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Communities prepare for Platinum Jubilee Sheffield is preparing its celebrations for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. The year-long Platinum Jubilee celebration in the United Kingdom, the Commonwealth and around the world is seeing communities come together to celebrate the Queen’s 70 years of service.

Library volunteer becomes Lord Mayor of Sheffield Friends of Ecclesfield Library are delighted to announce that one of their long-standing volunteers, Sheffield City Councillor SionedMair Richards, will become the next Lord Mayor of Sheffield on 18th May. On Friday 20th May from 10.00 to 12.00, when she would normally be behind the desk, she will be popping in to say hello to our Little Bears Club and the team of volunteers.

There will be a four-day bank holiday weekend from Thursday 2nd June to Sunday 5th June 2022, meaning that people across the UK will be given two days off work to celebrate the Queen’s historic reign.

Everyone is invited to come along to meet and congratulate her and admire her chain of office!

Sioned has a busy year ahead representing the City of Sheffield, but everyone associated with the Library, volunteers and users alike, looks forward to welcoming her back at the end of her year in office.

FOFL wish her every success and enjoyment in her role - we know she will be a great ambassador for the City

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PENISTONE THANKS MAUREEN Unexpected

visitor delays parkrun Sheffield parkrunners come to the rescue after panicked deer gets trapped in Hillsborough Park Parkrunners got a shock when a deer joined them on the course before becoming trapped and injuring itself as it tried to escape.

A dedication to mark the tireless efforts of former Penistone Mayor, and long time member of Barnsley MBC, the late Maureen Harrison has been officially launched.

of its "Take a seat" scheme, was instigated by her devoted long time partner, Brian Lindsay, of Monk Bretton, a well know market trader in the town's market and surrounding towns.

A public seat has been placed outside Penistone Church with the plaque "Penistone Thanks Maureen Harrison for her many years she devoted to the town and its people. ”A real woman of substance."

Maureen, who passed away last year was a member of Penistone Town Council and a former Mayor and an independent member of Barnsley District Council for many years. During her time she was responsible for her fight to retain many of the town's amenities, including the Paramount Cinema and a

The seat, along with two others on the site provided by Barnsley MBC, as part

strong campaigner for the construction of Hoylandswaine by-pass to name just a couple of her campaigns and achievements.

She served on several committees of Barnsley MBC, planning being her speciality.

Attending the ceremony was Penistone Mayor, Coun Andrew Millner and his wife Gillian and several members of Stainborough Rotary club of which Brian was a founder member along with Maureen, a past President.

Participants in the popular parkrun event came to the startled creature’s aid in Hillsborough Park on Saturday, helping to keep it calm and safe while they waited for firefighters and the RSPCA to arrive and take over.

Thankfully, it’s understood the deer was relatively unscathed, sustaining only cuts and bruises, and was able to be released back

into the wild following its traumatic ordeal.

A post on the parkruns social media said “It’s been a bit of an eventful morning in many ways, with vehicles trying to get onto the course, and some quite upsetting scenes with our visiting deer.

Thanks to everyone who came together to help.

We’re really pleased to report that after the fire and rescue service came (the crew included one of our regular parkrunners!), the RSPCA and an emergency vet attended to check it over. It was calmed down and they will release it back into the wild once they’re happy it’s ok.”

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Vintage Vehicle Rally is back After two years of cancellations due to the Covid19 the Rotary Club of Wortley is pleased to announce, due to extensive public demand, the annual Classic and Vehicle Rally is back on the 10th July 2022.

This will be the 25th year that this successful Rally will take place in the beautiful gardens and grounds of Wortley Hall.

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enjoyable family day outing.

This is the major annual charity event for the Rotary Club of Wortley, with proceeds being donated to the Sheffield Children’s Hospital, Western Park Cancer Research and many other local charities within the area.

We look forward to everyone returning this year and join us for a truly wonderful day.

Bed push raises £4k

By Sophie Watson

Sheffield duo raise thousands for Weston Park Cancer Hospital in charity bed push.

The fundraising team pushed a hospital bed from Sheffield Town Hall to Endcliffe Park on Saturday raising over four thousand pounds for the cancer charity.

Debbie Cundy, Life Coach and avid fundraiser for Weston Park Cancer Hospital, and her friend Richard Hepworth, owner of Air Environmental Ltd., pushed a hospital bed More info: www.wort- from the centre of town to Endcliffe Park on Saturday afternoon. leyrotary.co.uk.

Along their route, friends, family, and supporters of the Sheffield cancer charity joined them, holding collection boxes to collect donations from people on the streets. On route, travelling cars and buses pulled over to donate to the good cause.

At present, the bed push has raised £4,285.07 for Weston Park. A final fundraising total will be released next week.

Debbie was thankful for the people of Sheffield’s support.

Bradfield Parish Council recently donated a yew tree and planter, sited at the Co-op store in Oughtibridge. Cllrs Bennett and Morton met with staff from the store and Steel Valley Project who carried out the sourcing and planting of the yew tree.

“The generosity and support from the local people and businesses, whether that has been financially or supporting us with flyers or just “People say to me that the charity work I their time, has been fabulous”, said Debbie. do is inspiring, but I think of the incredible people I have met over my years of Debbie, said: “In my time of fundraising for fundraising and their stories. The paWeston Park, I have lost family, close friends, tients are inspirational, but so are the feland work colleagues to cancer. Everyone low fundraisers, the cleaners and the caknows someone who has been diagnosed with tering staff and everyone else that works cancer – that is my strong connection to the at the hospital. charity.

