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Investigation into Walkley gunshots continues Windows of two properties were smashed during chaotic scenes on Wednesday evening DETECTIVES are continuing to investigate reports of gunshots being fired in the Walkley area of Sheffield.

lowing a number of lines of enquiry but would still like to hear from anyone who was in the area at the time.

At around 11.10pm on Wednesday April 18, police were called to Bransby Street where the downstairs windows at a two properties were damaged. No-one was injured during the incident.

“We have had reports of a dirty red or dark-coloured small hatchback car with roof bars in the area around the time that gunshots were heard,” added DCI Whittaker.

A full investigation has been launched and detectives are continuing to appeal for information. MCCOLL’S at the petrol station in Deepcar was robbed by two men wielding a machete on Saturday May 21. The raiders burst into the McColl’s store at Jet petrol station on Manchester Road at around 9.45pm. They were wearing balaclavas. Police say staff were threatened and cash and cigarettes were stolen. Witnesses reported that the men made their escape on a motorbike. No injuries have been reported. Anyone with any information can contact South Yorkshire Police on 101.

Leading the investigation Detective Chief Inspector Steve Whittaker said: “This is being treated as a standalone incident as yet, no-one has been arrested.” Officers have been carrying out house-to-house enquiries and fol-

“Did you see the car? Were you in the area at the time? If so please do get in touch.” Anyone with information is asked to contact 101 quoting incident 1169 of April 18 2018. You can also pass information to Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.

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A TEAM of volunteers that clean graffiti from the streets of High Green are appealing for more members of the public to take action themselves. The team, led by parish councillor Dave Ogle, has spent hours removing graffiti tags from the High Green, Chapeltown and Grenoside areas in the last four years. Cllr Ogle said: “It all started when I took my daughter to the park and was shocked to find it in such a mess. I started litter picking but every time you returned it would be as bad as it was before. I decided that if I was going to spend hours volunteering I should at least do something which would make a lasting difference, so I thought why not shift the graffiti?” CHURCHES Together in Stocksbridge and Deepcar (CTSD) are grateful to those who, despite regrettable vandalism, ensured that the Easter Cross shone out above the valley once again this year.

Father and son, John and Wayne Hirst of St Ann’s Church, have taken over management of the electrics from the late Paul Cunningham and with assistance from David Straw of Liberty Steel, including provision of replacement parts and of the power to light it, managed to effect repairs in time for the traditional lighting on Maundy Thursday.

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Cllr Ogle advises anyone wanting to start cleaning to form a constituted group and invest in public liability insurance. He recommends you then apply to the council for a small grant of up to £500 from their ward pot. For advice on starting up a graffiti cleaning group, contact Cllr Ogle at davidalanogle@yahoo. co.uk

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Maxim and Lauryn claim debating prizes BARNSLEY Sixth Form College students Maxim Fowler and Lauryn Healey have won individual awards at the Debating Matters Yorkshire Championship.

Maxim, 16 and from Silkstone, is studying A Levels in Drama and Theatre Studies; English Language and Literature; and History, received the Best Individual Prize for his contribution to a debate entitled ‘Monuments to controversial historical figures should remain’. His efforts earned him a copy of The Routledge Guidebook to Mill on Liberty, a signed copy of Dr Paul Wetherly’s book Political Ideologies and a Thomas Edison quote notebook. Lauryn, 18 and from Penistone, is studying A Levels in Government and Politics; History and Maths, claimed the Leeds Salon Special Individual Prize despite not being involved in a debate, based on her excellent audience contributions and questions that

she posed to the teams. The judges selected Lauryn as the student who most embodied the spirit of Debating Matters and she received a copy of Joanna Williams’ book Academic Freedom in an Age of Conformity: Confronting the Fear of Knowledge. Maxim said: “I was very proud to win the award, especially as I came into the debating team at a late stage. I prepared for the debate by looking at different arguments around the subject and thinking of key questions which would need to be answered by both sides. The skills I learnt will be very useful in future.” Lauryn added: “The competition was a really good experience. I want to study politics at university so it was useful to see how other people approached their debates and the different angles they used in putting forward their case. I did a lot of research on the debate topics so I was able to get involved by asking questions from the audience.”

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A FUNDRAISING event for Charlie Leeks at Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre raised £616 on the day and £185 on the auction of the signed Sheffield Wednesday shirt and two match tickets. Organisers would like to thank everyone who attended.

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FORGE AHEAD WITH YOUR ACCOUNTING AN accounting company have made a promising start to life in Stocksbridge after opening their second branch here on March 12.

Forge Sheffield were already well established with their flagship branch in the Barracks at Hillsborough but decided to open their doors to the public in a second location. They successfully secured the old Hunters estate agents building on Manchester Road opposite the precinct. Ash and the team at Forge say their brilliant customers have offered them fantastic sup-

port and they’d like to extend their thanks to every one of them.

forge long term, solid relationships with our clients.

A fresh new accountancy and business service practice, Forge provide a brilliant service at a great price.

“This is based on fair pricing, transparent provision of services and a total understanding of your business and personal financial needs.

