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Thousands of children and young people in Sheffield could be offered free bus and tram travel next year under an ambitious new pilot aimed at opening up access to education, training, work, leisure and wider opportunities across the city. If approved, the pilot would run from 15 February 2027, the start of the February half-term, to 5 September 2027 and will be focused on Sheffield residents aged 5 to 18. The proposal has been developed in partnership with the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority and builds on learning from the Barnsley MiCard scheme. It is designed to remove transport costs as a barrier for children and young people, helping them
get to school, college, training, apprenticeships, jobs, sports clubs, leisure activities, cultural opportunities, and social events more easily. It would cover both buses and trams, reflecting strong feedback from young people in Sheffield who supported the inclusion of tram travel as part of any future scheme. Eligible children and young people would use a dedicated smartcard travel pass. To make it easier for young people, those who already have a Zoom, under-16 or 16-18 travel pass, will automatically receive a new pass, while others would be able to apply online through the MyTSY website. The pilot could also support greater independence for some
children and young people with SEND and would complement the Council’s Freedom to Travel – Skills for Life programme, which helps young people develop the skills and confidence to travel independently. The report, which is to go before Sheffield City Council’s Strategy and Resources Policy Committee on 2 September, says the proposal supports Sheffield City Council’s ambitions to reduce inequalities, improve outcomes for children and young people, and create a city where all young people can participate, contribute and thrive. Steve Kay, Director of Belonging at Sheffield City Council said last week: “This is an exciting proposal that could
make a real difference to children, young people, and families across Sheffield. We know that transport costs can be a real barrier, making it harder for some young people to access education, training, work, sports, leisure, and social opportunities. “We’re already seeing in Barnsley how much of a difference free travel can make. It’s helping young people get to college, see friends and family, and make the most of opportunities without worrying about the cost of getting home. “If approved, this pilot would give thousands more young people in Sheffield that same freedom and choice, helping them travel more independently and take part in more of what the
city has to offer. “Importantly, this is a pilot, which means we can test the approach, understand the impact, listen to young people and families, and use that evidence to inform future decisions. “This is exactly what the South Yorkshire People’s Network is about: breaking down barriers and creating a transport system that puts people first. “And while this pilot is an important first step, the ambition is to see free travel available to every young person across South Yorkshire, so wherever they live, they can access the opportunities, independence and connections that come from being able to stay near or go far.”
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THE PRAT PACK STUMBLE IN TO SHEFFIELD CITY HALL THIS MONTH After decades of delighting on the telly and firmly entering National Treasure status, see the quartet as never before as they join forces as The Prat Pack! Taking to the road on a brand new UK tour inspired by the legendary Rat Pack, Brian Conley, Shane Richie, Bradley Wash and Joe Pasquale will be regaling audiences with a night of song, dance and banter.
Backed by a 15piece band and with Pasquale at the wheel of the tour bus, don’t miss what is sure to be a hilarious and feelgood evening as The Prat Pack stumbles into Sheffield City Hall on Wednesday 9th September. As four heroes of light entertainment, Brian Conley, Shane Richie, Bradley Wash and Joe Pasquale have been lighting up our screens for years, charming viewers with turns
in Eastenders, The Chase, I’m A Celeb and more with their cheeky chappy wit and waggish style honed from their early days entertaining in holiday camps across the country as Pontins Bluecoats (Conley, Richie and Walsh) and as a Warners Greencoat (Pasquale).
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SOUTH YORKSHIRE GEARS UP TO GET MORE PEOPLE MOVING BY E-BIKE Mayor’s new e-bike scheme to create more routes to opportunity across South Yorkshire People in South Yorkshire will be able to hire e-bikes and take them home as part of a firstof-its-kind scheme being launched by Mayor Oliver Coppard. Other city-based schemes around the country generally see users booking bikes for short trips and needing to find suitable spots to drop them off. But the new South Yorkshire scheme will become the most flexible operation in the country ahead of its planned launch next spring. Part of the South Yorkshire People’s Network, it will make e-bikes cheaper and easier to access, giving people more freedom and choice in how they travel for regular journeys. South Yorkshire’s Mayor Oliver Coppard said: “The idea at the heart of the South Yorkshire People’s Network is that transport should work for everyone in South Yorkshire, giving us all freedom and choice about how we travel and move. “That’s why we’ve designed this pioneering new e-bike subscription service; because it’s not enough to simply build bike lanes and cycle networks, we need to give everyone the chance to use them. “So, from next spring, people across South
Yorkshire will be able to hire a new e-bike on a long-term loan, for an affordable monthly price. That’s potentially game changing for anyone who wants to make different travel choices but has been priced out up to now. “I’m proud to say we’re the first place in the country to develop this type of scheme, but I know we won’t be the last. South Yorkshire is leading the way again, putting the public back in public transport.” Backed by initial investment of £1.3m, the first 275 e-bikes are now out to procurement, helping to get the scheme rolling ahead of its planned launch in spring 2027. The scheme has been shaped by research showing how e-bikes can help people travel further and make everyday journeys easier, and data from the short-term loan schemes operating in Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham and Sheffield. With transport costs continuing to put pressure on households, the scheme’s flexible, first-ofits-kind tiered pricing model will help make sure cost does not put the brakes on opportunity. It forms a key part of South Yorkshire’s Walking, Wheeling and Cycling Strategy, supporting plans to make walking, wheeling and cycling more realistic, accessible options for more people. Further details on pricing, eligibility and how to sign up will be announced ahead of launch.