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Queen’s Family to go 100 miles

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Sheffield's celebrations In Sheffield, the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Show will be held in Norfolk Heritage Park on Thursday 2nd June, from 1pm to 10pm.

It’s a free entry, family event with fun for everyone including the Jubilee Beacon ceremony at 9.45pm, The Vander Brothers Super Heroes Space Wheel Show, a 1950’s fancy dress competition, a children’s craft tent, Cirque Du Bleurgh: fire juggling, stilt walking and giant bubbles, Sheffield Sea Cadets display, a community stage with contemporary and traditional music, an artisan craft marquee, local heritage displays, a board games corner, The ‘Tent of Mystery’ and ‘Professor John’s Flea Circus’, family fun fair, food stalls, trade stands and exhibitors.

At the event, the Sheffield beacon will be lit as part of the United Kingdom’s long tradition of celebrating royal jubilees, weddings and coronations. Over 1,500 beacons will be lit throughout the United Kingdom, Channel Islands, Isle of Man and UK Overseas Territories. For the first time, beacons will also be lit in each of the capital cities of the Commonwealth countries to celebrate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. The Principal beacon will be lit in a special ceremony at Buckingham Palace.

There will be events, activities and parades in the city centre along with a giant screen to show the Queen’s Party at the Palace on Saturday 4th June and other events across the full weekend. The Town Hall, City Hall, St Paul’s Parade, Inner Peace Gardens and Sheffield Winter Garden will be decorated with Union Jacks and bunting will be on display throughout the city centre including the Moor Market.

The Norfolk Heritage Park event is being held in association with the city centre’s annual Food Festival, which is also celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. The Food Festival will be on over the 4 days and Platinum Jubilee-themed.

The Williams family from Penistone love doing things together, so it seemed only right that nine-year-old Molly would join her dad in his fundraising challenge for the Royal Air Forces Association.

Molly has spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), so despite not being able to walk, she is joining her dad Julian as he attempts to walk 100 miles in 24 hours. She will be taking part using her Duet Tandem Wheelchair bicycle, with the help of her mum May, sister Anya (11) and brother Edmund (7). They will complete 84 laps of the athletics track: one lap for every night Molly has spent in critical care.

The challenge will take place on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 May, at the English Institute of Sport & Olympic Legacy Park, in Sheffield, Talking of her condition, Molly said: “SMA is a form of motor neurone disease, and I am a full-time wheelchair user. I know I will never walk, stand or even sit without support.

I have already had two ten-hour surgeries at Sheffield Children’s Hospital. I have had my spine straightened with metal rods, both hips reconstructed and more emergency admissions than I can remember. Sometimes I need a special mask-and-air to help me breathe, and lots of other kit to get me through each day.”

As Julian served in the Royal Air Force, he was put in touch with the RAF Association back in 2014 when he and his wife May realised they needed extra support to afford the many adaptations they needed to their new house, as well as a wheelchair-accessible car into the water – which is lovely after all the pain of my surgeries. It is difficult to put into for the family. words, how grateful we are to the Association, Molly said: “Dad didn’t expect the incredible and we want to give something back.” response and generosity we have received.

The RAF Association has supported me in Julian added: “The support we’ve had is overso many ways; including my first wheelchair- whelming, so hopefully we can all raise lots accessible vehicle, meaning I could go out in of money to help the Association be there my chair for the first time beyond my home for other families who need them. I’m contown. They also helped provide a specialist fident I can complete the challenge, but a litbath, which lowers me safely and comfortably tle nervous as I’ve never done anything like

this before. I considered running a marathon, but lots of people do that, so I wanted to do something a bit different. The fact that we’re doing this as a family means we can support each other through the tough bits, just like we do every day.”

You can support the Williams family with their fundraising by visiting https://www. justgiving.com/fundraising/100miles4molly

Election Results 2022 Sheffield City Council remains under no overall control after the Labour Party failed to make the necessary gains.

Labour won 15 of the 28 seats up for grabs, with the Liberal Democrats taking nine and the Green The Food Festival, https://sheffieldfoodfes- Party four. tival.co.uk/ is a free event and will have an enhanced produce and artisan market sec- The result left Labour, who curtion, that features food producers and busi- rently run the council in coalinesses from around Sheffield and further tion with the Greens, four seats afield, bringing a range of vegetables, fruits, short of a controlling majority. spices, preserves, oils, cakes cookery books, craft beers, gins, cakes and much more to take home and enjoy. The Street Food market will Results: SHEFFIELD be packed with treats from local companies, EAST ECCLESFIELD with 90% of traders based in the city. There will also be the Green Village, with Heeley Allcroft, Adam James, Con, 838.

City Farm bringing together a showcase of Gamble Pugh, Craig, Lab, 1875. the organisations, groups and businesses Guest, Kate, Lib, 1517. Routh, working on sustainable, environmental and Ashley Theo Blue, Grn 227. organic produce. The Treats and Beats Festival Village in the Peace Gardens will feature a demo stage for chefs and local celebrities and HILLSBOROUGH people of passion giving cooking demos, talks Hibbert, Joe, Soc, 100. Morrison, and showcases on all things food and drink in Theresa Julie, Con 531. Nottage, between the bands and DJs. Henry Bruce, Grn 2364. Paszek,

Josie, Lab 2022. Sapwell, Will, Lib 227.

