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8,000 people set to take part in this year’s race on Sunday (October 9). Ashley Carson, from Sheffield Assay Office, said: “We are delighted to contribute to the event in this way and provide the sterling silver medals. Race start There won’t be many medals like these ones in the world, outside of the Olympics, so they will be very special collector items.” Ashley will himself be taking part in the Bupa Great Yorkshire Run, along with colleagues from the Sheffield Assay Office and fellow directors at Chesterfield

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UNIQUE YORKSHIRE MEDALS TO MARK RUN ANNIVERSARY A set of unique sterling silver medals, worth more than £250 each, will be awarded to four lucky entrants in the Bupa Great Yorkshire Run. The medals, developed by Sheffield Assay Office, will be awarded to the 5th, 50th, 500th and 5000th placed finisher of the 10K race to mark the fifth anniversary of the event in Sheffield. The Bupa Great Yorkshire Run has grown to become one of the most successful mass participation events in the city, with more than

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and Frida, the girls from top Abba tribute band Bjorn Again, and they were truly amazing, showing a professionalism gained from many Maria Carr from Buxton has been given the big thumbs up by judges at the Open Mic UK years performing all over the world. A message to all concert secretaries, get this fantastic auditions. Along with other impressive acts, crowd pleasing duo into your clubs, they are Maria has made it through to the Regional guaranteed to pull in a capacity crowds and will Finals and will now be performing at the enhance the kudos of your club. They can be live showcases of Open Mic UK 2011. Open Mic UK 2011 is the exciting national talent booked by going on to their website, Agnetha competition which searches for the UKs best and Frida singers, singer/songwriters, rappers and The headline of Monday’s Daily Express vocalists of all genres who perform either cheered me up no end, when it was revealed covers or original material. that members of parliament have agreed to One contestant who has evidently caught an historic referendum to vote on whether we the judge’s eye is local talent Maria, now should leave the European Union. The majority competing for a place in the National Final at of people in this country, according to pollsters The O2 in London and the chance to grab a ‘Vote UK out of EU, want a referendum, breakthrough recording contract. Thousands of with the majority of voters would elect that hopefuls entered nationwide and hundreds of auditionees queued patiently on the day for their we separate our ties with Europe. Regular readers of this column will know that I’ve long turn to impress the judges. Those who made it through the audition stage will now take part in advocated this action and many like me are a live Regional head to head battle alongside the fed up with Europe meddling into our internal legislation, and wasting the money that we best talent in their area. They’ll be performing in front of hundreds of audience members and a contribute, most notably the twenty million professional judging panel to win a place at the pounds awarded to Austria, Hungary, Slovakia National Grand Final. I was impressed when I and the Czech Republic in fishing subsidies, saw Maria in the Search for a Star competition notwithstanding that all these countries are in the Pacific Bar in Chesterfield where she landlocked and therefore have no fishing fleets. came second in what was the most difficult Thirteen other countries, including Finland and competition; such was the high standard of all Germany received more than the value of their the entrants. Many have progressed to better catches, the biggest beneficiary being Romania, things, possibly as a direct result of being in this who received seventy times the value of fish excellent promotion and life time friendships caught. have been formed. The X Factor has displayed much emotion We attended the debut performance of Agnetha this year, with tears not only coming from the entrants, but also the judges. Watching the moment of truth at the homes of the judges, the sorrow of those sent home and the joy of those going through were in sharp contrast. I imagine that similar emotion will be displayed on Saturday when my beloved Owls thrash my second favourite team, Chesterfield. Sheffield Wednesday are now the team in form and are racing up the table. Should, as expected, they beat the Blades this month, it will be a definitive moment in the future of both teams.

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A young couple wanted to join a church. The priest told them, “We have special requirements for new parishioners. You must abstain from sex for one whole month.” The couple agreed and after two-and-a-half weeks returned to the Church. When the Pastor ushered them into his office, the wife was crying and the husband obviously very depressed. You are back so soon... Is there a problem?” the Priest inquired. We are terribly ashamed to admit that we did not manage to abstain from sex for the required month....” the young man replied sadly. The Reverend asked him what happened. “Well, the first week was difficult.... However, we managed to abstain through sheer willpower. The second week was terrible, but with the use of prayer, we managed to abstain.” “However, the third week was unbearable. We tried cold showers, prayer, reading from the Bible.... anything to keep our minds off carnal thoughts. One afternoon, my wife reached for a can of paint and dropped it. When she bent over to pick it up, I was overcome with lust and had my way with her right then and there.” admitted the man, shamefacedly. “You understand this means you will not be welcome in our church,” stated the pastor. “We know..” said the young man, hanging his head. “We’re not welcome in Homebase either...”

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Award-winning blues rock star, guitar hero and singer-songwriter Joe Bonamassa and his ace touring band will play the Motorpoint Arena Sheffield on Saturday 24th March as part of a major UK arena tour. Tickets priced £30, £40, £50 (booking fee may apply) go on general sale Friday October 7th at 9am. Fresh off his successful European tour with Black Country Communion, and rave reviews of BCC’s “2” album, Joe’s forthcoming UK solo tour will see him perform material from his current studio album “Dust Bowl” plus songs from his vast catalogue of albums including A New Day Yesterday, The Ballad of John Henry, Sloe Gin, and Black Rock. Joe will also preview some new songs from his forthcoming studio album due for release in late May 2012. Joe’s band includes Carmine Rojas (bass), Rick Melick (keyboards) and Tal Bergman (drums). Tickets for Joe Bonamassa at the Motorpoint Arena Sheffield on Saturday 24th March, priced £30, £40, £50 (booking fee may apply) go on sale Friday 7th October at 9am, available online at www. motorpointarenasheffield.co.uk, by phone on 0114 256 5656 and in person at the Arena Box office.

While attending a marriage seminar dealing with communication, Tom and his wife Grace listened to the instructor, “It is essential that husbands and wives know the things that are important to each other.” He addressed the men, “Can you describe your wife’s favourite ﬂower?” Tom, smiling but looking a little nervous, leaned over, touched his wife’s arm gently and whispered, “It’s self-raising, isn’t it?

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In the week that Doctor Who ended (boo, now I’ll have nothing to slag off), the live finals of Strictly and X Factor begin (oh, hang on, I will), it’s been a bit of a mixed bag. New series, Terra Nova, was more terror than supernova and should have be renamed “Terror Coma” as it either scared you by how awful it was or put you to sleep with its insipid plot and pointless posturing. The sci-fi show from Steven “I got lucky with Indiana jones and ET” Spielberg, sees an “ordinary” family going back in time to save the world. Sorry but hang on. How many ‘ordinary’ families do you know that can: a) time travel, and, b) look like they’ve just come off the set of a Vogue shoot? Terra Nova is reminiscent of the ultra crappy, Outcasts (a show I previously slagged off in Spring); it’s a dreary concept with an even drearier script. The storyline is so shallow, babies couldn’t drown in it! Hell, amoeba couldn’t drown in it! Speaking of single-celled organisms, my advice to any aspiring writers would be to leave the experimentation to the bedroom and focus on delivering fun, intelligent, and thought provoking television. And, speaking of thought provoking, there’s only one question on everyone’s lips: when is Bruce Forsyth going to move on? The guy’s been doing exactly the same routine since the seventeenth century (well it feels like it) and it’s more than time for a change. The audience politely laughs at his jokes and his self-deprecating humour directed at his age was inappropriate a decade ago. The look-at-Forsyth train wreck is undermining the show as what he’s going to fluff next is more entertaining (and embarrassing) than the actual dancing. Bruce, you’re old, you’re not funny and you’re just plain tired! Bring on Vernon Kaye... On second thoughts, only bring on Vernon Kaye if the Government intends to bring back hanging. Now, that’d be unmissable TV. And speaking of great TV, I think it would be fantastic if we could have Roasts in the UK; not ‘comedy’ ones, but actual “Zelebrities” on bonfires. I would happily start with Kerry Katona and Jason Donovan, but, disappointingly, the toxic cloud that would pour off Katie Price’s plastic “assets” would cause a national disaster the likes of which haven’t been seen since Chernobyl. So that’s the end of that great idea! And lastly, Cheryl Cole was allegedly keen to get involved in her own roast this week, but backed out when she discovered the two burly men on set would be doing nothing more than lighting the bonfire. Apparently, her definition of a “roast” is very different to mine! You draw your own conclusions.

PAUL PASHLEY

Paul Pashley and his 17-piece big band will showcase swing classics and new songs written by Bryan Adams, Gary Barlow and his Grammy award winning producer Eliot Kennedy. His crowd pleasing set list includes American songbook standards like Sway and Night And Day – plus his unique big band take on modern pop hits, including I Bet You Look Good On The Dance Floor. This concert is sponsored by Irwin Mitchell Solicitors and MCA in aid of Amy’s House, a weekend respite facility that cares for children with special needs and their siblings in Sheffield. Visit amyshouse.org.uk These past few months have been really busy for Paul. Eliot Kennedy, who has produced hits for everyone from the Spice Girls to Celine Dion, is also the driving force behind Paul’s forthcoming debut album, which they are working on right now. Their new songs sound like old classics and blend seamlessly into his live set list alongside American songbook standards such as Come Fly with Me and Night and Day. Paul also has his own take on modern classics such as Thin Lizzy’s Dancin’ in the Moonlight. Ian Dixon, his musical director, plays a huge part in all of this with his wonderful arrangements in a style that Count Basie fans will adore. Add some of the greatest musicians on the planet and its possibly the best big band sound you’re ever going to hear. Win tickets to see Paul and his band at the Lyceum. Paul has generously given a pair of tickets to the Mercury newspaper for a competition. To enter please answer the following question. Paul sang at the wedding of a Manchester United footballer. Who was it? Please send your entry to: Paul Pashley Competition, The Mercury Newspaper, 4B Queens Road, Sheffield S2 4DG or via email to info@ mercurynewspaper.co.uk Paul Pashley and His Big Band: Sheffield Lyceum Theatre, Wednesday, October 12, 2011, show starts 7.45pm.

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Hailing from Liverpool, and based in Sheffield, Yorkshire, John Reilly emerges from his former role as the frontman for Atlantic Records recording artists Boy On A Dolphin to release his solo album, ‘Zebulon’ on October 10th 2011. In between American tours with Boy On A Dolphin, Reilly travelled north to Vancouver to spend time co-writing with some of the greatest songwriters in the business, including Jim Vallance (Bryan Adams, Aerosmith, Tina Turner) and Robbie Buchanan (Christina Aguilera, Diana Ross). Having already forged a reputation as a great songwriter in his own right, (American Billboard Magazine said “Reilly unearths one precious pop gem after another”) Reilly took considerable inspiration from working with such acclaimed writers and focused on further developing his own writing style. Meanwhile his songs were being places in movies such as ‘Tokyo Cowboy’ and TV shows True North, Dawson Creek and X Files. When John returned to England with just a handful of solo gigs under his belt he was offered a slot opening for Ray Davies, who was so impressed with John’s performance he offered him the support slot for the whole tour, which culminated in John fulfilling a life-long ambition – playing a sold-out show at The Royal Albert Hall. Full of confidence and ideas for his solo album, John flew to Toronto to team-up with in-demand Canadian pianist/songwriter Lewis Nitikman, who’d already written with world-class songwriters such as Eddy Schwartz (Mike & The Mechanics, The Doobie Bros., Joe Cocker, Pat Benatar), Steve Diamond (Eric Clapton, Heart), Bruce Miller (Reba McIntyre, Dixie Chicks) & John Capek (Rod Stewart, Diana Ross, Joe Cocker). For Reilly, whose mantra is “the song is God - not the artist”, it was a songwriting match made in heaven. Having been let loose from the constraints of being in a band, Reilly’s lyrics became a lot more personal and he discovered a renewed creative energy that had obviously been bubbling under the surface for a long time. During the next eighteen months Reilly and Nitikman, who eventually moved to Sheffield to continue the fruitful partnership, wrote over three albums worth of material. “I believe in songs speaking to people

individually, one-by-one,” says Reilly. “I also believe a great song is timeless. I only write songs that can be stripped down to piano or guitar & vocal before thinking about production and instrumentation.” After painstakingly identifying the songs that would make the final cut, recording sessions for ‘Zebulon’ began to take place in Toronto, Vancouver & Sheffield, with members of fellow Sheffield artist Richard Hawley’s band (drummer Dean Beresford, bassist Colin Elliot and guitarist Shez Sheridan) adding their celebrated pedigree to the album’s dynamics. With tracks such as album opener ‘Some Fall Too Hard’, ‘Not Alone’ and ‘One More Mile’ establishing a very British vibe to the album, ‘Zebulon’ also features nods towards blue eyed soul in the form of ‘Building Avalon’, ‘Before You’ and ‘Living With It’, each highlighting Reilly’s versatility as a singer and songwriter. Songs such as ‘Tightrope’ ‘Deep and Blue’ and ‘The Break’ open the door into a much more intimate and personal space. Singles ‘Not Alone’ and ‘Building Avalon’ have already received airplay across several shows on BBC Radio 2, with the latter also being picked-up by CBC, Canada’s biggest national radio station, who have placed the song on full rotation. RTE Radio 1 in Ireland have also picked up the track ‘Deep and Blue’. Having performed to over 100,000 people during performances at festivals, The Royal Albert Hall and several sold-out hometown headline shows at Sheffield’s prestigious City Hall, John Reilly is looking forward to continued radio support and breaking out of the recording studio once again to perform ‘Zebulon’ across the UK in late 2011 with a full tour in February 2012. Zubelon is released on Monday 10th October and is available from iTunes and www.johnreilly.org

