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South Yorkshire’s Deputy Mayor Kilvinder Vigurs has welcomed new knife surrender bins being installed across South Yorkshire as the Government expands its drive to take dangerous weapons off Britain’s streets. They form part of a nationwide roll-out of 45 surrender bins. Four of which have been placed at fire stations in Doncaster, Rotherham, Barnsley and Sheffield in agreement with local violence reduction, policing and community safety partners. More than 15,000 knives and offensive weapons have been removed from Britain’s streets over the past year. These have included ninja swords, zombie-style knives,
South Yorkshire Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime, Kilvinder Vigurs, said: “Knives have no place on the streets of South Yorkshire. This initiative will give people a safe and anonymous way to hand in weapons in what we see as a positive step that will help to save lives and reduce the risk of harm in our communities. “The sheer number of knives that have been handed in nationally shows the importance of having somewhere they can be dropped off with no questions asked. It is just another small way of making people in South Yorkshire safer.” The surrender bins operate on a ‘no questions asked’ basis to encourage people who may otherwise be reluctant to
New Drive to Take Dangerous Knives Off Our Streets machetes, swords and kitchen knives. In South Yorkshire these bins are just one strand of the work the Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) is doing to tackle knife crime. The VRU brings together partners from across the county to deliver an approach that aligns prevention and enforcement activity with a shared responsibility and collective commitment to create better futures for children and young people. This includes developing education packages to be delivered in schools, funding community groups and organisations to provide alternative activities for young people to get involved in and provides mentoring support to children at risk.
handover their weapons in fear of the consequences. The weapons must be wrapped and sealed in a box or bag and will be disposed of safely and securely. Doncaster Central MP, Sally Jameson, said: “Knife crime has devastating impacts on lives, families and communities, which is why we must do everything we can to prevent dangerous weapons from ending up onDoncaster’s streets. Surrender bins provide a safe and anonymous way for people to dispose of knives, helping to reduce the risk of harm and support our wider efforts to tackle serious violence. Every weapon handed in is potentially a life saved.” The Government’s wider action to tackle knife
crime is being given the backing of families who have experienced its devastating consequences first-hand. The new Surrender Bins can be found at: Barnsley Fire and Rescue Service Fire Station Broadway, Barnsley S70 6RA Doncaster Fire and Rescue Service Fire Station Leicester Avenue, Doncaster DN2 6DR Rotherham Fire and Rescue Service Fire Station Fitzwilliam Road, Eastwood, Rotherham S65 1LZ Sheffield Fire and Rescue Service Fire Station Lowedges Road, Sheffield S8 7JN
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OWLERTON STADIUM TO HOST THE DRANFIELD’S CIU RACE NIGHT Sheffield’s Owlerton Stadium will be hosting the Dransfields CIU Racenight on Friday, September 18. This great event is a fantastic opportunity to witness some top-class dog racing on one of the best tracks in the country and to have a good nightout with club colleagues. For the special discounted price of£22, Union members can enjoy a three-course meal in the glass-fronted Panorama Restaurant where you can watch
the racing from the comfort of your seat.As in previous editions of this annual event, a total of 14 races will take place throughout the evening, making for a fast-paced night of action. Union General Secretary Kenneth D Green CMD ACM and other members of the NEC will be attending the event, along with representatives of many of the Union’s Preferred Suppliers, including Racenight title sponsors Dransfields. Even if members of your
club can’t make it to Sheffield on the night, you can still get involved by taking part in the CIU Greyhound Sweepstake by picking the winning dog in the Dransfields CIU sponsored race (a letter will be sent to your club from Head Office).
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So many people these days are too judgmental I can tell just by looking at them. To the person in the wheelchair that stole my camo jacket. You can hide, but you can’t run. Today, I got kicked out of my “Flat Earth” Facebook group... I just wanted to know if the ‘6 feet apart’ social distancing guideline was pushing anyone over the edge. My son asked, “Dad, every time I talk to girls, I get butterflies in my stomach! What should I do?!” I gently put my arm around him and replied, “That’s easy son...” “Stop eating caterpillars!”
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Did you know that 97% of the world is stupid? Luckily I’m in the other 5%. So, I read a study the other day claiming that “humans eat more bananas than monkeys”. Which - to me - sounded a bit obvious. I can’t remember the last time I ate a monkey.