Ridler, Janet Hilary, Lab 1952.

Willington, David, Grn 733.

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The makeup of Sheffield City Council is:

Kelly, Bridget Lab 1559. McHugh, Ian David, Grn 797. Priestley, Vickie, Lib 2005. Shepherd, Stuart Andrew 190. Virgo, Michael Joseph, UKIP 122 Woollard, Ben, Con 775

Lab, 39 Lib 29 Green 14 Conservatives 1 Independent 1 BARNSLEY PENISTONE WEST

WEST ECCLESFIELD Aston, Kathy Grn 295. Booker, John Charles, Reform UK 356.

Levery, Mike, Lib 1647. Mahoney, Kevin John, Con 632.

Wilson, Matthew, Lab 1328.

James Bangert, Lab, 518. Roy Garratt, Con, 668. Hannah Kitching Lib, 2207. Richard Trotman, Grn 207. David Wood, independent 296.

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Chinchen, David Lewis, Con 1801. Davidson, Susan, Lib 567.

Robert Barnard, Con, 1,643. Jill Hayler, Lab, 1,271. Rebecca Trotman, Grn, 401 Andy Waters Lib, 507.

LABOUR SOUTH YORKSHIRE MAYOR The 1st preference votes for the South Yorkshire Mayoral Election in Sheffield were as follows: Bettney, David - SDP – 10,177, Biltcliffe, Simon David William Watson - YP - 34,857. Coppard, Oliver James – Lab - 112,517. Otten, Joe – Lib - 28,093.Watkinson, Clive – Con - 43,129. Whyman, Bex - Green Party - 32,322.

The top two candidates went to second preference, as no candidate met the required 50% of the vote to be elected. The votes for these were as follows: Coppard, Oliver James - Labour Party - 20,106. Watkinson, Clive - Conservative Party - 6,327.

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MODEL RAILWAY EXHIBITION Its a first for Grenoside Community Centre, a model railway exhibition will be held there over the weekend of Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd May 2022. This should have been the third exhibition held at the venue

by Neepsend Model Railway Society but because of the pandemic this year will be the first time the event has been able to go ahead.

Visitors can expect to see seventeen top quality layouts on display along with demonstration stands and trade support. The onsite cafe will have hot and cold drinks and a selection of hot and cold sandwiches and desserts on offer and with every adult entry ticket visitors will get a free cup of tea or coffee.

Outside at the back of the main building a narrow gauge working steam engine will allow visitors to experience the atmosphere it creates and for a small additional charge ride behind the train.

Michelle with the demonstration layout she has built which will be on display at the exhibition and where she will be demonstrating how to build Metcalfe model kits.

Entry to the event costs, Adult £6 (inc free cup of tea or coffee) Children £3 and Family 2+2 £15 (inc free cup of tea or coffee for each adult).

First Sheffield bus service 135 and Stagecoach bus service 86 stop outside the venue. For anyone travelling by car there is a large free car park on site (S35 8PR) with step free Open Saturday 10am access to the buildto 5pm & Sunday ing.

10am to 4.30pm

Michelle (pictured) explained that the society was formed in Sheffield in 2010 as a DCC only model railway club and has grown steadily in the intervening years.

Sadly membership is limited because of space restraints but we occasionally have openings for new members. Our website can be found at www.neepsendmrs. weebly.com

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Saturday 21st (10am-5pm) & Sunday 22nd May (10am-4.30pm)

event listings MAY 14 Free Fun Dog Show in Chapeltown Park from 10am to 12.30pm. Meet at the bandstand. Free entry and free to enter your dog. There are 8 categories – waggiest tail, best trick, fancy dress etc. – you can enter as many as you like. Winners receive rosettes, certificates and a doggy treat.

14 Christian Aid coffee morning 10am-12pm Christ Church Stocksbridge Homemade cakes and bacon sandwiches 14 Jumble Sale. 11.00-1 .00pm. Great bargains at rock bottom prices. Grenoside Scout and Guide HQ, Saltbox Lane, S35 8QS. 50p. Donations accepted from 9am or contact grenosandg@gmail. com. No electricals thanks.

15 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - ‘Dawn Chorus’, a bird walk across the common led by John Robinson, meet at 5am at Rural Lane Car Park, off Worrall Road/ Rural Lane. Circular walk (lasts around 2 hours), you can return to the car park at any time. Families very welcome but no dogs please.

FREE but donations welcome. 2348472 www.walc. epizy.com 16 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - Talk by Peter Brown, ‘A Lifetime of Bird Watching in Sheffield and the North East’, Wadsley Church Hall, 7.30, Wadsley Church Hall, Worrall Road,

S6 4BB members £3, non member £3.50, free refreshments. www.walc.epizy. com 17 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome - Local History Morning Round Walk with Malcolm Nunn, start from Cutthroat Bridge (A57 layby) at 10.30am, return around 2pm. FREE but donations welcome. 2337463 or www. bradfield-walkers.org.uk or email bradfield.history@ mypostoffice.co.uk. BRING PACKED LUNCH FOR THIS WALK. 17 The Blitz Ambulance service followed by the Shirecliffe Guns Tuesday 17th May at 7:15pm at Hillsborough Sports Arena. Speaker is Mike Dyson Topic 18 Join Bolsterstone Archaeology and Heritage Group for a talk at 7.30pm

by Richard Godley on the ‘Women on the Land’ Project’, exploring the history of Land Girls and Lumberjills.

