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LIFE IN JAIL FOR HILLSBOROUGH KILLER ON Thursday March 14, Danny Trotter of no-fixed-abode was sentenced to life in prison, to serve a minimum of 22 years for the murder of 31-year-old Gavin Singleton. On Sunday September 23 2018, the Yorkshire Ambulance Service received a 999 call from a member of the public saying that two men had been stabbed on Walkley Lane, Sheffield. On arrival, paramedics found Mr Singleton to be in a critical condition. Members of the public were performing CPR on him. He had sustained three stab wounds, one to the chest and two to his right leg. Paramedics arrived and treated Mr Singleton at the scene. He was then taken to the Northern General hospital where he underwent emergency surgery, at the time his injuries were described as life threatening. Sadly, on October 1 2018 the decision was made to withdraw life support, and five days later, Mr Singleton died.

Following the hearing yesterday Gavin Singleton’s family said: “We would like to thank South Yorkshire Police, the detectives who were part of this case and our family liaison officer who have all worked tirelessly in their efforts to bring Gavin’s killer to justice. Our family have very much appreciated the support they have received throughout this difficult time. “We are both happy and relieved with the guilty verdict, it won’t bring Gavin back but maybe he will be able to rest easier. “Gavin was a kind, happy, and well liked young man with lots of close friends and family. Gavin had a heart of gold and would do anything to help a person in need, even following his death he helped a number of people by being an organ donor. “This was a horrific and senseless knife attack. Gavin went out for a drink with friends and never made it home. Continued on page 2

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ECCLESFIELD YOUNGSTER A HIT WITH OWLS SHEFFIELD Wednesday super fan Shay O’Grady was a special guest of the club on Saturday. As the Owls maintained their run of form with a 4-2 win over Blackburn, young Shay watched on from the comfort of the Directors Box, alongside Owls chairman Dejphon Chansiri. It was a well-deserved reward for the eightyear-old from Ecclesfield, who walked 16 miles from Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice to Hillsborough earlier this month ahead of the Sheffield derby. The walk was to raise funds for Bluebell Wood, where his cousin Evie-Mae receives care for a rare chromosome deletion order. Shay originally set a target of £400 but upon arriving in S6 for the Steel City derby, that figure stood at almost £4,000. So impressed by the youngster’s attitude, determination and charity spirit, Mr Chansiri made a pledge to Shay and doubled his fundraising effort and then rounded up the figure to £10,000. Shay was interviewed on the pitch at half time and after the game, was taken by the chairman to meet his Owls heroes behind the scenes! Presented with his favourite player Barry Bannan’s shirt, Shay stopped round to meet manager Steve Bruce and the players to cap off a memorable day.

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“Not only is this devastating for his family and close friends, but it will have a lasting impact on the people who knew him, those who witnessed what happened that night and the professionals who worked on this case. “Knife crime is in the news on a constant basis at the moment, we’re all aware of it but when it happens to your family it just leaves emptiness inside the whole family. We won’t ever get Gavin back. “As a family who has suffered a loss from knife crime, we would urge anyone even thinking of carrying a knife to think of the consequences, not only to the victim and yourself, but to everyone involved. The lasting effect it has on families is devastating. Please think. You can choose not to carry a knife.” In sentencing Mr Justice Nicklin considered the impact on several members of the public who witnessed the aftermath of the stabbing, Trotter’s attempt to get rid of the knife in a river and the stabbing of Scott Fauvel, along with the fact that the

incident was linked to (and caused by) dealing drugs. He rejected that there was any element of self-defence in the stabbing of Gavin Singleton. He recognised the public concern around knife crime saying: “The Court of Appeal has stated that murders like this outrage and horrify our communities. “Anyone who goes into a public place armed with a knife or other weapon, and who uses it to kill, must anticipate punishment commensurate with that justified outrage and public concern. “Reflecting that, Parliament has acted by introducing the 25 year starting point in cases like this.” He therefore did not add anything further to the sentence. For the murder of Gavin Singleton, Danny Trotter was sentenced to life imprisonment. Trotter spent 170 days on remand awaiting trial and this was deducted from the 25 year sentence imposed, leaving 22 years to serve. Sentences were also given for

three other offences committed at the same time, and will be served concurrently with the term being served for murder. They were: Possession of an offensive weapon – sentence 12 months Supplying cocaine to Gavin Singleton – 15 months Section 20 wounding – 16 months Detective Chief Inspector Jude Ashmore said: “The message to anyone who is even considering carrying a knife is simple – don’t do it. The impact knife crime has is devastating and long lasting, and if you commit crime while carrying a knife you will feel the full force of the law. “Gavin Singleton’s family and friends have suffered a tragic loss that should never have happened and although yesterday’s sentencing won’t bring Gavin back I hope it gives them comfort as they try to make sense of what has happened.”