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Last Week’s Solution ACROSS: 5) Rim, 7) Whimsical, 8) Ibex, 10) Pastiche, 11) Dare, 12) Noisome, 14) Zero, 16) Ewer, 17) Defraud, 18) Curd, 20) Jeopardy, 22) Sloe, 24) Gelignite, 25) Sir. DOWN: 1) Cheat, 2) Emit, 3) Mischief, 4) Pace, 5) Rub, 6) Mix, 8) Indeed, 9) Eerie, 12) Noddle, 13) Oratorio, 15)
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1) Four and twenty of which common UK bird were baked in a pie, according to the children’s nursery rhyme? 2) ‘’The Conquest of Gaul’ by Julius Caesar was originally written in which language?
3) Felicity Montagu played hardworking PA Lynn for which British comedy character?
Equal, 19) Edits, 20) Jeer, 21) Aunt, 22) S.O.S, 23) Oar.
In the News This Week 19th August - 25th August
19/8/1940 - First flight of the B-25 Mitchell medium bomber. 20/8/1940 - British Prime Minister Winston Churchill makes the fourth of his famous wartime speeches, containing the line “Never was so much owed by so many to so few.” 21/8/1938 - NASA loses contact with the Mars Observer spacecraft.
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Born this week 19/8/1931 20/8/1971 21/8/1978 22/8/1970 23/8/1972 24/8/1957 25/8/1961
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Partnership to tackle littering and dog fouling takes effect across Sheffield A new partnership to tackle littering and dog fouling is now operating across Sheffield, bringing increased enforcement activity to help keep the city’s streets, parks and neighbourhoods cleaner. Sheffield City Council has joined forces with City of Doncaster Council and specialist enforcement provider Waste Investigations Support and Enforcement Ltd (WISE) to deliver a dedicated proactive enforcement service across the city. Residents can expect to see more uniformed enforcement officers out and about in areas where littering and dog fouling are known to be a problem. The officers will carry out patrols across Sheffield and issue Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs) to people caught committing offences. Enforcement officers are not authorised to collect cash; they will just issue FPNs and individuals will need to follow the instructions on the notice to make payment. The new arrangement strengthens the Council’s approach to tackling environmental crime and supports wider efforts to create cleaner, safer and more welcoming neighbourhoods for everyone. The service brings additional enforcement capacity to Sheffield, allowing officers to focus specifically on littering and dog fouling while Council environmental enforcement officers continue their wider environmental protection duties. “Residents rightly expect clean streets, parks and neighbourhoods, and most people take pride in their local area. Unfortunately, a small minority continue to spoil our city by dropping litter or failing to clean up after their dogs. “This new partnership means people will see more enforcement officers out in communities across Sheffield. Their role is to tackle these offences, issue fines where appropriate and help make it clear that littering and dog fouling will not be tolerated. “By increasing our enforcement activity, we can
better protect the places people live, work and visit, while creating a cleaner and more welcoming environment for everyone.” - Richard Eyre, Director of Street Scene and Regulation WISE currently provides similar services to more than 40 local authorities across the country and already works with Doncaster, Rotherham, North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire councils through comparable arrangements. The partnership has been established following a review of enforcement options. Previously, Sheffield City Council relied on temporary and agency staff to carry out proactive litter enforcement. The new approach provides dedicated enforcement capacity while helping to address the financial and administrative challenges associated with operating a standalone service. Residents can continue to report littering, flytipping and other environmental issues through the Council’s website at www.sheffield.gov.uk
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prostate cancer - the facts planning ahead for probate international cat day Around one in eight men in the UK will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. It is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the UK causing 63,000 new cases and 13,000 deaths every year, yet it is the only major cancer without an NHS screening programme. But urological surgeon Prof Chris Booth, who is a member of the EU Scientific Advisory Board, wants to educate people on the truths surrounding prostate cancer and screening. Myth 1: I only need to worry if I have symptoms Fact: By the time symptoms appear, prostate cancer will already be advanced and incurable. Prostate cancer usually grows slowly and causes NO symptoms till it has spread. That is why screening needs to be done BEFORE symptoms arise whilst the cancer is still inside the prostate and curable. Symptoms such as urinary problems, bone pain, bleeding or fractures often occur only after the cancer has grown outside the prostate or spread to other areas of the body. Many of the men who come for screening often have no symptoms and a simple PSA blood test helps us detect the disease early. Myth 2: A high PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) blood test means you have cancer Fact: Most raised PSA results are not caused by cancer. PSA is produced naturally by the prostate gland, and levels can rise for several reasons, most of which aren’t cancer. These can include a benign enlargement of the prostate, inflammation and urinary infections. Myth 3: PSA tests aren’t reliable Fact: PSA remains the best first step in prostate cancer screening. In fact, about three out of four raised PSA results are caused by non-cancerous prostate conditions. A raised PSA simply signals that the prostate needs further assessment. It does not automatically mean a cancer diagnosis but it’s better to rule it out early. Conversely, some very early cancers may initially produce normal PSA levels. If PSA remains persistently raised, the next step is usually a multiparametric MRI (mpMRI) scan, which is now considered the gold standard for identifying suspicious
