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ECCLESFIELD LORRY DRIVER JAILED FOR TWO YEARS A HGV driver from Ecclesfield has been sentenced to two years in prison after being convicted of causing death by dangerous driving. Carlisle Crown Court heard how, on September 8 2016, at around 5.20am, Ashley Cole of Mellor Lea Farm, Ecclesfield, Sheffield, was driving an articulated lorry when it was involved in a collision with an Audi A4 driven by Jamie Armstrong of Haltwhistle, Northumberland. Cole, 56, had parked at Stainmore Café on the A66 at Brough to rest and was resuming his journey prior to the collision.

The court heard how Cole was attempting to manoeuvre his vehicle onto the westbound carriageway to continue his journey when he say two HGVs travelling on the westbound carriageway. Cole then had to wait and, in doing so, his vehicle was blocking the eastbound carriageway.

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prevented the fatal injuries he suffered. Cole denied that his driving had been dangerous, causing the death of Mr Armstrong. However, he was found guilty of the offence at court following a trial.

Mr Armstrong’s Audi, travelling eastbound, then collided with the offside trailer.

Sergeant Claire Sampson of Cumbria Police’s Mobile Support Group said: “This case is tragic for everyone involved, Jamie Armstrong was given no opportunity to avoid this collision.

Mr Armstrong, 30, suffered fatal injuries as a result of the collision. He had not been wearing a seatbelt at the time but an investigation found a seatbelt would not have

“Our thoughts remain with the family of Mr Armstrong. We would like to thank them for the dignity and patience they have shown throughout this investigation.”

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Can you help uncover the World War Two secrets of Bradfield and Dungworth? MEMBERS of the local community are being asked to get involved in a new project to uncover the secrets of the Dungworth and Bradfield area of Sheffield in the Second World War. A series of free events are being held in the coming weeks to encourage people to come forward with memories and artefacts, find out more about the project and find out how they can get more involved. The Dungworth and Bradfield area was a hive of military activity from 1939 to 1945 with over 5,000 troops billeted in the area as defence forces against German attack. The study aims to uncover the roles of Dale Dyke and the other nearby dams in the area. They were key strategic points and had high wires constructed around their circumference in a bid to stop low level bombing as planes headed for the armament factories in the East End of the city and other areas. Project manager Richard Godley said: “The role of the nearby Derwent Dams has passed into legend via the Dambusters story. But very little is known

about the part played in the war by the dams in this area. “They were a massively strategic resource and were surrounded by high wire and gun installations. “We also would like to find out more about what it was like for local people to live here during the war, how the media portrayed the war effort and how the billeted troops interacted with the local community that were deployed as defence forces.â€? The project is particularly keen to hear from anyone that: • Has artefacts or photographs from the Parish area they’d be willing to share • Has personal histories of Dungworth/ Bradfield and district people who fought and died in WW2 • Knows anyone who was involved in defending the dams and reservoirs? • Knows where any WW2 installations that defended the area are located? Dungworth and Bradfield District Heritage Group were awarded ÂŁ50,000 from the

Heritage Lottery Fund for the work as well as support from Bradfield Parish Council. The project will fund the training of volunteers in researching military records, creating an exhibition and publicity materials. It will also create a book from the findings of the research, deliver community focused events at local venues and more. The first events are as follows: Show & Tell – Dungworth Village Hall (Main Road, Dungworth S6), 9.30am to 12.30pm on September 12. Drop-in Session – Stannington Library (Uppergate Road, S6 6BX), 1.30pm to 6pm on September 17. Show & Tell – Dungworth Village Hall (Main Road, Dungworth S6), 12.30pm to 4pm on October 12. If you would like to get involved in the project, please contact Richard Godley on 07854 646742 or email: Dungworthheritagegroup@gmail. com

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Ecclesfield Parish Council meets Lord Mayor at Ecclesfield Gala ECCLESFIELD Parish Council Chairman, Cllr Garry Weatherall and fellow councillors Michael Appleby and John Housley with Mrs Tara Ball, the new Clerk to the Council, welcomed Sheffield’s Lord Mayor to the Parish Council’s stall at Ecclesfield Gala last Sunday.

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BOTH the nail forge at Hoylandswaine and Wortley Top Forge will be holding free open days for Heritage Open Days over the coming weeks.

The nail forge, between Penistone and Barnsley, will be open free of charge on Saturday September 15, from 11am to 3pm. It is a historic small workshop where nails were made by hand on an anvil. Once there were many forges like it in the area, but now it is a rarity. It still has the original hearth, bellows and chimney. You can hear volunteers explain how nails were made, how the nailmaker and his family worked in a forge close

to their home, and the part that nailmaking played in village life.

physical work, the dangers. Just think what it was like to live there!

Hoylandswaine is just off the A628 Barnsley-Penistone road. The Nail Forge is on the village street near the Lord Nelson public house. There will be an Open sign outside.