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Palms (Part Two) Random Marks And The Head Line The Mount of Mercury is on the left side of the right hand just below the little finger. The Mount of Jupiter is just below the first finger on the right hand. The Head Line The Head Line starts near the thumb between the Heart Line and the Life Line. It ends below the Heart Line under the Mount of Mercury. The Head Line indicates intellect, ability and personality. It highlights a person’s ability to think clearly. The Head Line always begins on the side of the palm near the thumb on the Mount of Jupiter. It shows someone who is confident and ambitious. If the line starts high on the Mount of Jupiter the person is trustworthy to a fault. Look to see how big the gap is between the start of the Head Line and Life Line. The bigger the space the more important the person is. If the Head Line and Life Line are joined together the person lacks confidence in their ability to make decisions. They are a cautious person, not very independent and strongly influenced by their family. The length of the fusion indicates how long this insecurity will last. Does Your Heart Rule Your Head? It may do if the Heart Line is longer or deeper than the Head Line on the left hand! A large gap between the Head Line and the Heart Line denotes someone who is broad minded and unconventional. It takes a lot to shock this person because they have such a tolerant attitude to life. A Head Line appears missing when the Head Line and Heart Line have joined together to form the Simian Line. The Simian Line One of the most fascinating marks is the Simian Line which shows intensity and personality

extremes. Instead of having a separate Head Line and Heart line, there is one strong Simian Line travelling across the palm like a railroad track. If you have this it suggests a one track mind and tunnel vision. You may also be focused, intense and volatile in your personal style. On the left hand it relates to your personal relationships and feelings, on the right hand it expresses your outer life and working environment. Wherever fate leads us the lives on our hands will always be there for everyone to see. Random Marks Stars - A star on the Mount of Apollo (just below the ring ﬁnger on the right hand) brings money. It indicates lots of lovers. Triangles - A triangle signals despair, do not take chances. Beware and be wise. Crosses - Crosses on parts of the palm indicate when trouble is near. Squares - Squares are a sign of protection from danger. Squares also link with infection. Chains - Chains which have formed upon any line indicate a difﬁcult time ahead. Tassels - Lines that are tasseled means that energy is being drained. When you overdo things there is nothing gained only stress. Forked Lines - Drooping branches can mean a sad surprise.

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As this week begins, so Venus forges a delicious link with Neptune, and this can arouse your romantic imagination, and also hopes. Yet with Mercury pressed by Saturn, and the Sun about to be, temper your hopes with some earthy realism. Call me for your love scope…

For the zodiac’s natural diplomat, sticking ﬁrmly to your plans as you have needed to of late may have seemed out of character. However, scant satisfaction is to be gained by relying on the feedback of others. Pleasingly your ﬁnances can start to improve. Call for more news…

Venus and Mercury arrive in your sector of relating, and can help to soothe out, some of the jagged edges which have prevailed of late. The Full Moon may also demand that you take action if you are unhappy at work or feeling worn by everyday stresses. Call for more…

This week’s Full Moon suggests that you cannot avoid a tricky subject a minute longer. Pleasingly the thing you dread discussing can prove less worrisome, after all. Indeed, by the week’s end you can be moving forward much more progressively. Call for more advice…

If you socialize a lot with friends, a partner can resent it. But then if you’re newly loved up it can be your social circle who press you to spend more time with them. Time management is essential. Mercury demands you get your eye back on the ball. Call for your love scope…

You become serious minded about your future prospects, but this may see you start to step back from the fray, as you examine your options. However, a period of mulling things over quietly may be better than charging in blindly. Take soundings. Call me for more news…

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http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/ Governmentcitizensandrights/ Consumerrights/ Protectyourselffromscams/DG_195960 Scams are schemes that try to trick you out of your money. Common scams include: • foreign lottery wins – these ask you to pay a fee to claim your ‘prize’ when you haven’t really won anything • get-rich-quick investments – invite you to invest money for a ‘guaranteed’ profit, when there is no investment so you lose your money • miracle health cures – invite you to buy a health product like arthritis cream from a website that has not been tested and is unproven A scam is usually uninvited (unsolicited). This means it will come from a company or person you’ve never heard of by: • post – through a letter or promotional leaflet • email – through a personal or promotional message (‘spam emails’) • phone (‘cold calling’) • text message A scam will: • give extravagant promises – if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is • ask you to pay for something upfront, eg you have to pay a fee to claim a prize • put pressure on you to make a quick decision, eg an investment opportunity will end unless you pay straight away • ask for bank account details so they can steal your money Never give out bank details to people you don’t know or people you meet online. Other signs of a scam are the person or company only: • gives a mobile phone number as a contact • uses a PO box number or mail box as an address – mail boxes look like a real address but the business isn’t based there PO boxes and mobile numbers are easy to turn off and hard to trace. Use an online search engine to check a business’s address – a mail box will have many companies based at the same address. If you receive emails or letters about a scam, don’t reply – even to say no. Once scammers get a reply, they will send more unwanted messages. If you are cold-called by a scammer, hang up. Don’t give out any personal details like your address or ‘confirm’ details like your bank account number. If you answer the door to a salesperson, ask to see their ID. Check the company name, eg online, and then call the company to check the person works there. If you have lost money to a scam, report it to the police and Action Fraud, the national fraud reporting centre. You should also take steps to reduce your risk of being contacted with more scam offers (see section below ‘Reduce your risk of being scammed’). If you think you’ve been tricked into calling a premium-rate number, complain to PhonepayPlus. It has the power to fine companies and stop them offering premium-rate numbers.

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MORE CHOICE FOR VEOLIA WELCOMES PATIENTS CONSULTATION RESIDENTS TO SHEFFIELD http://www.shefﬁeld.nhs.uk/consultations OPEN DAY In order to improve services for patients, and giving you more choice, the Department of Health has asked each region to select a list of health services/ treatments that could be provided by more than one organisation from September 2012 onwards. When organisations have proved that they can offer the service to a high enough NHS quality, this would then enable patients to choose where they receive their treatment/ healthcare. In Shefﬁeld, Rotherham, Barnsley, Doncaster and Bassetlaw NHS think that local services that could be delivered in this way could include organisations providing: • diagnostic tests (such as ultrasound, MRI and CT Scans) closer to home • support and services to help with the self-management of Long Term Conditions • community chemotherapy, including home chemotherapy • physiotherapy services to treat back and neck pain • dementia care/ memory services For more information and to take part in the consultation please visit: http://www. opinionsuite.com/nhsrotherham/cluster/ more-choice-for-patients/consult_view Closing date 12 October 2011.

OFF THE SHELF

http://www.offtheshelf.org.uk/index.php Shefﬁeld’s Annual Celebration of Writing and Reading 8 – 29 October Off the Shelf - a dynamic, distinctive and diverse festival of words. Around 200 events including readings, debates, workshops, poetry, storytelling, readers’ events, walks, talks, community events, a programme for children and young people and more. The 2011 festival will offer an enticing line up of writers. Off the Shelf also offers special events throughout the year and mini festivals such as Highlighting History 2 – 4 March 2012. Off the Shelf is organised by the Culture Department of Shefﬁeld City Council.

Clare L Froggatt, Communications Manager – Sheffield, Veolia Environmental Services (United Kingdom Residents are invited to take a look behind-the-scenes at Sheffield’s Energy Recovery Facility The special Open Day is on Saturday, 29 October from 10am – 3pm at Bernard Road. During the day visitors can: • Enjoy a behind-the-scenes tour of the facility • Visit the Control Room • Sit in a refuse collection vehicle • Visit our Mobile Exhibition Unit and speak to a member of our Recycling Team • Buy a bargain compost bin for the special price of just £12 Tours are very popular so to avoid disappointment, please pre-book your tour today by calling: 0114 273 4567 (and ask to speak to a member of the Communications Team) or email: sheffieldenquiries@veolia.co.uk Residents will be able to test their ‘waste and recycling’ knowledge with a site quiz and younger visitors will have the chance to have a go at the ‘Waste Wise Recycling Game’ for a variety of prizes. Antony Smith, plant manager comments: “Residents who would like to take part in a behind-the-scenes tour should book early to avoid disappointment.” Sheffield’s Energy Recovery Facility has been built using the latest technology and is designed to maximise the efficient generation of combined heat and power. Designed to handle up to 225,000 tonnes of black bin rubbish each year, the facility helps to save 2.5 tonnes of CO2 every hour and keeps Sheffield’s landfill rate very low.

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The Country Court Care Group, recently achieved recognition as an Investor in People. The Group was founded over 20 years ago and now has eight care homes, including Abbey Grange Nursing Home in Sheffield, and a domiciliary agency, LETTING COUNCIL PROPERTIES – Hev Bingley at the Investors in People Centre responsible for covering Central HAVE YOUR SAY England, says that achieving the Standard Sheffield City Council want to find a ay reinforces the quality of service, strength of the team and the value the organisation of allocating housing that better meets the needs of people in Sheffield to make places on its people. “The Investors in sure the people that really need housing People assessment report highlighted that the quality of the mandatory care training are able to get it at the right time. programme is very high,” she explains. To do this SCC need you to get The quality of the work of Country Court involved by giving your views and ideas. Visit: www.sheffield. Care Group has been further recognised gov.uk/allocationspolicyreview to with a nomination for the Health Investor comple a questionnaire or for details Residential Care Provider of the Year of a consultation event near you. 2011. Phone: 0114 2057333 or e-mail allocationspolicyreview@sheffield.gov.uk

DATES FOR YOUR DIARY Montgomery Arts Centre, Surrey Street A number of workshops including Visual Arts, Writing, Drama. For details of dates and cost please contact 0114 2720455 or e-mail info@macshefﬁeld.org.uk . Website www.macshefﬁeld.org.uk Creative Crafters. 1st Friday every month 1-3pm – assorted card making and paper crafts. £2 per session. Touching the Soul A new art exhibition ‘Touching the Soul’ will be on display in Jessops West (opposite Henderson’s Relish) over the weekend of the 8th & 9th October, 11-4pm

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6:00 Breakfast 9:15 Helicopter Heroes 10:00 Homes Under the Hammer 11:00 Dirty Tricks of the Tradesmen 11:45 Cash in the Attic 12:15 Bargain Hunt 1:00 BBC News at One 1:30 Regional News and Weather 1:45 Doctors 2:15 Celebrity MasterChef 3:00 BBC News 3:05 Sofa Surfers 3:35 Wingin’ It 4:00 Hotel Trubble 4:30 Blue Peter 5:00 Newsround 5:15 Pointless 6:00 BBC News at Six 6:30 Regional News and Weather 7:00 The One Show 7:30 EastEnders 8:00 Holby City 9:00 The Body Farm 10:00 BBC News at Ten 10:25 Regional News and Weather 10:35 Me, My Sex and I 11:25 Film: City by the Sea 1:10 Weatherview