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check your heating now! time for a summer bike mot cash for homelessness Households are being urged to prepare their heating systems now after Ofgem confirmed energy prices will rise again just as Britain heads into the colder months. From 1 October, the energy price cap for a typical household paying by Direct Debit will rise from £1,663 to £1,723 a year. While electricity prices will remain relatively stable following the temporary removal of VAT, gas costs are driving much of the increase, with the average gas unit rate rising from 7.33p to 7.97p per kWh. Heating expert Rob Nezard says households should use the remaining warmer weeks to make sure they aren’t wasting the energy they will soon be paying more for. 1. Turn every radiator on before you actually need them Rob recommends running the heating before temperatures drop significantly. “Put the heating on and physically check every radiator. You’re looking for radiators that aren’t warming up, have cold areas or take significantly longer than others to heat. Doing this now gives you time to identify problems rather than discovering them when you actually need the heating.” 2. Feel the top and bottom of your radiators Where a radiator feels cold can provide a useful clue about what may be happening. “If a radiator is cold towards the top, trapped air could be preventing hot water from circulating through the whole radiator and it may need bleeding. If you’re repeatedly having problems, or the radiator remains cold after basic checks, that’s when it’s worth getting the system looked at rather than simply turning the thermostat higher.” 3. Bleed radiators before heating season Air trapped inside a radiator can stop it heating evenly. “Bleeding a radiator is one of the simplest bits of winter preparation, but people often wait until December to think about it. If you’ve got cold spots at the top of a radiator, deal with them before you’re relying on the heating every day.” 4. Check your thermostatic radiator valves Thermostatic radiator valves, or TRVs, allow households to control
individual radiators rather than heating every room in exactly the same way. “Walk around the house and check that your valves actually move and aren’t stuck after months of little or no use. Think about how you use each room too. A spare bedroom doesn’t necessarily need to be heated in exactly the same way as the living room you’re using all evening.” 5. Stop blocking your radiators One of the easiest changes costs nothing. “Radiators need to transfer heat into the room. Putting a large sofa directly in front of one can mean you’re heating the furniture before you’re effectively heating the space around it. ” 6. Stop the heat you’ve paid for escaping Improving how long a home retains heat doesn’t necessarily mean investing in expensive insulation. “One of the simplest things households can do is look at where heat is escaping. Draughts around doors and windows can quickly undo the work your heating system is doing. You don’t necessarily need to spend hundreds of pounds. Makeshift draught excluders can help, while closing curtains once it gets dark and shutting doors between rooms can keep the heat you’ve already paid for where you actually want it for longer. Before turning the thermostat up, look at whether you’re losing heat unnecessarily.” 7. Don’t dry clothes directly on your radiator As households begin drying more washing indoors during autumn and winter, Rob warns against covering radiators with clothes and towels. “Putting wet clothes or towels directly over a radiator can significantly restrict its ability to transfer heat into the room. You’re effectively covering the surface that’s supposed to be warming the space. If you need to dry washing indoors, give the radiator some breathing room. A laundry airer positioned nearby rather than directly covering the radiator allows heat to circulate more freely while still helping clothes dry. For towels, a suitable radiator towel bar can achieve the same thing by keeping the fabric away from the main surface of the radiator.”