Forge Sheffield was formed with the customer in mind. They know how busy life can become and are here to support your business and make your finances simple. Ash said: “Forge was formed with a completely fresh approach to accounting and business support, with the clear intention of total transparency and the aim of being able to

“We want to be able to support you for the long term, and to be there when you need us on your journey through life.” One of the services they can help with is Self Assessment. Duration can vary and prices start from as little as £20 per month.

Corporation Tax services, with completion of company Tax Return Payroll, VAT, Confirmation Statements and Personal Tax Returns included as standard are also available with prices starting from as little as £80 per month. If it’s a payroll service you’re after, they can help with that too. Submission via RTI to HMRC starts from just £15 per month. To speak to Forge about these and other services, call 07472 046727, e-mail hello@ forge-sheffield.co.uk or call into either their Stocksbridge or Hillsborough brances.

Volunteers needed to support children in care SHEFFIELD City Council is asking volunteers to come forward who want to make a difference to the lives of Sheffield’s young people in care. They are currently looking for volunteers to befriend and visit young people in care. The volunteers, known as independent visitors, will go out once a month with a young person to do fun

activities to help build a helpful, positive and consistent relationship. Tom Ashford, 37, is an independent visitor and has been volunteering for over a year. He said: “I decided to become an independent visitor after hearing about the scheme through a friend. “Positive, consistent role models are so important for young people and it’s something most of us take for granted.

Spending just a few hours a month doing something they enjoy can make a huge difference. I really enjoy hearing their stories and I get to do fun activities too. “I would strongly encourage anyone with an interest in sharing some positive experiences with a young person to volunteer. It’s only a few hours per month and I find it very rewarding.

Carly Speechley, Director of Children and Families at Sheffield City Council said: “We are looking for fun, reliable and enthusiastic volunteers who have a genuine interest in making a difference to the lives of Sheffield young people in care. “Providing young people with consistent, positive adult child relationship is so important for our young people. This

relationship can involve anything from playing football in the park to seeing the latest films or new things the young person wants to do. “If you are over 21 and interested in applying please do get in touch.” If you are interested in becoming an independent visitor, please email angela. taylor@sheffield.gov.uk or call Angela on 0114 2288522.

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THINKING HATS ON FOR CHARITY BARNARDO’S is asking teachers, child carers, parents and pupils across Yorkshire to sign up for Hat Day and wear a fun hat to raise money to support the UK’s most vulnerable children. The charity’s fundraising Hat Day celebrated on Friday May 18 encourages children to wear or make a hat signifying who or what they would like to be or do when they grow up. It could be a firefighter, police officer, chef, astronaut, medic or sportsperson. There are no rules or limits to the imagination – they may want to be a wizard or superhero! If a child does not know what they want to be they can decorate their hat with something they are passionate about such

as a sport, art, dancing shoes, or musical instrument.

The idea behind the fun is to raise money for the UK’s leading children’s charity to help give thousands of disadvantaged children a better future. When they go into school, playgroup or children’s centre on May 18, parents and carers can make a voluntary donation of £1 to £2 to Barnardo’s. Barnardo’s Chief Executive, Javed Khan said: “Children are full of surprises and this is a fun way of allowing their imaginations to run wild in a way that will be inspiring, educational and raise money to help transform the lives of children who desperately need our support.

sources and ideas to ensure your fundraising Hat Day will be a huge success and help some of the UK’s most vulnerable children.” To register visit our website. Here you’ll find everything you need to make the event a success at your school, nursery, playgroup or children’s centre. Our resources section has school posters, sample letters for parents and hat-making guides. To help with ideas, Barnardo’s is launching a separate ‘Top Hat’ competition for teachers/parents for best hat in the run up to Hat Day, with a poll to decide the winner on the Barnardo’s Community Fundraising facebook page.

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Pavement resurfacing works in Stocksbridge and Deepcar PAVEMENT resurfacing works are to be undertaken in the Deepcar and Stocksbridge areas at the end of April and throughout May.

The specific dates of work for each street will be displayed on the on-street signs in advance of work starting.

Working hours will be 7am to 7pm, or 9.30am to 2.30pm near schools, on Monday to Friday. The Streets Ahead team don’t work bank holidays.

A spokesperson for Streets Ahead said: “This work will last approximately four weeks. Although the roads will remain open we may need to restrict access at times to carry out the work safely.

Although the roads will remain open Streets Ahead may need to restrict access at times to carry out the work safely. There will be no on-street parking and vehicle access to properties may be restricted during working hours.

“As our schedule is heavily dependent on the weather we are currently unable to give an exact start date for the work. Please look out for the temporary road signs that will be displayed five days before work starts, confirming the dates of work and parking restrictions.

Film produced to celebrate cleaner rivers and increased fish populations in Yorkshire’s rivers THE Environment Agency working with its partners have published a film to celebrate World Fish Migration Day on Saturday April 21. Our Rivers: Recovery and Renewal includes beautiful scenery of valleys and rivers across Yorkshire, including the Don. The film features representatives from the Environment Agency, Yorkshire Water, Rivers Trusts, and local school children discussing the improvements made to river water quality in recent years and the return of migratory fish such as salmon, lamprey and eel and coarse fish such as barbel, chub and dace. Mark Scott, Yorkshire Area Director for the Environment Agency, said: “The Our Rivers: Recovery and Renewal film has been published to celebrate the biennial World Fish Migration Day.

