The September issue of The Sprotbrough Arrow

The Sprotbrough Also covering Warmsworth, 4800 distribution monthly

September 2018

Arrow Publications

Issue No. 156

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Welcome to the September

issue of The Sprotbrough Arrow.

I hope everyone had a lovely Summer break, whether you stayed at home or travelled away. We have certainly matched the Mediterranean in terms of sunshine so I am sure our local beauty spots have seen an upturn in visitors over the last few months.

As we go to print I am eagerly awaiting my Son’s GCSE results. Good luck to everyone else, I hope you get what you need. Well done to everyone who passed their A ‘levels last week. I wish you all the luck with your chosen path.

The deadline for the October issue of the Branton and Auckley Arrow is 19th September. The October issue will be delivered by 30th September.

Best wishes Michelle Sidebottom Mobile: 07795 387937 email:michelle@arrowpublications.co.uk www.arrowpublications.co.uk

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Community News Friends of Sprotbrough Library Are holding a late Summer Coffee Morning Saturday 8th September 10am-12noon Everyone welcome, come for a chat a coffee and a cake and help to support the Library Craft stalls in plenty

Sequence Dancing Goldsmith Centre Sprotborough Road Friday 2pm until 4pm. admission £3.

Brian and Margaret welcome all.

Under new management.

Beginners welcome.

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Sign within the grounds of St. Mary’s Church Hall.

In 1977 Sprotbrough WI raised funds to place a sign within the grounds of St. Mary’s Church Hall. The sign marked the occasion of HM Queen Elizabeth II’s Silver Jubilee.

The sign depicts a knight and his lady, surmounted by the Copley-Fitzwilliam coat of arms, copied from a brass plaque in St. Mary’s Church, and the name of Sprotbrough. It was mounted on a tall, solid wood frame.

In November 2017 the sign was removed from its place in the grounds of the Church Hall for safety reasons. The frame and supporting post were found to be rotten, due to weathering and lack of maintenance.

Due to changes in UK Charity Laws WI’s are now not allowed to fundraise for projects of this nature.

If any individual or group in Sprotbrough is interested in establishing a new village sign, or replacing the frame of the old sign, then please contact Vivien Jenkinson on 01302 859453.

WARMSWORTH LADIES’ CLUB

Refreshed after our Summer Break we meet again on 11 Sep 18 Welcome Back Social Evening 18 Sep 18 Galapagos 25 Sep 18 ‘Woodhead’ The Lost Railway Everyone is so very welcome.

We meet at Warmsworth Community Centre, Low Rd Tuesdays 7:00-9:00 pm

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Community News

The Scottish Country Dancing class starts at the Goldsmith Centre on 3rd September.

Classes are every Monday evening (term time) 7.45 - 9.45pm at The Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough Road.

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Citizens Advice Doncaster Borough shares tips to help Universal Credit applications run smoothly Citizens Advice Doncaster Borough is sharing tips on how people can best prepare for making a Universal Credit application so they can be paid on time.

This follows the release of a new report from national Citizens Advice which finds a third of people who were helped by the charity struggle to provide the evidence needed to finish off their Universal Credit application.

Universal Credit is a new benefit which combines 6 benefits into 1, including Jobseeker’s Allowance and Working Tax Credits, that is currently being rolled out across the UK. For many, the benefit is working well but a significant number are having difficulties with it. Since full rollout in Doncaster, Citizens Advice have helped many clients with a Universal Credit related problem – including entitlement, applying for and budgeting for the new benefit.

Citizens Advice Doncaster Borough has the following advice for anyone making a claim for Universal Credit: Provide evidence as soon as possible to make sure you’re paid in full and on time. If you need to apply for extra costs, like housing, you will need to show additional paperwork.

Make sure you check you have completed all the stages of the claim. After making an initial online claim, you need to book a Jobcentre appointment. In total there are 10 stages which need to be completed, some of which are time sensitive. If you miss a deadline, you might have to start the process again.

If you get stuck, ask for help. If you’re struggling to fill in the online application form or have problems providing the the right paperwork, ask for help as soon as possible so your payment isn’t delayed.