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SHOPLIFTER SENT TO JAIL LOCAL resident Christopher Henighan appeared at court on March 18 for shoplifting offences in Stocksbridge, Deepcar and Penistone, and a breach of his Criminal Behaviour Order. Henighan was sentenced to 34 weeks imprisonment.

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GRENOSIDE Scout and Guide Group are pleased to announce that building work to extend their Saltbox Lane Headquarters has now begun. Thanks to the hardworking efforts of the Group’s fundraising team, as well as dedicated leaders and assistants and everyone who has supported their fundraising - a whopping £30k has been raised to fund the project. Despite a great team effort, this is still quite a way off being enough to complete the building work, so the builders will be completing the project in stages, as and when funds are available. The 144m2 extension will increase the size of the building and also add in an external toilet block and ‘wash down’ area, will offer better facilities for the children and young adults attending Grenoside groups - rainbows, beavers, cubs, brownies, scouts, guides, ranger guides and explorer scouts. It will also allow the Group to cater for bigger parties and fundraising events across

the year, many of which currently sell out in a matter of days such as Burns Night and Grenoside’s legendary Oktoberfest. The grounds of their headquarters will also be developed. Rubble from digging out the footings of the extension is being used to create a campfire circle and much work has been going off with assistance of the Royal Horticultural Society alongside our young members, including planting of bulbs. The group is having a work day on Saturday March 30 to plant a hedge of saplings help with this would be gladly received. Susan Hewerdine, part of the Group’s fundraising committee said: “We are delighted to have raised so much money and we are extremely grateful to the local community that have supported us in our fundraising activities, but we still have a long way to go to reach our target. “We have a jam-packed year ahead of us with a wide range of events to cater for the whole family.

“We would love to hear from anyone who can help with fundraising in anyway, or with fitting out the extension once the building work is completed.” To help reach the target, Grenoside Scout and Guide Group have a busy year of fundraising planned, starting with a Jumble Sale on Saturday March 23 at 12 noon and a Family Race Night on Saturday April 13. There is also a Fashion Show and Sale on Wednesday May 8 and a Eurovision Themed Disco on Saturday May 18. Wortley Rotary Club are also generously donating proceeds from their Millionaires Night, to the group’s extension fund. This event is being held on Saturday April 6 at Grenoside Community Centre and is always a fun night with the opportunity to dress to impress. Phone Pete on 0114 2467345 for tickets. For more details or tickets to any of the Groups events, please contact them via email grenosandg@gmail.com or phone 07503 217410.

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THE Stocksbridge Branch of Saxton Mee estate agents are holding an Easter raffle with all proceeds going to Stocksbridge Community Care Group. Tickets, priced at just £1 a strip, are now available in the office on Manchester Road. You can also call 0114 2870112, message Saxton Mee on Facebook or get in touch via stocksbridge@saxtonmee.co.uk to purchase tickets. Winners will be drawn on Wednesday April 17. There is a fantastic Easter hamper and lots more prizes still being collected in up for grabs.

MONDAY March 18 saw 19 South Yorkshire Police officers from across the force start a week-long intense training programme to become Small Unmanned Aircraft operators.

Saxton Mee Stocksbridge are proud to support Stocksbridge Community Care Group - a local charity working in Stocksbridge, Deepcar, Wharncliffe Side and Oughtibridge since 2008.

It follows an announcement earlier this year that funding had been approved to develop the force’s drone capability. Once training is complete, the force will have 24/7 drone coverage and aircraft will be able to be deployed to help officers with a variety of operations including; major incidents, search operations, crowd monitoring and proactive deployments such as warrants.

Their aim is to combat social isolation and loneliness for older people in our local area, so they may have a better quality of life.

The trainee pilots have been selected from across all districts and departments, including the roads policing unit, response teams, tasking teams, CID and neighbourhoods.

They work to allocate dementia companions, volunteer visiting and run the Dementia Cafe at The Venue, Stocksbridge, once a month. Most of their work is carried out by fantastic volunteers.

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UNION MEMBERS PLAN STRIKE ACTION AT BRADFIELD SCHOOL TEACHERS at Bradfield School in Worrall are set to walk out on Wednesday March 27 after a ballot showed overwhelming support for industrial action in a dispute over the compulsory redundancies of 15 teachers. The school, which looks set to close its sixth form after a short consultation is in the process of restructuring its curriculum and has complained about poor national funding, but union officials are also concerned about what they say is “poor financial management” that has “jeopardised both the education of youngsters and livelihoods of teachers”. Toby Mallinson, Joint Branch Secretary for Sheffield National Education Union said: “Reluctantly members of the National Education Union have voted overwhelmingly

to take strike action at Bradfield School. “Amid a national teacher shortage, Bradfield’s governors and leadership have informed staff that 15 teachers may lose their jobs and morale is understandably at rock bottom in the school” “Our members care passionately about this community and have taught generations of youngsters in the area. Through no fault of their own, they face the potential loss of their jobs.” He went on to say: “Our union has been at the forefront of campaigning for more funding for schools, but we are concerned that a lack of leadership and poor financial management at Bradfield has jeopardised both the education of youngsters and livelihoods of teachers”.

