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ROTHERHAM SHOW RETURNS THIS SEPTEMBER ECO SOFAS Rotherham Show Returns Rotherham show graphic, tent to the right, icon of Clifton Park Museum and Bandstand and people attending the show Rotherham’s largest cultural festival is to return with old favourites plus new attractions on Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 September.

Taking place, as usual, in the beautiful surroundings of Clifton Park, bringing a vibrant mix of music, dance, theatre and comedy, places to play and rest, blooms, bakes and much more. Entry to the show, which runs from 11am to 5pm each day, is free.

With children, young people, and families at its heart, the Children’s Capital of Culture Area is an exciting, creative,

and interactive space that is jam-packed with hands-on activities, brilliant shows, a family rave, an eye-catching play sculpture ‘Let’s Twist’ from Kaleider, and Libraries Hub. Beloved Rotherhambased organisations Gulliver’s, Grimm & Co. and Magna will also be there throughout the weekend!

New for this year’s show is the Festival Village, curated by Flux Rotherham, a celebration of the yearround tradition of festivals across Rotherham with an amazing programme of performances and workshops. In this new space, visitors will find music from Rotherham Drummers United and The Bewonderment Machine, poetry from Ray Hearne, a wonderful workshop from

artist and designer Ellie Way, plus, traditional dance by Wath Morris Minors.

Rotherham Council’s Cabinet Member for Social Inclusion, Cllr David Sheppard, said: “Rotherham Show is always a highlight in my calendar and this year is no exception. With a wonderful programme of music, dance, food, and activities this year’s event has something for everyone. It’s a real chance for people to soak up the atmosphere, get together with their communities and celebrate what Rotherham has to offer. We’re expecting thousands of people to come along and best of all, entry is free, which is a real bonus. Every year the Rotherham Show feels like

the beating heart of the town, a coming together and a chance to make memories, so be sure to put the dates in your diary!”

Visitors will also get the chance to see popular annual attractions including visitor favourites, the Vintage Vehicle Rally, Strongmen competitions, Let’s Circus, the Chuckle Tent and of course the beloved Made in Rotherham Horticultural Show.

People will be able to browse the Produce & Makers Market with its handmade, unique goodies; soak up the colour and flavours of the Asian Bazaar; or enjoy offerings at the Food Court.

Music is an integral part of the show with some amazing performances over

the years, and this year promises to be no different!

From brass bands and Hip Hop to rock and Reggae you can listen to fantastic free performances throughout the show weekend across two stages and the bandstand plus, a few popup performances to look out for too! Throughout the weekend the show will celebrate the spirit of the borough and give people the chance to enjoy an amazing free festival of culture, entertainment, and family fun. But most of all, it will offer the chance for people to be together.

Parking will be available at Herringthorpe Playing Fields for £3.50 per day, card payment only. The playing fields are a 5-minute walk from the showground.

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sheffield rocks as skyline festival is back for 2023 After seven consecutive sold-out events since their launch in April 2022, Skyline Festival returns on August 27th across four stages at FØRGE and Southbank!

Skyline will showcase a wide-range of musical genres across its four stages, from Tech-House & Disco to RnB & Garage.

The vast majority of the lineup is composed of local DJs and artists, with the goal of promoting the best up-and-coming talent the Steel City has to offer.

The lineup includes Brad Wood, Finn Eden & Gruvee, who have been drawing serious attention in the electronic scene with their recent tracks. After a surprise

appearance at the last event though from TikTok sensation TeeDee, Skyline customers have been accustomed to late headliner announcements!

They’re bringing in ex-Gatecrasher lighting techs to take the production to a whole new level, including stunning laser shows, pyrotechnics and confetti airbursts! Working alongside Sheffield based audio team Raze Sound System, they’ll also be upgrading the sound with the cutting edge Danley system which has appeared at countless major UK festivals already this year.

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News, Information and Advice BHF helpline calls are now free bridge closure Calls to the British Heart Foundation’s (BHF) Heart Helpline have seen a 10 percent increase from last year, with nurses now taking up to 400 calls a week.