We meet in the hall at Christ Church on Manchester Road and the talk is also available on Zoom (members only) please contact bahgevent@ axelafa.com for the link.

Refreshments available. All welcome.

20 Coffee Morning at St Saviours Church, Mortomley Lane, High Green. 10.30-12noon. Coffee, cake and good company, all welcome.

21 Coffee & Cakes plus Fundraising Stalls 10 till 3pm on

the 21st May. There will be Tea, coffee and cakes plus fundraising craft stalls from homemade fudge, plants, tombola, candles and light up bottles. Raising funds for local Scouts & Explorers to attend the 25th World Scout Jamboree in South Korea 2023 @ 82nd Chapeltown Scout HQ Burncross Road , Chapeltown (opposite Ocean Blue Chip) 22 Bolsterstone Quilters are having their 10th Anniversary Quilt Show on Sunday 22nd May 10am -4pm at Bolsterstone Village Hall.

Come and see the beautiful work undertaken by our members in lockdown. Entrance fee £2 which includes programme. Refreshments available.

22 Wadsley and Loxley Commoners - ‘Muck In’ Day (practical work on the common), 10am-noon, meet at Long Lane Car Park or Rural Lane Car Park www.walc. epizy.com. Tools supplied, bring gloves, families very welcome.

23 Bradfield Walkers are Welcome - Local History Evening Round Walk with Malcolm Nunn, meet at Rural Lane Car Park, Wadsley at 7pm, return around 9pm.

FREE but donations welcome. 2337463 or www. bradfield-walkers.org.uk or email bradfield.history@ mypostoffice.co.uk 24 Bolsterstone Community Group are holding their AGM

Decline in Hedgehog Population

The hedgehog population in the UK is declining at a worrying rate.

Wildlife charities People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) and The British Hedgehog Preservation Society (BHPS) recently published a report.

The report revealed that hedgehog populations have plummeted by between 30% to 75% in rural areas since 2000, with the largest declines in eastern England.

This report is based on almost 40 years of data and found that hedgehogs have suffered a long historic decline in the UK, but what’s becoming apparent is the vast differences between rural and urban populations, with urban hedgehog population numbers appearing to have stabilised.

In order to combat this decline, experts from Hedgehog Street (a joint campaign run by BHPS and PTES) suggest focusing on maintaining and improving suitable habitats for hedgehogs living in urban and suburban environments, as well as restoring the balance between our human-centric world and the natural world all around us.

in the Village hall from 7pm8pm. You are welcome to attend. Light Refreshments.

25 Summer fayre 12-4pm at St Ann’s Catholic Primary School, McIntyre Road Stocksbridge, S36 1DG 27 Green Head Church Chapeltown, Coffee Morning 10 – 11.30am, all welcome 28 Stocksbridge Christian Centre invite you to a Quiz Night with Pie ‘n Pea Supper on Saturday 28th May at 7 p.m. £10 per person booking essential please ring 2884377 to reserve your place.

30 Join the jubilee celebrations at St Leonards Church Wortley on Monday May 30th from 2pm.

30 Tree planting by Lady Rowena and afternoon tea in the church with tombola and stalls. In the evening a concert by Grenoside singers at 7.30pm. Tickets £5.00 including refreshments. All welcome, just turn up or call Joan on 0114 2887435.

30 Kids’ Jubilee Craft Club 10.00 - 11. 45am at the Inman Pavilion, Moorland Drive S36 1EG June 4 from approx 9.30pm The Beacon on Bolsterstone Village field will be lit as part of the Queen’s Jubilee. (weather permitting) Takeaway food can be ordered across the road at the Castle Inn. Everybody welcome.

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14 Langsett - Bradfield Walkers are Welcome is inviting participants to a FREE short session as an introduction on how to find your way in the countryside, where to find new walks and how to keep safe. These sessions are aimed at walkers who want to start to explore the area away from familiar territory and well known hotspots.

We will be looking at where you can walk in the Peak District and beyond and where you might find interesting walks to try. Booking is essential using the eventbrite link on the webpage www.bradfield-walkers. org.uk Places are limited. If you have a question, please email enquiries@bradfieldwalkers.org.uk 18 Queens jubilee celebration day at the inman pavilion, Stocksbridge 10-4pm 25 St Ann’s school summer fayre/gala on the 25th June 2022 12-4

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July 4 Bolsterstone Village Hall, platinum jubilee cream tea 2-5pm ONGOING Mondays Mens Activity and Games Session Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre Monday afternoons 1-30pm to 3-30pm Cost £1 (includes free refreshments) Activities will include a range from Badminton, Table Tennis, Indoor Curling, Dominoes, Card and Board Games, Quiz Contact Andy Walker 07723 506423 for further information.

Autism Hope Sheffield, a parent/carer support group, for children of all ages with Autism Spectrum disorder.