“We think that it’s important that the school is transparent and open with the community about what is happening. That’s why many of our members were disappointed that the school chose not to run a public meeting when they proposed to close the sixth form. We’ve asked for full disclosure of the school’s financial accounts”. “Teachers only strike as a last resort and when they have no other options and we are seeking to avert industrial action through negotiations with the Employer. That’s why we will do everything that we can to avoid it and hope that the school is genuinely interested in working with us to solve the dispute.” The headteacher of the school, Dr Ian Gilbert, is currently unwell and not working at the school. Mrs Banks and Mr Wilson are deputising, although Mr Wilson is soon

leaving to take up a role in the Liverpool area. Mrs Banks will be acting headteacher and The Department for Education is supporting has funded the temporary appointment of an interim executive consultant, Mrs Julie Bloor. Mrs Bloor, who has a wealth of experience in supporting school finances, is assisting the governors and senior leadership team in securing the school’s long-term financial stability. In a letter to parents, signed by deputy headteachers Mrs Banks and Mr Wilson, the school said: “We have been informed by the NEU that they will be taking industrial action in the form of a strike on Wednesday March 27. “The action is in response to a restructure of staffing that has to take place due to the closure of the sixth form and the need to main-

tain financial stability. There is no requirement of unions to inform us of which members of staff will take action and it may be that they will not know themselves as there is no obligation on members of unions to obey a strike call. “The school cannot be closed ‘in sympathy’ with the strike and we will not do so. Our main concern however is the safety of our students and the levels of supervision that can be maintained. “Our intention is to keep the school open for sixth form and Year 11. The school will be closed for Years 7 to 10 inclusive. “For those students attending, school will run as normally as possible with supervised study and IT access wherever teachers are unavailable. We continue to work with the unions to try to resolve the matter.”

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Mon March 18 to Thurs March 21 Thurgoland Primary School are having an Art Exhibition at St Leonard’s Church Wortley open each day 11am to 2pm. All welcome.

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Wed March 20 20 Thurgoland Community Choir practice at 7.30pm at Crane Moor Chapel as usual. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Elaine on 0114 2845494 or Julie on 0114 2830613. 20 Free Tai Chi sessions at Ecclesfield Library. These free sessions. 11.15am. Anyone can drop in and try it out. 20 ITEC open day 10am to 3pm at The Hub Church, 512 Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, Sheffield, S36 2DU. Tutors will be on hand to give advice about our accredited short courses for 2019 as well as information of our Apprenticeship programmes across South Yorkshire. Meet our friendly and supportive team. Get involved with some of the activities. Or just grab a coffee or tea whilst having a chat with our experienced team about your career aspirations. Don’t miss out on these opportunities in your area. For more information contact ITEC: Tel: 01226 872400. E: courses@itec2016.com Thursday March 21 21 Thurgoland Local History Group meeting at Thurgoland Village Hall at 7.30pm. The speaker is Brian Robinson with a talk titled “Film Show”. All welcome, admission is £2. For more information please contact Maurice on 0114 2883482, or Margaret on 0114 2885037. 21 Hillsborough and Owlerton Local History Group - ‘History of Sheffield Hospitals’ by Mary Garside, 7.45pm, Hillsborough Sports Arena, Hillsborough Park, S6 4HA, £2 for visitors, 2863017.

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21 Open evening of the Thurgoland Primary School Art Exhibition at St Leonard’s Church Wortley and presentation of prizes by Lady Rowena Montagu Stuart Wortley at 6pm. The school choir will also be singing. Friday March 22 22 As part of Penistone Arts Week The Buskin Buddies are in concert at St Leonard’s Church Wortley at 7.30pm. Entry is just £5 on the door, and includes refreshments.

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Saturday March 23 23 Jumble Sale. 12pm - 2pm. Grenoside Scout and Guide HQ, Saltbox Lane, S35 8QS. 50p. Donations taken 9.30am - 10.30am on the day or contact grenosandg@ gmail.com. No electricals thanks. 23 Spring Fayre at High Green Methodist Church starting at 11am. Stalls including cakes, plants, bric-a-brac, fancy goods and gifts. Raffle and tombola. Refreshments available, soup n roll, sandwiches, drinks. All welcome. 23 Coffee morning at Brightholmlee Chapel, Wharncliffe Side. 10am to 12pm. To raise money for the British Army’s national charity (ABF) appeal. David Buckley is doing a 100km walk in October. Come and support a good cause. Tombola, raffle, cake stall. All very welcome.