As the school summer holidays come to an end, children’s bikes will have seen more use than at any other time of year. From cycling to the park and family bike rides to summer adventures on woodland trails and weeks of regular riding can leave bikes with everyday wear and tear. At the same time, many children experience noticeable growth over the holidays, meaning a bike that fitted perfectly in spring may now need adjusting before the new school term. To help families get ready for the new school term, parents are being encouraged to carry out a simple “Summer Bike MOT” this August – a quick 10-point safety check designed to make sure bikes are safe, comfortable and ready for more adventures throughout the summer and into the autumn. Covering everything from tyre pressure and brakes to helmet fit and checking children haven’t outgrown their bike, the checklist highlights the key safety checks every family can complete at home in just a few minutes. Inspired by the familiar vehicle MOT, the Summer Bike MOT helps families spot simple maintenance issues before they become bigger problems, while giving parents confidence that their child’s bike is ready to ride safely. The Summer Bike MOT Checklist • Tyres - check tyres are inflated to the recommended pressure and inspect the tread for cuts, excessive wear or embedded stones. Correct tyre pressure helps children ride more comfortably, improves grip and makes pedalling easier. • Brakes - squeeze both brake levers to make sure they stop the wheels quickly and smoothly. If the brakes feel loose, spongy or make unusual noises, they may need adjusting before your child heads out. • Bolts - check the handlebars, saddle and wheels are securely fastened. Give the bike a gentle shake - nothing should rattle or move unexpectedly before riding. • Chain - wipe away dirt after summer adventures
and apply bike lubricant if the chain looks dry or starts to squeak. A clean, lubricated chain helps the bike run more smoothly and reduces unnecessary wear. • Wheels - lift the bike and spin both wheels to check they rotate freely without rubbing the brakes or wobbling from side to side. • Saddle & Handlebars - children can grow quickly over the summer holidays, so check the saddle height and handlebar position still allow them to ride comfortably, confidently and reach the brake levers with ease. • Lights & Reflectors - as the evenings begin to get darker, wipe down reflectors and test front and rear lights so your child remains visible on late afternoon rides. • Helmet - a helmet should sit level on the head with a snug fit that doesn’t move when your child shakes their head. Check for cracks or damage and ensure the straps form a secure ‘V’ around each ear. . • Bell - check the bell rings clearly and is positioned where your child can comfortably reach it without taking their hands off the handlebars for long. • Bike Fit – one of the most important safety checks is making sure your child hasn’t outgrown their bike. They should be able to comfortably reach the pedals, handlebars and brakes while maintaining good control and confidence on every ride. Simon Timlett, UK Country Manager at woom, said: “A well-maintained bike doesn’t just last longer - it gives children the confidence to ride safely and enjoy every journey. Many of the most important safety checks only take a few minutes and can easily be carried out at home, helping parents spot small issues before they become bigger problems. Regular maintenance also helps children build good habits and understand the importance of looking after their bike.”
South Yorkshire is set to receive an extra £9 million over the next three years to help people move away from rough sleeping and homelessness and into safe, secure accommodation. The funding, which has been confirmed today, forms part of a new £442 million national package announced by the Government, supporting areas across England to provide emergency accommodation, longerterm homes and practical help with housing, health and other needs. The investment follows an earlier £9 million allocation to the region from Government in April, taking the total to £18 million for work on homelessness and supported housing across South Yorkshire. It will boost the work already underway through South Yorkshire’s Homelessness Task Force, bringing together councils, charities, public services, community organisations and people with lived experience to strengthen the region’s response. The programme will support the delivery of more settled homes over the next three years, accompanied by intensive wraparound support. The Task Force’s work is also being shaped by local services and people with direct experience of homelessness. This week, South Yorkshire’s Deputy Mayor Kilvinder Vigurs, met with the Changing Futures Co-production
and Peer Support service, commissioned by Sheffield City Council and delivered by South Yorkshire Housing Association. Following the visit the Deputy Mayor said: “Ending rough sleeping isn’t just about providing a bed for the night. It’s about helping people feel safe, secure and supported, and making sure nobody is left to face life’s challenges alone. That helps build safer, stronger communities for everyone. What we heard from people with lived experience was clear. A home matters, but so do friendship, purpose and the right support around you. Too many people are still passed between services or blocked from moving forward by their past. Peer support can make a huge difference because it brings trust, understanding and hope. I welcome the Prime Minister’s commitment to ensure every rough sleeper is offered a route off the streets this winter. Here in South Yorkshire, we’ll use the further £9 million to build on the work of our Homelessness Task Force, strengthen support and help more people find not just a safe place to live, but a real chance to rebuild their lives.” The new measures announced by the Government combine immediate action to help people off the streets this winter with longer-term accommodation and support intended help people build a more stable future.