Visitors will be given a guided tour by volunteers. They will see the waterwheels turning, and some of our recent restoration projects. There is also a collection of historic engines and machines, some of which will be working.

Wortley Top Forge will be open free of charge on Saturday September 8, from 11am to 4pm. It is Britain’s last surviving water powered heavy iron forge. For centuries its waterwheels worked huge hammers which forged hot iron into shape. It has been restored over many years by teams of volunteers. Come and see the wheels turn – and imagine the heat, the noise, the hard

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Wortley Top Forge is by the River Don, on a side road to the west of the A629 Huddersfield road. The postcode is S35 7DN. Turn off the A629 just south of Wortley village, or at the traffic lights in Thurgoland. There is free car parking for visitors in the grounds. Full details of Heritage Open Days activities are available on www.heritageopendays.co.uk

The Gala was a great success and an opportunity to promote the work of the Council and its archiving project. The Chairman presented the Lord Mayor with the pack of information being given out at the stall and a copy of the 2019 calendar. The calendar is a new venture for the Council led by the Archiving Project and its volunteers. Copies of the calendar are available from the Parish Council offices, priced at £4.50. The Parish Council is taking part in the Heritage Open Days festival directly for the first time as well as supporting local groups. On September 14, they will be holding two events. The first is a guided ‘then and

now’ walk around High Green, meeting at 10am outside the Parish Council offices on Mortomley Lane, High Green. In the afternoon there will be another ‘Meet the Archive’ event on the theme of ‘Ordinary Lives and Extraordinary Women’ at the Parish Council Offices, Mortomley Lane, High Green. A spokesperson said: “We are organising the event to celebrate getting votes for women and men, home life and some of the extraordinary women who lived in and influenced the lives of generations in the Parish area. “We will have some of our archive collection of local history material on display including photos, maps, pamphlets and brochures. There will also be an opportunity to see some of the slide shows we’ve put together, go onto our website to view the images there, and look at our collection of local history books and reference material. “We would like more people to get involved with the archiving proj-

ect and our open afternoon will be a chance for people to come along and find out more. “You don’t have to be a history expert or have lived all your life in the area to take part. Young or old, everyone can contribute. The aim of the project is to capture the rich and varied local history from across the parish. One of the things we are keen to do is to put more ‘names to faces’ for some of the photographs that we’ve had donated to the archive.” The open afternoon is a free drop-in event and everyone is welcome. It begins at 1.30pm and finishes at 6.30pm. For more details of the archiving project and our other events, please contact, Christine, at the Parish Council Offices, Mortomley Lane, High Green, Sheffield S35 3HS; telephone: 0114 2845095; email: C h r ist i ne. hand l e y @ ecclesfield-pc.gov.uk or see our facebook page Ecclesfield Civil Parish Past and Present Archiving Project for more information.

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Advice issued following S6 distraction burglary SHEFFIELD detectives have issued advice following a distraction burglary in the Bradfield area, in which an elderly woman had cash taken. At around 3pm on Thursday August 30, two men claiming to be salesmen entered the home of a 91-year-old woman in the Bradfield. They reportedly walked into the woman’s flat without asking, and tried to sell products to the victim, that she neither wanted or required, as Detective Sergeant Dave Devey explains. “Despite the victim repeatedly telling the men she did not want the products, they forcibly demanded that she pay for them, which she eventually did under duress. However, once the men had left the property, the victim realised that a further quantity of cash had gone miss-

ing from her purse and contacted police.” “The first man is described as white, around 60-years-old, with white hair, of a medium – large build, with facial hair and was smartly dressed. “The second man is also described as white, around 27-years-old, taller than the first man, of medium build and with short brown hair. “A third man, described as white, has also been linked to the investigation, but there is no further description at this time. “Enquiries are ongoing to identify these men, who we understand left in a black Ford van. “We also have officers in the S6 area today to provide reassurance. Should anyone have any information about this in-

cident, please contact South Yorkshire Police on 101, quoting incident number 485 of 30 August 2018. “These men clearly targeted the woman due to her age and vulnerability and distracted her while cash was taken. Sadly, this is something we have seen happening in Sheffield.” “I’d like to ask people to make their family or friends, particularly elderly relatives, aware of these incidents. There are also some steps that you or they can take to protect yourself if you have concerns. “If you ever have any doubts about the legitimacy of the person at your door, ask to see their identification – a legitimate caller won’t mind you taking the time to check their identity and verify it with their employer.

“Don’t be afraid to close and lock your door while you make any checks. If someone asks for money to be transferred over the phone or online, I’d strongly advise against this, as most companies will not ask for this type of transaction to be completed, unless there is a genuine reason. “You could also consider putting up a deterrent sign which states ‘no cold callers’ to deter any knocking on your door. That said, bogus officials and cold callers can be anyone from adults, men, women and even children and may be offering a variety of services. “Generally, cold callers and bogus officials claim to be from utility companies, charities or other reputable businesses, in order to gain access to people’s property.