The figures have been released as the charity announces that thanks to fundraising through their partnership with Royal Mail, its vital helpline is now free to call for the first time since the service was first made available over 20 years ago. The Heart Helpline is a service where heart patients can call and speak to experienced cardiac nurses about their condition and concerns.

The Heart Helpline, which is open five days a week, offers expert information and support about heart and circulatory diseases and their risk factors to approximately 80 callers a day. Switching to a freephone number means the public won’t be charged for seeking support from an experienced cardiac nurse, making heart health information and guidance more accessible than ever. Maureen Talbot, Senior Cardiac Nurse at the BHF said: “Making our Heart Helpline free to call is a milestone celebration for the BHF. It’s now easier than ever for someone to ring us for information and support, and they can speak to one of our dedicated and experienced cardiac nurses. This has never been more needed as hundreds of thousands of people face record long waits for vital heart care.

For over 20 years, we have been helping hundreds of thousands of people process a new diagnosis, understand clinical jargon or been a shoulder to cry on. We’re so grateful to Royal Mail for helping us make our brilliant service even more accessible

to support countless more patients and their families.”

Greg Sage, Deputy Director Corporate Affairs & ESG, Royal Mail said: “It’s fantastic that we’ve been able to make the Heart Helpline freely accessible for the British public, and brilliant to hear how it’s going to benefit individuals and families across the country. It’s only been made possible through the hard fundraising efforts of our colleagues here at Royal Mail. Royal Mail staff have pushed themselves through physical challenges such as the London Marathon, BHF’s London to Brighton Bike Ride and generously donated through Payroll Giving and worked hard on initiatives to raise money for BHF. It’s a proud achievement for us to have enabled the Heart Helpline to be moved to a freephone number and we’re looking forward to seeing what other impact our partnership with BHF can have.”

There are currently around 7.6 million people in the UK living with heart or circulatory diseases, with these conditions being the biggest killer globally. The Waters family from Tunbridge Wells in Kent, used the BHF’s Heart Helpline on multiple occasions to support father and husband Stuart Waters.

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Stuart, 48 at the time, suffered a cardiac arrest whilst in the car with his two young children. Stuart was considered clinically dead for 18 minutes and needed several follow-up operations. Stuart’s wife, Leanne Waters, 37, said: “The BHF’s Heart Helpline was hugely important for us a family whilst Stuart was undergoing help and treatment after his cardiac arrest. I felt I needed the support from experts so that I could help him and our family as best I could.

It was such a tough time for us and I felt I couldn’t let out my emotions to other members of the family. I remember speaking to a specialist nurse and just breaking down – she allowed me that space that I couldn’t find elsewhere.

The nurses have always been so kind and gave us the knowledge and reassurance we needed.

Knowing it was there as a crutch for us was invaluable. It’s fantastic to hear that the Heart Helpline is now totally free and will continue to support and help families the way it did for us.”

The BHF and Royal Mail partnership will last until 2026 with the goal of protecting heart health and saving lives across communities. This first fundraising milestone will be hugely significant for the 1,600 callers that come through the Heart Helpline each month looking for expert guidance.

You can contact the Heart Helpline for free on: 0808 802 1234 or visit www.bhf.org.uk/ informationsupport/hearthelpline

The unique ‘Cobweb Bridge’ on Five Weirs Walk has been closed as a result of vandalism this weekend.

Due to concerns for the safety of the bridge, it has been closed until further notice. Assessments are currently underway to understand the extent of the damage to the steelwork. Once this assessment is complete a plan will be drawn up to repair the damage and timescales for how long these repairs will take can be established.

Further details will be shared as soon possible.

In the meantime, bridge users are asked to take alternative routes.

There are a number of alternatives routes which can be taken which are detailed below.

From Castlegate, head down Furnival Road and cross at Derek Dooley Way at the traffic lights.

Proceed under the railway arch and pick up the Five Weirs Walk at Sussex Street.