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Sunday March 24 24 Free arthritis and exercise workshop hosted by Revitalize Fitness and Wisewood Sports Centre at Wisewood Sports Centre from 11am to 12pm.

swomen’s Guild at Stocksbridge Christian Centre, Cedar Road. Speaker Olwyn Timms – a celebration of the butterfly. All welcome. Visitors £3 per meeting, members £1. Includes refreshments. For further details, contact the secretary on 0114 2882393.

Monday March 25 25 Millhouse Green Male Voice Choir practice at 7.30pm at Millhouse Green Institute. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Keith on 01226 763754.

1 Wharnsliffe Side W.I. meet at 7pm in the village hall at Wharncliffe Side. A musical evening. All welcome.

25 Dance Fit with Helen Chairobics join us every Monday 11.15am – 12.15pm, £2 per session (includes refreshments). Over 50s encouraged to come along. Balfour House, Horner Close, Stocksbridge, S36 1LQ. More information Kath 07596130043. 25 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - ‘What Does Sheffield’s Nature Do for Us ’ a talk by Alison Holt. Entrance fee £3.50 members, £4.00 visitors, includes refreshments and home made cake, 7.30pm, Wadsley Church Hall, Worrall Road, S6 4BA. 25 Stocksbridge Transport Forum will meet 2pm to 3pm in Stocksbridge Library, chaired by Julie Grocutt. Next Sheffield Transport Users Group is on Thursday April 4. Tuesday March 26 26 Free Tai Chi sessions at Ecclesfield Library. These free sessions. 11.15am. Anyone can drop in and try it out. Tuesday March 26 to Saturday March 30 Grenoside & Birley Carr Players present The Sorcerer by Gilbert & Sullivan at 7.30pm. Grenoside Community Hall Main St supporting Myeloma Research and Sheffield Hospitals Charity. Tickets 01226 754462 or available the door. Wed March 27 27 Thurgoland Community Choir practice at 7.30pm at Crane Moor Chapel as usual. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Elaine on 0114 2845494 or Julie on 0114 2830613. 27 Free Tai Chi sessions at Ecclesfield Library. These free sessions. 11.15am. Anyone can drop in and try it out. Thurs March 28 28 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. Saturday March 30 30 Spring Fayre at 11am at Chapeltown Methodist Church. Lunches, white elephant, tombola, games, cakes, gifts. All are welcome. Monday April 1 1 Millhouse Green Male Voice Choir practice at 7.30pm at Millhouse Green Institute. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Keith on 01226 763754. 1 Stocksbridge and Deepcar Town-

Wednesday April 3 3 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. 3 Stocksbridge and District W.I. are meeting at Christ Church, Stocksbridge at 6.45pm for a 7pm start when we will be discussing the importance of bees. Visitors always welcome. £3.50. Further details on 07939941818. Saturday April 6 6 10am until 1pm at Stocksbridge Christian Centre - Easter Coffee Morning with various stalls and light refreshments. Contact 0114 2882393 for further information. 6 Mini science fair presented by Science Brainwaves. Science Club at the Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive, S36 1EG. 2pm to 4pm. Only £1.50. enquiries@inmanpavilion. org.uk 6 Easter coffee morning at Stocksbridge Christian Centre, Cedar Road, Stocksbridge. 10am to 1pm. Easter gifts, cakes, raffle and various stalls. Light refreshments. Sunday April 7 7 Thorncliffe Bowling Club is holding its Open Day from 10am to 3pm. Come along and have a go. No experience necessary. It’s gentle exercise with a competitive edge. Coaching given. Off Mortomley Close, High Green. We look forward to seeing you. 7 Antiques and Collectables Fair, Penistone Community Centre, S36 6AR. 10:am to 3pm. Admission 50p. Refreshments. Proceeds for Green Moor Cricket Club. 7 Sankey Sunday at The Plough, Low Bradfield. 8pm untill10pm. It will be wonderful to get together again for the first Hymn sing of this year. Come and enjoy singing these lovely old hymns, and encourage others to come too, it is a great uplifting experience, midst wearisome times. Monday April 8 8 Millhouse Green Male Voice Choir practice at 7.30pm at Millhouse Green Institute. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Keith on 01226 763754. Tuesday April 9 9 New for 2019 Thurgoland Tuesday Group is open to both men and women of all ages. They meet today at 7.30 pm. The speaker is Richard Galliford with a talk about Ghana Outlook, the venue is Thurgoland School as usual. Contact Joan Methley on 0114 4535139. Wed April 10 10 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.