areas within the prostate. When interpreted properly and used, PSA testing remains the most effective first step in diagnosing prostate cancer early enough for cure. Myth 4: Prostate cancer is something which happens to old men Fact: Risks of prostate cancer increases with age but it can occur in younger men in their 40s. While risk increases with age, it can occur in younger men, particularly those with a strong family history or Black African/Caribbean heritage. Incidence rates for prostate cancer in the UK are highest in males aged 75 to 79 but there are still a high number of men in their 40s and 50s who are diagnosed. In fact, 65% of all new prostate cancer cases in the UK are diagnosed in people aged 74 and below. Myth 5: Prostate cancer treatment ruins your quality of life Fact: If you do have cancer, it doesn’t always mean immediate aggressive treatment and surgery. In fact, many non-aggressive early cancers, particularly in older men, merely require surveillance, reserving treatment only if the cancer shows signs of growth. Even if you do need treatment, there are new Focal Therapy options now available. Importantly, early diagnosis gives patients an increased choice of access to these minimally invasive treatments which offer effective treatment with minimal side effects. Myth 6: I’m healthy so I’m not at risk Fact: Prostate cancer can strike any man from age 40 upwards. It’s true that some men face a significantly higher risk, but every man can develop prostate cancer. Men of Black African or Caribbean heritage have around double the lifetime risk. There is also a familial risk: if your father or brother has had prostate cancer the risk is doubled but there’s also a risk if a relative on your mother’s side of the family has had breast or ovarian cancer due to inheritance of BRCA gene variants. In conclusion, undisputed published trial evidence has shown that screening, starting with a simple PSA test, can as much as halve your risk of dying from prostate cancer!
An estate planner has shared his advice for bereaved families who are navigating probate following the death of a loved one. Steve Bish says that despite a cut in the time taken for simple Grants of Probate to be made, the award-winning advisor and author believes that preparation is essential for any estates which include businesses or properties with bills which need paying. “If you’ve ever been involved in administering an estate, you’ll know that grief and paperwork rarely arrive separately,” he says. “While probate is often viewed as the moment everything can finally move forward, the reality is very different. Businesses still need running, bills still need paying, properties still need maintaining and families are often left trying to make important decisions before they have formal legal authority. No family wants to think about probate until they have to. Yet the period immediately following a death is often when people are at their most vulnerable, emotionally and practically. The estates that navigate probate most successfully aren’t necessarily those with the most paperwork. More often, they’re the ones where expectations have been discussed, responsibilities are understood and practical information is readily available. Recent delays in the probate process have highlighted something many professionals have known for years: life doesn’t pause simply because probate hasn’t been granted.” Steve’s five tips for managing probate delays 1. Don’t wait until probate to start organising Many people assume nothing can happen until probate is granted and the legal rights have been granted to the executor. While certain actions must wait, much of the preparation doesn’t. To avoid delays, it’s best to create a list of assets, gather financial information, locate important documents and understand who the key advisers are. The more organised everything is, the smoother the process becomes once authority is granted. 2. Allocate tasks One of the biggest
causes of confusion is uncertainty over roles. • Who should be speaking to the solicitor? • Who should liaise with financial advisers? • Who is responsible for the property? • Who is paying any bills? Without clarity, families can unintentionally duplicate work, make conflicting decisions or place unnecessary pressure on one another. Having agreed responsibilities early helps everyone work together more effectively. 3. Keep clear records During emotionally difficult times it’s easy for conversations and decisions to become blurred. If urgent actions are taken such as paying essential bills, maintaining property or dealing with business matters before funds from the estate have been released, keep a simple record of: • what was done and how much was spent • why it was necessary • who agreed it • any supporting evidence, especially receipts and invoices Good record keeping protects everyone involved and provides transparency later. 4. Communicate regularly Silence often creates more anxiety than delays themselves. Whether you’re an executor, family member or adviser, regular updates help manage expectations. Even if there is little progress, letting everyone know where things stand reduces uncertainty and prevents misunderstandings. While probate can take only weeks in some cases, in others it can take months so it is important to keep lines of communication open. 5. Plan before it’s needed Perhaps the biggest lesson from delayed probate isn’t about probate at all; it’s about preparation. A wellwritten will is only part of the picture. Families also benefit from knowing: • where important information is stored • who key advisers are • how digital accounts can be accessed • what immediate priorities are • who should coordinate communication These conversations can make an enormous difference when the unexpected happens.