“Over the two decades the Environment Agency has been established we have worked tirelessly to improve the water quality in our rivers and bring back the native fish who inhabited the rivers of Yorkshire centuries ago prior to the pollution sustained from the industrial revolution, when the main purpose of the rivers was seen as being to help the county’s burgeoning industry. “In recent years our work has started to come to fruition and pay dividends with vast improvements being made to Yorkshire’s rivers. Fish are coming back to our rivers in large numbers. “We have even had a number of sightings of salmon jumping at weirs near our major towns and cities, such as at Knottingley in Leeds and Rotherham.

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“In the coming years, with our partners including Yorkshire Water, Rivers Trusts, local authorities and the Heritage Lottery Fund, we will continue to install fish passes at weirs so that fish such as salmon and sea trout, as well as coarse fish, can migrate up and downstream for spawning.” Projects to restore Atlantic salmon, sea trout, and eel and improve coarse fish populations in rivers across Yorkshire have been carried out in recent years and these will bear fruit in the coming years. This film celebrates these projects and emphasises that healthy and clean rivers are a wonderful natural asset that supports our economy and sense of place. To watch the film go to the Environment Agency YouTube channel - www.youtube.com/ user/EnvironmentAgencyTV

A TEAM of five friends completed the Three Peaks Challenge for a charity for the prevention of young suicide on Saturday. Jackie Carlton, Kerry Cook, Claire Illingworth, Melissa Stansfield and Lynn Dixon are

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Your Letters Deepcar police station Can I ask that any local residents with concerns about the lack of access to South Yorkshire Police in our area since the closure of Deepcar Police Station contact Dr Billing the Police and Crime Commissioner via email on thepcc@ southyorkshire-pcc.gov.uk or post at: South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner, South Yorkshire Police HQ, Ground Floor, Carbrook House, Carbrook Hall Road, Sheffield, S9 2EH. Might I also encourage them to write to our MP Angela Smith at 2 Maria House, 3 Fox Valley Way, Stocksbridge, Sheffield, S36 2AA, call on 0114 283 1855 or email officeofangelasmithmp@parliament. uk There is also an online petition against the closure at change.org https://www.change.org/p/ dr-billing-police-and-crime-commissionar-forsouth-yorkshire-deepcar-police-station-staffedby-police-officers-again/u/22670833 I have enclosed my letter to Dr Billings. Letter to Dr Billings

Amber Rudd who I will be asking to consider the has been applied for but not yet granted residents in implications of cuts to funding of the Police Service the following areas have been informed by Barnsley as a whole. District Council about the proposed clay shooting ground (Westwood Sporting Clays) Tankersley, Deepcar and Stocksbridge are semi-rural areas nine Pilley, Howbrook, Bromley and Wortley but not miles away from Sheffield City Centre. If you have High Green as this comes under the Sheffield City ever visited our town you will know that we are Boundary. situated at the end of a very long and winding, leafy road that stretches on and on. There is no quick I am lead to believe that Barnsley District Planning way to access our community and the criminal department have informed the Sheffield Planning fraternity know this very well. It’s not the toughest department about this planning application but to of areas compared to others in Sheffield and there the best of my knowledge no one in High Green are quite a lot of wealthier families living here has been informed of the planning application by with nice homes, nice cars and nice valuables. The Sheffield City planning department. criminal fraternity know this too. What they also know is that now that you have taken the decision According to the Barnsley Planning Department to close our Police Station we are ‘sitting ducks.’ By noise measurements have been taken and are this I mean that we may as well have a sign put up within acceptable levels but it is noted non of the on the Stocksbridge By Pass saying – ‘Take What measurements was taken in the area of High Green, You Like Thieves – you’ll be long gone by the time we don’t have to be outside to hear the shots being fired we can hear them in our living room. the coppers get out here!’ Over the past few months we have been inundated The Planning application reference number is by burglaries of homes and businesses, thefts of and 2017/1699 further information can be found from cars, sneak thieves, and the final straw came at Barnsley Council Planning Department, the planning application is for a unrestricted clay this weekend. shooting ground shooting all day Sunday no I live on the street opposite our now closed Police decision as been made at the moment but I believe a Station. While my child was sleeping in his bed decision will be made some time in May this year. a man armed with a machete parked outside our home. He proceeded to walk down to our local The person who has applied for the planning petrol station and shop - McColls – the same one permission is only allowed to shoot 28 days per year we go to with our child to buy milk and sweeties – without planning permission but this clay shooting and he committed an armed robbery. This is next ground has shot both Saturday and Sunday for a door but one to our now empty Police Station. month then switched to just shooting Sundays He terrified the poor people who work there and every Sunday bar one when it was cancelled due snow, since July McColls customers. Our neighbours called 999 while this was happening 2017 well over the 28 day rule. only to be told by the person on the phone – ‘Haven’t the Police come to help from the station next door?’ Sadly no – because the decision had been made to close it. The Police are a good 20 minute drive away even with the blue light flashing.