Every 2nd and 4th Monday at 1pm. Community Campus, Pack Horse Lane, High Green. For more information look on Autism Hope Sheffield website or Facebook page Millhouse Green Male Voice Choir meet every week at 7.30 p.m. at Millhouse Green Institute, A629 Manchester Road, Millhouse Green. The Choir is now practising for their next concerts in April and June. If any male singer would be interested in joining the Choir, then contact 07901851992 for further information.

Tuesdays Thorncliffe Bowling Club’s

Over 50s meet every Tuesday at 1:45pm at the green off Mortomley Close, High Green, S35 3HS. Cost £2.50 with bowls provided. It’s gentle exercise with a competitive edge. Come and have a go. Start on April 5th, going through to the end of September.

Wednesdays Everyone is welcome at the Tea and Chat group - 1:003:00pm every Wednesday afternoon at St Leonards Church Wortley. Pop in for a drink and a chat. Contact Joan for more details: 0114 2887435 Thursdays Open House Community Café Everyone is welcome at Open House, our new community café - 1:30-3:30pm every Thursday at Holy Trinity Thurgoland Church. Pop in for coffee, cakes and a chat.

Contact Hannah for more details: hannahosandoval@ gmail.com The South Yorkshire Bonsai Society, meeting on the 4th Thursday of the month at Deepcar Village Hall 8 to 10 p.m.

High Green Fitness and Fun Aerobics and Activities Paces campus, High Green Thursday 11am-12:30pm £3 per person Volunteer Thursdays at Greave House Farm Trust.

Enjoy fresh air, gentle exercise, meeting new friends.

Any time between 10am and 4pm. Bring a packed lunch. Also monthly work days on 2nd Saturday. For more info contact Barbara: 07724505911 or email greavehouse@yahoo.co.uk Fridays Stocksbridge Community Care Group’s Friday Drop In Service for elderly residents is once again being held weekly at The Venue, between 10am and 3pm. For a small charge visitors can enjoy a hot drink, company, games, talks and a light lunch. For further information contact Dave Owen on 0114 2864426.

Saturdays Councillor Julie Grocutt Saturday morning Surgery 10-11am First Saturday of each month at Stocksbridge Library. Call in for help, advice or a chat.

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Peter LAMB Sadly passed away peacefully at home on 15th April 2022 aged 80.

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The Venue, Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, S36 1DY Bar available Quiz and raffle Sixty years ago, in 1962, a group of people with a love of singing got together to form a choir, now called Waldershelf Singers.

To celebrate their birthday, the choir are putting on a concert with a 60s theme. It will be held in the Venue, at 7.30 on Saturday 21st May. The choir will be joined by a band, put together by local mu-

sician Joe Shaw. As well as songs from the choir, there will be a bar, raffle and a quiz, and the evening will finish with a sing along. Everyone is welcome. Tickets are £8, available from choir members, or from Samuel’s Kitchen (cash only) or online from ticketsource.co.uk (booking fee).

YourLetters Levelling up With 400 weeks to go until the government’s levelling up deadline, South Yorkshire’s new Mayor, Oliver Coppard, has challenged the government to get on with delivering on their promise of improving the quality of life for millions across the country by their own deadline of 2030.

In an open letter, Oliver Coppard urges the PM to co-operate with him and leaders across South Yorkshire to address the disparities between the best and worst-off parts of the UK, highlighting the most pressing issues facing the communities of South Yorkshire.

challenges, none of the challenges we face are inevitable or insurmountable.

Across the 12 missions articulated in the Levelling-Up White Paper, the evident disparities between the position in South Yorkshire and the ambitions you have so clearly articulated are all the result of political choices made over the last 40 years.

“If we are to overcome those disparities in just 400 weeks, then your government must finally recognise and respond to the needs of our communities; our priorities must be your priorities. Our challenges must be your own.”

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The government’s ambitions in the levelling up white paper outlined their nation-wide plans to increase skills training, narrow the Healthy Life Expectancy between local areas where it is highest and lowest, and to bring public transport networks significantly closer to the standards found in London.

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The reality in South Yorkshire is that only 37% of residents are educated to degree level, compared to the national average of 44%. The healthy life expectancy is significantly lower in South Yorkshire’s three towns for Males and Females (Barnsley 57.54 and Doncaster 59.08 compared to England 63.18). And in 2020, bus passenger journeys had fallen by nearly 60% across the region since privatisation in 1986.

I wish them all the very best in the future.

In his letter, Oliver Coppard said: “Your government has made clear its ambition to address the disparities between the best and worst-off parts of our country by 2030. There are now fewer than 400 weeks left to deliver on those ambitions, and yet the scale of the task is significant.

“While we do face considerable

Two stories caught my attention in your latest issue which I was pleased to read of .

The Stocksbridge Foodbank has been a lifeline for so many and the work Ray and Veronica have done there has been essential.

Also with the Platinum Jubilee fast approaching the donation of rose bushes to local schools and senior citizen care homes in the town planted by the Steel Valley Project and helpers is brilliant.

I also send my congratulations to Her Majesty The Queen for her Platinum Jubilee.