Ahead of International Cat Day Blue Cross is calling on cat owners in South Yorkshire to neuter their pets to avoid the hundreds of unplanned litters of kittens needing the charity’s care. The charity is facing a hidden pet welfare crisis due to the ongoing cost of living crisis and is concerned that pet owners are not neutering their pet to avoid vet fees. There are also concerns that owners may be deliberately breeding their cat to sell the kittens, but a lack of buyers leads to them being brought into rescue or simply abandoned to fend for themselves. Katy Orton, Centre Manager at Blue Cross in Sheffield said: “I have never seen kittens coming in for help on a scale like this. Almost every week we are being brought boxes and carrier bags filled with kittens that have been discovered by members of the public. Some are incredibly young and need round the clock care to give them the best chance of survival. This is in addition to the many unplanned and unwanted litters being brought in as well as pregnant cats.” Blue Cross animal rehoming centre in Sheffield has already taken in 30 kittens over the first half of this year, compared to 2025 when 32 were taken in over the whole year. With the summer being peak time for cats to have kittens and ongoing heatwaves the charity fears worse is
yet to come. Blue Cross in Sheffield is looking for homes for 14-week-old kittens Merida, Mulan, Aurora and Eugene. They were an unplanned litter that the owner could not look after. There are many more kittens, cats and other pets in the care of Blue Cross, desperately needing a home. To see them and find out how to rehome a pet from Blue Cross visit our website. With the increasing pressures faced by pets and pet owners, we are facing a hidden pet welfare crisis and Blue Cross needs the support of animal lovers to continue its work helping pets and their people, in any way they can. Whether that’s by donating to keep rehoming and veterinary services going through these tough times, fundraising for Blue Cross, providing foster care for pets while loving new homes are found, or volunteering at pet food banks. Blue Cross is a national charity that has been helping sick, injured and homeless pets since 1897. Every month we help thousands of pets and their people by providing veterinary care, expert behaviour advice and find homeless pets loving families. We also offer education for future generations plus pet bereavement support for those who have lost their beloved pet companion.
Yorkshire Water is reminding customers to use water wisely as the UK’s fifth heatwave of the year arrives, with temperatures in the region set to reach more than 30 degrees. Yorkshire Water is preparing for the increased demand expected during the latest heatwave. During the previous heatwaves, water usage hit 1.55bn litres per day, an increase of more than 220 million litres on average demand. The increase is the equivalent to Leeds, Harrogate and Halifax’s combined daily supply. So far this summer, there have been 39 days where usage has exceeded 1.4bn litres per day, which is the highest number of days above 1.4bn on record, with demand this week expected to exceed 1.4bn every day due to the high temperatures. While Yorkshire is not currently in drought, the region has moved into prolonged dry weather status, the stage before drought following a sustained period of low rainfall and higher temperatures. Yorkshire Water’s reservoir stocks are at 58%, above the 42.1% they were at this stage in 2025, but well below the 73.9% average for this time of year. Debbie Feldhaus, head of strategic water resources and regional planning, said: “This is the fifth heatwave of the summer, and we know that when temperatures rise, so does demand for water. With temperatures set to rise above 30 degrees in the region, we’re preparing for a significant increase in water usage, which will put pressure on our network. Our teams are working hard to manage supplies and ensure we
can continue providing a reliable supply to our customers. But we are also asking everyone to play their part, use water wisely, and save it where possible. Small changes can make a big difference. Whether it’s using a watering can instead of a hosepipe, taking shorter showers or only putting the washing machine and dishwasher on when they’re full, every drop saved helps us protect our water resources now and for the future. Our region is now in prolonged dry weather status, reflecting the hot, dry spring and summer we’ve had in the region. Our reservoir stocks are higher than they were at this time last year, but with water demand at all time highs and no sign of significant rain in the forecast, it is important we all try to make small changes to our water use habits.” Customers are being encouraged to make simple changes during the heatwave: • Use a watering can rather than a hosepipe when watering plants. • Only run washing machines and dishwashers when loads are full. • Turn off the tap while brushing your teeth • Keep a jug of water in the fridge rather than running the tap until it is cold • Reuse water from paddling pools or washing up to water plants • Take shorter showers where possible For more information on how to use less and save more visit the Yorkshire Water dedicated web page
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Government announces a cut in business rates for 32,000 venues
The Government has announced that it will cut business rates bills for social clubs, pubs and live music venues across England from April next year. It says that this is part of a wider plan to “drive good growth in every postcode by reducing the burden on local businesses, boosting investment on high streets and helping communities to thrive.” This announcement follows the earlier representation to the Government by the CIU urging that social clubs should be included in any future support measures for licensed premises. A Government statement said that: “New business ratecuts will benefit nearly 32,000
pubs, clubs and live music venues, saving the typical pub an estimated £1,100 in the next financial year, providing much-needed certainty for businesses looking to invest, grow and create jobs.” It added that the changes will be “fully funded” by reviewing reliefs for businesses that it says do not make a positive contribution to local communities, such as vapeshops. Furthermore, the Government also says that it will also crack down on businesses that sell through online marketplaces but do not comply with their tax obligations, putting them at an unfair advantage over businesses that play by the rules.