If you are struggling to pay your bills or deal with debts, come to Citizens Advice as soon as possible – we can help get you back on track and prevent the problem getting worse..

National Citizens Advice asked people the Citizens Advice service helped with Universal Credit how hard they found it to provide proof for extra costs, like housing and childcare.

Out of those who were surveyed: 48% found it difficult to provide evidence for health conditions 40% found found it difficult to provide evidence for housing 35% found it difficult to provide evidence for childcare The research also shows that people receiving their first full payment late stood a higher chance of getting into greater debt, or falling into it. When people didn’t receive their first Universal Credit payment on time, their chances of being in debt increased by a quarter (23%). They were also 60% more likely to borrow money from a lender to help tide them over.

The report recommends that the government simplifies the claims process, makes it easier to provide evidence for extras costs, and ensure adequate support is on offer to people making claims.

Karen Bothamley, Chief Executive of Citizens Advice Doncaster Borough, said: “Making an application for Universal Credit can be complex, and there are many different stages to get through before crossing the finish line.

“This new research shows that providing the right paperwork for extra costs is one of the stages which causes the most headaches for people.

“The government should look at making it easier to provide evidence online and people should also be aware of what’s required of them so they receive their payment on time.”

For information and advice, contact Citizens Advice Doncaster Borough on 0344 499 4137 or speak to our debt specialists on 01302 846745, 01405 741457 or 01709 572400

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Community News Live !

THE AQUARELLE GUITAR QUARTET Open our new season 2018-19 Returning for our first concert are this quartet who gave such a memorable recital 4 years ago and have now built such a huge reputation across the world. They occupy a unique position amongst ensembles with a blend of artistry and charm. Musicto be featured includes works by Rossini, Piazzollaand Ramirez.

THURSDAY 20th SEPTEMBER @ 7.00pm (meet the Artists and pre-concert drink 6.15) ST MARY’S CHURCH HALL Admission £15 or annual subscription £75 (includes all 6 concerts) Presented by Sprotbrough Music Society

Park View Surgery are re-launching their Patient Participation Group.

Park View Surgery are re-launching their Patient Participation Group, as patient ideas and feedback are important to the Practice. During the recent NHS70 celebrations we held an open day and collected the names of potential new members. We would like to encourage a diverse membership, so all ages and abilities are welcome.

The Group is intending to meet either once a month, or every alternate month, dependant upon the members availability, for a couple of hours.

Qualifications are not needed, only a sense of humour, and a desire to help other local people.

If you are interested in becoming a part of our Group please leave your details at the surgery Reception Desk.

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There are a number of special events going on during the last week in September around an event called CreationFest. This is a venture which a network of local churches are planning in collaboration with the Scouts and local schools. A number of communities are decorating trailers which will be taken on Sunday 30th Sept to Squirrel Wood Scout Campsite for a Celebration of Creativity. Schools are singing, scouts are involved – the Mayor will be there, and the Bishop of Sheffield will be dedicating an open-air chapel on the site. There will be craft tables for youngsters to make things – and it’s all free!

We will be spending the week decorating a large tractor trailer (23ft long) here in Sprotbrough and are inviting folk to support us. Contact Amanda on 01302 854836 for more details….

The Bishop will be in the area during the week before viewing the emerging creative masterpieces, and is coming to the TeaRooms to deliver one round of a Quiz – you’ve heard of a Pub Quiz – this is a Tea-Room Quiz. Folk would just pop along, order their usual cream teas, and enjoy them whilst participating in the fun!

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DANUM PROBUS CLUB Danum Probus Club is an organisation for men who have retired or are semi-retired from their profession, business or other employment who want to maintain a social network with others who have similar interests. Danum Probus Club meets on the first and third Mondays of the month at Town Moor Golf Club, Bawtry Road, Belle Vue, Doncaster starting at 10 am.

Members held their Summer lunch at the Golf Club on Monday 21 July, which was followed by a discussion about the future of the Club.

These discussions will be considered at the Committee Meeting in late August with a view to brining some proposals to the next full meeting.