“Once access has been gained, they will steal money and other valuables. Rogue traders will generally try and talk householders into paying high prices for services that are low cost to carry out, or don’t carry out a service at all. “If ever you have any concerns, close and lock the door while you make checks, phone a neighbour or relative or phone 101 with concerns or 999 in an emergency and if you feel threatened.” “Finally we would like to reassure the public that we are doing everything we can, including liaising with neighbouring forces, to tackle cross border criminality. However, we do feel that the best weapon we have against these types of criminals is the support and help of the public so please do contact us.”

STOCKSBRIDGE CYCLISTS TOUR EUROPE

MEMBERS of Stocksbridge Cycling Club have been busy this summer doing some longdistance rides across Europe.

Peter Knight took time off from running dressed as a Bradfield Brewery beer bottle to cycle from Leeds to near Kitzbuhl in Austria riding through Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany. He was linking locations where his grandmother had lived. John Rowe took the ferry from Portsmouth to near Caen and

then powered down through France in less than four days to join family in Bergerac.

Peter Morgan did a more leisurely tour of Provence in France visiting Mont Ventoux and then travelling to Spain to complete an Atlantic to Mediterranean traverse from Bilbao to Girona. Stocksbridge CC also do shorter distances. You can join their Tuesday and Thursday rides that leave outside Trek in Fox Valley

at 6pm most weeks riding between 20 and 30 miles. The Sunday club ride leaves 9am from the same location doing 50 to 70 miles. See the SCC facebook page for details. Nobody gets left behind. This year’s Stocksbridge Hill Climb, which goes up Pea Royd Lane, starts at 11am on Sunday September 30. Entries are via the cyclingtimetrials.org.uk website or just come and watch. The start is in Fox Valley.

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5 Stocksbridge and District W.I. are meeting at Christ Church, 6.45pm for a 7pm start. Join us for our third birthday party and celebrate with friends old and new. Visitors are always welcome = £3.50. For further details, call 07939941818 or 07900024549. Friday September 7 7 Stocksbridge Spiritual Group demonstration of mediumship with Joanne Nettleton. £6 per person for one night only at the Inman Pavilion, Moorlands Drive, Stocksbridge, S36 1EG. Doors open at 7.15pm to start at 7.30pm, everyone welcome we are open every Friday for more info please call Janet on 07860319251. 7 Ecclesfield Priory Players are taking part again this year in the Heritage Open Days after the success of last year. The theatre at Well Lane, High Street, Ecclesfield, S35 9TP. 10am until 4pm. Each day there will be three tours of the theatre building, giving access to areas usually unseen. Also on each day at 11am and 2pm there will be a slide show, which shows the transformation of the old chapel into the 98 seater theatre that we are so proud of today. Refreshments will be available. Saturday September 8 8 Wisewood Church, MacMillan coffee morning. 8 Stocksbridge Christian Centre present fun, games, entertainment, food and friends for all the family. 10am to 1pm. Lots of games to play. Prizes to win. Hotdogs, chips and drinks. 8 Bus Pass Buskers are at The Blue Ball, Wharncliffe Side.

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8 Ecclesfield Priory Players are taking part again this year in the Heritage Open Days after the success of last year. The theatre at Well Lane, High Street, Ecclesfield, S35 9TP. 10am until 4pm. Each day there will be three tours of the theatre building, giving access to areas usually unseen. Also on each day at 11am and 2pm there will be a slide show, which shows the transformation of the old chapel into the 98 seater theatre that we are so proud of today. Refreshments will be available. Sunday September 9 9 Music in the Park - Oughtibridge Brass Band and Training Band present an afternoon of great music to suit all tastes, yummy refreshments and pleasant company. Come and share the afternoon with us from 3pm to 5pm. Tickets on the gate £3, children free. As always a super raffle. Bring your picnic. Marquees, so no worries about sun or drizzle. We will also be presenting a cheque for £500 to the Oughtibridge Defibrillator Fund Raising Campaign following the band’s fund raising concert held in June for this very important cause. 9 Open Afternoon from 2pm at Barnsley Bridge Club, Shaw Lane Sports Centre, Barnsley S70 6HZ. Everyone welcome, all age groups, whether new to the game or just a little rusty. Join us for a cup of tea and find out more about this fasci-