The Government is consulting on measures to makeonline marketplaces more responsible for preventing non-compliant sellers from avoiding their tax obligations and stated that further details will be set out in due course. It added that revenue raised from these reforms will be reinvested in improvements to the business rates system. Prime Minister Andy Burnham said: “For too long, governments have stood by while cherished venues have disappeared from our local high streets. So today I am changing that.“ This Government will back the businesses that people want to see in their communities. “I said I would protect pubs and
local high streets – the beating heart of our communities – and that’s what we will do. “What we’re announcing today is just the start as we work to bring back hope across the country.” Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey, added: “Pubs, clubs and live music venues are at the heart of communities across the UK. “They help make a place what we love. They bring people together, support local jobs and help keep high streets and town centres busy — which is why we will back them all theway. We are determined to bring hope back, give businesses the support they need and generate growth in every postcode.”
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CHAPELTOWN WMC The Market Place - Chapeltown • Tel: 0114 246 2570
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT EVERY WEEKEND
friday august 21st
england v panama Thursday 6th August
vinnie soul
top male vocalist saturday august 22nd
re-wired star duo
friday august 28th
emily louise
superb female vocalist saturday august 29th
midnite
Friday
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Sunday
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THE HOME OF LIVE ENTERTAINMENT HALIFAX ROAD, WADSLEY BRIDGE, SHEFFIELD S6 1LB • TELEPHONE 0114 231 31 51
live entertainment friday 21st august fantastic female vocalist
friday 28th august brilliant comedy vocalist
leah marie
ellie gent
saturday 22nd august top live trio
saturday 29th aug star husband wife duo
rubix effect
sunday 23rd august top female solo artist
zena
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friday 21st august
entertainment all weekend!
disco playlist
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sat 22nd august
SATURDAY 22nd august - Superb Male Vocalist
danny herrod
SATURDAY 29th august - Tremendous Male Female Rock & Pop Duo
popaganda ii
Farm Road, Sheffield S2 2TP Tel: 0114 2729947 www.farmrdsocialclub.co.uk
stevens & knight
PLUS BINGO, SUPER 5 & PLAY YOUR CARDS RIGHT
Sports & Social Club
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SUNDAY 30th aug star male duo
large beer gardens • usual opening times function room available - buffets from only £6.50 pp
kamikaze karaoke & independent bikers’ night
russ elliott
seaside rendezvous
disco
playing the hits! sun 23rd august
disco playlist every sunday
traditional sunday lunch served 12 - 4pm food served wed - sun till 8pm
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HANDSWORTH SOCIAL CLUB
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13 Hall Road, Sheffield S13 9AG • Tel: 0114 269 7277
353-355 Walkley Lane Sheffield, S6 2PB
upcoming acts
saturday 22nd august
SATURDAY 22nd august star male female rock n’ pop duo
natalie rivers great young singer
rock n’ rose
friday 28th august - 6:00pm
stevens & knight
top female vocalist
SUNDAY 23rd august top male vocal duo
(Please check website www.handsworthsocialclub.co.uk for updates)
29th aug pablo 30th aug joseph o’brien bingo & five numbers
sorelle jade
saturday 29th august
joe straw star male vocalist
• every thursday • saturday night • sunday lunchtime & night •
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saturday 22nd aug sunday 23rd aug saturday 29th aug sunday 30th aug
cortez star duo
SOUTHEY SOCIAL CLUB
Southey Green Road • Sheffield • S5 7QQ TEL: 0114 2325768 / 0114 2311101
sunday 23rd aug
chris firminger great solo artist
star male vocalist
outstanding artist
sunday 30th aug
deano
ian andrews Star male vocalist
BINGO & LUCKY 5 SAT NIGHT• SUN LUNCHTIMES • sun nights
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lee paver
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Wed 19th august fun & games with billy quiz
Sat 22nd Aug - Top Guitar Vocalist
Sun 23rd Aug - Superb Male Rockabilly Show
jeff walker
the two tones
thurs 20th aug
Sat 29th Aug- Star Male Vocalist
Sun 30th Aug - Great Male Female Party Duo
fri 21st aug
jamie lee lewis
ignition
trevor allen’s
open mic NIGHT
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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
sat 22nd Aug sun 23rd aug
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dj gary
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OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY FROM 2PM • SATURDAY & SUNDAY FROM NOON
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PENNY BLACK NEW!! thursday 20th August ///pub games & top dj! FRIDAY 21st August /// karaoke with jonny
music quiz starts 7pm
NEW!!