Monday April 15 15 Millhouse Green Male Voice Choir practice at 7.30pm at Millhouse Green Institute. All welcome, no musical experience necessary. Contact Keith on 01226 763754.

Thursday April 11 11 Try the Community Cafe at the Beacon at Thurgoland Holy Trinity Church from 10am to 1pm. With refreshments, chat, crafts, IT and at 11am seated chair exercises. All welcome. Contact Kath on 01226 370331.

Tuesday April 16 16 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens meeting w- a visit to Cannon Hall Gardens with Linda Higgs. All welcome, admission is £2.50, free for friends of Wortley Hall Gardens. If you are interested contact Barry on 0114 2830056.

11 Deepcar Village Community Association is holding their Annual General Meeting at 8.15pm, in the Village Hall on Helliwell Lane. All residents of Deepcar and Village Hall users are welcome. 11 Stocksbridge and Upper Don 50+ Group meets 2pm to 3.30pm in Stocksbridge Library. New members welcome. Friday April 12 12 Stocksbridge and Upper Don Community Health Forum meets 10.30am to 12 noon in Stocksbridge Library. All welcome to attend. Saturday April 13 13 Back by popular demand, Thurgoland Welfare are having a soul night with Luther, plus Motown disco at the village hall. A bar is available to include soft drinks and snacks. pay on the door or phone. Margaret on 0114 2885037. 13 Family Race Night, Grenoside Scout and Guide HQ, Saltbox Lane, S35 8QS. 7pm. Adults £5 includes Pie & Peas, Kids £2.50 includes Hot Dog. Bring your own drinks. Phone 07503217410.

Wednesday April 17 17 Thurgoland Community Choirs 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. Thursday April 18 18 10am – 12pm. Body image and self-confidence “I can’t do that I’m too embarrassed!” “People will stare.” “I’m not very good at it.” “I’m overweight.” “I’m too old.” Sound familiar? Helen of Dance Fit with Helen will be talking about how she became more body confident

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MAUSOLEUM OF THE GIANTS MAUSOLEUM of the Giants a monumental title fitting for a new spectacular sculptural installation showcase by artist Phlegm in his hometown of Sheffield. The artist, illustrator and cartoonist, who earned worldwide recognition with his intricate, narrative-rich murals painted on carefully selected public or abandoned structures, is continuing his exploration of mediums and scales and this time he’s gone big. After spending the last couple of years working on impossibly small copper engravings and ink drawings, he’s switched to creating larger than life sculptures as physical, 3D versions of his iconic characters. Five years after his solo showcase, “The Bestiary” in Shoreditch London and two years since he last worked in the city, Sheffield’s adopted son has created work on a new, grander scale. Taking over the Eyewitness Works on Milton Street in the city centre with his murals and changing the entire field of view with his visuals, he has produced an incredible, immersive sculptural installation.

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I would like to express my sincere thanks to all those who attended the Musical Memories event in support of those people living well with dementia in our community. The event was organised by the Memory Time Cafe formerly Stocksbridge Dementia Cafe. More than 50 people sang, danced and made new friends to the music of Susan St Nicholas, cabaret vocalist. They enjoyed refreshments and scones, cream and Super Jam. The Musical Memory event will be staged each month on the third Friday so why not come along and join us. The April Musical Memories will be on April 26 as the third Friday is Good Friday. The Mayor Cllr Julie Grocutt, who is a regular volunteer at the Memory Time Cafe, presented Pat and Derek with their Life Story book written through the local TIME Project (This Is Me Entirely) supported by the National Lottery Community Fund. The Memory Time Cafe is on the first Thursday of the month, 10am to 12 noon at The Venue, Manchester Road, S36 1DY. Admission is £2 and this includes all refreshments. Everyone is welcome especially those who feel lonely and isolated. Come along and make new friends. Thank you again, Dave Cooper