nating game, a great way to keep your mind active and alert! Beginners’ lessons to commence September / October 2018. For more details tel 07763 504310 or email barnsley.bridge@outlook .com 9 Chapeltown Silver Prize Band in Chapeltown Park from 2pm to 4pm. Free entry. Refreshments available. If you cannot manage the hill up to the bandstand you can bring your car into the park from Station Road end (past Carters Garage) 5mph with hazards please. 9 Friends of Charlton Brook have our final workday of 2018, commencing at 10am. Meet at Charlton Brook Dam with Sheffield Park Rangers in attendance. All are welcome to help maintain a vital greenspace and home to a plethora of wildlife. Monday September 10 10 Penistone Pottery Group new term starts Monday September 10. 6.30pm to 8.30pm. Cost is £15 per session – only pay if you attend. Includes all materials and pieces glazed and fired. Full tuition. All levels welcome. St John’s Community Centr4e (The Bar Room), Church Street, Penistone. For more information, call Dave Helm on 07708901115. Tuesday September 11 11 Thurgoland Tuesday Groups meeting at 7.30pm at Thurgoland School. The guests are the Leader Brothers with their “Mystery Box”, ladies of all ages welcome. Contact Joan Methley on 0114 4535139. 11 What is Fracking and why should Ecclesfield by concerned? We need to know. Frack-free Ecclesfield & Chapeltown info meeting 7.30pm at Ecclesfield Library, High Street, S35 9UA. Wednesday September 12 12 Thurgoland Community Choir’s first practice after the summer break 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. 12 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome - Local History Morning Round Walk in the Loxley Valley - start 10.30am from Loxley Village Green (junction of Loxley Road/ Rodney Hill)- return around 1pm, 2337463. 12 Chapeltown WI next meeting will be a musical evening. This will be at 7.30pm in Chapeltown library. The competition is for a hand made treble clef. New members and visitors are welcome. Thursday September 13 13 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. 13 Stocksbridge and Upper Don 50+ Group will meet 2pm to 3.30pm in Stocksbridge Library. New members welcome. 13 Hallam 89 Theatre Club presents ‘Goodnight Mr Tom’ a play by David Wood from a novel by Michelle Magorian at the University Drama Studio, Glossop Road, Sheffield at 7.30pm. Tickets available on the door £9 and £7 concessions.

What’s On Friday September 14 14 Stocksbridge and Upper Don Community Health Forum will meet 10.30am to 12 noon in Stocksbridge Library. All welcome to attend. 14 Hallam 89 Theatre Club presents ‘Goodnight Mr Tom’ a play by David Wood from a novel by Michelle Magorian at the University Drama Studio, Glossop Road, Sheffield at 7.30pm. Tickets available on the door £9 and £7 concessions. 14 Ecclesfield Priory Players are taking part again this year in the Heritage Open Days after the success of last year. The theatre at Well Lane, High Street, Ecclesfield, S35 9TP. 10am until 4pm. Each day there will be three tours of the theatre building, giving access to areas usually unseen. Also on each day at 11am and 2pm there will be a slide show, which shows the transformation of the old chapel into the 98 seater theatre that we are so proud of today. Refreshments will be available. Saturday September 15 15 Bradfield Village Hall, Farmer’s Market, 9am-3pm, 2851227. 15 The Extraordinary Gatty Women of Ecclesfield. Illustrated talk by Mel and Joan Jones. 7pm at Ecclesfield Church, Church Street. Free, donations welcome. Refreshments. Booking recommended. Also, launch of the Jones’s new book “Picture Perfect”, illus by Gatty family members. Tickets from the Church at coffee mornings, Tuesday and Friday 10.30-12.30, or www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/

the-gatty-women-tickets47812377107. 15 Thorpe Hesley and Scholes Village Show at Trinity Community Centre, Thorpe Hesley, S61 2QJ. Veg, flowers, fruit, cookery, handicrafts, children’s, floral art classes. Entries accepted Friday 6-8pm or on the day 8.30am – 11am. Show opens at 11am with entry only £1 per adult. Dog Show at 12.30pm. Lots of stalls, lunches, bar, attractions and games. Further info from Kay Hester on 07708421017 or kayhester@hotmail.co.uk also online at thorpeandscholes.org or our facebook page. 15 Stocksbridge Christian Centre invite you to have fun aboard the Jolly Roger at 7.30pm. Themed dinner and entertainment. £10. To book, please call 07532435641 or 07979221077. 15 Hallam 89 Theatre Club presents ‘Goodnight Mr Tom’ a play by David Wood from a novel by Michelle Magorian at the University Drama Studio, Glossop Road, Sheffield at 7.30pm. Tickets available on the door £9 and £7 concessions. 15 Ecclesfield Priory Players are taking part again this year in the Heritage Open Days after the success of last year. The theatre at Well Lane, High Street, Ecclesfield, S35 9TP. 10am until 4pm. Each day there will be three tours of the theatre building, giving access to areas usually unseen. Also on each day at 11am and 2pm there will be a slide show, which shows the transformation of the old chapel into the 98 seater theatre that we are so proud of today. Refreshments will be available. Sunday September 16 16 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - Work Day (Mowing on the fields) on the Common, meet at Long Lane Car Park, 10am to 12