6:45 Rastamouse 7:00 Outback 8 7:30 Trust Me I’m a Genie 7:40 Leon 7:45 Pet Squad 7:55 Newsround 8:00 Trapped 8:30 Mr Bloom’s Nursery 8:50 dirtgirlworld 9:00 Tinga Tinga Tales 9:15 Driver Dan’s Story Train 9:35 Charlie and Lola 9:45 Nuzzle and Scratch 10:05 Get Squiggling 10:20 ZingZillas 10:45 Waybuloo 11:05 In the Night Garden 11:35 The Pink Panther Show 12:00 The Daily Politics 12:30 GMT with George Alagiah 1:00 Gymnastics: World Championships 3:00 Wanted Down Under 3:45 Escape to the Country 4:30 Flog It! 5:15 Antiques Road Trip 6:00 Eggheads 6:30 Strictly Come Dancing - It Takes Two 7:00 Coast 7:30 Match of the Day Live 10:00 Later Live... with Jools Holland 10:30 Newsnight 11:20 Twincredibles 12:20 Damages

ITV 1 6.00 Daybreak 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 11.25 ITV News 11.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News & Weather 2.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal 3.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show 4.00 There’s No Taste Like Home 5.00 The Chase 6.00 Calendar News 6.30 ITV News & Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 Mayday Mayday 8.00 High Stakes 9.00 71 Degrees North 10.00 ITV News at Ten & Weather 10.35 DCI Banks 11.35 Billy Connolly’s Route 66 12.30 The Zone

Channel 4 6:15 The Hoobs 6:40 The Hoobs 7:05 Freshly Squeezed 7:30 Everybody Loves Raymond 7:55 Everybody Loves Raymond 8:30 Frasier 9:00 Supernanny US 9:55 Supersize Vs. Superskinny 11:00 Phil Spencer: Secret Agent 12:00 Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 The Restoration Man 1:05 Film: Doctor At Large 3:05 BT And Channel 4 Present... Jonnie Peacock ‘Speed’ 3:10 Countdown 4:00 Deal Or No Deal Live 5:00 Celebrity Coach Trip 5:30 Celebrity Come Dine With Me 6:00 The Simpsons 6:30 Hollyoaks 7:00 Channel 4 News 7:55 4thought.Tv 8:00 Gok’s Clothes Roadshow: Get The Look For Less 9:00 Mary Queen Of Frocks 10:00 Shameless 11:05 Random Acts 11:10 True Blood: Trouble 12:25 Pokerstars.co.uk Uk & Ireland Poker Tour

Five 6.35 Elmo’s World 6.50 Peppa Pig 7.00 Little Princess 7.10 The Mr. Men Show 7.30 Thomas & Friends 7.45 Noddy in Toyland 8.00 Fifi and the Flowertots 8.15 Peppa Pig 8.25 Peppa Pig 8.35 Roary the Racing Car 8.45 Bananas In Pyjamas 9.00 Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.10 LIVE with Gabby 12.05 5 News Lunchtime 12.15 Big Brother 1.15 Home and Away 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 CSI: Miami 3.15 Film: Undercover Angel 5.00 5 News at 5 5.30 Neighbours 6.00 Home and Away 6.25 OK! TV 7.00 5 News at 7 7.30 Real Food Family Cook Off 8.00 Superior Interiors with Kelly Hoppen 9.00 CSI: Miami 10.00 Big Brother 11.00 Film: One Missed Call 12.40 Inside Hollywood

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£200K FIGHTING FUND TO BATTLE PPL OBITUARY Three leading trade associations have raised over £200,000 as a ﬁghting fund to cover the costs of a potential legal battle with music royalties company PPL. The British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA), the Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers (ALMR) and nightclub association Noctis are considering legal action against PPL’s proposals to increase the tariff on specially featured entertainment (SFE) events such as DJ nights and discos by up to 4,000%. The proposed new charges are based on a calculation of how much extra customers would likely spend when an SFE event takes place, with fees based on average attendance, plus the number and duration of SFE events. BBPA chief executive Brigid Simmonds said the trade would ﬁght the PPL proposals “all the way”. “PPL has put out a consultation that would be deeply damaging to the industry on its specially

featured entertainment tariff,” said Simmonds. “We are working with Noctis and ALMR and have put together a campaign fund of over £200,000 with them, and with individual companies that are concerned about this, which would help to pay for the legal costs. “We have a QC in place and we have got a ﬁrm of economic consultants who are looking at the proposals PPL has put forward.” PPL was forced to refund £18.13m in 2009 to pubs, restaurants and hotels after the Copyright Tribunal ruled that the group had overstepped the mark in 2005 by raising fees for background music by up to 403%. ALMR strategic affairs director Kate Nicholls said: “This is an issue where the trade needs to be united and we are working together and utilising the expertise of three leading trade bodies. “We hope we can have a sensible dialogue (with PPL), but we are prepared to take it all the way because the effect this could have

on our members is so signiﬁcant.” John Hayes, vice-chairman of Noctis, added: “This would be the death knell for the trade should it end up at tribunal, and absolutely devastating for the late-night industry. “The silver lining is that this campaign has brought the industry together again and we will be behind it more than any other association.” A PPL spokesperson said: “PPL remains in a consultation phase in regard to the review of our specially featured entertainment tariff. “The BBPA, ALMR and Noctis have been actively engaging with us throughout this process, but have yet to submit any formal responses to the most recent consultation document. “Any further comment on the most recent announcement by the trade associations would therefore be inappropriate at this stage.”

onto the tribute scene and delighted audiences throughout the U.K with her stunning tribute to Dame Shirley Bassey, known as “SASSEY BASSEY”. It is with great regret and A consummate professional who sorrow that we announce will be sadly missed by husband the passing of one of South Paul, all of her family & friends, Yorkshire’s top entertainers, and her many fans and supporters. the most highly respected and “TO KNOW HER WAS TO much loved Personality Vocal LOVE HER” entertainer “Natasha Steele” or Mandy as known to her friends Rest in peace, Natasha Steele. Paul would like to thank all friends, & family, who passed away fellow artists and agencies for their tragically and unexpectedly on kind words and tributes to Natasha. the 21st of September 2011. For further details please contact Natasha was born and bred in natashasteele@fsmail.net Doncaster and her career in the entertainment industry spanned From Paul Emmerson, husband of many years, gaining her many Natasha Steele. friends and much acclaim along the way. Her natural approach to entertaining was the key to her success, having a naturally, bubbly and comical personality and having the gift of impersonating the Diva`s, being comparable to the likes of Joe Longthorne and the late Marti Caine. Natasha just loved to make people happy, and loved to entertain and to her credit, revitalised the sadly dying “Cabaret Performance” with an act which included plenty of comedy , impersonations (Tina Turner, Shirley Bassey and the late Amy Winehouse to name but a few!) With plenty of audience interaction , lots of harmless fun and her own self-created stunning costumes - all these attributes contributed to Natasha always being in great MAGIC AM demand. by Trevor Thomas Natasha most recently launched

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VOICE OF THE NIGHTINGALE RADIO NIGHTINGALE by Mel Jaques

The Radio Nightingale webshop competition for October is giving away £400 to spend at Homebase. Through the webshop you can shop online at Homebase. co.uk, the online shopping site of Homebase, for all your Home Enhancement and DIY needs. At Homebase, you’ll ﬁnd a large choice of products to cover all your kitchen, bathroom, furniture and homewares requirements across 13 categories. This brilliant competition is free to enter; all you have to do is register, shop or tell a friend about easyfundraising to be entered into the draw. Visit the webshop at www.easyfundraising.org.uk/ radionightingale and browse the hundreds of retailers’ sites to ﬁnd your must-have product. Once you’ve made you purchase, at no extra cost to you, the retailer will give a donation to Radio Nightingale. Plus you’ll have received your entry into the draw to win one of these fabulous prizes and every time you make a purchase between 1st and 31st October 2011 you’ll receive one entry into the draw – so the more purchases you make the more entries you receive! Visit www.easyfundraising.org.uk/ radionightingale to support Radio Nightingale and whether you are looking for dining room furniture, a new sofa, or to install a new kitchen, take your chance to win £400 so Homebase can help you make your house a home.

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Heroes come in all walks of life and we thought it was about time the culinary trade got in on the action. So, the search is on for the best bars, restaurants, delis and cafes across our area. Do you have a favourite place you enjoy eating out at? Possibly you may have dined out with the family and enjoyed a good meal at an eatery you would never have tried before, or tasted the best steak in town may be. Here’s your chance to help us hand out recognition to those who deserve it as we celebrate what’s good near us We’re also looking for the names of any individuals you can think of who have done their bit to help put us on the culinary map. Perhaps there’s a good chippy near you, or a star local fishmonger, butcher or grocer who gets your vote. You can nominate them as your Magic AM ‘Food Hero’. Entries are open now in the Eat Sheffield Awards, and you can vote right up until October 17th. Just go to magicam.co uk to find out more. I’ll be dishing out the honours to the makers of the best grub at a star studded ceremony at Sheffield Winter Garden on Monday October 24th. If you’re a cracker in the kitchen, we might even get to meet on the night as well. There’ll be updates on the Magic AM Breakfast Show, along with the regular mix of the best of the 60s, 70s and more.

SUNDAY SERVICE DOWN THE CLUB CLUBHISTORIANS.CO.UK by Ruth Cherrington

For many people, Sunday morning used to mean a visit to the local church for their weekly service. It still does for plenty up and down the country but dwindling numbers turn up on a regular basis just as fewer people have been using clubs in recent years. Some church goers would follow their devotions by a few pints and a chat at their local club, maybe a game of bingo or snooker. But it has to be said that many just skipped the church visit. This has drawn criticisms of clubs as being immoral dens of inequities but that is a rather unjustified over -generalisation. When the club movement first began, there was much support from the clergy who could see their advantages of pubs with their educational activities and sports. It was not uncommon for local vicars to be patrons of clubs who sang their praises just as did the man who set up the CIU - the Reverend Solly. Even when clubs included the supply of beer as part of their services, there was still support from religious quarters because of the democratic aspects of clubs as well as their charitable work. Clubs and religion have been closely linked from the very beginning even though the CIU took a ‘broad church’ approach as far as churches were concerned: no one religion to be upheld to the detriment of others. If clubs wanted to be linked to the Catholic church they could be and many still are, with the communities being intertwined. Others opted to be more Protestant inclined and there were some Jewish clubs. This didn’t mean that religious activity per se took place on their premises but that religious concerns could be part in the club’s considerations. Other clubs just stood back completely and there are plenty of examples of clergymen even bishops who would venture into local clubs to drink with local men and women and make important links. Some realised that they had a better chance of catching up with their flock at the club rather in church on a Sunday morning. This can be considered a form of outreach work, religion going to the people. In some circumstances, such as newly built council estates after the war, new residents got together to set up a club years before a church appeared. This was the case with the Canley Social club in Coventry which opened in 1950, five years before the church. Did it mean that the estate’s residents were irreligious? Not necessarily. Once churches appeared, coexistence with rather than opposition to the club was the best policy- and probably one that the Reverend Solly would have approved of.