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weightwatchers FRIDAY 21st august - 8pm
quiz & OPEN THE BOX
tony lewis from 9pm
saturday 22nd august from 8.00 pm
disco & karaoke
sunday 23rd august - 8pm
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tuesday 25th august 9pm
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function room available
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saturday 22nd august star female vocalist
karis
SATURDAY 22nd August
jonjo
superb male vocalist
saturday 29th august
sunday 23rd August
johnny martell
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Cusworth Road, Doncaster DN5 9RF Tel: 01302 876340
friday 21st august - tremendous keyboard vocalist
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mr cool
Sat 22nd Aug
fabulous solo artist
saturday 22nd august - brilliant live trio
the crowd
ok tc
Sun 23rd Aug
sunday 23rd august - great father son duo
star live party band
jones & junior
Karaoke new! 11th sept & every second friday every Tues & Fri
friday 28th august - amazing male vocalist
northern soul & motown dj’s
Sat 29th Aug
kelly harrison
Sun 30th Aug
the pre-amps
oliver paige
saturday 29th august - brilliant live five piece 70s band
child
star vocalist
sunday 30 august 5.30 pm - star live pop rock trio
burning love
great live band
sunday 30 august 8.30 pm - star live five piece
butterfly
BINGO Every Wednesday Friday Saturday Sunday function rooms available - call for details!
CHESTNUT AVENUE, CARCROFT, DN6 8AG. TEL: (01302) 725497 See our website at www.carcroftclub.com
Armthorpe Coronation Club saturday 22nd august
louie stephens star male vocalist
every tuesday bingo night every wednesday quiz night saturday 29th August
oliver kemplay top artist
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SAT 22nd Aug - top soul & Motown vocalist
jp morris
sun 23rd aug - great solo artist
the g man
fri 28th aug - 3.00 pm - top guitar vocalist
andy staves
SAT 29th Aug - top male female duo
abbie jordan sun 30th aug
3:00 pm - carl knight 7.30 pm craig michael
live entertainment Sat 22nd August
howzat star duo
Sat 29th August
brilliant live band
the originals EVERY WEDNESDAY - LIVE COUNTRY MUSIC WITH RESIDENT BAND & GUESTS
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The Licensing Act 2003 (Premises and Club Premises Certificates) Regulations 2005 Notice is hereby given that We:
Handsworth Express Ltd Have made an application under Section 17 Part 3 of the Licensing Act 2003 for the grant of a Premises Licence for the Premises known as
Part 3 of the Licensing Act 2003 for the grant of a
Handsworth Express, 366-368 Handsworth
Premises Licence for the Premises known as
Road, Sheffield S13 9BY
Cha Cha Chai, 35 London Road
We intend to conduct on or from the premises
Sheffield S2 4LA
the following licensable activities:
We intend to conduct on or from the premises
Provision of late night refreshment:
the following licensable activities:
Sunday
23:00 – 23:30
Tuesday - Thursday
23:00 – 23:30
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GOODS VEHICLE OPERATOR’S LICENCE AW Plant and Grab Hire Ltd Of 1 Rawson Spring Way, Sheffield, S6 1PG
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Rawson Spring Way, Sheffield, S6 1PG
Owners or Occupiers of land (including buildings) near the operating centre(s) who believe that their use or enjoyment of that land would be affected, should make written representations to the Traffic Commissioner at Quarry House, Quarry Hill, Leeds, LS2 7UE, stating their reasons, within 21 Days of this Notice. Representors must at the same time send a copy of their representations to the applicant at the address given at the top of this notice. A Guide to making Representations is available at: www.gov.uk/government/ publications/a-guide-to-makingrepresentations-objections-and-complaintsgoods-vehicle-operator-licensing The Licensing Act 2003 (Premises & Club Premises Certificates) Regulations 2005 Notice is hereby given that: I DVA Private Ltd Have made an application under Section 17 Part 3 of the Licensing Act 2003 for the grant of a Premises Licence for the Premises known as Londis Sylvester House Platform Sylvester Street Sheffield S1 4RN. We intend to conduct on or from the premises the following licensable activities: Sale by retail of alcohol Monday –Sunday 06:00 – 00:00. Interested parties or responsible authorities may make written representations to The Licensing Service, Block C, Staniforth Road Depot, Staniforth Road, Sheffield S9 3HD about this application by 11th September 2026. For information on representations, please see www.sheffield.gov.uk/ licensinginforesidents. For full details and to view a copy of the application please contact the Licensing Service. Telephone: 0114 2734264 or by e-mail licensingservice@sheffield.gov.uk. It is an offence knowingly or recklessly to make a false statement in connection with an application and the maximum fine for which a person is liable on summary conviction for the offence. PMB Licensing Authorised Agent 07779351620 15th August 2026