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As soon as I see the Brexiteers are really fighting to get us ready I’ll be with them. When the job is done we can have another vote and that’ll be the best of Dear Mr Williamson, three counting the one to join. Whichever way it goes we’ll be in a stronger, fairer society. Thank you for consulting Don Valley Railway on the above application. Peter Morton. On behalf of the Don Valley Railway Project I object to revised plans for homes as set out in planning application X19/00054/FUL on the grounds Reply to Mike Levery’s letter of that the revised layout of housing compromises any access route from Station Lane, Deepcar to March 8 Railway Land such that a station at Deepcar can be accessed by public transport and other potential Mike, given I’ve been removing graffiti in an users. We will remove our objection if it can be around High Green for a decade, that I represent clearly demonstrated that this access is provided. High Green as an actual local councillor. The idea Don Valley Railway(DVR) is a campaign to that I would not, was not, and could not be fully introduce passenger rail services along the freightinvolved from the initial idea to the planning and only rail line between Sheffield and Stocksbridge. fruition of this project, is laughable. Previous applications at this site were configured I’m here on the ground getting these issues sorted such that there was a means of access between best I can as part of a local team of volunteers. My the railway line station, and Station Lane, indeed focus is on the community I represent, not playing a turning facility was provided in previous mini MP, driving down from Grenoside in my Jag, application 17/03797/FUL. In the new application, with unlimited Lib Dem leaflet funding to brow 19/00054/FUL, the former turning circle has been beat voters into thinking you actually care about replaced with further houses blocking any link to a local issues in High Green. When the truth is you potential station site. consider us as a distant relative’s pet at best. In 2010 DVR appointed Arup to undertake a study Yes, I will be standing in the parish council elections of the Engineering Feasibility of the project. This as a party politically independent councillor, utterly covered the introduction of a commuter passenger focused on reforming Ecclesfield Parish Council service along the existing line. The option studied (EPC) then ensuring Parishioners have the option included the introduction of a shuttle passenger of allowing the EPC to continue or end. service serving the Deepcar – Stocksbridge build This has to be done given the Hoey investigation up area with Sheffield via a non-stop half-hourly on the EPC, that found 29 major failings! The EPC service. only has 31 standing orders! These failings are a Arup informed us that a shuttle would only direct result of 40+ years of abuse by the Lib Dem/ be possible with a half hourly frequency from Labour pack AKA the Grenoside mates club. Deepcar rather than central Stocksbridge due Yes I will stand, so will other politically to the added journey time caused by the greater independent candidates, some currently Labour length and standard of track between Deepcar and and some currently Lib Dem parish councillors, Stocksbridge. Indeed from a point just north of along with plenty of actual new and young people Deepcar Station the line is owned by the Steelworks in an attempt to make the EPC fit for purpose for whereas south of this it is owned by Network Rail. all. Not just Grenoside. Via a web link to Don Valley Railway’s website you Here is what you will do, deliver a blizzard of can download PDF’s of Arup’s study via the link leaflets, endless phone calls to voters, waffle on http://donvalleyrailway.org/feasibilitystudy/ about national issues as if you can sort them. Following this DVR studied four possible scoping Your team will consist of Grenoside residents with options: Ecclesfield quislings in support. All with the aim of ensuring the vast majority of funding available 1. An extension of the Yellow Route Tram from from the EPC goes to Grenoside then Ecclesfield Middlewood to central Stocksbridge with a 20 minute frequency, in that order.

The writer of last week’s letter about Brexit made some of the arguments for staying in very well. In truth there are arguments on both sides. In the end an extra tier of government must cost money and I I am standing to stop that, I am standing to ensure don’t much like thinking of any of my taxes going equality of funding within the EPC. So are all on Nigel Farage’s salary and pension. the Independent candidates. At the same time I am going to stop you and your fellow Grenoside I’m also not sure about boosting the coffers of resident Cllr Adam Hurst giving the Miners Welfare Prince Charles with blanket farming subsidies. away to your mates at High Green Development However, whatever the arguments are on both Trust. sides I think we are simply not able to leave at the moment and I don’t just mean the wrangling over You, Cllrs Hooper Hurst Weatherall Pepper and the withdrawal agreement. Mrs Levery all Grenoside residents all standing as EPC candidates in May. Absolutely the last The 100 or so MP s out of 600+ who say they want thing the EPC needs is six Grenoside or any city to leave should be striving to get us ready. Here’s a councillors. quick list.

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Reform every IT system that runs trade, travel, borders, standards and transport (baring in mind Stocksbridge Community Forum on Wednesday the wasted 12 billion fiasco when the NHS tried March 27, 7pm at The Venue. to do it). Remember all this needs to be done by an army of mostly young people who mostly don’t want to leave any way.

