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Mayor continues fight to save DSA ECO SOFAS South Yorkshire’s Mayor and local leaders have approved a funding package to support the reopening of Doncaster Sheffield Airport.

At the Board meeting of the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority, £3.1m was agreed to help with the costs of building a case for the Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO) process currently being undertaken by the City of Doncaster Council.

Mayor Oliver Coppard and the leaders of the four South Yorkshire

councils also agreed a funding package towards the purchase of the Airport, should the CPO ultimately be successful.

South Yorkshire’s Mayor Oliver Coppard said: “We haven’t given up on our fight to reopen DSA. “Since Peel announced their intentions to close our airport, I’ve been working alongside partners from across the region to first keep it open, and now to bring it back into use. We’re not going to stop until we’ve exhausted every option.

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Process is our last, best hope to take back control of DSA, and that’s why today we’ve agreed £3.1 million from South Yorkshire’s MCA to support Doncaster in their pursuit of that CPO, and a funding package to purchase the site should the CPO – as we hope – be successful. There are no easy or quick answers in this process. The CPO could take up to two years, and there are loads of hurdles in the way. But across South Yorkshire we are determined to do everything we can

to bring DSA back into use, and to make it the thriving regional airport we know it can be.”

The £3.1m agreed today will help fund legal fees and costs associated with building a case for a CPO of DSA. Mayor of Doncaster, Ros Jones said: “Having an airport in Doncaster is vitally important to our city and the economic and growth fortunes of South Yorkshire. Businesses and communities in the region want to see a thriving airport so I am

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Doncaster Sheffield Airport was closed in 2022 after its owners Peel Group decided the airport was no longer financially viable.

Research carried out as part of the region’s response to Peel Group’s review into the viability of the Airport found that DSA supported around 2,700 jobs and contributed more than £100m to the regional economy when it was operational.

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Disney On Ice presents 100 Years of Wonder Take a trip down memory lane, as Disney On Ice returns with a magical show for the whole family to enjoy.

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Two courageous Sheffield Constabulary officers who were first to the scene of a horrific shooting at a Spital Hill pub more than 60 years ago have won a posthumous South Yorkshire Bravery Award. It is the first time PC Gilbert Robertson and PC Dennis Hastings have been recognised for their courage – and their families proudly collected their Awards posthumously on their behalfs.

It was on New Year’s Day in 1960 when the pair forced their way into the toilet cubicle of the former East House pub in Sheffield. Five people had already been shot in the horrifying incident, three of the five were killed and the two brave officers were unarmed.

The gunman, Mohamed Ismail, had barricaded himself into an outdoor toilet, but the officers, carrying only truncheons, called for him to come out. When he failed to, they kicked the door through, overwhelmed Ismail, disarmed him from the live weapon and potentially prevented further death. The officers, who have both since died, had sadly not received any formal recognition of their bravery, until now.

Ross Blackwood, PC Hastings’ grandson, says: “These were proud police officers. They were both traditional; 6 ft, clean cut, and without the apparatus to protect themselves.

If it weren’t for the swift actions of these officers, we don’t know whether Ismail would have gone on to cause further injury.

My grandad was too humble to ask for any recognition, but this was a story that he’d told us a number of times. We have a pile of newspaper clippings describing courageous acts like this

involving my grandad.

He was a brave person who believed in law and order and he wanted to bring that to Sheffield.”

Ross, who still keeps PC Hastings’ truncheon as a keepsake ten years after his grandfather’s death at the age of 87, added: “He would have loved getting this Award. I hope he’s looking down and thinking - thank you very much. It means a lot to the wider family and it is good to continue telling this story.”

Will Banks, PC Robertson’s grandson, added: “Grandpa didn’t talk about it a lot .” Will, a radio producer, is making a radio documentary about the incident which he hopes will be broadcast by the BBC over the summer.

He added: “To learn about his involvement in something so courageous gave a real sense of pride.

The whole process of finding out more about him - what kind of a police officer he was, what people remember of him - has been like getting to know him a bit better.