Dr Billing – the people of Deepcar, Stocksbridge and the surrounding areas no longer feel safe in their homes, out shopping or in their community. This situation is not acceptable. I have set up a petition on change.org to highlight to you and others the strength of feeling in our community. You can take a look at it here https://www.change.org/p/ dr-billing-police-and-crime-commissionar-forsouth-yorkshire-deepcar-police-station-staffedby-police-officers-again Over 700 people have signed this petition in 12 hours. Our community had grown considerably over the last 20 years and many more homes are to be built very soon. Yet the numbers of Police Officers has been cut. This situation is only going to worsen.

Dear Dr Billings (Police and Crime Commissioner for South Yorkshire Police), We are expected to pay council tax like other residents of this city. We demand the Police Service I am writing to you regarding the decision that was and protection from crime that we deserve. I made to close Deepcar Police Station and many implore you to review the closure of Community other community policing hubs within South Police Stations and to re-open Deepcar Police Yorkshire. Station and to staff it with Police Officers. I can totally appreciate that your job is very difficult Clare Wilson as you have to decide on priorities for policing over a very wide area with increasingly limited funds. When the proposal was first made and plans were Shooting in place to close our local Police Station I could I spotted a letter in this week’s Look Local accept that maybe the future was in larger, more complaining about the noise at the Clay Pigeon modern stations. I will also be writing to our local Shooting Ground on the A616 Tankersley. Planning MP Angela Smith and to the Home Secretary

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Won’t get fooled again Judging by the amount of leaflets through my door I can tell it must be election time again. I have always voted, though sometimes reluctantly, and like many I put my faith in the Liberal Democrats in 2010 - but then they betrayed us by going in with the Tories. I thought that they might have by now learnt their lesson, so I was shocked to read that Lib Dem leader Vince Cable said that under no circumstances would he support Labour if there was another hung parliament – meaning they are happy to go with or let in the Tories again. This is incredible. Have the Lib Dems learnt nothing? I wouldn’t trust them in government and I wouldn’t trust them to run our council. I won’t be fooled again by the Lib Dems. Alex Maher, High Green

The CV question The CV question, interesting approach. My CV is on my facebook page and twitter page, it’s also on my webpage www.ecclesfield-independents.uk Worked from 11 years, barrow boy, sheaf market, YTS at 16, joined Army at 17, 1,142 days active service, left the military at 29. HE diploma in humanities. Managed bars and restaurants, bought and managed a bar/restaurant. Married, year and a day later daughter born, three months later wife left never to return.

Sold business, raised daughter alone since then, she is about to start her exams, then begin A levels. I am Concerned High Green resident. now self employed on a modest income, do the odd extra job part time at times for those little extras. Hobbies, I shoot long range, 1,000 metres plus, Stocksbridge Community Day paper only, (no hunting) 30-06 calibre of choice. Stocksbridge Community Day is happening next Sunday April 29, between 11am and 3pm at The I am a community activist first and foremost, that Venue as long as we get no more snow! With almost is what a city councillor actually exists for. They are 40 groups represented there is something for not mini MPs. everyone - from nursery groups to drop in; from Consider this example. Labour are shutting down keep fit and sports activities to science club and Manor community boxing gym, to sell building, so line dancing; from walking groups to sustainable a mini market can be built. Stocky and green energy; community banking to Fair Trade to Town Council to defibrillators; That gym cut crime and anti social behaviour bowling clubs to Steel Valley drama; art society and by 50% in the community. Plus reduced social painting; history society; archaeology group; lunch isolation of some unreachable people. Selling the groups; Valley in Bloom- we have so much. building will raise £100 thousand for city. And if we don’t have what you’re looking for, tell us. Come and find out how people in this valley tick. Someone recently said that we need a blokes in sheds group - do we have anything similar?

You do not need to be a rocket scientists to grasp that selling the building will destroy a true community asset that has improved the lives of its users and the community that surrounds the asset. That the money raised by its sale is nothing to a Where do you want us to be heading as a town? city that has a budget in the billions of pounds and What are we not doing which we need to? in any event will be lost ten fold over due to crime What would make this place a better place to live increase alone. I would never vote to destroy such an asset. Or any true community asset. in? Constructive comments only please! David Ogle Councillor High Green High Green Volunteer Candidate May 3 city election

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What’s On Jumble sale. Come and grab a bargain and have a cup of tea with a slice of homemade cake. 20p admission. 28 Free mini beast safari in Chapeltown Park from 10.30am to 12.30pm. Meet at the bandstand. Also free creepy crafts for children. Refreshments available. All welcome.

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10.30am to 12am. Followed by refreshments. No auditions, no musical experience necessary. All welcome, contact Judith on 0114 2830083. Singing 4 Fun is a Dementia Friendly event.

28 Stocksbridge Christian Centre Christian Aid coffee morning. 10am to 1pm. Various stalls, light refreshments. All proceeds to Christian Aid. Sunday April 29 29 Indoor car boot sale - Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre - open to buyers 10am to 2pm. Stalls £10 per table. To book a stall please telephone 0114 2883792. 29 Community Day at The Venue. 11am to 3pm. Refreshments available. All welcome. Monday April 30 30 New Coding Club at Ecclesfield Library! For ages nine to 13 this free 12 week course will run from 3.30pm to 4.30pm. Please phone the Library for more details and to get a permission slip. 01142463615.