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Friday 28th October

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JOHN DEAN

Function Room Available For Hire, Parties, Weddings, Funerals Etc... up to 150 persons

THE VICTORY CLUB 134 MAIN ROAD - DARNALL - SHEFFIELD TEL: 0114 244 2134

From 3rd December - 23rd December Monday To Wednesday Afternoons (2pm - 5pm)

2 COURSE MEAL 2 GAMES OF BINGO SING-A-LONG

A Warm Welcome from Jill & Steve

Holme Lane, Shefﬁeld, S6 4J2 Tel: 0114 2348241

PARK GARDENERS

PENSIONERS SPECIAL

DJ GARY’S KARAOKE HALLOWEEN FANCY DRESS £6.50 ALL IN PRIZE FOR THE BEST DRESSED Sunday 9th October DJ JON Malin Bridge Inn Woodhouse Westend WMC FROM FRIDAY 7TH OCTOBER 2 PEOPLE DINING - 3 COURSES & A POPULAR HOUSE WINE £12.99 EACH

149 Sheffield Road Sheffield Tel: 0114 2693 057 MONDAY

QUIZ NIGHT

FOR A GALLON OF BEER + BINGO TUESDAY

POKER NIGHT

£10 ENTRY - ALL MONEY PAID OUT WEDNESDAY

DANCE NIGHT & BINGO

MODERN SEQUENCE, BALLROOM, LATIN AMERICAN

THURSDAY

DOMINO KNOCK OUT SUNDAY

BINGO/ OPEN THE BOX FRIDAY 7TH OCTOBER

JASON SANDBORN SATURDAY 8TH OCTOBER

EXIT

AIR CONDITIONED - EXTERNAL SMOKING AREA

FOR THAT SPECIAL OCCASION UP TO 100 PEOPLE WEDDING RECEPTIONS, PRIVATE PARTIES, FUNERALS WITH DISCRETION, BUSINESS MEETINGS & CONFERENCES RING 0114 244 2134 FOR DETAILS

Every Friday - QUIZ & BINGO

in the CONCERT ROOM + PLAY YOUR CARDS RIGHT

Every Monday - BINGO & QUIZ in the Lounge Every Thursday - LADIES BINGO NIGHT - CASH PRIZES

Sunday 9th October

JENNA TONY STYLES Sunday 16th October

NORTHERN SOUL NIGHTS SATURDAY 22ND OCTOBER SATURDAY 26TH NOVEMBER

MEMBERS & AFFILIATED FRIENDS MOST WELCOME

The North’s largest entertainment weekly, telephone our sales team to get your advert on these pages 0114 276 3633 opt.1

Tel: 0114 285 1118 - www.bradfieldbrewery.co.uk E4 Handsworth Social Club

13 Hall Road, Shefﬁeld 0114 269 3019

FRIDAY 7TH OCTOBER

GRAHAM’S FAMILY FUN NIGHT SATURDAY 8TH OCTOBER

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

Gemma and Mike Welcome You To...

Old Crown Inn

137 London Road, Sheffield S2 4LE, Tel: 0114 2550 163 Monday

Friday 7th October

H! DEFINITION Saturday 8th October

Pool Night - New Members Welcome

Wednesday

Poker Night - 8:30pm Start

1st & 3rd Friday of Every Month

LITTLE ANT L.A. KARAOKE

KATYA

BACK 2 BEAT

SUNDAY 9TH OCTOBER

RUTH STANFORD

NORTHERN SOUL & MOTOWN

BINGO EVERY NIGHT

PAUL BARRY

Sunday 9th October

THOMAS MARX SEAN’S SUNDAY NIGHT

WITH BINGO - £500 JACKPOT! 5 NUMBER BINGO, PLAY YOUR CARDS RIGHT & FUN QUIZ

COMING SOON . . . MONDAY 17TH OCTOBER

CHARITY SHOW SPECTACULAR ALL PROCEEDS TO TEEN CANCER

SALAD DODGERS (FAB SING & DANCE ACT)

TICKETS £2 - FROM BEHIND THE BAR OR CALL 07870582197

EVERY MONDAY & THURSDAY QUIZ NIGHT IN THE LOUNGE WITH SEAN 5 Number Bingo, Spin The Wheel

EVERY WEDNESDAY SENIOR CITIZENS LUNCH

12 NOON - WITH LIVE ENTERTAINMENT, BINGO, SANDWICHES ETC FREE FUNCTION ROOM FOR HIRE

Steve Black Welcome you to...

The Ball Inn Myrte Road, Shefﬁeld S2 Tel: 0114 307 1572 Mob: 07896100692

Every Saturday Live Entertainment Wi - Fi Available 1st Fri of Every Month

REGGAE NIGHT With BCR’s No.1 Jock - DJ Maverick From Thursday 6th October

THE BALL SUPERB SOCIAL NIGHT With Bingo, Sticky 13, Quiz, Play Your Cards Right, Music & More. All Welcome Saturday 8th October

TONY LEWIS

FARM Bar & Restaurant SUPERB MEALS IN THE CARVERY RESTAURANT

WEEKDAY CARVERY £6.15

CHILDREN & OAP - SMALL CARVERY - £4.15

WEEKEND & BANK HOLIDAY CARVERY

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Fully Air-Conditioned Concert Room & Lounge

Friday 7th October

TABU

Saturday 8th October

T ROX

Sunday 9th October

Friday 14th October

SUNDAY CARVERY

SUNDAYS

Beer Prizes & Play Your Cards Jackpot £100

Nether Lane, Ecclesﬁeld, Shefﬁeld - 0114 240 1155

A PINT

TEL: 07957 975032 SHEFFIELD LANE WMC SOUTHEY

SATURDAY 15TH OCTOBER

QUIZ NIGHT

£2.30

• NEWLY REFURBISHED FULL SIZE SNOOKER TABLE • FAMILIES WELCOME • CHILDREN’S PLAY AREA • DISCO’S • LARGE FREE CAR PARK • ROOM HIRE • THREE FOOTBALL PITCHES FOR HIRE • ASK ABOUT OUR LOW RATE!

DEEP

VINNIE

AND LOTS MORE . . . PRIZES GALORE, TOTALLY FREE QUIZ WITH A £30 MEAL VOUCHER UP FOR GRABS. STARTS 8:30PM EVERY WEEK. COME & ENJOY WITH YOUR HOST RUSS ELLIOTT. CHASE THE ACE & PICTURE CARD BINGO

KARAOKE & STEVE’S DAFT QUIZ

A PINT

SATURDAY 8TH OCTOBER

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE & MUSIC

FRIDAYS

£2.50

Tuesday 11th October

FEMALE DARTS PLAYERS

KARAOKE NIGHT WITH STEVE BLACK

PRIVATE MEMBERS CLUB NEW MEMBERS WELCOME - JUST COME IN AND JOIN!!! INSTANT MEMBERSHIP

OAP SPECIAL - SMALL CARVERY & SWEET - £5.95

FEMALE VOCALIST

All our Food is Fresh Produce

Y SATURDA

METROPOLIS

MONDAY - FRIDAY

STARTING WEDNESDAY 5TH OCTOBER

12.30pm till 4pm Main Course from £4.50

STEVIE RHYTHM

ENTERTAI Y EVER

CHILDREN & OAP - SMALL CARVERY - £4.40 ADULTS - £7.45

DON’T SHOOT THE MESSENGER

Required For The Ladies Wednesday League Contact Steve On Above Number

NOW OPEN AT JORDANTHORPE PARKWAY, S8 8BU! Appearing Saturday October 8th LIVNEMENT

0114 2457 806

MEADOW

SATURDAY 8TH OCTOBER

BOUNDARY ACADEMY

45 Hatfield House Lane, Sheffield S5 6HU

FANTASTIC GUITAR VOCALIST Saturday 15th October

VIKI FRANCE

EXCEPT WEDNESDAY - 9:15pm Start

2nd & 4th Friday of Every Month

RELENTLESS

SUNDAY LUNCH TIMES & TUESDAY NIGHTS

MONDAY AFTERNOONS

Sequence & Modern Dancing

WEDNESDAYS from 8pm Start All are welcome in the Concert Room Sequence & Modern Dancing

BINGO EVERY NIGHT WE ARE HOLDING OUR BEER PRICES CHILDREN ARE WELCOME IN THE CONCERT ROOM ON SUNDAY LUNCH TIMES & TUESDAY NIGHTS

SOCIAL CLUB

Southey Green Road, Shefﬁeld, S5 7QQ

TEL: 0114 2325768 / 0114 2311101

Thursday 6th October

JOHNNY MARTELL Saturday 8th October

EVOLUTION

Sunday 9th October

DAN KNIGHT’S STORM

Thursday 13th October

LAURA McGANN Saturday 15th October

CRASH

Sunday 16th October

DEBBIE & THE WILDHEARTS

Frequent bus service routes: 20,97, 98, 33, & 83 (to & from the club)

FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED

Regional Club Listings

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The Stag 40 Market Square, Woodhouse S13 7JX TEL: 0114 2889288

Come and Try Our Fabulous

CARVERY 12noon - 2pm & 5pm - 7pm Monday to Friday & Sunday

EVERY TUESDAY JIMMY JONES QUIZAOKE EVERY FRIDAY NORTHERN SOUL WITH FAT PIGGY EVERY SATURDAY BARRY’S KARAOKE SHOW EVERY THURSDAY & SUNDAY POKER NIGHT - CALL FOR DETAILS

ALL WELCOME

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Swinton Victoria Club Station Street • Swinton • S64 8PU Telephone: 01709 582 329

FREE ENTRY - OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Zumba Classes Every Tue, Wed, Thurs 7-8pm Only £3 per person

See up to 20 Live Acts in Our

RAWMARSH TRADES EAST DENE & LABOUR CLUB SOCIAL CLUB LTD DONCASTER RD, ROTHERHAM TEL: 01709 363323 THURSDAY 6TH OCTOBER

LAURA McGANN Top Female Vocalist

SATURDAY 8TH OCTOBER

Stars In Their Eyes

Excellent Three Piece Group

Saturday 15th October £2 entry either on the door or Pre-Booked

BAND OF BROTHERS

Charity Night in Association with Mexborough Lions

Whiteley Avenue, Monkwood Estate, Rawmarsh, Rotherham, S62 7QS Tel: 01709 522825

Saturday 8th October

RIO MADNESS Sunday 9th October

DEMMI

FUEL

FROM AUGUST THE 3RD & EVERY WEDNESDAY TO FOLLOW - AUCTION NIGHT

SUNDAY 9TH OCTOBER

ALBION ROAD

Top Four Piece Rock Band

29 Albion Road - Rotherham Centre Tel: 01709 512545

ELVIS/JOHNNY CASH TRIBUTE + ADULT HALLOWEEN PARTY

MONDAY & WEDNESDAY

Top Weekend Entertainment

Monday 31st October - Free Entry

TUESDAY

Saturday 29th October

CHILDREN’S HALLOWEEN PARTY with Entertainer & Disco

First Saturday of Every Month DJ BIG BIRD EVERY WEEKEND

Friday 7th October

QUIZ

In the Old Lounge 9:30 Start

FRIDAY 28TH OCTOBER

SOUL NIGHT

7:30 Onwards, Bar Until 11:15pm MEMBERS & AFFILIATED MEMBERS ONLY SNACK BAR OPEN SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS COACH PARTIES ACCEPTED BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

HERE’S JONNY

Saturday 8th October Traditional Home Cooked Food

GINA ROSS/ STUART EDEN Sunday 9th October

DANI ALICIA BRADY Tuesday 11th October

THE WHITE HORSE

BROOKLANDS 110 ROTHERHAM ROAD - MALTBY

SILVERWOOD MINERS WELFARE

TEL: 01709 813224

Tuesday Auctions - Got something to sell?

Doncaster Road, Dalton, Rotherham, S65 3ET

SATURDAY 8TH OCTOBER

SATURDAY 5TH NOVEMBER

Roy & Libby Welcome You To...

104 Halifax Rd, Wadsley Bridge S6 1LH - Tel: 0114 2854118

Bring it along. Viewing from 5:00pm, Auction starts at 6:30pm. Food available, children welcome.

Tuesdays Open Mic Nights 9:00pm onwards - SINGERS WANTED Wednesday Quiz Night - Open the Box. Beer & Money Prizes. October th 7th, 8th, 9

CHARITY WEEKEND R E FUNDxtRraAadIveSrt See e on page 25

Friday Night Artists October 14th (Top Female)

TRACEY MICHELLE October 21st (Reggae & Motown)

RICK HAYMAN

October 28th (Back by Popular Demand)

JEFF MICHAELS

PICTURE THIS

Friday 14th OCTOBER

KARAOKE

Saturday 15th OCTOBER

Disco / Karaoke with DJ Duck

ANIMATION

Delicious Sunday Roast - Eat In or Take Out

MEMBERS ACTIVITIES

Every Saturday from 7:30pm and Sundays 3:00pm until 6:00pm.