From Castlegate, head along Blast Lane beside the canal, turn left on to Cadman Street and then immediate right onto Sussex Street. Turn left on to Effingham Road and rejoin the Five Weirs Walk at Sheffield Bailey Bridge.

If accessing the bridge from the Wicker, all users will need to head back to Castlegate and follow the above routes or use Derek Dooley Way to get to Furnival Road.

Cllr Ben Miskell, Chair of the Transport, Regeneration and Climate Policy Committee, said: “We are disappointed that the impressive Cobweb Bridge on the Five Weirs Walk was closed this weekend as a result of vandalism. Acts like this have an impact a lot of people and I know that it will be disappointing for many not to be able to use this crucial route.

We’re working to establish the extent of the damage and how long it will take to repair and reopen the route. The pedestrian and cycle route provides a key link between the city centre and the east of Sheffield.

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A specialist dog fostering scheme which supports people fleeing domestic abuse is issuing an urgent plea for more foster carers across Yorkshire after seeing a 23% increase in demand for its services over the last 12 months.

The Freedom Project, managed by Dogs Trust, the UK’s largest dog welfare charity, offers a lifeline for dog owners who are escaping from domestic abuse. It provides temporary foster homes for dogs, enabling survivors to access safe accommodation without the fear of what may happen to their dog if they cannot take them with them. Pets are often abused and, in some cases, killed by the perpetrator of domestic abuse in order to control and coerce. In addition to the physical abuse that pets may suffer, Dogs Trust found that 97%* of professionals working in the domestic abuse sector also said that animals are often used as a means of controlling someone experiencing domestic abuse. So far this year, Freedom Project volunteers have fostered 211 dogs, allowing 163 people to flee domestic abuse.

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James is currently fostering for the Freedom Project: “I really wanted to get a dog but I feel ready for the long-term commitment at the time.

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nhs care during strikes The NHS is urging people in South Yorkshire to plan ahead for their healthcare needs in the run up to what is expected to be a particularly busy time for health and care services in the region.

NHS consultants will be striking on Thursday 24 and Friday 25 August and there is likely to be a significant impact on services and disruption to appointments during this time.

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LEADMILL URGE LOBBYING OF COUNCIL FOR CAMPAIGN The new leader of Sheffield City Council, Tom Hunt, has a major headache less than three months into the job — and it’s not something a quick paracetamol can solve.

The Leadmill, who are currently running the ‘Battle for the Soul of Sheffield’ campaign, have launched a major lobbying effort demanding that Hunt backs their bid to save their iconic venue — and more than 5,000 people have already committed to the push.

Supporters of the campaign are being asked to ‘#TellTom’ to back The Leadmill’s campaign to keep their doors open on Twitter/X, by email or postcard.

Tom Hunt is the Leader of

Sheffield Council and so far hasn’t taken a position on the hostile takeover of The Leadmill, which puts decades of cultural heritage and history at risk “This isn’t just about The Leadmill,” a spokesperson from The Leadmill said. “Everything that’s made our city what it is today is at stake. It may start with us, but it goes much further than that. If we don’t stop this hostile takeover, the very soul and character of our great city is at risk. Tom needs to pick a side.”

Supporters can either tweet @ tomhunt100 using #TellTom, email him at tom.hunt@ councillor.sheffield.gov.uk, or they can write letters to him. A campaign hub with posters and

leaflets has also been launched so residents can show their support.

All the details to do so and guidance to do so can be found here: www.savetheleadmill.com/ TellTom A Spokesperson for The Leadmill said: “This isn’t just about The Leadmill. Everything that’s made our city what it is today is now at stake, but here’s the truth: The leader of our council is ignoring us. We’ve reached out to Tom by text, phone call, email and letter — and we’ve heard nothing.

“Tom, of all people, should know that this hostile takeover risks fundamentally and forever changing the course of our city,

heritage, and culture. It may start with us at The Leadmill, but it goes much further than that. If we don’t stop this hostile takeover, the very soul and character of our great city is at risk. Tom needs to pick a side.