Tuesday May 1 1 Chapeltown and Ecclesfield Townswomen’s Guild hold their 26 Monthly folk session, with The meetings on the first Tuesday Fates and Friends, the Wharncliffe of each month at Chapeltown Arms, Wharncliffe Side, 8.30pm. Methodist Church at 2pm. The Singers and musicians welcome. speaker this week will be talking about ‘Yorkshire Dialect’. Visitors/ Saturday April 28 New Members always welcome. 28 Waldershelf Singers present a For further details phone 01142 very special concert ‘For the Fallen’ 458837. to commemorate the centenary of the ending of WW1, through song, Wednesday May 2 music and word. 7pm, Bolsterstone 2 Stocksbridge & District W.I. are Church. Tickets £10, children free, meeting at Christchurch Comcontact Kathryn 07769 252724 or munity Hall at 6.45pm for a 7pm email bookings @ Waldershelf- start when speaker will be Barbara Singers.org Bristow to tell the group about the 28 Underbank Chapel, Stannington work of Greave House Farm Trust. Road, Stannington, 10am-12noon. Visitors and new members welcome. Details on 07939941818 or 07900024549. 2 Thurgoland Community Choir practice at 7.30pm. The practice will be at Crane Moor Chapel as usual all welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Elaine on 0114 2845494 or Julie on 0114 2830613.

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Friday May 4 4 Stocksbridge spiritual Group demonstration of mediumship with Dee Willson £5.50 per person for one night only at the Inman Pavilion, Moorlands Drive, Stocksbridge, S36 1EG. Doors open at 7.15 to start at 7.30 everyone welcome for more info call Janet on 07860319251 we are open every Friday for an open circle £2.50 each starts at 7.30. Saturday May 5 5 Science Club’s theme is “Little Brainwaves Science Fair” 2pm to 4pm. Only £1.50 per child. Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive, S36 1EG. enquiries@inmanpavilion.org.uk 5 St Saviour’s church hall, Mortomley Lane, High Green. 12 noon. In aid of the Alzheimers Thursday group. Jumble sale. Admission 25p. Sunday May 6 6 Cream tea and Bolsterstone Village Hall, 2pm to 5pm. Enjoy tea, scones with jam and cream or choose from a selection of cakes. Or enjoy an ice cream sundae. All in lovely surroundings with piano accompniment. Book stall. 6 Sankey Sunday at The Plough, Low Bradfield. Starts at 8pm, finish 10pm. Come along and bring friends to this quite unique evening in the pub. Singing is very refreshing and uplifting. These lovely old Hymns, are a wonderful tonic,

and give out a positive message that is so soothing in the troubled times in which we find ourselves living. Plenty of choice at the bar, and free sandwich refreshment during the evening. You will leave feeling pleased you came, it’s far better than’t telly! 6 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners, Dawn Chorus Bird Walk led by John Robinson, meet at 5am at Rural Lane Car Park, Wadsley, circular walk, around two hours, 2348472, sorry no dogs. Monday May 7 7 Spring Festival at Trinity Community Centre, Thorpe Hesley, S61 2QJ. 11am. £1 entry for adults, children free. Stalls, licensed bar, prosecco bar, hot food, may pole dancing, flower exhibition in church, children’s activities and more. Contact Kay Hester on 07708421017 to book a stall or for further info. 7 Open Day at St. Nicholas’ Church, Bradfield.10am - 4pm. Photo exhibition, local history displays, stalls and refreshments. Admission free. 7 St Nicholas’ Church, High Bradfield, Church Open Day, 10.30am to 4pm, church archives, local history, tower bell display, stalls, tombola, refreshments, photographic exhibition, free entry. Tuesday May 8 8 Thurgoland Tuesday Group meeting at 7.30pm at Thurgoland school. The speaker is Sue Clifton with a talk titled “Birds in your garden”, all welcome. Contact Joan Methley on 0114 4535139. 8 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome Local History Evening Round Walk in Loxley area - start 7pm from Loxley Village Green (junction of Rodney Hill/Loxley Road) - return around 9pm, 0114 2337463. Wednesday May 9 9 The next meeting of Chapeltown WI is in Chapeltown Library. The resolution for the National Meeting will be discussed. The competition is for a May Poem, your own composition. New members and visitors are always welcome. 9 Thurgoland Community Choir practice at 7.30pm. The practice will be at Crane Moor Chapel as usual all welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Elaine on 0114 2845494 or Julie on 0114 2830613. 9 Wadsley Women’s Institute, Monthly Meeting, 7.30pm, Wadsley Church Hall, Worrall Road, S6 4BA. Thursday May 10 10 Try the Community Cafe at the Beacon at Thurgoland Holy Trinity Church from 10am to 1pm. With refreshments, chat, crafts, advice, IT help and books. All welcome, contact Sue on 0114 2888501.

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Saturday May 12 12 Underbank Community Art Group’s annual Art Exhibition 10.30am - 6pm. Light lunches, cakes, tea, coffee and raffle prizes available as well as original cards and paintings. Find us at Underbank Chapel schoolroom, junction of Stannington Rd and Stopes Rd, Stannington. All welcome. Admission 50p.

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Church score three away from home and War Memorial seek promotion Scorers for Church were Lewis Dickinson, Duncan Richards and Danny Howes with Kesiolu Omolokum grabbing a late consolation for Albion.