Function Room For Hire - Free of Charge

RISE OF THE WHITE HORSE

where they could enjoy a night out. And coming up on Friday 7th and Saturday 8th October is a fantastic family weekend – a two day Charity Gala in aid of Weston Park Hospital, with a huge range of activities including a BBQ, Ann Summers Party, Auctions, Bingo, Rafﬂes, Face painting, Stock Cars for the kids and much, much more!

It is probably fair to say that whenever Punch Taverns examined their portfolio, the White Horse on Halifax Road was one pub So if you’ve a few hours to spare, pay them a that caused them much heartache! visit and help raise money for one of the City’s A great building on a super site, it is fair to say most deserving causes! that, in the past, there have been issues. Step forward Roy and Libby however, and in only a few weeks things have changed dramatically! I had the pleasure of visiting the pub on Saturday evening, and the ﬁrst thing I could not help but notice was the large number of families with young children enjoying the glorious weather, with a bouncy castle to keep the kids entertained. Inside I was equally pleasantly surprised. There was a bustle of activity with both main rooms undergoing preparations for family parties during the evening. The staff were welcoming and friendly even before they realised I was a reporter! The customers were universally complimentary when describing to me the difference Roy & Libby have made in only a few weeks. They were delighted that once again there was a large, family friendly pub on the doorstep

Wednesday: Poker Night Thursday & Sunday: Quiz Night Function Room Available for hire to members on a Friday & Sunday

brooklandsclub@hotmail.co.uk

GREASBROUGH WMC Church Street, Greasbrough, Rotherham 01709 551117

CHILDREN ALLOWED ON WEDNESDAYS BUT NO CHILDREN ALLOWED ON SATURDAYS

Wednesday 5th October

VERTIGO

Saturday 8th October

MIDLIFE CRISIS Sunday 9th October

RED

Wednesday 12th October

HERE’S JONNY

NEW ALBUM GIG

LEON FENDER WALKER

& GLASTONBURY FRIENDS £5 TEL: 01709 854074 BIRDWELL CLUB/VENUE Sheffield Road, Birdwell, Barnsley

01226 742377

www.birdwellvenue.com EVERY FRIDAY

LIVE ROCK ‘N’ ROLL Saturday 8th October

CHANTEL McGREGOR TICKETS £9

Saturday 15th October

THE BROWN BOTTLE BAND Saturday 22nd October HERE’S JONNY Saturday 12th November

JIMMY JAMES & THE VAGABONDS TICKETS £12 OTD

The North’s largest entertainment weekly, telephone our sales team to get your advert on these pages 0114 276 3633 opt.1

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EVERY MONDAY Quiz & Bingo TUESDAY - STAR TIME SPECIAL See Our Other Advert for Details

EVERY THURSDAY Dancing with Resident Organist EVERY FRIDAY Bingo + Open The Box SATURDAY 8TH OCTOBER - Live Entertainment

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Sheffield Road, Whittington Moor, Chesterfield - 01246 450 770

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THE RED LION Real Ale & Mild Beer

Thursday 6th October - 8PM

RSCA TEAM QUIZ

POOL & DARTS AVAILABLE EVERY NIGHT

www.brimingtonsocialclub.co.uk

PLEASE CONTACT THE CLUB TO ENTER YOUR TEAM

The Dusty Miller

Saturday 8th October

Tel: 01246 810 507

LENNY MICHAELS Saturday 15th October

JOHN STRINGER CLUB CHESTERFIELD Chester Street, Chesterfield T: 01246 234200

Saturday 8th October

MARK SEYMOUR BARRY CALVERT HAYLEY J Sunday 9th October

Saturday 15th October

Tuesday Night Auction - 7pm - Finish

Bingo Every Friday, Saturday & Sunday

Large Function Room For Hire Holds 250 People Available for Weddings, Birthdays, Parties etc.

RENISHAW M.W. 138 Main Road, Renishaw S31 9UW - Tel: 01246 434 157

EVERY THURSDAY COUNTRY & WESTERN Thursday 6th October

MAC BAILEY & DESPERADO BAND Saturday 8th October

DESIGNER DUO Thursday 13th October LITTLE ROCK TRIO Saturday 15th October

Shefﬁeld Road, Barlborough, S43 4TW Near Chesterﬁeld (2 mins off jct 30, M1)

DEEVA

Saturday 8th October

TONY GOLD

TOM JONES TRIBUTE

Saturday 15th October

KARNIVAL

We Show

AIR CONDITIONING

MASTIN MOOR MW NEWBOLD WMC

ROCK CLASSICS

RENISHAW ROAD, MASTIN MOOR, CHESTERFIELD

THE HOTTEST SINGLES NIGHT!

Saturday 8th October

FOR OVER 25s FRI 7TH OCTOBER & FRI 14TH OCTOBER

TOP DJ & MASSIVE DRINKS PROMOTIONS

BETWEEN 9PM & 12MIDNIGHT THE FOLLOWING DRINKS ARE £2 EACH PINT OF CARLING, PINT OF BITTER, GIN OR VODKA WITH SELECTED MIXER, SELECTED ALCOPOPS

EVERY THURSDAY FROM 9PM

KARAOKE NIGHT

WITH TOP DJ PAUL ANTHONY + DRINKS OFFERS EVERY WEDNESDAY

ROCK N ROLL NIGHT

WITH ROBINSON JAM (PAST MASTERS) FREE ENTRY & DRINKS OFFERS CARVERY FROM £4.60, FOOD SERVED ALL DAY

CASK ALES NOW BEING SERVED

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TEL: 01246 472547

Thirlmere Road, Newbold, Chesterﬁeld, S41 8EJ

Saturday 8th October

THIN ICE PAUL HARPER ON Sunday 9th October SI SONATA

LINE DANCING EVERY THURSDAY Doors 7:30pm WITH TUITION FROM JEAN & TERRY

AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT 6:30PM LOTTING STARTS - 12NOON

For Details Contact N.M.W.C on 01246 278849

LA PLATA S.C. 353-355 Walkley Lane, Shefﬁeld, S6 2PB

0114 2345448

GRAND

RACE NIGHT

Action Packed Fun for All Race Sponsors Available Many Chances to win!

THURSDAY 27th OCTOBER Doors 6:30pm - Show Starts 8:00pm

FREE ENTRY ALL WELCOME

Doncaster Club Listings

Sponsored by

BRADFIELD BREWERY

DONCASTER TRADES South Mall, Frenchgate Centre, Doncaster SATURDAY 8TH OCTOBER (EVENING ENTERTAINMENT)

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Quality Real Ales brewed using the Finest Malts, Traditional Hops and Natural Spring Water

CARCROFT VILLAGE WMC

CHESTNUT AVENUE, CARCROFT, DN6 8AG. TEL: (01302) 722520 Friday 7th October

TUESDAY 11TH OCTOBER (AFTERNOON 2PM - 5PM)

PHIL LAWRENCE

FRIDAY 14TH OCTOBER (AFTERNOON 1PM - 4PM)

DD JAMES

Friday 14th October

PHIL LAWRENCE

J.J. BENJAMIN

(Lively Male Vocalist) Saturday 8th October

(Male Vocal Entertainer) Saturday 15th October

(6 Piece Girl Guy Fronted)

(Excellent North East Rock Band)

Sunday 9th October

Sunday 16th October

(Excellent Soul Band)

(4 Piece Girl Fronted Live Pop Rock Band)

Tuesday 11th October

Tuesday 18th October

WILSON ELLIS BAND

COUNTRY & WESTERN

SATURDAY 15TH OCTOBER (EVENING ENTERTAINMENT)

MARK JAMES

TUESDAY 18TH OCTOBER (AFTERNOON 2PM - 5PM)

DARREN YORKE

FRIDAY 21ST OCTOBER (AFTERNOON 1PM - 4PM)

PETER MYLETT

TOUCH & GO FLETCH

COUNTRY & WESTERN

Tel: 01302 326313

WOODLANDS PARK

VIXEN

STONEHEART

(Male Vocal Entertainer)

www.doncastertrades.co.uk

MICHELLE MONTOURI The Newly Refurbished

ASKERN SPA CLUB

SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB Where you can ﬁnd both Sky Sports & ESPN

NO BEER PRICE RISES IN 2011

Moss Road, Askern, Doncaster - Tel: 07950 980268

Forthcoming Entertainment Saturday 8th October

READY, STEADY SHOW

TUESDAY IS COUNTRY NIGHT FRIDAY IS BINGO

60s DUO Saturday 15th October

ONE MISSION

LIVE ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY 8TH OCTOBER

TOP LIVE BAND

LAURA ELLIS

Saturday 22nd October

FEMALE VOCALIST

CARRY ON CABARET

MONDAY: DARTS & DOMINOES LEAGUE TUESDAY: POOL LEAGUE

TOUCH & GO

WEDNESDAY: SNOOKER LEAGUE THURSDAY: LADIES DARTS

CARCROFT VILLAGE WMC SUNDAY 9TH OCTOBER

Great North Rd, Woodlands, Doncaster DN6 7RA

Tel: 01302 722 504

FUN VOCAL COMEDY DUO SKY TV NOW SHOWING FREE FUNCTION ROOM AVAILABLE

Bands, Duos & Trios be aware that Wednesday night is Audition Night, Come along and be seen!!! Call Paul on 07950 980268 for info

TETLEYS £1.60 A PINT - CARLSBERG £1.80 A PINT SELECTED BOTTLES ONLY £2

YORK BAR WMC WHEATLEY HOTEL WHEATLEY W.M.C Morley Road, Doncaster DN1 2TN • Tel: 01302 360984 York Road - Doncaster 01302 783393

Every Tuesday is BINGO NIGHT! Saturday 8th October

2 INSANE

DONCASTER PUBLIC HOUSE/GUEST HOUSE Thorne Road, Wheatley, Doncaster DN2 5DR

Tel: 01302 364092 Fax: 01302 328176 Email: enquiries@thewheatleyhotel.co.uk Web: www.thewheatleyhotel.co.uk

Saturday 15th October

MOTOWN KNIGHTS TOP MALE DUO

Sunday 16th October

DANIELLE GRACE WILLIAMS OUTSTANDING FEMALE VOCALIST

2 WYNS

EXCELLENT DUO SUNDAY 9TH OCTOBER

BRILLIANT MALE VOCAL ENTERTAINER SATURDAY 15TH OCTOBER

Sunday 9th October

TOP VOCAL KEYBOARD ACT

SATURDAY 8TH OCTOBER

CHRIS JEFFREYS

TOP GIRL BOY DUO

CRAIG MICHAEL

ENTERTAINMENT

MATRIX

LIVE PREMIER LEAGUE FOOTBALL Fri 7th October

KARAOKE

with Nutty Neil

Fri 14th October

Fri 21st October

MOTOR CITY THE BUDDIES

Sundays - GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ plus Play Your Cards Right - Beer Tickets & Cash Prizes

FANCY A BREAKFAST? - Served 7am - 12 noon Everyone Welcome - Small £3.00 - Large £4.00 inc. Tea/Coffee 5 MINS FROM RACECOURSE BED & BREAKFAST ONLY £25pppn

FUNCTION ROOM AVAILABLE - LOW RATES

EXCELLENT TRIO SUNDAY 16TH OCTOBER

STEVE DEAN GUITAR / VOCAL ENTERTAINER

FIRST FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH STARTING FRIDAY 3RD JUNE

MOTOWN & NORTHERN SOUL DJ SNOWY & GUESTS - FREE ADMISSION, 8PM TO MIDNIGHT

ALL SKY SPORTS SHOWN FREE POOL ALL DAY EVERY DAY FUNCTION ROOM FOR HIRE • NOW ACCEPTING MEMBERS

Doncaster Club Listings

Tel: 0114 285 1118 - www.bradfieldbrewery.co.uk E8

DUNSCROFT

The Burghwallis SOCIAL CLUB Famous for Our Carvery Live Entertainment Every Fri, Sat & Sun Friday 7th October

JON DEAN

SUPERB MALE VOCALIST

Saturday 8th October

MOJO

LIVE TRIO

Sunday 9th October

LIZA L’AMOUR

SUPERB FEMALE VOCALIST

TUESDAY NIGHT BINGO THURSDAY NIGHT FAMILY DISCO NIGHT SKY TV FUNCTION ROOMS AVAILABLE FOR HIRE Parties • Weddings • Funerals etc Up to 180 people TEL: 01302 845 637

200 Station Rd, Dunscroft, Doncaster DN7 4JR

BENTLEY WEST END SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB

People travel miles to visit this welcoming and friendly but luxuriously appointed hostelry.