“There are 80 members of staff who are incredibly passionate about ensuring that The Leadmill is a top quality venue that provides a huge variety of entertainment to visitors from across the globe, but we are all so tired of the ongoing situation — time and energy is being spent on trying to retain our jobs and The Leadmill. Its history and its legacy is so important to Sheffield and to all of us working here.

“That’s why we’re asking you – the great people of Sheffield (and further afield!) to help us win this battle. It’s simple, easy and quick:

we need you to #TellTom to back our campaign. Tom Hunt is the leader of Sheffield City Council and is accountable to you. He is elected by you, works for you, and represents you. He should have your best interests at heart.

“We need you to #TellTom how you feel about this hostile takeover and #TellTom to join us in this Battle for the Soul of Sheffield. You can #TellTom by email, letter or tweet him.

“All the details to do so and guidance to do so can be found here: www.savetheleadmill.com/ TellTom “We have been overwhelmed by your support so far, but we can only win this Battle for the Soul of Sheffield with your help, so let’s get out there and #TellTom how we feel. And don’t forget to tell your friends and family to join too! Thank you.”

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battling blades go down to last minute forest winner United battled gamely in Nottingham on Friday night, only to be denied a deserved point by a late goal.

Gustavo Hamer, on his debut, cancelled out Taiwo Awoniyi’s early opener and for long periods, the Blades more than matched the hosts, but substitute Chris Wood snatched the points at the death which was harsh on the visitors. Boss Heckingbottom handed Hamer his debut against Steve Cooper’s Reds, one of two changes, with Souza making his full bow in place of the injured Baldock.

Norwood equalled Carl Bradshaw’s Premier League appearance record, whilst the newest recruit Tom Davies made the bench.

In front of an expectant home crowd, United got off to the worst possible start. In the third minute, a miskick by Lowe was seized upon

by Johnson and from a Aurier cross, AWONIYI rose highest to head past Foderingham.

United looked for an instant response from a Robinson long throw, but Osula couldn’t get any contact on the ball after Ahmedhodžić had flicked towards.

Former Blades loanee Gibbs-White was denied routinely by Foderingham, before a corner was kept alive

by Aurier and ended with McKenna heading over. Forest had appeals for a penalty waved away by referee Bankes after Ahmedhodžić and Awoniyi tangled, before the Bosnian timed his challenge perfectly to deflect the ball away from Williams. United’s best chance came on 34 minutes, Osborn’s low cross was only partially cleared by Danilo, but despite fully stretching Turner, Souza’s curling effort was claimed by

the American stopper.

Osborn then freed Hamer following a mistake by Hamer, but with Osula lurking, Worrall headed clear, before Boly was booked for a blatant tug on Traoré. The Blades were really starting to come into the game, with both Lowe and the Osborn winning corners after being found in the area by Traoré and Hamer respectively.

Before the break, Aurier was cautioned following a disagreement with the match official, as GibbsWhite fired over from a promising position.

There was still time left

for United to have their own penalty appeals waved away as Mangala and Osula challenged in the area, as Norwood was the latest to be booked for seemingly speaking out of turn.

United mad a change at the interval with Larouci replacing Lowe and the visitors were soon on the front foot, Traoré crossed, Osula competed with Worrall, before Ahmedhodžić fired an effort, which deflected of Williams, wide. Aurier headed the corner over his own bar and from the second corner, the Blades levelled on 48

minutes. McKenna could only clear to HAMER who curled a delicious effort into the top corner to send the away end into delirium.

Having finished the first half strongly, United were the ones forcing the issue having restored parity and Souza came within inches of replicating the effort from Hamer after excellent work by Osula. On 56 minutes, Awoniyi had the ball in the net from Johnson’s pass, but the assistant referee flagged and Souza was withdrawn as Basham entered the fray. The game

remained on a knifeedge entering the last 20 minutes, as Hamer was cautioned for a foul on the ever-lively Gibbs-White. United made a third change, with Brooks introduced at the expense of Osula.