noon, tools and gloves provided, 2348425. Monday September 17 17 Stocksbridge and Deepcar Townswomen’s Guild sponsored walk and coffee morning at the Christian Centre. 10am to 12 noon. All welcome. Wednesday September 19 19 Thurgoland Community Choir practice at 7.30pm and will include the AGM. 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. 19 Bolsterstone Archaeology and Heritage Group meeting in the community hall, Christ Church, Manchester Road, Stocksbridge at 7.30pm. Hugh Willmott will give a talk on ‘The archaeology of glass in South Yorkshire’. Admission fee for non-members is £2 including refreshments. Thursday September 20 20 Thurgoland Local History Groups next meeting is at Thurgoland Village Hall at 7.30pm. The speaker is Brian Robinson with a talk entitled ‘Evacuation WW2’. All welcome, admission is £2. For more information please. Contact Maurice on 0114 2883482, or Margaret on 0114 2885037. Sunday September 22 22 Jumble Sale. 12pm to 2pm. Grenoside Scout and Guide HQ, Saltbox Lane, S35 8QS. 50p. Donations taken 7pm to 7.30pm on Friday 21st or 9.30am to 10.30am on the day. No electrical items thanks. 22 Chapeltown Village Show, Newton Hall, Chapeltown. Registration of entries 8.30am to 10.30am Open for viewing 1pm to 4.30pm. Admission 50p for adults, children free. Monday September 24 24 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - ‘My Work of Ecosystem Services and the importance of Wadsley Common’ a talk by Alison Holt, Alison Holt prepared the baseline study for the whole of the Lakeland Partnership including Wadsley Common, entrance fee £3.50 members, £4.00 visitors, includes refreshments and home made cake, 7.30pm, Wadsley Church Hall, Worrall Road, S6 4BA. Tuesday September 25 25 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens meeting will be a social/plant swap with a quiz and refreshments. Meet at the hall at 7.30pm. All welcome, admission is £2.50,

free for friends of Wortley Hall Gardens. If you are interested contact Julie on 0114 2830613 or Barry on 0114 2830056. Wednesday September 26 26 Thurgoland Community Choir practice at 7.30pm - an open rehearsal/bring a friend and try us out. 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. 26 Fun time buffet and dance at 1.30pm. Buffet provided by Crawshaws and cakes supplied by the Coffee Apple with the Fabulous John Mycroft singing the songs we love and plenty of Dancing only £7 at the Legion Club. Everyone welcome. Valley React is a Community Project who welcomes everyone. Ring Kath 07596130043 to book and info. Money with booking please.

sett Road South, Oughtibridge 10 am to 12pm. Raffle and bring and buy stall. Everyone welcome. Saturday September 29 29 Arts and craft exhibition to be held at Lomas Hall, Stannington, Sheffield by the Sheaf Independent Artists, 11am – 4pm. Admission free. Sunday September 30 30 Quilt and Textile Show, 10am till 4pm at Bolsterstone Village Hall, S36 3ZB. Includes quilt and textile displays, trade stalls, refreshments, tombola and workshops. Contact Ann 0114 2334132. Monday October 1 1 Stocksbridge Transport Forum will meet 2pm to 3pm in Stocksbridge Library, chaired by Cllr Julie Grocutt. Update and input to Sheffield Transport Users Group October 4.

Thursday September 27 27 Try “Singing 4 Fun” at Holy Trinity Church, Thurgoland, from 10.30am to 12pm. Followed by refreshments. No auditions, no musical experience necessary. All welcome, contact Judith on 0114 2830083. Singing 4 Fun is a Dementia Friendly event.

Thursday October 11 11 Stocksbridge and Upper Don 50+ Group will meet 2pm to 3.30pm in Stocksbridge Library. New members welcome.

Friday September 28 28 Chapeltown WI will be hosting a Macmillan coffee morning from 10am until 12 noon in Chapeltown library. Coffee and cakes and various stalls. Everyone welcome.

Saturday November 3 3 Doughty’s Road Show Fabric Sale, 10am till 2pm. Wadsley Church Hall, S6 4BB. Fabric sales, refreshments, tombola. Contact Ann 0114 2334132.

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THE EXTRAORDINARY GATTY WOMEN OF ECCLESFIELD OFTEN referred to as the Brontës of South Yorkshire, the Gatty women of Ecclesfield, a mother and four daughters, were truly remarkable women. Local historian Melvyn Jones will be presenting an illustrated talk on the Gatty women at 7pm on Saturday September 15 in St Mary’s Church, Ecclesfield. Mrs Margaret Gatty (18091873) came to Ecclesfield in 1839 following her marriage to Alfred Gatty who had been appointed vicar of the parish. She had ten children, (eight of whom survived to adulthood) and was a pioneer of the use of chloroform to relieve pain in childbirth.

