crucial in helping him find his best form. The 33-year-old was snapped up by the Millers in the summer following the expiration of his contract with fellow second tier outfit Stoke City and was beginning to find his feet in the side before suffering an injury setback, which kept him out of action for over a month. Clucas returned to action when the Millers visited Leicester City on 23rd December and has started in the last five outings in all competitions for Leam Richardson’s side. The former Premier League operator has impressed with his performances in the middle of the park and saw himself nominated for the December Goal of the Month gong for his stunning volley in the 1-1 draw against Sunderland and is hoping to continue his rich vein of form when the team return to action. “It has been really good to get back to playing week in, week out as I have recently and hopefully I can stay injury free and maintain my spot,” Clucas told www. themillers.co.uk after being asked about his extended run in the side. “I’d obviously been doing work in the off season after my contract finished at Stoke, but it’s nothing like coming into a proper club and doing short and sharp movements. “The staff knew that and they really helped me ease
an instant response but from Osborn’s through ball, Osula saw an effort blocked and Hamer saw his follow up charged down by Juilo. Moments before the half hour, Brighton doubled their lead from the penalty spot, as PEDRO converted having been fouled by Bogle. But HAMER reduced the deficit, firing home after Verbruggen could only parry a low cross from OSULA, who then went from provider to scorer as he headed home from Bogle’s cross, with both strikes overcoming lengthy VAR checks for offside. Unfortunately, though,
the visitors seized the initiative after the interval and PEDRO scored his second penalty of the afternoon after Bogle was penalised for handball by referee Singh Gill and the former Watford striker completed his hat-trick on 68 minutes firing low and hard past Grbić, after the Blades had made a triple change and forced a flurry of corners. The tie was seemingly over but the Blades went until the end with Trusty heading wide from a Norwood corner and McAtee striking the underside of the bar, but the last action saw substitute WELBECK score a fifth for Brighton after he raced clear of Larouci.
myself in, unfortunately I picked up an injury just as I’d started to feel like I was getting my sharpness back, which was really frustrating. “I’ve worked hard and got back to fitness, now I want to stay clear of injury and continue the form I’ve been showing recently. “As a player, I think I’m someone that needs to be playing regularly to find my best form. I’m a box to box midfielder that wants to work really hard for the team and chip in with goals and assists, again I’m at my best when I’m getting regular time on the pitch, so I’m grateful that the gaffer has put faith in me.” The Millers were due to travel to take on Ipswich Town this weekend, but their opponents involvement in the Emirates FA Cup means that they will host Maidstone United at Portman Road instead. This means Richardson’s side are next in action when they lock horns with promotion-chasing Southampton in the second tier on Saturday 3rd February. The Saints are currently on a club record unbeaten run of 21 games, but Clucas insists that in the second tier, anyone can beat anyone. “This is one of the few top leagues across Europe where everyone does beat everyone and we’re no different to that, we know that we can beat the very best this league has to offer on our day.” “We know that Southampton are a really good team and we respect them for what they are, but we’re at home, which is a huge plus. “Every game in this league is tough, but we still have that belief that we can go and get points.”