A stronger long-term financial outlook for Sheffield has been set out by the Council, alongside plans to address short-term budget pressures. Reports due to be considered by the Strategy and Resources Committee on 2 September set out the Council’s updated Medium-Term Financial Strategy (MTFS) and the latest budget monitoring position for 2026/27. The updated MTFS covers the period from 2027/28 to 2030/31 and shows a significantly improved financial position compared with previous forecasts. The Council’s mid-case forecast identifies a budget gap of £10.4 million by 2030/31, compared with funding gaps that were previously expected to be closer to £70 million over a similar period. The improved position reflects expected benefits from national funding reforms, robust financial management, updated forecasts of future demand and ongoing transformation through the organisation’s Future Sheffield programme. The strategy assumes delivery of £66.6 million of savings through Future Sheffield, which is designed to modernise services, improve efficiency and help ensure the long-term sustainability of council services. Alongside the longerterm strategy, the Council’s Quarter 1 budget monitoring report shows a forecast overspend of £8.35 million in 2026/27. The
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New plans announced for once-popular sheffield ski village A comprehensive plan to transform the former Ski Village site in Sheffield into a new outdoor leisure and adventure hub has
been announced ahead of the upcoming public consultation process. The initiative is being led by Skyline Enterprises, a
company based in New Zealand that specializes in adventure tourism and visitor experiences. A planning application for the plan is anticipated to be submitted by the end of the year. Pending approval, the development will proceed in several stages. The initial phase will feature Skyline’s renowned gravity-fed downhill karting (Skyline Luge), a chairlift, an indoor educational attraction, a café and terrace with views of Sheffield, a large outdoor plaza open to
the public, a family-friendly playground, and a customer parking area. Subsequent phases are planned to include a zipline adventure and a surf wave experience. Long-term plans also aim to bring back dry ski slopes at Parkwood Springs, honoring the site’s skiing history. Existing walking and mountain biking trails will either be preserved or relocated as needed. Geoff McDonald, CEO of Skyline Enterprises, stated: “Today is about starting a conversation. We’re excited to share our latest proposals with the city and want to
hear from local people, businesses and community groups about our plans and understand what matters most to them. “We see Sheffield as a perfect partner and believe the Parkwood Springs project has the potential to become one of the UK’s most distinctive outdoor leisure destinations, helping to further enhance Sheffield’s visitor offer, support the local economy and create new jobs.” The public consultation on these proposals will run until Sunday, 20 September, offering residents, businesses, and
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• Wednesday, 9 September (4-7.30pm) at Heist Brew Co. in Neepsend • Thursday, 10 September (3-7pm) at Shirecliffe Community Centre A separate consultation is also underway regarding the new access road between Oakham Drive and Vale Road, as well as planned upgrades to the Rutland Road junction, managed by Sheffield City Council.
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friday september 4th
england v panama Thursday 6th August
bev brookes
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Friday
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THE HOME OF LIVE ENTERTAINMENT HALIFAX ROAD, WADSLEY BRIDGE, SHEFFIELD S6 1LB • TELEPHONE 0114 231 31 51
live entertainment friday 4th september fantastic male vocalist
friday 11th september brilliant male vocalist
antony parsons
connor mcrae
saturday 5th september top live five piece
saturday 12th september star live four piece
friday september 11th
butterfly
superb female vocalist
sunday 6th september top female solo artist
SUNDAY 13th september - 3pm fantastic live band
PLUS BINGO, SUPER 5 & PLAY YOUR CARDS RIGHT
SUNDAY 13th september star male vocalist
saturday september 5th
reload star duo
jo mansfield
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martin gregory star guitar vocalist
BINGO & RAFFLES ALL WEEKEND
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lindzi durran
three for all coyote
large beer gardens • usual opening times function room available - buffets from only £6.50 pp
carl knight
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friday 4th september
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13 Hall Road, Sheffield S13 9AG • Tel: 0114 269 7277
353-355 Walkley Lane Sheffield, S6 2PB
upcoming acts
saturday 5th september
SATURDAY 5th september star live girl-fronted band
beautifully damgerous SUNDAY 6th september top male vocalist
carl knight
(Please check website www.handsworthsocialclub.co.uk for updates)
12th sept seaside rendezvous 13th sept amanda l-ska bingo & five numbers
stevie c
top male vocalist
saturday 12th september
jo mansfield star female vocalist
saturday 19th september
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HARTLEY HOUSE SOCIAL CLUB 239 Bellhouse Road | Sheffield | S5 6HQ | 0114 249 1422
saturday 5th sept sunday 6th sept saturday 12th sept sunday 13th sept
ellie davies star vocalist
graham heath great solo artist paul kry
outstanding artist
chris preece Star male vocalist
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SOUTHEY SOCIAL CLUB
Southey Green Road • Sheffield • S5 7QQ TEL: 0114 2325768 / 0114 2311101
sunday 6th sept star vocal instrumental duo
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mike k
sunday 13th sept great soul & motown vocalist
jp morris
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MOSBOROUGH MINERS WELFARE STATION ROAD, MOSBOROUGH, SHEFFIELD TEL: 0114 2485546
Every Sat - Bingo is Back! Jackpot on First House!