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After the game manager Ian Richards summed up: “That was a really effective performance today, I’m really pleased with how the players applied themselves and learned and listened from Wednesday and that’s why I love managing this group of players, that’s why I love what I do. “The success we had came from simple instructions of what we could have done better in terms of the first half at Harrogate Railway.

“It was a similar situation, the pitch was lively, bobbly and dry they played the same formation as Harrogate and we talked about how we’d start better and how we’d get on top of the game and they did that absolutely brilliantly. “The midfield three of Duncan Richards, Ash Ellis and Danny Howes worked really well together, in particular Ash was excellent, as he has been for most of the season, which allowed us to get on top. “We were clinical in front of goal, all the goals were similar in the fact we were pressing high up the pitch, which allowed both full back to get really high so when the ball did come out we put it in to good areas.”

OUGHTIBRIDGE War memorial were awarded the three points in the Blades Super Draw when opponents Woodhouse could not get a team together. This now leaves third placed Oughtibridge needing just the one point this Thursday in their home game against Cobden with a 6.15pm kick off to be assured of promotion. First placed Norton Sportsman entertain Chapeltown RBL on the same evening at the Niagara Sports ground before the War Memorial visit Norton Sportsman on Sunday with an 11am kick off. Only four points separate the top three and with just four games to go and Chapeltown are still to play Oughtibridge this week and this could have a big say in who goes up as champions.

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BARNSLEY College’s Sports Academy returns home with another trophy from a prestigious international football competition in Spain. The under-19 male team were undefeated throughout the German-founded Komm Mit International Whitsuntide Tournament in Catalonia, Spain, beating teams from Germany and Romania to secure a place in the semi-finals. Unfortunately, the team were beaten 4-3 on penalties, however the students used their team spirit to beat Ludwieller, Germany, to secure third place and return home with a trophy. Tom Toulson, 18, of Doncaster Road, a Sport student and captain of the football team, said: “We’ve

had a couple of setbacks this season and a couple of defeats but we grouped together as a team, worked hard to pick ourselves up and achieved good results abroad.” Luke Forgione, Performance and Athlete Development Coach at Barnsley College, added: “The tournament was a huge success, and the students loved the opportunity and experience gained from it. The performances from the team were outstanding throughout the tournament, considering the heat and number of games played during the four days of competition. “Hopefully we can go one step further next year and be crowned champions.”

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MORE TOP NAMES ADDED TO TOUR STARTING LIST THE 2018 edition of the Tour de Yorkshire is almost upon us with the communities welcoming the race bracing themselves for the glut of visitors. Olympic road race champion Greg van Avermaet has announced that he will make his Tour de Yorkshire return. The 32-year-old finished seventh in his only previous appearance, the 2015 race which was the inaugural staging of the event. Van Avermaet has won two Tour de France stages and will

represent the BMC Racing Team. Last year, the Belgian rider finished ahead of Chris Froome to top the end-of-year UCI WorldTour rankings. Mark Cavendish will join the Rio gold medallist, making his return from injury at the event. Welcome to Yorkshire chief executive Sir Gary Verity, who also helped take the Tour de France to the county, said Van Avermaet “will no doubt animate the four days of racing”.

The race starts on Thursday May 3 with a stage from Beverley to Doncaster, and Friday’s second stage takes the riders from Barnsley to Ilkley. Saturday’s third stage is from Richmond to Scarborough with the finale on Sunday May 6 starting in Halifax and finishing in Leeds. “The final stage should certainly suit him and I look forward to seeing him in action,” said Verity. A two-day women’s race will take place on May 3 to 4, preceding the men’s race and starting and finishing in the same towns.

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SPECTATORS URGED TO PLAN JOURNEYS AHEAD FOR THE TOUR DE YORKSHIRE WITH thousands of people expected to watch the 2018 Tour de Yorkshire and Asda Tour de Yorkshire Women’s Race live on Thursday May 3 and Friday May 4, getting around parts of the region will be busier and some bus services will be temporarily diverted. Passengers travelling in Doncaster, Rotherham and Barnsley are advised to plan their journey ahead. “This great event attracts thousands of spectators from near and far each year and we expect more people than usual to rely on public transport as they come and watch the race in South Yorkshire. Some bus routes will be directly affected over the two days the region plays host to the race, so we’re asking passengers to plan ahead before travelling”, says Tim Taylor, Customer Services Director at South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive (SYPTE). “During events like these people often choose to leave their cars at home and switch to buses and trains as the best way to travel. We’d like to see more people make that a permanent change or at least try it for a few days a week for all or part of their commute. We also want to see people

getting inspired to take their bikes out and integrate cycling into their daily commute. It adds to a healthier lifestyle, it’s cheaper and good for the environment.” In its fourth year, the international bike race has expanded from three to four stages and will cover all four corners of Yorkshire, taking in 169 villages, towns and cities. Roads on and connected to the Tour de Yorkshire route in Doncaster, Rotherham and Barnsley are anticipated to be closed on a rolling basis lasting no more than one hour, apart from the start and finish lines, when the closures will last for longer. Spectators should try to use public transport to get them to the best viewing points on the route. Bus journeys will take longer and some may take a different route than their usual one so passengers who normally travel around the area are advised to plan their journey ahead at www.southyorkshiretravel.com/tdy. Service updates will also be available at Barnsley and Doncaster interchanges and at Travel South Yorkshire twitter account @tsyalerts on the day itself.