Pat McLaughlin was our speaker on Monday 6 August, a replacement for our advertised speaker who was ill. But Pat is always a welcome guest because we know we are going to get a well researched and presented talk. And this was no exception to that rule, it being a follow up to a previous presentation about the rise of civilisations throughout the world. We were taken from the early advanced civilisation of Peru to to the stone circles of Avebury and Stonehenge with many other placed in between. A presentation well up to Pat’s high standards.

Two meetings are scheduled for September.

On Monday 3 September Mike Store will once again be regailing us with Masters of Mirth�,and on Monday 17 September we will welcome Jane Breach speaking about Drax Power Station. Both meetings are at Town Moor Golf Club starting at 10am. Any interested men who would like to come to these meeting as a visitor to see what we do, with a view to joining if you like us, please call either Des Parks (01302 856188), George Kirk (07808191221) or John Gregory (01302 532032) for more information.

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School News from Copley Junior School Year 6 Graduation Our Year 6 Graduation Evening was a lovely event.

All our Year 6 leavers were presented with their graduation certificate and our annual awards were presented: English Award 2018: Jamie W and Erin H Maths Award 2018: Owen C and Charlotte M Science Award 2018: Torin A Sports Award 2018: Abbie W Siddall Sports Trophy 2018: Jenny M Arts Award 2018: Husayna A The Head teacher’s Award is given in recognition of the demonstration of the key learner values which we hold dear at Copley Junior School. These include academic endeavour, cheerfulness, getting fully involved in school life, integrity, showing a good example to and caring for others and enjoying all that the school offers.

Head teacher’s Award 2018: Eddie T and Ella S

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Following the Graduation Ceremony, we enjoyed the informal part of the evening – a hog roast, refreshments and many opportunities for photographs! We wish all our pupils great success as they start at their new secondary schools.

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‘Sing Out’ Concert Year 3 children really sang their hearts out at the ‘Sing Out’ Concert. The annual ‘Sing Out’ Concert gives children opportunity to join a choir, meet children from other schools and perform as part of a large choir of Doncaster schools at the Dome, in front of an audience of parents/carers and relatives. Well done to everyone who took part.

Visit by Everest Mountaineer We were delighted to welcome Polar and STEM Ambassador Ricky Munday into school to lead an inspirational session on Antarctic research, scientific operations and his successful ascent of Everest. Ricky's motivational talk captivated the children as he shared the many perils of his expedition, shared photographs and brought along a selection of polar and high altitude mountaineering clothing and equipment.

The children were inspired by the key themes of perseverance, resilience, goal-setting and overcoming adversity.

The children's interest and enthusiasm was incredible, and they had so many questions to ask afterwards!

We look forward to sharing more school news next month.

Best wishes, E.A. Crayton Head teacher

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Doncaster Rambler’s

All bodes Well in Tideswell

Twenty two of us met up in Tideswell on another perfect summer's day for this lovely 10 mile walk in the White Peak. After descending Tideswell Dale we joined Miller's Dale and headed downstream alongside the River Wye with its imposing limestone cliffs and past the imposing mills of Litton and Cressbrook. We then joined the Monsal Trail with its many chirpy families of cyclists, crossed the famous viaduct and through Monsal Tunnel before taking the footpath over thirsty fields, through Little Longstone and up towards Crossdale Head which, at a height of around 350m. afforded spectacular views for many miles in most directions.

This was followed by a downhill stretch along Castelegate Lane before branching off west and crossing Cressbrook Dale and up Tansley Dale to our later-than-usual lunch stop in the picture postcard village of Litton. Having already completed over 8.5 miles, our afternoon was a gentle 1.5 mile meander downhill back to our cars at Tideswell.

This was a super day's walk in spectacular surroundings with some new routes and views for us to enjoy. Thanks Tony, for all the preparation and leadership and Norman for shepherding us all back safely.

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POI Miller’s Dale – This is a SSI site as well as being of interest to geologists.

The local landmark is the viaduct, first built by the Midland Railway in 1866. Increasing traffic meant that a second viaduct parallel to the first was built in 1905, increasing the number of tracks to four.