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Coventry came close to an unwanted treble until Wednesday scored right at the last to force yet another clash between these two familiar faces. For the third time inside a month, the Owls and the Sky Blues went head to head – this time in the Emirates FA Cup – and new recruit Victor Torp had the Midlanders on the way to victory with a peach of a strike on the verge of half time. But Wednesday had
the final say as Djeidi Gassama crowned an impressive performance with a late, late leveller. Danny Röhl and Mark Robins made six changes apiece following the second match of the trilogy last weekend, with the Wednesday boss handing teenage goalkeeper Pierce Charles a maiden senior appearance. Elsewhere, Iké Ugbo made his full debut, while Momo Diaby was given a starting shirt. Both sides showed attacking intent from the off. Matt Godden spooned over the bar at one end before the lively Gassama fired wide at the other. Kasey Palmer mirrored the earlier attempt from Godden as Coventry
McCann seeking answers over drops in performance level Grant McCann is determined to get to the bottom of the disparity between performances at Rovers this season. McCann was frustrated by the manner of the showing against league leaders Stockport County, who cruised to a 5-1 triumph at the Eco-Power Stadium. The Rovers manager admitted to being baffled by the dip in performance level from the win over Wigan Athletic in the Bristol Street Motors Trophy. “It’s been a theme of the season - we can be so good one game and then drop massively in the next,” he said. “We were so good against Wigan in the second half of the last game and then we dropped to these levels. “I don’t know why. Myself and the staff are questioning what the week leading up was like. We felt it was really good and probably one of the best we’ve had this season with players coming back from injury, a behindclosed-doors game and getting a breather into a few of the lads as well. “I actually don’t know myself and I can’t put my finger on exactly why we looked so lethargic and so slow out of the blocks. We just never gave ourselves an opportunity with the way we conceded the goals and we looked toothless as well. “We don’t give ourselves any hope or chance conceding the way we did and it looked like it knocked us once we
countered from a pressing Owls dynamic. Gassama, making lightning bursts from the engine room, was the best player on the pitch in an opening period full of enterprise. Time and again the Frenchman terrorised the Sky Blues’ defence, who struggled to combat Gassama’s pace. Coventry had threats of their own, though, as was evidenced when Josh Eccles volleyed over the top from a clever set piece. But the visitors went one better a minute before the break, and a moment to remember for Torp. The Dane picked up possession 25 yards out and unleashed a blistering hit that flew past Charles to give his side the upper hand. Ellis Simms missed a giltedged chance to double the lead immediately after the restart before the Owls hit back with Ugbo rattling the woodwork
from distance. Ugbo was inches away moments later, clipping a cute ball from Gassama on to the roof of the net. The cup-tie calmed as the second half wore on. Coventry seemed content to play on the break as Wednesday pushed for an equaliser but Ben Wilson remained untroubled between the Sky Blues’ sticks. That was until the 85th minute as the Owls finally made the breakthrough. Gassama cut in on the angle and fired a low drive that shaded the post and beat the scrambling Wilson. Still there was time for both goalkeepers to come to the rescue in a grandstand finish. First, Wilson instinctively denied Ashley Fletcher with his feet, then Charles thwarted Jamie Allen from close quarters before the curtain came down on the Owls v Coventry part III – and part IV follows the week after next.
conceded the second and the third. “Stockport are a really good team, they’re top of the league but we’ve given them three goals in the first half. “There’s a lot for us to digest and look at from this game and we need to put it right at Bradford on Tuesday in the quarter-finals of the Trophy.”
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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...........................................................
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y The festival returns with ovefebruar r 50 chalets where you can sample and purchase local and onal delights. Stalls include everything from the regi st gins, jams, pickles, cheese, baked goods and so fine h more! Families will love the variety of workshopsmuc on r at the Rhubarb Festival, and the array of childrenoffe activities available and lively street entertainment. Exp ect programme of chef demos!a whole new
february .............................................................................................................Adult oap/ch sat 10th feb the deep & bridlington.............................................................................. £35 £30 sat 17th feb wakefield rhubarb festival.................................................................... £15 £15 fri 23rd feb bury market & fish tea ............................................................................. £34 £34 sun 25th feb macclesfield treacle market.................................................................. £18 £17 tues 27th feb liverpool & albert dock........................................................................... £18 £17 march sat 9th mar windsor castle (inc entertainment)........................................................ £50 £45 sun 10th mar whitby...................................................................................................... £18 £17 mon 18th mar bakewell & carvery................................................................................. £30 £30 sat 23rd mar bridlington or scarborough................................................................... £18 £17 wed 27th mar diggerland................................................................................................ £35 £35 fri 29th mar cadbury world......................................................................................... £35 £35 sat 30th mar blackpool................................................................................................. £18 £17 sun 31st mar bridlington or scarborough................................................................... £18 £17
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