Cusworth Road, Doncaster DN5 9RF Tel: 01302 876340

FRESH HOME-COOKED MEALS created with locally sourced meat and veg.

The Burghwallis Carvery is only £4:50 Mon – Sat and £6:95 on Sunday (£3:95 for children’s meals) Fabulous Fish Fridays only £4:99 (also served weekdays if required) Food Served Monday to Saturday 12-2pm & 5-8pm Sunday 12-5pm

BAD DOG

Sat 8th October

Fantastic for Functions seating for 120 and the choice is yours, various menus available and tailored to suit your party’s needs. Weddings, Parties, All Events Catered For

You could even bring your own Caravan or Motorhome and camp on our extensive grounds! Forthcoming Events –

Friday 7th October Ladies Night - Phone for details Saturday 22nd October

Charity Race Night

Owners, jockeys, trainers can be purchased £2 each - Free entry

How to find us: The Burghwallis is to be found in the ancient and picturesque village of the same name, just off the A1M near Doncaster.

Address: Scorcher Hills Lane, Burghwallis, Doncaster DN6 9JT Tel: 01302 723 398 - Also on Facebook.

GREAT ROCK BAND

Sun 9th October

DEBBIE & THE WILDHEARTS

Sat 15th October

JIMBO JOVI

Sun 16th October

YOUNG DRIFTERS

SENSATIONAL GIRL FRONTED BAND

GREAT ROCK MUSIC

MOTOWN & POP BAND

Skellow Grange ARMTHORPE CORONATION CLUB Tranmoor Lane, Armthorpe, Doncaster Tel: 01302 831393 Saturday 8th October

Saturday 8th October

EXCELLENT MOTOWN BOY DUO

LEWIS MATTHEWS

LANCE STUART

FLAVOUR

Saturday 15th October

KAREN KING

EXCELLENT 4 PIECE BAND

Saturday 15th October Sunday 16th October

Don’t forget our £1 draw on Sunday Nights Every Wednesday:

COUNTRY & WESTERN

With The Dalton Johns Band & Guests

Every Monday: BINGO

Live Entertainment at

WESTMINSTER RECREATIONAL CLUB MONDAY - BINGO NIGHT TUESDAY - AUCTION NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY - DANCE NIGHT (SEQUENCE, OLD TIME, MODERN 8PM - 11PM)

EVERY MONDAY 11:30 AM - 3PM

DANCING, SEQUENCE, OLD TIME, MODERN

FRI 7TH OCTOBER

LUX DE LUX

TOP MALE VOCAL

SATURDAY 8TH OCTOBER

Westminster Crescent, Intake, Doncaster DN2 6HU Info: 812103

SATURDAY 9TH OCTOBER

EXHIBITION BOUT

ROBERTO “HANDS OF STONE” DURAN V DAVE RADFORD

Sunday 16th October

DANIEL PETERS

The rematch - 14 years after their ﬁrst encounter in South Africa Tickets VIP - £40, Other - £20, Standing - £10 For information and tickets ring Neil 07958 478573 or Dale 07919 207284

TOP MALE VOCAL

Every Wednesday - BINGO with ALL CASH PRIZES! Last Friday of Every Month NORTHERN SOUL & MOTOWN

KARAOKE in the lounge as usual

Skellow Road, Doncaster DN6 8JL Tel: 01302 338304

www.skellowgrange.com

ROSTHOLME BARNBY DUN SOCIAL CLUB SOCIAL CLUB 128 Askern Rd, Bentley Tel: 01302 873201

EVERY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY

COUNTRY NIGHT & BINGO

60s/70s KARAOKE DISCO 2ND FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH

Wednesday 5th October

CHLOE STREET Female Vocalist

WOODFIELD SOCIAL CLUB

91 Woodfield Rd, Doncaster , DN4 8HN Tel: 01302 853446 Sat October 15th 2011

COUPLES NIGHT

Friday 7th October

STU PETERS DUO

CAROL STEVENS & THE JG BROTHERS

Saturday 8th October

These nights are without a doubt popular, so don’t hang about tickets are on sale now @ £10

Wednesday 12th October

Tuesday 11th October

EVERY MONDAY Quiz Night & Play Your Cards Right

JOHN ASTON

60s/70s KAROKE DISCO

Friday 14th October

Wednesday 12th October

EVERY TUESDAY Ladies Night Chair Dancing/ Burlesque

Saturday 15th October

EVERY WEDNESDAY Poker Night - Members Only

Friday 28th October

EVERY FRIDAY & SUNDAY Bingo & Play Your Cards Right

Live Band

LAST SATURDAY IN EVERY MONTH

Off High Street, Barnby Dun, Doncaster DN3 1DS

www.woodfieldclub.co.uk

Soft Rock Band - Girl Fronted

Top Boy Girl Vocal Duo with Humour

DAN KNIGHT’S STORM

COAST

WHISKY DUO

SEASIDE RENDEVOUS

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REVIEW: FEED THE RHINO by KT Evans

PREVIEW: SKEPTA by KT Evans

Down an alley way, under a dingy bridge, shunned into the attic room of Leeds Cockpit…one of the most exciting hardcore gigs this summer took place…Feed the F***ing Rhino! Still largely an underground Punk Rock band, the five piece from Kent well and truly smashed it with their over exaggerated live performance, which from start to finish was a full blown, ear splitting cracker. One definitely not for the faint hearted, Feed The Rhino not only ensured half the crowd emerged with at least one black eye, but also confirmed them as one of the UK’s top hard-core metal bands. Having played to packed audiences at the likes of Hevy Fest and Sonisphere Festival 2011, Feed The Rhino not only deserved a far bigger and better room, they also should have had a much bigger turn-out. However, letting this not hinder their performance, lead vocalist Lee took to the miniscule stage with heap loads of passion and more energy that a Relentless addict. Making like Moses and parting his dedicated fan base resulting in one hell of a wall of death, we were all very quickly thrust into bolting riffs and fast passed rhythm patterns throughout their half hour long set. Recently announcing their full UK support slot with Sheffield hard-core heads While She Sleeps, Feed The Rhino have a certain raw edge about them…whether it be the bolshy bass-lines as delivered by Oz Craggs or the grittiness of Lee’s vocals, tracks such as ‘The Butcher’ ooze professionalism, as performed throughout the bands set. Other belters ‘Mr Red Eye’ and ‘Caller Of The Town’ run in much the same way, each omitting a cocky confidence whilst still staying true to the notoriously fierce hard-core genre. It was clear in the bands full on performance that the audience’s enthusiasm evidently rubs off onto them…drummer Chris plays pace maker whilst guitarists James and Sam give it some certified oomph, not only allowing the crowd to loosen up but also the band members alike. Commanding the floor from the opening riff of their set, if Feed The Rhino owned the stage, their support acts merely rented it off them. Brutal and fierce they may be yes, however the five piece have got their presence and song writing ability to a tee, inducing one their most exciting sets so far.

Stemming from his hometown of London, grime star Skepta is bringing his anthemic live show to Sheffield’s O2 Academy on Thursday 13th October. Embarking on his full O2 academy date UK tour, Skepta is one of the most up-and coming grime artists within the modern music scene, who along with a belting live show will sure deliver big when gracing the academy’s stage in The Steel City. With his third studio album, ‘Doin It Again’ peaking at number two in the UK R&B charts 2011, Skepta not only has had a hugely successful previous year, but has also won fans on both a national aswell as international level. Born Joseph Junior Adenuga, the twenty nine year old from Tottenham London has reached the top in both music production aswell as DJing. Heavily associated with the North London Grime scene, Skepta has worked with the likes of Roll Deep and Meridian Bloodline, allowing him the experience to build upon his own, original style of music production. Releasing five singles off his first major label studio album, ‘Doin It Again’ saw grime anthems to include ‘Bad Boy,’ ‘Rescue Me,’ ‘Cross My Heart,’ ‘So Alive’ and ‘Amnesia’ being released into the UK singles chart. ‘Rescue Me,’ the most successful single out the album releases peaked at number fourteen, safeguarding Skepta as one of grimes front runners. Spending three weeks in the UK album charts, ‘Doin It Again’ was above and beyond the Londoner’s most successful release to date. Having recently signed a four year album deal with UK record label Island Records, Skepta has certified backing of his own personal success, Known to be his first official signing to a major record label, Skepta’s response was ‘…safe for the love!’ Trendy so and so! Support for Skepta will come from Tempa T, a grime MC with associations with Slew Dew Crew and Boy Better Know. Famed for his individual style and hype bars, the Londoner has over twenty thousand fans on his official facebook page, along with countless views of his performances on internet phenomena youtube. Having produced several belters including Battle Riding, Chronik and Next Hype, Tempa T has an on-going ‘beef’ with Griminal, a clashing MC of which has stirred many an argument between the two stars. Going at logger heads at the recent Eskimo party in London, expect references to the dispute when he performs at O2 Academy next week. Tickets are still available for the show, one certainly not to be missed. For more info, visit the official site at www.o2academysheffield.co.uk for ticket info, opening times and general admission details.

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This Saturday the UK’s premier turntablist DJ Yoda brings his elaborate audio-visual showcase to the Academy. In an age when DJs are embracing new technologies to make their life easier (who hasn’t been to a night where the DJ stands there with a laptop clicking away like they’re some sort of secondary school I.T. Technician), Yoda has been at the forefront of both developing and showcasing technology & techniques that he combines with full on turntablist talent to produce an all encompassing musical spectacle. Duncan Beiny aka DJ Yoda is no ordinary scratch DJ. His seminal How To Cut & Paste series showcased a tongue-in-cheek mixing style that prompted Q Magazine to declare him “one of the ten DJs to see before you die”, whilst Hip Hop Connection voted him “one of the top three DJs in the world”. From hip-hop beginnings, DJ Yoda has evolved in the past ten years, using his turntable skills and diverse inﬂuences, as varied as Funk, B-more, Kuduro, Reggae, Drum ‘n’ Bass and even Big Band Swing and Country & Western, to make unashamed party music. He can be found cutting the Indiana Jones theme with woofer-worrying Dubstep or The Muppet Theme with MIA. His shows are peppered with Film, TV and YouTube samples and visuals that lift his sets to new and stratospheric heights. Trail-blazing into the world of the audio-visual he pioneered a new art form, using cutting edge technology that he has been instrumental in developing, to scratch and mix visuals on top of his DJ sets in the clubs. Starting out by re-scoring both

‘The Goonies’ and ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’ on the festival circuit in 2003 and 2004, DJ Yoda went on to transform the average night out into a fusion of clubbing and the movies. His recent AV tours have included “DJ Yoda Goes To The Movies”, “Magic Cinema Show” and “National Video Vacation”. DJ Yoda recently released the fourth and ﬁfth instalments of the ‘How To Cut and Paste’ mix CD series, moving even further away from the hip-hop template into un-chartered musical territory. Blowing the barn doors off for a wild hayride into the heart of Country & Western, Vol. 4 was a truly surprising and groundbreaking edition, whilst ‘The ‘30’s Edition’ (Vol. 5) featured the kings of swing retooled with raw 21st Century beats. It scored a perfect 10 out of 10 in iDJ magazine, and has thrown the doors wide open for the series’ future. For his debut album ‘The Amazing Adventures Of DJ Yoda’, released to critical acclaim in 2006, he produced tracks with Biz Markie, 2005 MOBOwinner Sway, Princess Superstar, Jungle Brothers, MC Paul Barman, and a host of other vocalists. He has also made music for Film, TV and Advertising and is currently ﬁnishing a new artist album. The Wonderful World of DJ Yoda O2 Academy Saturday October 8th £8.00 Entry Doors 10pm

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ITV 1 6.00 Daybreak 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 11.25 ITV News 11.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News & Weather 2.00 Dickinsonʼs Real Deal 3.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show 4.00 Thereʼs No Taste Like Home 5.00 The Chase 6.00 Calendar News 6.30 ITV News & Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 Taking Control of the Classroom: Tonight 8.00 Emmerdale 8.30 Coronation Street 9.00 Joanna Lumleyʼs Greek Odyssey 10.00 ITV News at Ten & Weather 10.35 The Jonathan Ross Show 11.35 71 Degrees North 12.30 The Zone

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Moira worries that John will discover she lied. Laurel warns Sandy to back off. Coronation St Mon - Carla receives some shocking news. Stella puts her foot down when Tracy attempts to take charge. Lloyd and Cheryl suffer the consequences as Chris lives a lie. Carla is ﬂoored when an unexpected visitor arrives to stir up trouble. Chris revels in causing friction between Cheryl and Lloyd. Eileen gets one over on Gail during her date. Thurs - Carla breaks down when a client gets too close. Eileenʼs evening is ruined when Paul makes a sharp exit. Sylvia spots a winning opportunity. Fri - Carla is stunned when Frank turns up the pressure. A sombre Eileen is left confused by Paulʼs behaviour. Mary is outraged to discover that Sylvia has stolen her idea. A determined Carla squares up to Frank. Will Paul tell Eileen the truth? Tommy is green with envy as Matt woos Tina.