I was only 11 when he died at the age of 66 in 1987, so it’s been really amazing to find out more about him. To be able to tell my mum and Dennis’ family that they are going to get an Award at long last is really amazing. It is a fitting conclusion that they finally get what they deserved more than 60 years ago, even if they aren’t here to see it. It feels really important.”

Ismail was charged with three counts of capital murder, before doctors declared him “insane” and he was sent to Broadmoor.

Will added: “The officers had no stab vests, no radio. Just their wool uniform, a truncheon and a pair of handcuffs. They knew there was a guy that was armed and had shot and killed several people.

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When you are standing outside and you make that decision you don’t know what is going to happen. Gilbert was the kind of guy who wanted to help people. He began his career in the Met before going to Sheffield Constabulary. He had a genuine desire to do good things and help people.

And this has all made me a lot more aware of the bravery of modern police officers. It’s given me all the more respect for them because I better understand now what it takes.”

Steve Kent, Chairman of South Yorkshire Police Federation, added: “As a Federation we are delighted to finally right this wrong almost 60 years on - and we thank the force for their backing with this. It is hard to imagine what must have been going through those officers’ minds as they entered that smoke-filled pub on New Year’s Eve in 1960. This was an act of incredible police bravery and we are pleased to be able to thank them at long last.”

Relatives of the two officers attended the South Yorkshire Police Federation Bravery Awards on Thursday 25 May where they picked up the Awards on behalf of their family members. At the event, the Federation also revealed that as a fitting honour to the two officers, they will now be renaming the trophy that goes to the overall winners of the South Yorkshire Police Federation Bravery Awards every year as the Gilbert-Dennis Award for Bravery.

With many Brits looking to escape the UK and get away this summer, it can be exhausting preparing everything before you head to the airport. A sure way to ruin your holiday is by wondering if your home and vehicles are safe when you are miles away. Experts have prepared some top tips for those planning to get away this summer.

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• Ask the kids to help: Planning a family trip can be even more stressful as kids are bound to create a mess. Try involving your children in the clean-up process by giving them some responsibility and asking them to tidy their spaces.

• Unplug ALL unnecessary appliances: One way to rack up your energy bills while away is by leaving your devices plugged in or on standby. By unplugging them, you also reduce the risk of electrical fires, which will easily put your mind at rest.

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cemetery works complete Sheffield General Cemetery, one of Sheffield’s most fascinating locations, is celebrating the end of a four-year £3 million conservation and repair programme this month.

Thanks to funding from the National Lottery, the Council has carried out extensive structural repairs to the Cemetery’s famous catacombs, stabilised key monuments and provided support to the massive retaining walls which are now nearing 200 years old, ensuring the Cemetery can continue to be treasured and admired by future generations. The conclusion of the current project completes a further step on the journey to celebrate the General Cemetery’s significance as a heritage treasure – “Sheffield’s Highgate” whilst protecting its value as a tranquil green space and important wildlife habitat close to the city.

Cllr Richard Williams said “This is a really important milestone, building on the earlier restoration achievements of Sheffield General Cemetery Trust. The hard

work of the projects team, the volunteers and the contractors has really paid off. The General Cemetery is such a well-loved space, it is a delight to welcome people back to enjoy it and see the results for themselves. We will be marking the completion of the repair works with events and activities including the fascinating Celebrating Then and Now Exhibition at the Samuel Worth Chapel. Everyone is welcome to come and see what we’ve been up to and be part of the week, which runs from June Saturday 3rd to Sunday 11th June.”

The Sheffield General Cemetery opened in 1836 as a response to overcrowding and poor conditions in Sheffield’s churchyards.

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• Schedule a food delivery for your arrival home: You will allow yourself more time to unpack, reset and prepare for work • Switch off your water: It is always advised to turn off your water system in your home while you are away. This way, you will avoid any chance of flooding and leaking, which will waste water and money.

• Check your boiler: Many new homes are equipped with a more energyefficient holiday mode that allows you not to have to turn your boiler off for the few weeks you are away.

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The Full Monty's striking writers picket Sheffield premiere of Disney+ reboot

The cast of The Full Monty have returned to Sheffield to premiere a new Disney+ series that reunites the characters from the hit 1997 film.