A mix-up between Worrall and McKenna presented Traoré with

After a whirlwind six weeks at the helm, 10 new additions to the squad and now into the cut and thrust of the Championship campaign, to say it’s been a hectic start for Xisco would be an understatement.

As the manager continues to mould the team in his image, impart new ideas and put his stamp on the squad, Xisco has called

for calm heads, a little time and patience during this transitional period. The hard work has continued on the training ground this week and with more new faces through the door, the squad is taking shape.The Owls slipped to defeat against Preston as the visitors profited from a set piece goal that decided the game. Wednesday turned in a much-

improved performance following two previous losses and Xisco says the signs were there for better things ahead.

But the manager also emphasised the need for increased energies moving forward as the team combats the demands of the Championship.

He said: “We are improving, it was a better performance and we must go step by step. Of course I am disappointed with the result because we deserved something from the game. There is a big difference between the divisions and we must have more energy, more velocity,

more power. “We are getting there and we lost today on a set play.

I am working with the players every day, I can see the improvements.

We will continue to get better and we must be patient.”

Xisco says new recruit Momo Diaby will be assessed after the midfielder hobbled off in the second half.

Diaby impressed in the engine room and Xisco said: “He played a good game, it was a good performance and I was sad to see him come off. It is too early right now, we will assess the situation and get the full report from the medical department.”

Millers boss Matt Taylor bemoaned his side’s inability to capitalise on their early advantage as a Jobe Bellingham-inspired Sunderland ran out narrow victors at the Stadium of Light.

Hakeem Odoffin put the Millers ahead with a well-taken effort but it proved a false dawn

as Bellingham turned the game on its head with a brace either side of the interval – with his first goal coming just two minutes after Rotherham’s opener.

“Immediately after the game, I’m frustrated.

Especially their first goal on the back of just going ahead. We knew what this atmosphere would

be like if we stayed ahead just that little bit longer. The pressure would have built on the home team and that was a moment we needed to see out better than we did. The second goal is an example of where we are at the moment.

We defend their counter attack and win the ball back and then give it

away. I felt that just happened all over the pitch. It happened too often today and meant it was a difficult encounter trying to stop them. I thought defensively we did enough to get something out of the game. Our use of the ball let us down too often, today.

so naturally that’s not going to end up well,” he said. “The Hull game was a massive high for everybody. That shows how good we can be and everyone knows it. It was the perfect performance from this group. Sprinting everywhere, pressing, high energy, clinical on the counterattack and being calm, composed

and keeping it when we’ve got the ball.

Mansfield was kind of a step back in the right direction but it’s low after Saturday. We need to get back to the drawing board and find a level of consistency when we have two games in a week and try to really push on and get the points.”

an opportunity, but in fairness to Turner he did well to deny him.

Hackford was United’s final change, and on 89 minutes, Forest delivered the cruellest of blows as WOOD headed home Aurier’s cross to snatch the spoils.