Judy’s Magazine, that was read all over the world, an expert on sundials and a renowned marine biologist. Such was her scientific fame that she had a marine worm named after her – Gattya spectabilis! On top of this the four daughters were all educated at home by Mrs Gatty, and her four sons (two of whom were knighted) were prepared for their public school educations by Mrs Gatty and her daughters.

Together with her four daughters, Mrs Gatty headed a formidable team of researchers, illustrators, editors and writers. Mrs Gatty herself was a children’s writer of great renown. Her books were translated into French, German, Italian, Russian and Swedish and one edition of Parables from Nature was illustrated by the famous Pre-Raphaelite artists Burne-Jones, Holman Hunt and Millais.

The daughters all played key roles in the Gatty enterprise. Eldest daughter, Margaret, was an illustrator and editor; Undine, the youngest daughter, for decades was a general factotum and Horatia the second daughter was her mother’s ‘seaweedising’ assistant and became a minor authority on the subject at a fairly early age. She went on to edit Aunt Judy’s Magazine for a further 12 years after her mother’s death and saw her mother’s last two books through the press during Mrs Gatty’s final illness. Horatia died in 1945 when she was 99 and for many years looked after copyright issues on behalf of her late mother and sister Juliana.

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age of 43 in 1885, had an even greater literary reputation as a children’s writer than her mother. Her books were translated not only into French, German and Italian but also into Afrikaans and Hindi. Baden Powell took the name ‘Brownies’ for the junior branch of the Girl Guides from the characters in one of her stories. What is even more remarkable is that she derived much of her inspiration from ‘her local patch’ (Ecclesfield and Grenoside) – the countryside, the people and their dialect. And these remarkable women left behind not only their published works but also diaries, letters, drawings and paintings reflecting their colourful lives and these form the basis of this illustrated talk. Entry is free but you need a ticket from www. eventbrite.co.uk/e/ theg att y - wom e n - t i c ke t s 47812377107 or from the church on Tuesday or Friday mornings, 10.3012.30. At the event a new book, Picture Perfect, with illustrations by Gatty family members will be launched.

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Different potential A few years ago Stocksbridge High School provided for pupils who were unlikely to take many GCSEs or get high grades with the ‘STAR’ unit in school, the ‘Personal Learning Base’ in the youth centre building and they ran an allotment at Stanley Road. What is happening now for 11 to 16 year olds who may have great potential but don’t get the highest exam results? Debbie Cundy, a life coach from Oughtibridge, has raised ÂŁ825.11 for Weston Park Hospital Charity for cycling 293 miles between Inverness and Dumbarton. Debbie said: “A huge thank you to everyone who Peter Morton. supported me for this amazing local charity.â€?

Team Green Moor calls out for votes to bag a share of Tesco’s bag fund TEAM Green Moor is bidding to bag a massive cash boost from the Tesco Bags of Help initiative. Tesco teamed up with Groundwork to launch its community funding scheme, which sees grants of £4,000, £2,000 and £1,000 raised from carrier bag sales in Tesco stores awarded to local community projects. Three groups in every Tesco region have been shortlisted to receive the cash award and shoppers are being invited to head along to Tesco stores to vote for who they think should take away the top grant. Team Green Moor is one of the groups on the shortlist. The initiative is to develop an interactive nature trail for both children and adults to share and

learn about the biodiversity in our community. The trail would include the Children’s Playground currently under refurbishment to improve the landscaping and planting, the Delf and a number of other ‘green spaces’ around the village. The benefit to the community and its visitors would be the provision of educational resources to allow all to gain a better understanding of their environment and how we can work together to preserve, protect and improve it for others use into the future. The nature trail will also be a massive benefit to younger children in terms of introducing them to the natural world, something which we hope they will take into adulthood. Voting is open in the Penistone Tesco store and Chapeltown Tesco Express in September and October and customers will cast their vote using a

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Groundwork’s National Chief Executive, Graham Duxbury, said: “Bags of Help continues to enable local communities up and down Britain to improve the local spaces and places that matter to them. The diversity of projects that are being funded shows that local communities have a passion to create something great in their area. We are pleased to be able to be a part of the journey and provide support and encouragement to help local communities thrive.�

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PLANNING YOUR WEDDING OVER the course of the last year, many of us will have been to a wedding or two. In the midst of the celebrations, it’s easy to look past the planning and preparation that takes place in the months leading up to the big day. For those couples who are currently planning their own wedding and could do with a bit of guidance, this feature will highlight local businesses who can share with you their expertise and put you on track to completing your preparations and give you peace of mind. There’s a lot to prepare for and at first it can seem daunting as though the list will never end. There’s the venue, the dress, hair and make-up, a cake, transport and that’s just to name a few. Even if you haven’t got a date set, there’s no harm in planning ahead and getting some ideas now. A quick browse around any of the shops in this feature will help you to get ahead and ease the stress for when it’s time to make arrangements. This feature can also act as a reminder for the last few arrangements you need to make and have perhaps forgotten about.