Robert Carlyle, Mark Addy and Lesley Sharp were at Monday's premiere in the city, where the film and show are set.

However, Full Monty creator Simon Beaufoy and series co-writer Alice Nutter did not go in because of the continuing US writers' strike. Instead, they picketed the event, carrying placards outside the cinema.

Beaufoy, who wrote the original Oscar-winning film, held a sign reading: "The Full Monty - about people, for people, by people. No AI." Nutter's message referred to the premiere. "We love this show but we can't go - fair deal for writers," it said.

The British pair are both in the Writers Guild of America, which has told members not to work for US companies during the industrial action, saying studios are underpaying writers in the streaming age.

In a statement before the premiere, Beaufoy and Nutter said: "We worked on The Full Monty TV series for over three years.

"We love this show, we put our hearts and souls into it and would like to be at the premiere - but as WGA writers, we won't be taking part in promotion until the strike is over.

"The ongoing strike and struggle to get a fair deal for writers is too important to us."

The eight-part series catches up with the Full

Monty's characters 26 years after the film, which saw a group of unemployed men turn to stripping.

In a three-star review, the Telegraph said the new version "firmly wears its politics on its sleeve - with mixed success".

"The issues will be all too recognisable, especially to those in neglected communities," the paper's critic Michael Hogan wrote.

"If the optimism of the original... has gone, that's the point - this is a sobering reminder of how far we haven't come."

The striptease "makes a half-hearted reprise" but is "no longer the narrative-driver", he said.

"For all the kitchen-sink bleakness, its community spirit still crackles with warmth, offering glimmers of hope," Hogan added.

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New pocket park to bring music to city centre A new pocket park in Sheffield city centre pays homage to the city’s musical greats and will inspire the next generation to get on their dancing shoes.

The new park, which is on Charter Square between the Light Cinema and Furnace restaurant, will encourage creativity with more than ten instruments for visitors to try which are inclusive for all ages.

To inspire players, plaques commemorating Sheffield’s musical superstars will be added to the park in the future to share stories about musicians who developed their skills locally before becoming famous and giving visitors the opportunity to learn about the legends that gave the city its musical reputation.

The park has been fitted out with special instruments designed to be used in the open

air. The eleven instruments include three xylophones, four drums, and four tubular bells.

The idea for the park was developed by ChangingSheff and the project has been delivered by the City Council.

ChangingShef is a residents’ association which represents 27,000 city centre residents.

The group hopes to create a musical community around the park and for the space to attract local residents and music loving visitors alike. In the longer term, the group hopes the park will be used for gigs and recitals.

ChangingSheff is looking for musicians or fans to support the park by dedicating an instrument. It is hoped that some of the famous musical names from Sheffield will either dedicate an instrument or the fans will dedicate an instrument to their favourite

band or musician. The money raised will pay for the costs involved in promotion, tuition and community development of the park.

Councillor Ben Miskell, Chair of the Transport, Regeneration and Climate Committee, said: “Sheffield has a rich and diverse musical history, with the city producing some of the world’s most successful rockstars. The new pocket park will give locals and tourists the opportunity to flex their musical muscles right in the middle of the city centre, encouraging visitors to the city.

“Creating opportunities to rest and play are crucial to developing a city centre that is welcoming to all communities.

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Council to see it delivered. This valuable new space will provide a musical haven in the centre of a city that has music running through its veins.”

Peter Sephton, Chair of ChangingSheff said: “This has been a five-year project to complete stage one – a musical feature in the heart of the city centre. The second stage is to see if the famous Sheffield homespun musicians and their fans will sponsor and dedicate instruments. The third stage is to use these funds to teach people how to play the instruments to the point at which they can make good music to entertain an audience.

“We are grateful for the Council’s support in achieving this new feature for all to enjoy.

It is unusual in being capable of producing good music from a group of 11 musicians in the open air but these instruments have been tuned to concert pitch to ensure pitch-perfect performances.