Neighbours Mon - Just as Michael and Tash appear to be on the right road, he carelessly leaves a photo lying around that makes Tash question what happened at the beach again. Andrew, on ﬁnding out why Chris has quit his job at the garage, confronts Lucas. Feeling Noah drifting away, Sophie risks losing her prize possession, her guitar, in a bid to reconnect with him. Tues -After Lucas apologises to Chris, he is annoyed when Chris refuses to accept it. Washing his hands of him, it takes Sonyaʼs intervention for him to realise he cares for Chris more than just as an employee. Summer pushes Tash to ﬁnd out more about what happened to her mother. Sonya has to reveal to Kyle that she is going to support Toadie over the row about the shopping centre. Wed - Kate, believing Sophieʼs crush on Noah is waning, allows her to join up with him. Sophieʼs idea to get close to him again involves her swapping her guitar for a bass, but that

brings its own problems. Summer trawls the newspaperʼs archives in the search for more information on Tashʼs mother. Thurs - The council meeting about the shopping centre approaches Toadie. Trying to keep out of the firing line, he finds out that Peter will chair the meeting. But when Peter sees the strength the opposition have mustered, Toadie is drawn into the open. Kate punishes Sophie for bunking off school to get her bass guitar, but the tables are soon turned. Fri - At the council meeting, Toadie is forced to speak on behalf of the development, which draws some serious flack from Paul. He suggests Toadie only got his job to help smooth this application through - an accusation Peter does not fully deny. Jade feels guilty after ruining the smart shirt Rhys was going to wear for an interview. Eastenders Mon - Zainab is left humiliated when Denise accidentally reveals all about her recent ordeal, while Yusef gets more than he bargained

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01253 624116

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Taking Bookings for New Year, Xmas and Illuminations B&B FROM £25 PER NIGHT

Close to Skegness Tourers welcome

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Holiday cottages & static caravans to let on small, rural ﬁshing lake site.

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TEL: 07886 747841

CALL JO 07792 200957

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What our owners say about Spring Willows – • A quiet and relaxing environment • It’s a great owner-occupied community • A safe setting for our grandchildren • The staff are friendly, welcoming and helpful • The facilities are superb • Bar with food! – Indoor Pool! – Children’s Play areas! • Near to the beaches of Scarborough, Filey and Cayton

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200

250

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NO SITE FEES UNTIL 2013

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TRANSPORT

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OVER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE

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Tel 0114 233 1000

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SATURDAYS ONLY FROM OCTOBER 1ST Departs Meadowhall Coachpark 4.30pm Penny Black 4.45pm SKEGNESS, BUTLINS, INGOLDMELLS, CHAPEL BOOKING ADVISABLE

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Caravans & Holiday Homes to Buy, Sell or Rent

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NOW OPEN 12 MONTHS

Luxury Caravans For Sale in Bridlington North Bay Leisure Park offers you the prime location for your holiday home. Glorious beaches are just a stones throw away and the delights of Bridlington are on your doorstep. We are located just 300 metres from the North Promenade. No pubs or clubs, just peace and quiet.

For a Free information pack, contact North Bay Leisure Park

LIME KILN LANE, BRIDLINGTON YO16 6TG TEL: 01262 673733 www.northbayleisurepark.com

END OF SEASON

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TEL: 01754 763910

73 WESTGATE, ROTHERHAM S60 1BQ

SALE NOW ON!

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It’s Middle Park and Dewhurst day at “Headquarters”, along with the second leg of the Autumn double, the Cesarewitch handicap. York hosts a goodish meeting but without anything of the class on show at Newmarket. Newmarket starts at 2.05 with the Group 2 Burj Khalifa Challenge Stakes over 7 furlongs. Those in the ﬁeld that have won at this level include: Strong Suit (5/2 fav.); Delegator (8/1); Maqaasid (12/1) and King Torus (16/1). All have respectable chances and I would not wish to put you off backing any of them that takes your fancy. However, there are dangers lurking at bigger prices that may be able to spring a surprise, namely: Across the Rhine; Empowering; Eton Riﬂes; and Yaa Wayl. The one that appeals most to me and, as a consequence, has to shoulder the welter burden of being my selection is Aidan O’Brien’s 3yo Empowering, who looks as though she may be able now to step up to this level having run really well behind Bewitched last time. The Group 1 Emaar Middle Park Stakes over 6 furlongs at 2.35 has all the hallmarks of being a cracking contest. The unbeaten Bapak Chinta has to have a good chance along with the French raider Family One and one of my favourites Caspar Netscher. All merit much respect. Nevertheless I am going for an outsider again and this time I have chosen George Margarson’s Rebellious Guest based on his demolition job last time in a Windsor maiden. This is a huge step up but he may just be up to it. If he is absent the reserve selection is the consistent Caspar Netscher who has done nothing wrong recently. Aidan O’ Brien’s Power would be a considerable danger if running but looks bound for the Dewhurst where he holds a favourite’s chance. The Group 1 Dubai Dewhurst Stakes over 7 furlongs follows at 3.10 and looks to be at the mercy of either Aidan O’Brien or Richard Hannon who both hold strong hands here. Power is the current favourite and probably the most likely winner having already proven himself at this level. I was however very taken with David Livingston’s effort last time and he may just represent a little more value in my reckoning. O’Brien also has Nephrite, Tibet, Reply and Daddy Longlegs entered and it will be quite revealing to see which ones turn out. Richard Hannon is represented by Bronterre

and Trumpet Major with Bronterre looking the more likely runner. Of the rest I quite like the look of Brian Meehan’s Most Improved who, with the favourite, Power, may give the selection most to do. The Cesarewitch Handicap at 3.50 looks almost totally impenetrable. In a race that could go to any one of a dozen or more I am siding with Hughie Morrison’s course and distance winner Cosimo de Medici who did us a good turn a couple of weeks ago. There are almost too many dangers to list but Palomar, Pateese, Valid Reason and Magicalmysterytour, along with the hat-trick seekers Veiled and Keys look to be the principal ones. At York bookmakers Coral sponsor most of the races and the TV racing kicks off with the Coral.co.uk Sakhee Maiden Stakes a 7 furlong maiden at 2.20, for which I am selecting Choisan who is consistent but has yet to register a win. Peter Anders, Pearl War, Marching On, Toptempo and Afaal look to be the main dangers. The second TV race from York is a very competitivelooking 9 furlong handicap (a Scoop 6 buster if ever I saw one). My top few ratings go to Oceanway, Sergeant Ablett, Capall Liath, Weapons Choice and Yojimbo (in that order) but I am going for the more unexposed John Gosden runner Dick Doughtywylie who won last time out in a very respectable time and can kick on from that. The unbeaten Beaten Up may provide the sternest test but another who could run well after a good effort last time is Seattle Drive. The Rockingham Stakes at 3.25 is a Listed contest over 6 furlongs and looks to be another very competitive affair. After waltzing away with a race up at Ayr last time Roger Sez will probably be quite a warm order to follow up but I am not so sure that the blinkers that had such a galvanising effect last time will do so again. Instead I prefer the chances of Clive Cox’s Accession who also won last time but is less exposed and could now be on an upward curve. Of the rest Parc de Launay, Luv U Forever, Miss Lahar, Justineo and Right Result could prove to be the selection’s main rivals. In the Coral Sprint Trophy Handicap over 6 furlongs at 4.05 I am keeping faith with Richard Fahey’s Valery Borzov after his win last time. This is another super-competitive race however and the likes of Advanced, Maarek, Internationaldebut, Sirius Prospect and Cheveton will keep the selection honest. If he doesn’t make the line-up Advanced and Maarek are the reserve choices in that order.

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A Marc Richards double made it back to back defeats for the Millers this afternoon, as they couldn’t find a way through at Vale Park. The Millers enjoyed plenty of possession in a game that was won for the home team before half-time. Andy Scott made two changes from the side that were beaten at home to Southend last week, with Jason Taylor starting in central midfield, and Johnny Mullins making his long awaited return to the starting line-up. The Millers started brightly, enjoying plenty of possession, and forcing a number of set-pieces in a sun-soaked Vale Park. Rob Taylor looked lively down the left-hand side for the home side and went close on two occasions early on, but both times, his effort evaded the far post. Lewis Grabban had Rotherham’s first chance of the half, as he pounced on a loose ball in the area, but unfortunately Stuart Tomlinson was equal to it. A minute later he found himself in possession again on the left; the striker the skipped inside Clayton McDonald but couldn’t get his shot on target. Gareth Evans drove forward for the visitors turning inside and out before laying off for Danny Harrison whose shot was blocked by Gareth Owen, and with 26 minutes on the clock, the Millers were punished for not taking their chances. Richards, returning from suspension fired his free-kick from the edge of the area low and hard around the wall and past Conrad Logan in the Millers goal who got a hand to the effort. With seven minutes remaining until half-time the lead was doubled. Former Miller Tom Pope met Taylor’s high searching ball, to head into the path of Richards who controlled the ball before prodding past Logan to double his tally and leave the Millers with

an uphill battle in the second half. Troy Brown, who started at right-back was replaced by Dale Tonge at half-time in a change that almost paid off immediately. Tonge linked up well with Grabban to win a corner within two minutes of the second-half, and it was the Millers top scorer who prodded home the resulting set-piece only to be flagged offside by the official on the far side. Moments later, Grabban again attacked on the righthand side, but fired his shot across the face of goal with no Millers player able to get on the end of it. He also went close just after the hour mark but was this time off target blazing over the bar. Revell, again sporting the captain’s armband had his first sniff of goal on 72 minutes, but the ball cannoned off his shin, and was comfortable for Tomlinson in the Vale goal. Pope breached the Rotherham defence on two occasions, and almost managed to set up Richards for his hat-trick, but his far post cross just evaded the striker. The final chance of the game fell to Mullins, who met Tom Newey’s corner in the 94th minute with a fine header, destined for the bottom corner, but again Tomlinson was there to collect. Vale: Tomlinson, Taylor, Griffith, Owen, Loft, Richards (Little 82), Pope, Williams (Rigg 70), McDonald, Chilvers, Kozluk. Unused: Martin, Yates, Morsy Millers: Logan, Brown (Tonge HT), Raynes, Mullins, Newey, Schofield (Holroyd 72), Harrison, Taylor, Evans, Revell, Grabban. Unused: Warrington, Bradley, Pringle Att: 4983 (524)