Yours Truly Craig Minto

The choir was originally called Waldershelf Choral Society, named for the two sides of our Valley, Waldershaigh and Hunshelf, and entered (and won) competitions and performed concerts far and wide. This year, in honour of their 60th birthday, Waldershelf Singers are adding Community Choir to the name, so everyone knows they are welcome to join.

In June, the choir will be learning some new songs, with a focus on folk songs sung in harmony, and will sing some of the 60s songs as well. If you love singing and want to join a choir, Waldershelf invite you to come along to the concert to see what it’s like. If you like what you see, then contact them on 07858 747698 about giving it a try.

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999 Family Fun Day The Moor is welcoming back their ever-popular 999 Family Fun Day in conjunction with the National Emergency Services Museum.

On the 15th of May The Moor will be hosting a fun-filled family fun day which will fire up your imagination and allow you to come face-to-face with some of the amazing vehicles and people that form our emergency services.

Between 11am and 4pm visitors to The Moor will be able to learn about today’s emergency services and vital life safety whilst you chat to Firefighters, Police Office, Ambulance personnel and the volunteers of the RNLI, who will be showcasing the vehicles, equipment, and role that they play in society.

Visitors will also be able to find out about the role volunteers and supporters of charity-based rescue services such as the RNLI and Yorkshire Ambulance do, and as Summer approaches learn about how to stay safe whilst out and about this summer.

There will be lots of free fun to get involved with including, emergency vehicles old and new, try on some uniform and you could even have a ride in a fire engine.

Amanda Phillips, centre manager for The Moor, said: “We are delighted to welcome back our popular 999 Family Fun Day to The Moor. This event has always been a great success in the past and we look forward to seeing everyone get involved with the free fun.

“We hope to bring lots of people to Sheffield City Centre and support the National Emergency Services Museum whilst showing how much we value our dedicated emergency services”.

The Moor will also be holding a social media competition where social media users have the chance to win one of two annual passes to the National Emergency Services Museum. Visit their Facebook page to entered into a draw for the chance to win.

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In glorious sunshine and with the course in excellent condition, Liam O'Sullivan (3), the Stocksbridge Golf Club's League Team Captain, won the May Medal with an excellent net 62.

Liam also took the lowest gross score of the day, finishing 1 under par. His round included three birdies, two of those coming in the last three holes. Bob Stephens (23) from Division 2, was second overall with a net 65. Andrew Finney (0) from Division 1, was third with a net 66.

Earlier in the week, on Bank Holiday Monday, there was a May Day Three Club Challenge. Players, as the competition name suggests, can only carry three clubs, that includes a putter. Ash Jowitt (13) won the unusual format by a convincing margin, with 35 Stableford points. Three players took the next three places, all with the same score, but sorted out on countback. They were, respectively, Craig Batty (4), Jordan Flower To celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Elizabeth (11), and Danny Costello (1), all with 31 II’s long reign we thought it would be inter- points. esting to look back on how Stocksbridge and The Dragons Section were busy on 4 district had celebrated memorable events in May, both with a match away to Silkthe past. stone and for those not playing in that, The accession of a new monarch is always very the Dragons Summer Cup at home. The soon after the death of the previous monarch Team at Silkstone enjoyed a narrow vicand therefore usually the death of a parent or tory in the better ball Stableford format. sibling, quite an ask for the new monarch and The team of 12 managed an aggregate the country to feel like celebrating. Therefore the coronation is always a reasonable time after. Hence our present Queen became Queen on 6 February 1952, but her coronation was on 2 June1953. The accession of new monarchs is traditionally announced from a prominent position in many towns, and in Stocksbridge it was from the Town Hall Balcony.

away by 245 to 243 points. Scoring was excellent, with the pairing of Dave Stringer and Doug Needham leading the way with 48 points alone. The Dragons next match is away to Hillsborough at the end of May. In the Dragons Summer Cup Martin Evans (25) was the winner with 36 points.

Dave Jones (17) was second with 34 points and Pete Mannion (17) third with 33 points.

On 5 May the Gents competed for the May Mid-Week Medal. First and second places were taken by Division 2 players.

Brad Lawton (14) was the overall winner with a net 64. Ian Batty (17) was second with a net 67. Ben Stringer (2) from Division 1, also finished with a net 67, but lost out to Ian on countback.

The Ladies Mid-Week 9-hole Stableford was won by Hilja O'Sullivan (12) with 17 points. Alison Sedgwick (17) was second with 16 points and Liana O'Sullivan (2) third with 13 points. Liana (4) then won the Ladies England Golf Medal on 8 May with a net 74.

Finally, the Gents competed for a Pro's Prize Stableford on 8 May. Alec Cowling (17) the Gent's Vice Captain, won with 37 points. Ash Howe (4) finished second with 37 points, the same score as Joe Sedgwick (5), but with a better back 9.

College achieves Outstanding Ofsted

Mayne’s time of 22m 22s placed him 21st of 41 finishers and 7th of 14 in the 50-59 year old age group.

Award Nominees Announced

Now at the end of a difficult season, with many obstacles, Globe Holidays sponsored Stocksbridge Rugby club have announced the nominees for their 2021/2022 Club Awards to be presented at the forthcoming dinner to be held in the Clubhouse Suite this Friday (13th).

The proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II’s accession on 12 February 1952 The coronation in 1953 is now 69 years ago and therefore not remembered by anyone under their early 70s, but many will remember the silver, gold, diamond and sapphire jubilees when many street parties and processions were held and red, white and blue were very fashionable colours to wear.