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Your Letters The shuttle option is clearly the most affordable option. However for it to work Deepcar Station needs to be located such that onward journeys to Deepcar/Stocksbridge urban area are possible, including by bus. Hence our concern that access to the line is lost. In terms of other possible locations for a station: to move it further South would make the sustainable access to Deepcar/Stocksbridge Urban Area unattractive due to it being further away; to move it further north would move the location onto the Steelworks section of line and interact with their shunting activities at Victoria Sidings. This will make coming to a working arrangement between Steel trains and passenger trains more complex and add to the cost of a scheme. A possible location for a station may be slightly further south where the new plan extends Station Road to form a Cul-de-sac. However, with extra traffic from homes proposed on this Station Lane extension, it is not clear if the route would be suitable for a bus service. We think maintaining the ability to construct a station at Deepcar offers further benefits for the developers. The rail facility will be an attractive feature for the housing and enable one and no car families to consider purchase of the properties where as currently they may only be attractive to multi-car households, as a potential rail service will offer better connectivity. The Railway would ultimately be of benefit to the wider area, and as part of their transport assessment they could claim that with the railway their development offers wider community benefits in the form of modal shift from car trips over the whole Stocksbridge / Deepcar Urban area. They could argue that any additional trips generated by their development could be offset by a reduction in car trips as a whole. Working with DVR could not be only be more sustainable but also give a better return to the developers.

2. A new Tram Train Route from Victoria to Stocksbridge with a 20 minute frequency DVR have no objection to the scale of the development, indeed more homes near a potential 3. An equivalent Heavy Rail Option from Nunnery station will ultimately offer higher demand should to connect with Tram, with stops at Victoria, the service be introduced. We would however urge Wadsley Bridge, Oughtibridge, Deepcar and the developers to ensure that a potential usable rail Central Stocksbridge, and, hub is possible and accessible from Station Lane 4. The half hourly Shuttle to Deepcar (as studied such that this potential future asset to the local by Arup) with an additional hourly stop at community is protected. Oughtibridge, and a connecting bus service from I trust this is clear, but if further information is Deepcar Station (at Station Lane) providing a loop required, please get in touch. around the Deepcar/Stocksbridge urban area.

In terms of cost of implementation, excluding optimism bias calculations, we estimate that the Cllr David Ogle, two tram options will cost approximately £200 High Green independent, million, an equivalent heavy rail option over £20 an actual local councillor. million but the Shuttle option only £2-3million.

Regards, Chris Bell Don Valley Railway

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STOCKSBRIDGE RUFC made the trip to Halifax at the weekend and found a rain soaked pitch and a blustery gale making any effort to play open rugby almost an impossibility. It affected Stocksbridge as they lost by a single point, going down 13-12.

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The pitch was only declared fit by the official at the last minute and the conditions deteriorated during the game. Head coach Rhys Keenan selected a huge pack, with one eye on the weather and Gentles retained his place in the starting line up on the wing. The home side started brightly and pressed Stocksbridge in their own half, using the considerable gale to good advantage. They were rewarded with a simple penalty on 10 minutes to take a narrow lead. Stocksbridge lost Ricky James to injury and he was replaced by Lewis Bowman, the visiting forwards gradually gained some dominance with Beal and the impressive Roebuck running the line out. The hard-working Newton seemed to be everywhere in attack and defence. What little open rugby was on offer was attempted by the visitors

with Gentles being bundled into touch from one such play. In a close game, goal kicking would prove to be vital and the home marksman was on target with a second penalty to nudge Halifax a little further ahead. A ball resembling a bar of soap made any real effort to play rugby almost impossible, there were many errors on both sides. Stocksbridge were guilty of trying to open play up a little too often and paid the price as the wind and rain combined to alter the course of their passing efforts. Bowskill was unable to slot a 40yd penalty, awarded for a high tackle on Whitaker. But on the stoke of half time, more good, tight phase play from the forwards lead to Gary Woodcock plunging over the line from close range, this time close enough for Bowskill to convert and give Stocksbridge a narrow 7-6 half time lead. The second half was almost exclusively played in the Halifax 20 meter zone with the visitors throwing the kitchen sink into their efforts and the home side defending heroically. Stocksbridge, trying to play rugby, got caught in possession as a Bowskill pass went astray and with more than a suspicion of a

knock on, the home winger won the foot race with Jones to the line to score a decisive try against the run of play and crucially the conversion was successful. Stocksbridge battled back into the game and scrum after scrum, line out after line out, opened up opportunities, but still the home defence would not yield. Hartley left the field with an ankle injury and the reliable Reece Aspin succumbed to a neck injury and had to be replaced - but still Stocksbridge heaped the pressure on without reward. Roebuck broke from a scrum and fed Frith, who was stopped in his tracks with a huge hit, forcing the withdrawal of the home winger through concussion, which was almost the game changing moment. Only the overworked official will know why he only awarded one single yellow card for persistent infringement as the home side’s desperation reached new heights and the visitors were unlucky not to have a penalty try award for repeated scrum infringements. As the match went into overtime, a bit of pace injected by Liam O’Leary from another scrum lead to a try, leaving the visitors a point behind with the conversion