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WHEELERS BIRDWELL Wheeler Trevor Mayne competed in the Cheshire Roads Club 50 mile time trial on gently rolling lanes near Knutsford and put in a good performance to record 1:56.37, which placed him fifth overall and fourth veteran on standard. Philip Minto was part of the support team helping arguably the best female distance rider in the country, Jasmijn Mueller, make her Lands End to John O’Groats record attempt. Although she was ahead of her schedule she had to abandon the attempt in southern Scotland due to fatigue. Steve Myatt and Chris Jenkins were the sole representatives on this week’s clubrun to Tadcaster.

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FA VASE EXIT FOR CHURCH

A GOAL from Shelly either side of half time dumped Penistone Church FC out of the Buildbase FA Vase in the qualifying round on Saturday. Sam Scrivens gave Church, playing front of a crowd of 255, the dream start with a goal after just five minutes but the Penistone side couldn’t get the killer second goal and they paid for it on 42 minutes when Israel Johnsen levelled the scores. And things went from bad to worse when Dan Keane gave Shelly the lead seven minutes after the break.

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MOT’s £35.00 Chris Thwaites ended Richmond’s challenge. WITH Stocksbridge CC’s first XI sat comfortably in mid table and well clear of relegation, they travelled to Sheffield Centralians for what was a dead rubber. Captain Pete Broomhead won the toss and elected to bat in the sunshine. The Stocksbridge innings didn’t get off to a good start as the in form Matt Price was bowled first ball of the game. Captain Broomhead dug in well on what was a lively wicket before being caught at mid on. Chris Pickford and Jack Newton put on excellent partnership before Newton

was dismissed for 34. Pickford continued his excellent innings bringing up his 50 in style by hitting three sixes in a over, Pickford was finally dismissed in his 60s as he looked to up the run rate. The lower order scratched around as Stocksbridge posted 166-9 from 46 overs. As this was the final game, the first XI made some changes in the field as opening bowler Joe Hibbert took up a new role as wicketkeeper. The bowling was rotated throughout as all 11 Stocksbridge players bowled.

There was some interesting bowling however Jack Lyons and Steve Perry formed an excellent bowling partnership picking up the opening two wickets. Jack Newton got the third wicket however Centralians reached the target with seven wickets in hand. Stocksbridge CC second team finished the season with a home game against Richmond CC first team and needed to win to have a chance of staying in YDCL Division Three.

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Stocksbridge batted first and got off to a great start with Jack Murfin scoring a rapid 62 including a huge six that landed in the car park from the top wicket. A partnership of 100 between Bob Newton 46 and captain Chris Ogley 73 took Stocksbridge to 195-3 and a late order cameo from Tom Dobson 25 took the home team to there biggest total of the season 289-8. Richmond CC first team reply was ripped wide open by an incredible spell of bowling from paceman Chris Thwaites who took five wickets in his first four overs for no runs and the scoreboard read 0-5. Two run outs, a wicket from

Jim Tomlinson and two more wickets from Chris Thwaites, who finished with season best figures of 7-16, ended Richmond’s innings on 105 all out after a fifty from their captain gained a little respectability. With Hathersage CC second team losing, this result put Stocksbridge above them and De la Salle and to safety after a great effort of winning three out of last five games. So after promotion last season it was good for the second team to end on a high and plan for further progress next season.

AWAY DAY BLUES FOR PARK STEELS Lincoln United 2-1 Stocksbridge PS By Dave Rhodes It was back on the road again for Steels as they travelled to top six side Lincoln United. Steels will be confident of gathering a positive result after the squad has showed good improvement and momentum of late. Glorious September sun welcomed the players onto the pitch. For the third game in a row Steels conceded a goal early in the game when a flat back four was caught out by a simple long ball, Todd Jordan was caught cold down the left side channel, out muscled by the impressive Kevin Hermigou the Lincoln centre forward. Hermigou scuffed a tame right footed effort from just inside the box which crept underneath the diving Greaves. 1-0 down after three minutes and again Steels were up against it. The pitch was disappointingly hard, sparse and bobbly and this made for mistakes and control issues.

Hermigou was a real handful for the Steels back four but Jordan was determined to redeem himself and did so on numerous occasions as long balls were knocked forward, dealing with them expertly. The young Steels side rallied with terrific spirit, good passing and offensive movement, despite the poor surface, but couldn’t break down an efficient and experienced Lincoln unit. On 25 minutes Coleman replaced the injured Mangham. A Rhodes snap shot from 18 yards was hit straight at Emery the home goalkeeper who saved comfortably, Ruthven and Moxam went close with shots on the turn but frustratingly, defenders blocked their efforts. On 44 minutes a rare venture forward from the home side caused panic in the away penalty box as both Turner and Jordan got in the way with last ditch defending.