“We need sponsors to dedicate each instrument to a band, a musician, their fans or someone relevant to their success, so we can use this income to teach people how to play and develop new uses for the pocket park. We hope that some of Sheffield’s famous musicians, who are listed in the park, might support this idea.

“Stage three will be an interesting challenge - to get an open-air music school operating that can produce new musicians to entertain the public in

lunchtime concerts and other forms of musical entertainment.

This could kick-start the next generation of Sheffield stars. I urge anyone interested in this supporting this challenge to contact ChanginSheff.”

The musical pocket park opened on the same day as the dedication of Pound’s Park, a new city centre park on the corner of Wellington Street and Rockingham Street.

The dedication ceremony was attended by representatives from the council and South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue.

The musical pocket park is now open on Charter Square. If you are interested in dedicating an instrument, please email Hello@ChangingSheff.org.

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7.35 Pointless Celebrities With Charlie Higson, Neil Jones, Kellie Shirley, Danny John-Jules and Vikki Stone.

8.25 Casualty Max takes Jodie to task for turning up to work with a hangover, only to realise that he has made the already traumatic anniversary of her mother’s death even worse.

9.10 Annika A writer is found dead under a bridge.

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9.00 Ten Pound Poms The Roberts family question their future in Australia.

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12.20 Weather for the Week Ahead 12.25 BBC News

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9.00 Gods of Tennis 10.00 FILM: The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) Cult musical, starring Tim Curry.

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4.00 Celebrity Lingo 5.00 Tipping Point: Lucky Stars 6.00 In for a Penny Stephen Mulhern sets challenges to members of the public in Plymouth.

6.25 ITV News; Weather 6.45 Regional Programmes 7.00 Celebrity Catchphrase for Soccer Aid With Scarlette Douglas, Patrick Kielty and Clive Tyldesley.

8.00 The Chase Celebrity Special With Jacqui Oatley, Dev Griffin, Fallon Sherrock and Johnny Vegas.

9.00 The 1% Club Quiz, hosted

by Lee Mack. Last in the series.

10.00 ITV News; Weather 10.20 On Yer Bike for Soccer Aid Eight celebrities take part in a cycling challenge to raise money for Unicef.

11.50 Bradley & Barney Walsh: Breaking Dad 12.20 Shop: Ideal World 3.00 Unwind with ITV 4.15 Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh

6.20 Everybody Loves Raymond 7.35 The King of Queens 8.20 Frasier 9.20 FILM: Wonder Park.

(2019) Animated family adventure, with the voice of Mila Kunis. 11.00 The Simpsons 2.20 Four in a Bed 4.55 Channel 4 News 5.25 FILM: Titanic. (1997) Romantic drama, starring Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio.

9.10 Ancient Egypt by Train with Alice Roberts Alice arrives in Cairo by train and follows in the footsteps of Victorian Egyptologist Amelia Edwards. The journey takes her to the Great Pyramids and the tomb of the pharaoh Khufu.

10.10 FILM: Bad Boys II (2003) Two mismatched undercover cops set out to stop a drug lord flooding the market with a deadly form of Ecstasy. Comedy thriller sequel, starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence.

12.55 FILM: Wind River. (2017) Crime drama, starring Jeremy Renner. 2.45 Iris Prize Best British Short: Keep Off the Grass 2.55 Ramsay’s Hotel Hell 3.45 Hollyoaks Omnibus 5.50 Fame in the Family

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Dermot O’Leary and Alex Scott present live coverage of the charity fixture, which takes place at London Stadium.

10.00 ITV News; Weather 10.15 FILM: Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (2019) Luke Hobbs and Deckard Shaw must put their differences aside and team up to stop a major terror threat. Action adventure, starring Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham.

12.40 Shop: Ideal World 3.00 Motorsport UK 3.50 Unwind with ITV 5.05 Ainsley’s Food We Love

6.15 Cheers 7.40 The King of Queens 8.30 The Simpsons 9.30 Sunday Brunch 12.30 The Simpsons 2.00 FILM: Clueless. (1995) Comedy, starring Alicia Silverstone. 3.55 Grand Designs 5.00 Channel 4 News 5.30 Kirstie and Phil’s Love It or List It: Brilliant Builds 6.00 Amazing Spaces: George’s Icelandic Adventure George and Will Hardie explore the best of Iceland’s architecture.