xisco pleased with progress despite result taylor bemoans defensive slip-ups

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llandudno................................................................................... £20.00 skegness......................................................................................... £20.00 cotswolds - bourton-on-the-water..................... £20.00 bury market & shopper..................................................... £20.00 windsor castle........................................................................ ...........................................adult £60.00 child (5-17) £48 SUN 10th SOUTHPORT AIR SHOW............................................................ £20.00 MON 11TH YORK................................................................................................... £20.00 TUE 12TH HAWORTH & HEBDEN BRIDGE.............................................. £20.00 THU 14th DURHAM........................................................................................... £20.00 SAT 16TH EMMERDALE VILLAGE TOUR & LEEDS.............................. £55.00 SAT 16TH HARROGATE AUTUMN FLOWER SHOW............................ £43.00 SUN 17TH LIVERPOOL & ALBERT DOCKS............................................... £20.00 TUE 19TH HALIFAX PIECE HALL.................................................................. £20.00 THU 21ST SCARBOROUGH............................................................................. £20.00 SAT 23RD SKEGNESS......................................................................................... £20.00 SUN 24TH MALVERN AUTUMN FLOWER SHOW.................................. £41.00 MON 25TH CHESHIRE OAKS OUTLET......................................................... £20.00 tue 26th NORTH ALLERTON & THIRSK................................................. £20.00 THU 28TH LINCOLN............................................................................................ £20.00 SAT 30TH BEVERLEY MARKET..................................................................... £20.00 tue 5th cotswolds - bourton-on-the-water..................... £20.00 OCTOBER sUN 1ST YORK - FOOD FESTIVAL............................................................. £20.00 MON 2ND PICKERING & SCARBOROUGH............................................... £20.00 tue 3RD HULL VIA HUMBER BRIDGE.................................................... £20.00 thu 5th stratford-upon-avon........................................................ £20.00 coronation street experience & salford quays... £55.00 sat 7th sun 8th liverpool...................................................................................... £20.00 tue 10th shrewsbury................................................................................. £20.00 thu 12th southport.................................................................................... £20.00 sat 14th trafford centre..................................................................... £20.00 sun 15th harry potter studios......................................................... ...........................................adult £88.00 child (4-15) £78 mon 16th llandudno..................................................................................... £20.00 wed 18th skipton market & shopper.............................................. £20.00 sat 21st bury market & shopper..................................................... £20.00 sun 22nd blackpool (no drive through).................................. £20.00 Tue 24th blackpool (no drive through).................................. £20.00 wed 25th chester zoo inc ticket....................................................... ..............................Adult £42 child 3-17 £38 U3 £19.00 sat 28th shrek the musical - bradford alhambra.......... £58.00 sat 28th whitby goth................................................................................ £20.00 sun 29th whitby goth................................................................................ £20.00 mon 30th scarborough............................................................................. £20.00

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3-8 sept torquay - derwent hotel....................................................................

4-8 sept bideford - durrant house hotel..................................................

4-8 sept llandudno - four oaks hotel.........................................................

4-8 sept skegness - savoy hotel..........................................................................

4-8 sept whitby - royal hotel...............................................................................

4-8 sept blackpool - president hotel............................................................

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9-13 sept criccieth - george iv hotel................................................................

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10-15 sept eastbourne - cumberland hotel..................................................

11-15 sept weymouth - carlton hotel...............................................................

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17-22 sept llandudno - chatsworth house hotel...................................

17-23 sept falmouth - membly hall hotel......................................................

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18-22 sept scarborough - delmont hotel......................................................

20-24 sept scarborough - cumberland hotel.............................................

22-25 sept blackpool - president hotel............................................................

23-28 sept strathpeffer - ben wyvis hotel......................................................

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25-29 sept ilfracombe - imperial hotel..............................................................

25-29 sept torquay - derwent hotel....................................................................

25-29 sept weymouth - carlton hotel...............................................................

25-29 sept cotswolds tour - bosworth hall hotel & spa.................

25-29 sept eastbourne - queens hotel..........................................................................

25-29 sept bournemouth - suncliff hotel......................................................

25-29 sept blackpool - ruskin hotel....................................................................

25-29 sept aberfoyle - rob roy hotel..................................................................

30 sep -1 oct scarborough overnight - cumberland hotel.................

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2-6 oct sandown isle of wight - burlington hotel........................

2-6 oct paignton - cambria hotel...................................................................

2-6 oct brighton - royal albion hotel.......................................................

2-6 oct llandudno - chatsworth house hotel...................................

6-8 oct southport - prince of wales, scarisbrick, royal clifton hotel..

7-11 oct newquay - eliot hotel............................................................................

8-12 oct grange-over-sands - cumbria grand hotel.......................

9-13 oct llandudno - four oaks hotel.........................................................

9-13 oct skegness - savoy hotel..........................................................................

9-13 oct blackpool - ruskin hotel....................................................................

13-16 oct blackpool - president hotel............................................................

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