The Stocksbridge and District History Society web pages at https://www.stocksbridgehs.co.uk hold many pictures of royal and local celebrations including: Charles Hague’s butcher’s shop opposite the Town Hall - the group is gathered in the snow to hear the proclamation of Edward VIII. Works Carnival - vehicles normally used for day-to-day working were transformed overnight into carnival floats, combining advertising Barnsley College was recognised as and fund raising.

Outstanding by Ofsted at its inspecStocksbridge Daisy Day 1917 which from the tion in March 2022, making it the first photo looks like a Flag Day to raise money for FE college in Yorkshire to achieve this childrens’ homes, and involved the Umbrella grading under the new Education InGirls. spection Framework.

Peace Celebrations Parade on 19 July 1919 re- The inspection looked at the quality of membering the end of WW1. provision, student behaviour and learnThese photos and local films are also available ing outcomes across all areas and the to view in the Stocksbridge and District History College was awarded with the top grade Society’s Museum in the Town Hall on Man- in recognition of the excellent standards chester Road, which is open Tuesday and Thurs- demonstrated. day 10am to 3.30pm. Do come along to see what The inspection found that the College is there and share your memories. There will is highly effective at teaching students, also be a display of Jubilee items in Stocksbridge raising aspirations, supporting stuLibrary, in the Local History corner.

Last Sunday saw Wheeler Trevor Mayne ride in his first Open Time Trial of the season, the Rossington 10 mile event on the A614 at Hatfield Woodhouse.

dents to succeed and celebrating their achievements.

Yiannis Koursis, Principal and Chief Executive of Barnsley College, said: “This fantastic accolade is a reflection of all the amazing work our staff, students and partners do every single day to transform the lives of our students and the Barnsley community.

It’s not too late to apply to study at an Outstanding College this September.

Places are still available on many courses, go to www.barnsley.ac.uk to apply.

Photograph: Barnsley College students and staff celebrating their Outstanding Ofsted grade.

Ricky Rowett, Andy Beal & Dan Burt have been nominated for The Player of the Year, with Rowett, Reece Aspin & Pete Newton up the Coach’s award.

Burt features again in the Most Improved Player section alongside Mikey Hartley & Jack Spencer.

Dan Burt has a 3rd nomination for the Young Player of the Year alongside the promising Cole StaleyHowson, whilst Aspin, Beal & Hartley join Woodcock & Fletcher vying for the Man of Steel trophy.

The Try of The Year will be between Lewis Bowman, Joe Jones & skipper RolesMiddlehurst, & youngster Staley-Howson will battle it out with Luke Gentles for the Development XV Player of the Year. Voting has been taking place for

the Blue Riband Award, the Players Player of the Year with Rowett, Aspin, Beal & that man Frith all in the running. No decision has yet been made on the Club Person award, but it should be a great night with award winning comedian Lea Roberts returning for his 2nd performance as the guest act, & by popular demand, former England front rower Jeff Probyn returns as guest speaker bringing his unique insight into the game. MC Andy Tyers will ensure the smooth running of the evening, & The Event is now a sell out, & monies raised on the night will support the Club’s charities in memory of fallen players Oliver Sinclair & Mark ‘Jenks’ Jenkinson.

It is now the time of Year for the Clubs AGM which will follow on Saturday 14th May @ 2pm, there are many roles to fill & the nominations board is on the Clubhouse notice board. Members are asked to attend to get their voices heard, this is your Club, so have your say.

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World Snooker Championship Attracts Huge Audiences A peak audience of 4.5 million BBC viewers watched the final of the World Snooker Championship on Monday night, the highest figure for eight years.

Ronnie O’Sullivan made history with a record equalling seventh victory at the Crucible, beating Judd Trump 18-13 in the final. The 4.5 million peak on BBC Two was the highest since 2014, and an increase of 17% on last year.

The average audience for the evening session was 3.1 million, with a 20% share of the overall viewing audience.

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Championship, including 2.8 million during the final.

Warner Bros. Discovery Sports, which shows the tournament in over 50 countries across Europe, also recorded extremely strong figures on its Eurosport linear channel. Overall the World Championship was its best tournament on record in the UK in terms of average audience and market share with the final seeing a 29% increase against 2021. Other countries including Italy, Poland, Spain, Germany and France also hit record numbers on Eurosport.

Across BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website there were a record 22.5 million requests across the

Hague and Thwaites see out for win Stocksbridge 1st XI - 107 all out (Jon Pickford 21, Liam Grayson 20, Steve Perry 19) Rockingham Colliery 2nd XI - 128 all out (Jake Vickers 3-28, Liam Grayson 3-31, Joe Hibbert 2-16, Andy Hibbert 2-25)

staring defeat in the face, Chris Thwaites was joined by number 10 batsman Paul Hargreaves, with 20 overs of the innings still remaining!

The pair batted with great determination and patience and slowly edged Stocksbridge nearer to the finish line. Following a couple of boundaries from Thwaites, the pair saw Stocksbridge home, winning with just 2 overs left. A match winning gritty 37-run partnership from the pair, enabling the boys

The 1st XI entertained Rockingham 2nd looking to get back to winning ways after a first defeat last Saturday.