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8.00 The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up to Cancer With Anneka Rice, John Bishop, Nadine Coyle and Ade Adepitan.

9.00 60 Days on the Estates Ed Stafford heads to the Easterhouse estate outside Glasgow. Last in the series.

10.00 Gogglebox The households’ opinions on recent TV. Last in the series.

11.00 Gogglebox The critics share their opinions on Britain’s Got Talent and One Night Stand.

12.05 24 Hours in A&E 1.00 FILM: Stage Mother. (2020) Comedy drama, starring Jacki Weaver. 2.35 Iris Prize Best British Short: Looking for Barbara 2.45 Ramsay’s Hotel Hell 3.30 Come Dine with Me 5.35 Fame in the Family

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9.00 Rich House, Poor House A carer swaps lives with a design entrepreneur.

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If you or a loved one has ever suffered from pressure sores, we are here to help.

Do you wonder if the care received caused or contributed to the injury?

Examples of our settlements:

We can answer your questions and help you ½nd out if you could be entitled to compensation for the pain and suffering caused.

£55,000 compensation for an elderly lady who developed a pressure sore to her leg whilst in hospital.

Our ½rm specialises in helping people who have suffered as a result of pressure sores / bed sores and are available to speak with you today.

We offer a NoWin No Fee service, so there is no ½nancial risk to you and you won`t pay any legal fees if your claim is unsuccessful.We’ve recovered millions of pounds in compensation for people who have suffered with pressure sores and for families who have lost loved ones.We’ve also helped with access to specialist care, treatment and rehabilitation.

Call now on 0800 214 216 for a Free Claims Assessment with one of our specialist team

We will guide advise and support you every step of the way with a personal service tailored to you and your needs and work tirelessly to get the best results for you and your family.

A resident in a nursing home in London was awarded £9,000 compensation having developed a grade 3 pressure sore to her, right heel.

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BLADES Local friendlies announced Owls retained list confirmed United’s pre-season preparations are beginning to take shape with three domestic friendlies now confirmed, in addition to a likely fixture against European opposition at Bramall Lane ahead of their Premier League campaign beginning in August.

Prior to departing for a training camp in Europe, the Blades

will make the short trip to Derbyshire to face National League Chesterfield, who narrowly missed out on promotion to the EFL at Wembley recently. The trip to the Technique Stadium on Saturday 15th July will kick off at 3pm.

Upon returning from overseas, United will then travel to the AESSEAL New York Stadium on Tuesday

25th July to face Matt Taylor’s Rotherham United, kick-off 7pm, with another away game at Derby County scheduled to take place four days later on Saturday 29th July, kick-off 3pm.

The pre-season schedule also includes a number of in-house and behind closed doors fixtures as the players build up their match minutes ahead

of the top-flight action commencing over the weekend of Saturday 12th August.

All ticketing and streaming details for the aforementioned domestic matches will be announced in due course.

Additionally, friendly fixtures involving United’s development and women’s teams will be announced at a later date.

Millers taking bookings for annual Golf Day at Wath Golf Club Rotherham United players and staff will join with supporters and sponsors this summer when the club hosts it’s annual Golf Day at Wath Golf Club on Wednesday 5th July 2023.

The commercial team have already been inundated with interest for this highly sought after event and are currently taking bookings for teams to join Millers first team players and staff on the course in just over a months’ time.

As always, the day is accompanied by a two course meal and awards ceremony which will take place in the clubhouse courtesy of our hosts at Wath Golf Club.

Teams competing on the day will go up against opposition from Matt Taylor’s playing squad – with the individuals still to be confirmed – and club Chairman Tony Stewart, who is also a keen golfer.

Places for the event are priced at £450 +

VAT for a team of four people. Included in the price is the round of golf itself, refreshments on the course – provided by club partners Eric Twigg Foods - and the meal back in the clubhouse.

Interest in this event historically suggests that these places will sell-out quickly, so they

would encourage any supporters wishing to take part to book at the earliest possible opportunity to avoid missing out.