Litton Mill – Set up in 1782 by Ellis Needham and Thomas Frith, who being unable to find a suitable labour force locally, used the 1601 Poor Law Act to indenture children form Derby to work the cotton mill. Despite this the venture failed. The original mill was destroyed by fire in 1874.

The Monsal Trail - is about 8.5 miles (13.7 km) in length and opened in 1981. It starts at the Topley Pike junction (in Wye Dale, 3 miles (4.8 km) east of Buxton) and runs to Coombs Viaduct, 1 mile (1.6 km) south-east of Bakewell. It follows the valley of the River Wye and runs parallel to the A6.

Dave Binnington For more information about the Doncaster Ramblers and future activity please visit our Home Page http://www.doncasterramblers.org.uk/ Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/doncasterramblers/

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Doncaster & District

Family History Society This year’s Heritage Open Days will run from Thursday 6th to Sunday 9th and from 13th to 16th September.

There are a number of Local Events and Doncaster FHS has joined in for the first time by opening up their Palgrave Research Centre in Balby free to the public.

‘Who do you think they were?’ If you need help with your family history research or are new to finding your ‘roots’ then this ‘Surgery’ is the ideal opportunity to learn more and maybe make some unexpected discoveries – So please drop in and see how Doncaster & District FHS can guide you through the process whatever part of the UK or world your ancestors may have travelled to or from. There will also be a friendly chat and free teas or coffees.

Open on Thursday 6th September 2.00pm – 7.30pm we are part of Doncaster Archives building in King Edward Road – DN4 0NA [after 5.00pm use the Florence Avenue gate] to find out more go to www.heritageopendays.org.uk & www.doncasterfhs.co.uk

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What’s On In Sprotbrough?

Day

Activity

Meeting Place

Mon

Rainbows

Scout Barn in Sprotbrough Village

Time 5.30pm

Mon

Rising 2’s play session

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

9.00-11.30am

Mon

Rising 2’s play session

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

12.30- 3.00pm

Mon

Brownies

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

6.15-7.45pm

Mon

Beavers (6-7yrs)

Scout Hall, Anchorage Lane, Sprotbrough

6.00-7.30pm

Mon

French Conversation Group

Sprotbrough Community Library

6.00—8.00pm

Mon

Seniors ‘Dancercise’ Keep fit class

St Mary’s Church Hall, Sprotbrough

10.15—11.15am

Mon

Adult Beginners Ballroom/Latin Dance

St Mary’s Church Hall, Sprotbrough

2pm –3pm

Tue

Sprotbrough Starz

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

9.15-11am

Tue

Coffee Morning (Term time only)

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

10.30-11.30am

Tue

Tuesday Club

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

1.30-4.00pm

Tue

Painting Class

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

2.00-4.00pm

Tue

Dancing

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

4.00-7.00pm

Tue

Story time & Activities (term time)

Sprotbrough Library

1pm—2pm

Tue

Taekwondo

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

6.00-9.00pm

Tue

Cubs (8-10yrs)

Scout Hall, Anchorage Lane, Sprotbrough

6.30-8.00pm

Tue

Cubs 'Kestrels' (8-10yrs)

The Barn, Main Street

6.45-8.15pm

Wed

Rising 2’s Playgroup

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

9.00-11.30am

Wed

Sprotbrough Park Playtime (term time)

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

9.30-11am

Wed

Sequence Dance—Ian Sadler

Royal British Legion

1pm –3.30pm

Wed

Story Time & Activities Alternate weeks

Sprotbrough Library

1.30pm—2.30pm

Wed

Dancing

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

4.00-7.00pm

Wed

Taekwondo

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

5.30-6.30pm

Wed

Sequence Dance Club

St Mary’s Church Hall

7.30pm—10pm

Wed

Cubs 'Falcons' (8-10yrs)

The Barn, Main Street

6.45-8.15pm

Wed

Scouts (11-14yrs)

Scout Hall, Anchorage Lane, Sprotbrough

7.00-9pm

Thurs

Coffee Morning

The Stable, Main Street, Sprotbrough

10—11.30am

Thurs

Little tykes (childminders drop in)