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Local Sport Emma and Steve Stead relax after a job well done at London PENISTONE Footpath runners had 10 competitors take part in the UK’s premier running event, the iconic London Marathon at the weekend. Run in brutally hot conditions, with the highest temperatures the race had seen in its 37-year history, the race was not one for setting personal bests, but for demonstrating mental and physical resilience. First back for the club was the indefatigable Gary Dean who finished in 3:29.30. Gary Dean was run-

ning his 26th marathon overall, and his 18th London Marathon. Simon Pike, who was also running in memory of Joe Dale, a Penistone Grammar School pupil who tragically died last year, managed 3:39.03, Faye Williams earned herself a good for age time with 3:46.24. The other finishers were Martin Cooper 3:51.29; Megan Button 4:00.35; Emma and Steve Stead, running on behalf of Barnsley Heads Together, 4:06.02; Bill Phillips 4:12.55; Becky West 4:53.49.

Julia Johnson ran 44:47 at the Bolton 10k, to finish sixth lady overall and to run comfortably inside the first-class road standard for her age group. The Kinder Downfall race was run on Sunday near Hayfield in Derbyshire over 9.6 miles with approximately 1,800 feet of climbing. First back for the club was Richard Mackie in a time of 1:25.04. Next back was Dan Limb in 1:28.24. First female back was Lesley Parker, finishing fourth female overall 1:39.17. Second woman back was Helen Wright in 1:50.20.

At the local Hartcliff Hill race run over 2.5 miles with 500ft of climb, Damian Kilpin finished 4th in 19:15 with Lee Storey eighth in 20:45 and Robin Clough 10th in 21:15. Steve Storey was first V60. Laura Gill finished second lady overall, Tom Fryers first U17 with Julie Darigala third lady and first F40. Hugh Mackie was second U17 and Teresa Wall first F60. Both men and women won the team prizes.

War Memorial Women on a fine run Kettering Town Ladies 0 Oughtibridge WM Ladies 3

OUGHTIBRIDGE War Memorial Ladies continued their title push, following up last week’s 6-0 win at Mansfield with a 3-0 win at Kettering. In an even first half the War Memorial were grateful for a couple of great saves by Coran Wright, and

some solid defending, as the home side pushed on but it was Kathryn Mudge who broke the deadlock on the half hour meeting a good cross and planting a sweet left foot half volley in the bottom corner.

The second half was a little more comfortable but the WM Ladies couldn’t find a finish to round off their pressure until Karla Burton calmly lobbed the keeper on 66 minutes to round off the scoring.

Within two minutes Mudge doubled the advantage, drilling in a penalty given for a needless handball.

Kettering pushed and found a solid back four and keeper in their way, Chloe Rodgers showing particularly neat footwork under pressure to clear danger and set up another WM attack.

So, another fine victory on the road, the games are coming thick and fast now with Rise Park away on Thursday April 26 followed by a vital game against league leaders Nettleham at the War Memorial on Sunday April 29, with a 2pm kick off.

Birdwell hold two open events LAST Saturday saw the first of Birdwell Wheelers’ two Open Time Trials. The 10 Mile event saw 83 riders complete the distance. The winner of the Taylor Trophy for fastest man was Simon Beldon in 20.19. Fastest woman and winner of the Jim Carr Trophy was Kirsty Bramley in 24.01. Winner of the road bike event was Andrew Newby in 23.24. One notable ride was by Birdwell Wheelers’ Tina Oakes who recorded a time of 29.20 breaking the 30-minute barrier in her first ever open event. Other Birdwell times were John Woodhouse 29.41, Bob Waterhouse in his comeback ride 29.14, Greg Godley 26.09 and Trevor Mayne 22.32. Barnsley Road Club were represented by Wayne Gregory 27.05, John Catley 24.05, Robert Keyte 26.44, Gary Thornton 24.16, Philip Tyas 24.12 and Darren Gough 2214. Robert Barnard of Team Cystic Fibrosis finished in 23.46. Sunday’s club run to Goole saw Steve Myatt, Rodger Holmes, Dave Hudson, Paul Mynett Phil Adams, Austin D Watson, Chris Jenkins , Tony Lodge and guest Hayden John Hatfield set off from Brewers Fayre, Wombwell and complete a 75 mile round trip. Tina Oakes of Birdwell Wheelers © John Robert Photography

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STEELS LOSE OUT TO PETERBOROUGH

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Stocksbridge PS 1–2 Peterborough Sports STOCKSBRIDGE Park Steels slipped to a 2-1 defeat at home to Peterborough Sports on Saturday. Bright sunshine welcomed the teams out at the Look Local Stadium as Steels looked to build on the terrific performance against Bedworth four days earlier. Manager Chris Hilton made one change bringing in Matt Reay for Richard Stirrup at the heart of the back four.

It was no surprise when Steels went behind, Lawler puttin the away side ahead from the penalty spot, tucking his shot to Reay’s left side and into the net after Rhodes had fouled the skilful Peterborough number 11 Moreman on the edge of the box. The performance so far was lacklustre and lethargic from Steels. Peterborough always had spare men in midfield as a 4-2-4 formation was restricting any sort of progressive play from the back.