You can book by contacting the commercial team either by phone on 01709 827771 or by email on commercial@ rotherhamunited.net.

The Owls can confirm our player retained list following the conclusion of the 2022/23 season.

Dennis Adeniran, Jaden Brown, Sam Durrant, Ryan Galvin, Ben Heneghan, Jack Hunt

and David Stockdale will be released upon expiry of their current contracts.

Wednesday have exercised options to retain Barry Bannan, George Byers, Lee Gregory, Dominic Iorfa,

Liam Palmer and Josh Windass.

New contract offers have been made to Fisayo Dele-Bashiru, Marvin Johnson and Callum Paterson.

Aden Flint and Reece James leave

Hillsborough following their respective loans.

The Owls would like to thank all departing players for their services following a memorable campaign and we wish them the very best for the future.

Owls announce Remembering pre-season Cricket at Spireites Bramall Lane friendly The Owls are pleased to announce a preseason friendly ahead of the 2023/24 campaign against Chesterfield.

Darren Moore’s men will take the short hop to Derbyshire in a testimonial fixture for Drew Talbot, who played for both clubs.

Talbot, of course, went down in Wednesday history in 2005 as the striker netted our final goal in the 4-2 League One play-off final win against Hartlepool at the Millennium Stadium.

The testimonial will take place at the Technique Stadium on Tuesday 11 July, with a 7:00pm kick-off.

Tickets for the game are priced £10 for adults and £5 concessions.

Further details of the Owls’ pre-season schedule will follow in due course.

LA PLATA S.C.

2023 marks 50 years since Yorkshire CCC’s last competitive game at Bramall Lane and UTB United’s official matchday programme - will be marking the milestone.

The Roses clash between Yorkshire and Lancashire between the 4th and 7th August 1973 saw the end of Bramall Lane as a cricket venue for the White Rose, with the South Stand eventually constructed over the old wicket.

In next season’s programme, the Blades are planning a regular feature to chart Yorkshire’s history at Bramall Lane, whilst they are also asking for supporters who attended cricket matches here to send in pictures and write some personal memories of following cricket in S2.

Whether it is a memory of a particular game, a photograph (like this one sent to the club by fan John Lister) or some Bramall Lane cricket memorabilia - United want to hear from you.

To send in your contribution, email matthew. young@sufc.co.uk and you could feature in next season’s programme.

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Broadbent convinced he can develop with Rovers George Broadbent is convinced Rovers is the club where he can make big strides in his young career.

The midfielder has signed a two-year deal at the EcoPower Stadium after switching from South Yorkshire neighbours Sheffield United for an undisclosed fee.

And he said boss Grant McCann had sold him on the project he is

putting together at the club, as well as how he can be developed as a player.

“I’m really looking forward working with the manager,” the 22year-old said. “He has a past history of helping young players develop and become a success.

“The manager was really positive from our first phonecall. He explained the project and how he sees

working with me and what he can do to help me.

“He’s seen me play and he was really positive on where he sees me playing as well as the club hitting targets for the season coming up.”

The former Manchester United youngster will add energy to Rovers’ midfield ranks.

He said: “I’m a boxto-box midfielder who likes to get up and

down, attacking and defending. I contribute goals and assists and I see myself arriving late in the box to score goals.

“I’ll give 100 per cent effort in every game and leave everything on the pitch. I’m a real team member that’s willing to learn and adapt to different roles, whether that’s in a defensive position or an attacking position.”

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West Midlands Safari Park.............................£45 £40 Bridlington or Scarborough............................£18 £17 Halifax Piece Hall and Hebden Bridge..............£18 £17 Legoland Windsor.........................................£60 £60 Blackpool Air Show.......................................£18 £17 Whitby Regatta.............................................£18 £17 Diggerland...................................................£40 £35 Skegness or Ingoldmells................................£18 £17

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24-28 jul scarborough - delmont hotel......................................................

24-28 jul cotswolds tour - bosworth hall hotel & Spa.................

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31 jul-4 aug sidmouth - royal york & faulkner hotel..............................

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