As the second half got underway, again Steels were caught cold early, when a whipped in left wing cross was met by Norris on 52 minutes six yards out, but although connecting with the ball well crashed his header onto the bar when it was easier to score. A let off for Steels.

The game headed into the last five minutes with a draw looking to be the best outcome but Steels tried to get the winner and continued to pile men forward, on 85 minutes Lincoln showed that they were not finished and picked off tired legs in the Steels 18 yard box.

On 60 minutes Steels were deservedly back on level terms. Brad Beatson was both impressive and influential down the left and didn’t put a foot wrong all game really. His cross was turned for a corner as Steels pressed forward. The corner taken by Coleman wasn’t cleared and McFadyen was on hand to flick the ball home from close range after a Wiles low shot.

Smith, the Lincoln number two, danced into the box going past two defenders down the right, he made a meal of slight contact from a steels defender and dived sideways - penalty given. It was converted to make it 2-1 and Lincoln saw out the game with solid defending and clearances as Park Steels hit long balls into the box.

Emery, the home goalkeeper, was certainly the busier of the two and saved well from Ruthven twice and Moxam at the near post. With the bit between their teeth Park Steels searched and probed for the second goal only to be thwarted by Emery.

Michael Emery the home goalkeeper had a good day and was named man of the match. Steels can take plenty of positives from the game, but they need to tighten up defensively and keep working hard collectively. Next up its Carlton Town on Tuesday September 11.

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PIGS SCORE A SWEET WIN A BEAUTIFUL late summer afternoon at Coal Pit Lane saw Stocksbridge Rugby begin their league campaign with a resounding 40-14 victory over much fancied York based outfit, Nestle Rowntree.

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Full back Aaron Brown marked his full league debut with a solid performance, but had to give way to another hand injury, giving whippet Callum Green an outing at full back. Rowntree looked like making a contest out of the game with a further score as the home side tired however that man Bowskill had other ideas, crashing over at close range from a Frith pass, after a searing 60metre break by O’Leary For the Coaching Staff leaving several defendit was good to see how ers trailing in his wake. the defence held up under pressure. King Again Bowskill conof the turnover, Pete verted, for a personal Newton, hurt his hand match tally of 25 points. and had to retire, giving Stocksbridge weren’t finJames Neil his league ished as another break debut. from the outstanding Sam Whitaker set up a Winger Joe Jones, who gap for the quick feet produced an excellent of scrum half Frith to defensive display to score with the final play dominate his opposite of the game. Bowskill number, latched onto was unable to add the a pass from Nesbitt to extras, leaving a final complete a wonderscore of 40-14 to Stocksful end to end move bridge - fair reward for from the home side an encouraging first up and touch down under performance. the posts, much to the obvious delight of his There were several watching daughters. strong performances and candidates for the Again, birthday boy Bradfield Brewery man Bowskill converted of the match award successfully. Stockshowever Bowskill took bridge were made to the honours, despite work much harder in the efforts of Whitaker, the second stanza, and Ryan Smith, and Kite, the visitors got some whilst number eight reward for their own Matt Nesbitt was never far from the action.

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efforts with a well taken try and conversion of their own on the 60minute mark.

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He then converted for good measure. Stocksbridge have power as well as pace all around the park and telling runs from centre pair O’Leary and exciting newcomer, former Jamaican international Aaron Kite, kept Stocksbridge on the offensive.

With club Captain Rowett unavailable, along with Ben Westby and injuries to Spencer, Roebuck and the long term Ben Brown and Steff Kazmierski, head coach Keenan was able to call on the growing depth to the first XV Andy Beal was next on squad and still pick a the scoresheet, following up some great inwinning team. terplay with both backs Skipper for the day and forwards involved, Adam Frith chose to to crash over close to play up the slope in the the posts for Bowskill first half and the home to add the extras again. side soon got into their work. Forwards Aspin, Keenan rotated his forNewton and Whittaker wards in the hot condilinked up well and broke tions and the fresh legs the Rowntrees defensive of Joe Smith and Danny Wilson drove the visitors back onto their own try line.

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Afterwards head coach Keenan was clearly delighted with the result. “This is just a start, but reward for the effort the lads have given during pre-season training. There is still much to work on, but it’s nice to start the league campaign off with a win.” This week Stocksbridge Rugby are at home again with a mouth watering local derby against Sheffield Oaks at Coal Pit Lane. Coach Andy Tyers added: “We have struggled to play our natural game against the Oaks in recent fixtures. However, if we repeat this performance, we will take some stopping.” Stocksbridge would like to thank Eric Lidster for sponsoring the match. Kick off against Oaks on Saturday is at 3pm and entrance is free, so come and support the Piggies.

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