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

9.15—11.00am

Thurs

Thursday Club

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

1.30-4.00pm

Thurs

Dancing Class

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

4.45-8.45pm

Thurs

Brownies

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

6.00-7.30pm

Thurs

Yoga Class

St Marys Church Hall

7—8.30pm

Thurs

Beavers (6-7yrs)

The Barn, Main Street

5.30-6.30pm

Thurs

Scouts (11-14yrs)

The Barn, Main Street

7.00-9.15pm

Thurs

Explorer Scouts (14-18yrs)

Scout Hall, Anchorage Lane, Sprotbrough

7.30-9.30pm

Fri

Sprotbrough Starz

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

9.15-11am

Fri

Tea Dance

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

1.00-4.00pm

Fri

Taekwondo

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

6.30-9.00pm

Sat

Sequence Dancing

Royal British Legion Club

7.30—10.30pm

Sat

Dancing Class

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

9.15-3.15pm

Sun

Sunday Club

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

10am—11am

Sun

t-Time, Crafts, bible stories and more

St Marys Church Hall

4—5pm—check hall for dates

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What’s on in Warmsworth?

Day

Activity

Meeting Place

Time

Monday

Warmsworth Pre School

Warmsworth Community Centre (Front Hall)

9.05am-3.05pm

Tuesday

Warmsworth Pre School

Warmsworth Community Centre (Front Hall)

9.05am-3.05pm

Tuesday

Brownies

Warmsworth Community Centre (Front Hall)

6pm-7.30pm

Tuesday

Ladies Club

Warmsworth Community Centre (New Hall)

7pm-9pm

Wednesday

Warmsworth Pre School

Warmsworth Community Centre (Front Hall)

9.05am-3.05pm

Thursday

Warmsworth Pre School

Warmsworth Community Centre (Front Hall)

9.05am-3.05pm

Thursday

Dancing Class

Warmsworth Community Centre (Front Hall)

4pm-9pm

Thursday

Watercolours

Warmsworth Community Centre (New Hall)

10am-12 noon

Friday

Warmsworth Pre School

Warmsworth Community Centre (Front Hall)

9.05am-3.05pm

Sprotbrough Community Centre Bookings Tel: 788093 Methodist Church Hall Bookings Tel: 570036 (office hours 10am-12noon Tue & Fri) St Marys Church Hall Bookings Tel: 07891 813986 Warmsworth Community Centre Tel: 01302 858200

Monthly Events in Sprotbrough & Warmsworth Monthly

Activity

Meeting Place

Time

3rd Monday 1st & 3rd Tuesday

St Mary’s Mothers Union

The Stable, Main Street, Sp’boro

7.30pm- 9.30pm

Sequence Dancing

Royal British Legion Club

7.30-10.30pm

1st Wednesday

Sprotbrough Wives

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

7.30-10.00pm

2nd Thursday

Lunch Club

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

12.15pm - 2.00pm

2nd Tuesday

Jigsaw Puzzle library & Coffee

The Stable, main Street, Sprotbrough

9.30—11.30am

1st & 3rd Wednesday

Knit & Natter Club

The Stable, Main St, Sprotbrough

2—4pm

2nd Tuesday

Sprotbrough WI

St Mary’s Church Hall

7.30—9.30pm

Last Thursday of month

Parish Luncheon Club

Newton Arms, Sprotbrough Rd

12 noon

2nd Monday

Ladies Club Committee

Warmsworth Community Centre (New Hall)

7pm-9pm

2nd Monday

Parish Council meeting

Warmsworth Community Centre (New Hall)

7pm-9pm

1st Thursday

Warmsworth WI

Warmsworth Community Centre

7—9pm

2nd Monday

Ward Councillors Surgery

Warmsworth Community Centre (New Hall)

6—7pm

1st Tuesday

Warmsworth & Edlington Lions Club

The Holiday Inn, Warmsworth, DN4 NUX

7pm

3rd Wednesday

Warmsworth Neighbourhood Watch

Cricket Club

7pm

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