ROVERS NEWS 2011/12 REVIVAL CONTINUES MATCH REPORT www.doncasterroversfc.co.uk The Rovers made one change from Tuesday’s starting line-up, Billy Sharp starting in place of James Hayter, who drops to the bench. The host club, Peterborough United, were unchanged from their victory over Portsmouth on Tuesday. The Rovers got the game underway on a scorching hot afternoon but the home team were soon on the attack, with Sinclair and Boyd putting shots just wide in the first five minutes. They continued to keep the pressure on the Rovers by keeping possession very well but only had a corner to show for it. However, in the 20th minute, McCANN got the ball on the right and hit a thunderous drive from the right angle of the area across Sullivan and into the far corner of the net. The Rovers riposte was to win a corner but nothing came of it. Frecklington then put wide from 25yards and at the other end first Coppinger, in the penalty area, and then Friend from distance had good shots blocked by defenders. Just past the half hour and McCann took a free kick about thirty yards out on the right but his powerful effort was pushed onto the near post and cleared by Naylor. Coppinger, again got into the home penalty area but his shot was blocked again by Zakuani. In the 35th minute Boyd, with a clear sight of goal from the inside left position just 8yards out skewed his effort wide of the far post. Two minutes later, following a Friend free kick on the Rovers right, forced successive corners. Minutes later, with the Rovers mostly in the home half attacking were caught out when Sinclair was put through on goal. Getting just inside the penalty area he fired in but Sullivan got enough of a touch on it to put it out for a corner, from which McCann put high and wide from 20yards. Following the goal the game had evened out somewhat but the Rovers had it all to do in the second half. Having set the second half in motion the home side swept downfield anf Frecklington tried his luck from 25yards but was high and wide with his effort. McCann was the next to try from way out but was well wide. Weathering the storm the Rovers got their game together and in the 55th minute got their reward. From a Rovers attack the ball came out of defence to STOCK, about 30 yards out and a cracking low drive zipped past the keeper into the bottom corner. Back came the Posh to win a corner but the Rovers came again and Parkin tried a curler from just outside the penalty area that hit the bar with the keeper well beaten and bounced away. Two minutes later, however, on the hour mark to be precise, a good run down the right by Kyle Bennett allowed him to cross. This was headed out of defence to Gillett, who shot well wide. Then. in the 65th minute, Kyle BENNETT took advantage of a mistake by Ryan Bennett and from inside the six yard box slotted past the keeper to put the Rovers in front.

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A first half headed goal from Reda Johnson sealed the points for the Owls at Hartlepool on Saturday as Wednesday move up into the play-off picture. The 1-0 success was the Owls’ third league win on the bounce - incidentally bringing Hartlepool’s unbeaten league record to an end. Wednesday made a bright start in the glorious sunshine at Victoria Park with Ben Marshall causing the Pools’ backline problems from out wide on the right. But the first opportunity of note came at the other end after seven minutes when Nolberto Solano looped his cross into the danger zone for Anthony Sweeney to head wide from six yards. That chance lifted the home side as Hartlepool enjoyed a spell of possession in the Owls’ half, delivering a flurry of crosses from wide positions, but the Wednesday defence held strong to clear any danger. It was turning into a lively contest with chances at both ends but it was Wednesday who edged their noses in front after the half hour mark. Marshall’s long throw into the area from the right was met by Johnson who glanced his header into the far corner beyond Scott Flinders. Hartlepool almost responded within minutes when Gary Liddle found space to line up a strike in the area but Owls skipper Rob Jones was well-placed to make a crucial block. Marshall then tested Flinders with a free kick from all of 40 yards before the same man almost doubled Wednesday’s lead with a vicious strike from the right

moments later. Hartlepool were finding it tough to win the midfield battle with Jose Semedo and Chris Lines dominating proceedings in the centre. In a bid to restore parity, Hartlepool upped the ante after half time and enjoyed further spells of possession, albeit with no real penetration. That was until Sweeney wasted another golden chance from a Solano cross, as the midfielder put his free header wide of the target from close range. Wednesday responded through Gary Madine who jinked his way into the area before firing just over the bar. Hartlepool were prematurely celebrating an equaliser just after the hour mark as Andy Monkhouse’s arrowed drive came back off the upright, with Wednesday able to clear the danger. Johnson almost grabbed a second in bizarre circumstances when the acting left back delivered a testing cross that required a smart save from Flinders. Hartlepool heaped the pressure on Wednesday with the best of the chances falling to Neil Austin but Danny Batth produced an outstanding tackle to thwart the danger. A quick break from Wednesday could have settled it at the death as Liam Palmer rounded Flinders but couldn’t find the target from an acute angle in added time. But the Owls held on for the hard-fought victory as Gary Megson’s men rise into the play-off positions. Hartlepool: Flinders, Austin, Collins, Hartley, Humphreys (Poole 71), Solano, Murray (Horwood 46), Liddle, Sweeney, Nish, Boyd (Monkhouse 61) Unused substitutes: Rafferty, Lyuscombe Owls: Bywater, Buxton, Batth, Jones, R Johnson, Semedo, Lines, O’Connor (Sedgwick 84), Marshall, McGoldrick (O’Grady 59), Madine (Palmer 67) Unused substitutes: O’Donnell, Reynolds

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Owls boss Gary Megson has praised the honesty and character of his players after the 1-0 win away at Hartlepool on Saturday. Reda Johnson’s first half header secured victory at Victoria Park - making it three wins on the bounce for Wednesday. Megson said: “There are a lot of things we are doing well at the moment but the thing that pleased me today is our honesty to throw ourselves in the way and accept that was what we had to do. “Hartlepool were throwing free kicks into our box from 70 yards but we dealt with everything. “You have to deal with that type of pressure, some teams have come here this season and have not dealt with it, but I’m delighted we have. “It’s a great result and we can go back to Hillsborough in good heart.” Johnson headed home his first goal of the season from Ben Marshall’s long throw in front of the travelling Wednesday fans and Megson is delighted by the manner in which his side are putting the ball in the net. He explained: “You need to find more than one way to win a game. “Every five games we discuss what we have done and what we are going to do. One of the things we stress to the players is that we need to find more than one way of scoring a goal. “We need to be good from set pieces, we need to score from distance, be good from crosses and do whatever it takes to find ways of scoring. “Today it took a set piece to do so. That’s the first game Hartlepool have lost all season and that’s two away wins for us on the spin and I’m delighted.”

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SHEFFIELD UNITED NEWS 2011/12 THREE DEFEATS IN FOUR FOR BLADES MATCH REPORT www.sufc.co.uk

The Blades were impressive in the first half against unbeaten league leaders Charlton but slipped to a second consecutive defeat. Second half goals from Yann Kermorgant and Bradley WrightPhillips, in the space of two minutes, secured the points for the Addicks. Wilson made just one enforced change for the visit of the leaders, Jean-Francois returned at left-back after Williams failed to recover from the dead leg he sustained at Wycombe. Montgomery and Parrino were added to the bench. The preferred 4-4-2 formation was also unchanged. Despite the season moving into October, the encounter kicked off in bright sunshine and summer-like temperatures. It appeared that United had warmed up the better as the early opportunities came from the home team. Jean-Francois powered an effort wide after a neat move and then Lowton curled a free-kick into the arms of goalkeeper, Hamer. Article continues Advertisement On 11 minutes Evans took the attentions of Morrison and Wiggins, the latter conceding a corner and from Williamson’s delivery, a header from the unmarked Collins was blocked on the line and Quinn could not squeeze home the loose ball. From Charlton’s first threat, Collins did well to nick the ball from Wright-Phillips in the penalty area and in the fast-paced start, United’s chances continued. An Evans shot was deflected wide by Solly and Lowton’s header, from Williamson’s corner, needed to be blocked when Hamer went walkabout. In intelligent flick from Hayes provided a great opening for Morrison, but he fired wide under pressure from Collins on 28 minutes, whilst, unsurprisingly, the pace slowed as half-time approached. From Doyle’s cross, Evans headed back across goal, in the direction of Williamson, but Charlton scrambled clear and then Doyle’s threaded pass just failed to find the bursting run of McDonald. United were clearly on top in the first half but could not make the territorial advantage count before the half-time whistle. The start to the second period was fairly even but the temperature rose on 58 minutes as Wagstaff picked up the game’s first booking for a feisty

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challenge on Doyle. Just after, Quinn could not get enough purchase on a lofted effort after Maguire’s pass confused Solly and Hamer, whilst the first substitution of the day proved vital. The change was made as Charlton waited to take a corner and from a left-wing delivery by Stephens, KERMORGANT netted with his first touch - a header from six yards. Wright-Phillips almost added a quick second, taking advantage of Doyle’s misplaced pass, but the visitors only had to wait a matter of moments before doubling their lead. United had just thrown on Cresswell for Porter when a headed clearance was flicked on by Kermorgant and WRIGHT-PHILLIPS saw his first effort blocked by Simonsen but the ricochet dropped nicely for the striker, who slotted into the empty net. Wilson introduced the pace of Flynn and he quickly made a chance, delivering a cross from which Cresswell saw his header saved by the fingertips of Hamer, who was quickly back to his feet to gather the loose ball with Evans approaching. Simonsen was forced into two saves as Charlton threatened again. He tipped over a free-kick from Kermorgant and then held on at the near post from a Wiggins shot after Lowton gave away possession. With full-time approaching Doyle’s long-ranger was just wide, Hamer was at full stretch, and then the goalkeeper got his fingertips to an Evans lob after Cresswell’s flick. Four minutes of injury-time was added but, after Simonsen tipped over Green’s thunderbolt, an Evans shot came back off the post very late on - summing up United’s luck. Blades: Simonsen, Lowton, JeanFrancois, Doyle, Evans, Williamson (Flynn 73), Collins, Maguire, Porter (Cresswell 67), McDonald, Quinn. Unused: Montgomery, Long, Parrino. Charlton: Hamer, Jackson, Morrison, Taylor, Stephens, Hayes (Kermorgant 64), Wright-Phillips (Green 78), Wagstaff (Hughes 86), Wiggins, Solly, Hollands. Unused: Sullivan, Cort.

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Speaking after the Blades went down 0-2 at home to Charlton Athletic, United manager Danny Wilson was rueing missed opportunities during periods of the game when the Blades had been on top. “It was a close game but we didn’t take our chances in the time when we had a lot of pressure. “It was disappointing, particularly in the first half. We had enough chances to get our noses in front and we didn’t take them. Then in the second, two mistakes or indecisions have cost us the match, which seems to be the way things are going right now. “Both teams looked capable of winning during certain periods. The first goal always makes it very difficult if it goes against you. When you miss the chances we missed it does put pressure on you. We do still feel that we should have come out of the game with something, but unfortunately we didn’t. “Even at two nil down we were still creating chances and could have got back into the game. We have to make sure we are able to take our chances.” The Blades are next in action at The Don Valley Stadium on Tuesday night when they face Rotherham United in The Johnstone’s Paint Trophy.

SUFC NEWS www.sufc.co.uk Following the announcement on Monday that the Blades visit to Deepdale on Saturday has been postponed, boss Danny Wilson said: “The Preston game has been called off because of three international call-ups at their end. Two of them aren’t regulars but they have taken the option to have it postponed and those are the rules. “It doesn’t concern us really, we just want to play our matches, but it gives the management team a chance to go and look at games and players, so that is a bonus for us. “For the players it is a chance to rest up after the Rotherham game, ahead of the Shefﬁeld Wednesday derby so hopefully everyone will be fresh and raring to go.” Ahead of Tuesday night’s JPT clash against the Millers, Wilson has given the latest update on possible loan

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United’s League One clash against Preston North End, scheduled to take place at Deepdale on Saturday, has been postponed. It is after a late call-up from Northern Ireland U21s for Conor McLaughlin, took North End’s tally to three players selected for international duty this coming weekend. Iain Hume and Keammar Daley had already been called up by Canada and Jamaica respectively. The game has been re-arranged for Wednesday 19th October, kick-off 7.45pm. Any tickets already purchased are valid for the rearranged date and supporters who have purchased tickets but are unable to attend the re-arranged date can obtain a full refund from the Ticket Ofﬁce before 5pm on Tuesday 18th October. The same applies for Away Blade coaches which will now depart Bramall Lane at 3.30pm for the rearranged ﬁxture.

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