The game was set up as a typical end of season fixture with nothing to play for but pride, against the first ever visit to Bracken Moor of mid table Peterborough Sports.

Consequently balls were being knocked long and although Peterborough’s defence had a couple of scares they dealt with counter attacks quite comfortably.

Typical end of season fixture is just how it panned out with sloppy passing and complacency evident early on, which by enlarge, continued through the first half. Poor ball retention from Steels was a surprise after such a positive display against Bedworth and the lack of consistency a concern.

The second half started brighter with Steels forcing three corners from the kick off. And the home side drew level on 50 minutes when defenders did not clear their lines after Rory Coleman’s left footed in swinger was headed to the edge of the box. It was Coleman himself who had drifted into the box and he drove the ball hard, low and clean to the keeper’s right hand post from 10 yards.

The ball just kept coming back after the midfield were giving the ball away and the frontmen could not hold onto it, allied to this most of the second balls were being picked up by a red shirted Peterborough player.

Steels had kept the ball alive well and were now looking a little more threatening. Litchfield caused problems going forward, Lumsden had a one v one

opportunity that the goalkeeper smothered at his feet as he just failed to strike it home. However, the game again became scrappy for long periods of play and neither team found the conditions easy to fathom. Ruthven shot well wide from 18 yards after he found himself on the end of a route one counter by Steels. Coleman played it long to Poulton who had headed it into the path of Ruthven. Disappointingly, a simple long straight ball over the top of the Steels centre backs on 80 minutes found Peterborough’s lone frontman Jones in a race to the bouncing ball with Reay, the home goalkeeper really second favourite. Jones calmly lobbed the ball high over the advancing Reay bouncing into the roof of the net. With Steels approaching the final three games in one week it is surely going to be a test of character for the players, hopefully they can find the spirit and determination ability and knowhow that they have showed, more often than not, over the course of the season, to gain points to finish as high up the league as possible.

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AS the season starts to get going, and the squad is nearly up to strength, Sheffield Hawks are starting to deliver on their potential. For large parts of this game Hawks totally outplayed the Raiders, soaked up pressure and then clinically applied their pace and ability to score when the chances came. The first 15 minutes saw no tries but excellent rugby from both sides. Sets were completed and the defences were in charge. Will Burns, Reuben Kateregga and Tom Clarke showed strength and

aggression in the tackle throughout this match and it was good to see Clarke taking a string leadership role amongst the forwards. Notice about the Hawks attacking potential was served in the first 30 seconds with Harry Scott, back from injury, running the kick off back 70 metres. All round the team there was aggressive defence and attack and Scott, as so often is the case, was at the heart of it. A strong drive from Clarke, followed up by two rolling rucks allowed Scott to score under the posts after a slick han-

dling movement out wide. Corey Hall, as ever, converted. Rattled, the Raiders kept knocking on and fumbling their passes which allowed Hawks two sets to send Spencer Poppleton over in the corner. A defensive mix up allowed the Raiders a soft try at the end of the half. At this point Hawks were dominant. The second half followed a similar pattern to the first. Hawks had lost the talismanic Scott for a 10-minute spell on the bench and, strong as their defence

was, his absence held no fears for this tough tackling team. Hawks crossed the line three times, though only one try was given. That came from a sustained period of pressure after a huge hit from Kateregga had induced a knock on. Bailey Thompson proved to be a thorn in the side of the Raiders and crossed twice only for the referee to unluckily call play back. Increasingly Cutsyke tried to provoke a response from their players and this ag-

gression affected the composure of both sides in the last ten minutes with two incidents of poor behaviour that lead, ultimately, to a red card given to a single player on both teams. Cutsyke scored two late tries, against the run of play, but at no point were the Hawks under real risk of losing this match. This was an excellent performance against a team higher in the league.

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PIGS RELEGATED DESPITE IMPROVEMENT STOCKSBRIDGE BATTLE AGAINST PROMOTED OLD OTLIENSIANS BUT COME UNSTUCK Old Otliensians 34-14 Stocksbridge RUFC A WARM and sunny afternoon greeted the travelling blue army at Otley however, high flying Otliensians, already promoted, proved too strong for the visitors and Stocksbridge Rugby slipped to a creditable 34-14 defeat, thus condemning the gallant Piggies to relegation. “We’ve got some mojo back,” said interim coach Andy Tyers. “We have some culture and are looking like a team again.” Stocksbridge shocked the home team with a positive, enthusiastic start and were unlucky not to score, Brown went close and Whitaker was held up just short of the line.

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Perhaps Otley realised that Stocksbridge were not going to roll over, and exploiting a wide pitch and some questionable defending ran in three tries in quick succession. Hooker Ricky James succumbed to an ankle injury and was replaced by Gary Woodcock, whilst Joe Smith was introduced to spell the hard working Lewis Bowman. The unfortunate Whitaker was harshly sin binned for a high tackle just before half time, with a 24-0 scoreline in favour of the home side. Coach Keenan again reminded the team of the game plan and objectives during the interval however, the home side started the second half Samsung better and recorded their fifth try. QE49Q7FAM

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