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Boss pleased with clean OWLS WINNING START CONTINUES sheet in league opener
Chris Wilder was honest in his assessment of Saturday’s opening day stalemate against Birmingham City. In a game of few chances, the honours were share at Bramall Lane, with the boss pleased with the application of his players and a second clean sheet of the season. But the manager did acknowledge his side needed to sharpen up on the ball, feeling his side handed the momentum to the visitors in periods of the game through being loose in possession. “I believe it’s a game that we would have possibly lost last season. It was a game played in their half and our half really, from them playing in our half and us playing in their half, so it was always going to be a game of
moments. “We knew the change of approach since Christmas and knew it was going to be them playing forward, up to [August] Priske, off the back of that, setplays. “I thought all our Achilles heel stuff that happened last year, from the metrics point of view, we stood up to that. “We defended set-plays really well, defended the counter-attack really well, weren’t wide open, was nice and compact and tight. “At the top of the pitch, we never flowed. I think that always, especially emotionally, first game of the season, everything from my point of view and my team’s point of view, seemed a little bit rushed. “We’re usually better on
away were soft.” BRUCE TRIES TO gave “You can always find and negatives REMAIN UPBEAT positives in any game of football AFTER LOSS and the negative for us Rotherham United Head Coach Alex Bruce was disappointed to lose at Cheltenham. Speaking to Radio Sheffield after the twoone loss the Millers Boss said, “I told the players in the dressing room that I know this is my first game as an EFL Manager but I have been in the game a long time and I said sometimes you don’t get what you deserve. And, if truth be told, I think everyone in the ground would say the same. But, on the whole, in terms of performance I was relatively pleased.” “We had a lot of chances, there were a couple of referee decisions that might have gone our way but the two goals we
today was just having that calmness in the final third to having that little bit of quality to take our chances and having that calmness in front of goal.” “The supporters were magnificent today the way they turned out and the way they applauded the lads at the end showed they could hopefully see an improvement. It’s a while I’ve seen a full away end, certainly at League Two level, where you can hear the supporters get behind the team and it makes a massive difference. My message to them is ‘stick with us, get behind the lads’.” “There is still a lot of work to do which I won’t shy away from but hopefully we can build on
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the ball and calmer and create and have a little bit more control. We never really had that. We made some poor decisions with the ball and turned it over. But at least we weren’t wide open and got done on a counterattack and I think that we definitely got done last season. If you can’t win, you don’t get beat.” “We were just a little too loose with the ball – and we weren’t playing mugs either. “It was a little bit bitty but it was a result against one of the top teams in the division. “They managed to wrestle the ball from us second half, but we did manage to tighten things up again. “And I know we are better players than we showed today.” the positives from today. Yes we are disappointed with the result but if we keep playing like that and adding to it I’m sure we will be alright.” Speaking about the Millers goal from Jili Buyabu Alex said: “He was really bright today. He was riddled with cramp after seventy-five minutes so we had to take him off but he’s had a good debut and you can see he’s going to be one to work with which I’m looking forward to doing. He’s got some talent and I’m sure he’s the type of player the supporters will enjoy seeing.”