Stocksbridge won the toss and elected to field first.

Jack Vickers struck easy with the score 7-1 after a good catch in the slips from Jack Newton.

The home-side’s reply got off the worst possible start with Matt Price dismissed second ball of innings.

It was downhill from there wickets falling at a frequent rate.

The 1st were 20-4 and in all sorts of trouble.

Liam Grayson tried to take the game away from Rockingham but was dismissed after looking well for his 20.

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Things got even better when Vickers struck once again to leave the score 30-4.

Hibbert jnr took two wickets, with two good reaction catches from Andy Hirst behind the stumps. The innings took a turn and a last wicket partnership of 44 took Rockingham up to a competitive score of 128 all out.

Stocksbridge 2nd XI 138-6 (C Haywood 67*, J Murfin 19) v Wombwell Main 2nd XI 136 all out (C Haywood 3-35, P Hargreaves 2-19)

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Captain Andy Hibbert joined the party and took two wickets to get the Stocksbridge off the the perfect start.

The visitors in all shorts of trouble.

Liam Grayson and Joe Hibbert joined the attack and both of them backed up the good work from the bowlers. Grayson used his variation well and picked up three wickets.

in green to record back-to-back league victories.

Jon Pickford and Steve Perry dug in and tried in vein to rescue the innings.

However Pickford removed his stump for 21 after a rush of blood to the head.

The innings never recovered and Stockbridge were eventually bowled out for a below par 107 and short of the chasing total. A really disappointing day as they look to set things right at Maltby on Saturday.

Stocksbridge 2nd XI 93-8 (J Hague 21, C Thwaites 16*) v Silkstone 2nd XI 91 all out (P Hargreaves 4-18, C Thwaites 2-8) Stocksbridge made the short trip over the hill to challenge Silkstone in the first of their two ties this weekend. Silkstone won the toss, electing to bat, a decision that captain Thwaites was more than happy with. Stocksbridge started

well with the ball with Thwaites and Hargreaves beating the bat on multiple occasions. Hargreaves eventually made the breakthrough, continuing his fine form with the ball this season.

James Hague and the returning Dave Codd bowled superbly throughout the middle overs, both claiming two wickets each. Thwaites and Hargreaves both returned to the attack and Stocksbridge eventually skittled Silkstone out for just 91, with Paul Hargreaves claiming superb figures of 4 for 18, Chris Thwaites 2 for 8 from his 10 overs and 2 wickets a piece for Dave Codd and James Hague.

Stocksbridge's reply got off to a slow start, with wickets falling all too regularly. Only James Hague (21) could muster double figures in the Stocksbridge top 7 and they collapsed to 56-8.

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Tigers humble champions TOBIASZ Musielak struck a stunning 15-point maximum as Sheffield beat Peterborough in their Premiership opener on Thursday.

The visitors kept their hopes of snatching a consolation league point alive with their first maximum of the night in the penultimate race.

The Tru Plant Tigers defeated the reigning Champions 51-39 at Owlerton after another impressive display from Simon Stead’s side.

But Musielak and Holder denied them their first point of the season as Chris Harris crashed out at high speed whilst challenging for second.

It was Polish winter signing Musielak who stole the show though, producing five faultless rides to wow the Sheffield faithful.

The Tru Plant Tigers are next in action at Ipswich on Monday, May 16 before hosting Wolverhampton at Owlerton on Thursday, May 19 in an all-important Premiership League Cup clash at the top of their Northern Group.

He received solid back-up from fellow heat-leaders Jack Holder and Adam Ellis who both notched double figures.

Meanwhile, reserve Connor Mountain recorded his highest score of the season so far while captain Kyle Howarth came up with two paid wins.

Craig Cook and Stefan Nielsen both endured tougher nights at the office - but the points they did manage ensured the visitors left the Steel City with nothing to show for their efforts.

Tru Plant Tigers team manager Stead said: “That was a really good start for us.

“We continued where we left off really from our early Premiership

SHEFFIELD 51: Tobiasz Musielak 15, Jack Holder 11+2, Adam Ellis 10, Connor Mountain 6+2, Kyle Howarth 5+2, Craig Cook 2+2, Stefan Nielsen 2.

League Cup results and I think that was a really, really solid display from us against good opposition, considering we’ve not been here for a considerable amount of time.

“I think we were a little bit rusty, but ultimately we’ve got the job done.

“It probably looks more convincing than it actually was; Peterbor-

ough kept us honest for a long period of time in the match.

They then delivered a 5-1 in Heat Nine to open up a ten-point gap.

“But it’s nice to get off to a winning start in the league and we look forward to the next one.”

Sheffield sealed the deal in Heat 13 with another maximum with Ellis taking a comfortable win, whilst Holder produced one of the best individual rides in a long, long time to get past Peterborough No.1 Michael Palm Toft to claim second place on the final lap.

The first half of the fixture saw six shared races in the opening eight heats - with only two advantages from Musielak and Howarth splitting the two sides.

PETERBOROUGH 39: Benjamin Basso 12, Chris Harris 7, Michael Palm Toft 6+1, Ulrich Ostergaard 5+1, Scott Nicholls 5, Hans Andersen 3+2, Jordan Palin 1+1.

Premiership Points: Sheffield 3, Peterborough 0.

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