to come. What followed can only be described as bad sportsmanship from the home side who ignored convention and shouted and screamed at Bowskill as he attempted to take what would have been the match winning conversion. The referee allowed it, Bowskill missed and the game was gone. The defeat means that the final fixture on April 6 away at Leedsbased Burley is a straight shoot out for the Shield Trophy, in a winner takes all contest. Despite the terrible conditions, both sides provided some entertainment and the XPert Travel Man of the Match Award went to Pete Newton, sponsored by Mr Pete Lakin, for a whole hearted and committed performance in a losing cause. “We got caught out trying to play some rugby,” said director of rugby Andy Tyers, “and we gifted Halifax a try. We have to treat the final fixture at Burley as a cup final, and we’ll be going all out to win it.” Tickets are selling fast for the club’s annual awards dinner in May, interested parties are asked to contact Martin Byes or Rhys Keenan to reserve a place.

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DANCE SCHOOL CELEBRATES TROPHY HAUL A NORTH Sheffield dance school with pupils who have only taken part in competitions for the past 18 months is celebrating a 22 trophy haul after competing for the first time in the Epic East Coast Championships in Scarborough.

In a competition with over 350 contenders, eight pupils from the Erika Wilkinson Dance Academy (EWDA) came away with the trophies, which included three second places and three thirds. Erika Wilkinson who runs the school said:

“I am so proud of the girls’ achievements! We’ve only been competing for 18 months and I wasn’t sure how we would fare at a big prestigious festival like the East Coast Championship, but they were amazing. “We’re now looking forward to practicing harder and getting better and better so that we can bring more Championship trophies back to Sheffield. “With this weekend’s success and a brand new bigger dance studio opening at the end of March, 2019 is going to be fantastic for EWDA.”

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SHEFFIELD Tigers legend Ricky Ashworth, who was left with serious head injuries in a career ending crash just over five years ago, will be back on the Owlerton track this Sunday. Ashworth was a firm favourite with Tigers fans and still holds the track record at his former track. And although he can no longer race on a 500cc machine with no brakes, remarkably he has taken to riding a tandem and completed laps at the velodrome in Manchester which attracted national headlines.

He did the same at Leicester on Sunday to launch the charity meeting in aid of the Speedway Riders Benevolent Fund. Now he will do four laps of Owlerton for the first time since his career ended – and he almost lost his life – at Sheffield’s 90th anniversary meeting on Sunday at 4pm. After the Leicester meeting Ashworth took to social media and wrote: “I had such a good day with my Dad, Step Mum and the Speedway family you guys are the best thank you. I wonder where next? The answer is Owlerton!”

Sheffield co-promoter Damien Bates said: “We are hoping to make a big day of it, it’s our 90th anniversary meeting so we want it to be a celebration and how apt that we have the track record holder here doing some laps after almost losing his life back in 2013. It’s a great story.” All seven Tigers riders will be in action along with a host of big names including double World Long Track Champion Erik Riss, French World Cup star David Bellego and GB international Steve Worrall.

IT is with great sorrow that Stocksbridge Park Steels FC have to report the sad news that long serving committee man Ron Sellers passed away peacefully in the Hallamshire Hospital on the evening of Monday March 11. Ron was 92 years old and still regularly attended home games to watch his beloved Steels.

He became a committee member in 1992 and has been a long standing vice president. Ron’s pride and joy was doing ground maintenance two mornings a week and also was on a turnstile on match days. A great man who will be sadly missed.

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Gareth honoured to receive Gary Dean Trophy ON Saturday evening, Penistone Footpath Runners held their annual awards night. For the first time, The Gary Dean Memorial Trophy was awarded. The trophy has been introduced following Garyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s death last year. The inaugural recipient of the award was Garth Cooke for his impressive 2-29 clocking at the marathon distance. A distance Gary was very fond of having completed the London

Marathon many times. Laura Gill picked up the overall club championship for ladies whilst Scott Hinchliffe picked up the menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s award.

In the same race, Dawn Broom claimed her second club record in two weeks by clocking 1-13-41 in the over-55 woman category. Not one to rest on his laurels, Mark Riordan had a great Gareth competed in the Thirsk run too finishing in a per10-mile road race the following sonal best time of 1-03-22. day and managed to place fourth Another event that Gary in a club record time of 54-21. Dean enjoyed, the SilkHis third club record in as many stone Shuffle, had its first weeks. run of 2019 and there were plenty of Penistone runners amongst the prizewinners, notably Martin Ball, Sam Shaw, Julie Darigala, Lesley Parker, Bill Phillips, Alan Knox and Barabara Haigh.

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Issue 1053 Thursday 21 March 2019

Articles inside

Tigers legend to return

Farmers' Ale glass in Guinness World Record attempt

Building work begins on Grenoside Scout Hut extension

Life in jail for Hillsborough killer