The Owls entered into a new era with three points at Leyton Orient on the opening day of the new League One campaign. Callum Slattery put down a marker with his maiden SWFC goal but Joseph Olowu promptly levelled. And that left Jamal Lowe to decide the outcome, the Jamaican international’s penalty ensuring the Owls left Brisbane Road with the win. The cooler weather in the capital was welcome for both sides and Orient created first after Wednesday commanded the early stages. A swift counter saw Idris El Mizouni burst down the right inside the box
only to blaze over the crossbar. The hosts went closer still when Yusuf Akhamrich brought a superb low save from Joe Lumley at full stretch. But the Owls hit the front in bizarre fashion on 19 minutes. Keeper Nathan Baxter attempted to clear Phil Chinedu’s backpass but was hunted down by Slattery and could only squirm as the ball ricocheted off the midfielder and into the net. Seven minutes later, though, the O’s were level. Fin Steven’s cross was nodded on by Jaze Kabia into the path of the onrushing Olowu, who stroked home from close range.
Akhamrich was lively throughout the first half, as was evidenced when the Spurs loanee turned on the edge of the area and fired inches over the top. The Moroccan forward was central to the move that ended with El Mizouni rattling the post from 20 yards as the O’s sought second half control. But they were almost halted in their tracks just past the hour when Jamal Lowe headed in Slattery’s cross but a raised flag kept the score level. Moments later, the same duo combined again and the striker’s goal-bound snapshot was pawed away by Baxter – before Jamal Lowe stayed
centre stage and restored Wednesday’s lead on 65 minutes. After being pulled back by James Morris in the six-yard box, Jamel Lowe climbed off the floor to send Baxter the wrong way from the spot. Then the Owls had two golden chances to make the game safe. First, Harry Gray was thwarted by Baxter after ghosting into space at the back stick, then Barry Bannan somehow missed the target having pounced on a defensive slip and rounded the keeper. Armando Dobra missed a gilt-edged opportunity in the closing stages and Baxter denied Louie Barry in stoppage time at the other end, leaving
Wednesday to celebrate a winning start. After the game Owls boss Pedersen said: “To learn to win after last season, it’s a job in itself and to find a way in different games is a big strength. We need to have more identity, but the boys will grow with the identity. “We are all sitting with a very big hunger that we want to show more. The boys will grow, and they will grow a lot through the season. “It’s important to build up the confidence to win, but as I told the boys – we have to deserve to win games. We weren’t good enough in the first half but we were in the second, and this is what we want to have much more of.”
McCann: I thought we deserved more Doncaster Rovers boss Grant McCann felt his side deserved more from their opening day defeat to Mansfield Town on Saturday. His team had responded well to going in 1-0 down at the break to Rhys Oates’ goal, with Jack Senior levelling things up inside the first five minutes of the second half. Rovers had opportunities to edge themselves in front in a tight contest, but it was the home side who claimed the three points when Louis Reed scored
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15 minutes from time. McCann said: “The response in the second half was excellent and I was really pleased that the boys took on the information. We got the goal inside five minutes and we deserved it. “Once we got the goal, it looked like there was only going to be one team that would go on to win it. It’s fine margins, we missed a great chance and if we’d scored it, I think we’d have gone on to win the game. “But we didn’t take it and we’ve paid
the price, it was disappointing to lose it, because we deserved something out of the game. “It’s the first game of the season, of course, we’d have loved to have won the game but we know it is going to be a long season with plenty of ups and downs.” Robbie Gotts was pleased to be back in the starting line-up for Rovers after recovering from an injury setback to feature against Mansfield Town on Saturday. The midfielder shook off
a thigh issue to feature against the Stags and set up Jack Senior’s second half equaliser. Ultimately, it was the home side who claimed the three points, after Louis Reed struck 15 minutes from time and Gotts admitted it was frustrating to be edged out on the opening day. He said: “Obviously, I was pleased to be back on the pitch but it would have been a lot better had we come away with three points. “From a personal point of view, to start the game was very pleasing.
“It was frustrating to lose because I feel like we had a positive reaction after coming out for the second half, but we couldn’t maintain it. “Had we taken our chances then it could have been a different story,. It was fine margins, and we know we can learn from that. “Something we spoke about at half time was the positions that we take up, so it was good to be in the right place to assist the goal, and Jack’s finish was great.”
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