Sat 5th Sept - Top Soul & Motown Vocalist
Sun 6th Sept - Superb Male Rock/Pop Duo
heart of soul
zee
Sat 12th Sept - Star Female Vocalist
Sun 13th Sept - Great Male Vocal Instrumental Duo
mandy wilson ellis
niteshift
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thurs 3rd Sept
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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
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sat 5th Sept
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Sun 6th Sept
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PENNY BLACK NEW!! thursday 3rd Sept ///pub games & top dj! FRIDAY 4th Sept /// karaoke with DJ Jonny SATURDAY 5th Sept ///emma maezin’s dragaoke!
open the box - plus dj
fri 4th Sept
trevor allen’s
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music quiz starts 7pm
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robbie martin from 9pm
saturday 5th sept from 8.00 pm
disco & karaoke
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karaoke • fun games • open the box chinese bingo • play your cards right
40 POND HILL • SHEFFIELD • S1 2BG
trevor allen’s open mic night
sunday 6th sept - 8pm from 5.00 pm
tuesday 8th Sept 9pm
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FIRTH PARK WMC COLLEY WMC The Best Weekend in Town!!! 56 Idsworth Road - Sheffield - S5 6UP Telephone: 0114 242 6321
function room available
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saturday 5th Sept star male vocalist
sean finch saturday 12th september tremendous male vocalist
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SATURDAY 5th September
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scott richards top solo artist
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Cusworth Road, Doncaster DN5 9RF Tel: 01302 876340
kerry leonard
Sat 5th Sept
friday 4th september - tremendous female vocalist
lindzi durran
fabulous solo artist
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say what?
Sun 6th Sept
2 real
star live band
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midnight
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northern soul & motown dj’s
amanda l-ska
Sat 12th Sept
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thomas marx
star vocalist
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top gun
Sun 13th Sept
big steve & the headliners
great live rock band
sunday 13th september - star male duo
danny paver experience
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 5th september
claire louise top female vocalist
Tranmoor Lane, Armthorpe, Doncaster Tel: 01302 831393
ent m entertain e v li appearing live! Sat 29th August SAT 5th sept - top vocal instrumental duo
ultrafonix
every tuesday bingo night every wednesday quiz night
sun 6th sept - great solo artist
saturday 12th september
SAT 12th sept - top male vocalist
big dave bopper top artist
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ashton
benjamin loy
brilliant live band
the originals Sat 5th September
tokyo star duo
sun 13th sept - male vocal entertainer
ricky graham
EVERY WEDNESDAY - LIVE COUNTRY MUSIC WITH RESIDENT BAND & GUESTS
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junction 31 secure parking, mansfield road, aston, sheffield s26 2BS
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
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.
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01246 200990
The Licensing Act 2003 (Premises and Club Premises Certificates) Regulations 2005 Notice is hereby given that I: halgurd ally 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 9 loundside, chapeltown, sheffield s35 2uq I intend to conduct on or from the premises the following licensable activities: Provision of late night refreshment: Sunday - Thursday 23:00 – 00:00 Friday - Saturday 23:00 - 02:00
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Goods Vehicle Operator’s Licence DHL eCommerce UK Limited of Capitol House 1 Capitol Close, Morley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS27 0WH is applying to change an existing licence as follows: To keep an extra 10 goods vehicles and 10 trailers at the operating centre at Atomic 31 East, Sheffield, S25 3AF. 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, 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 w w w. g o v. u k / g o v e r n m e n t / publications/a-guide-to-makingrepresentations-objections-andcomplaints-goods-vehicleoperator-licensing.
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WILDER HAPPY ENOUGH WITH ANOTHER POINT ON THE BOARD
United manager Chris Wilder conceded his side weren’t at their best, as the Blades came away from Cardiff with a 2-2 draw. The Blades were behind early to a Jack Moylan strike but quickly responded to level through a Tom Cannon penalty and then take the lead thanks to Callum O’Hare with all three goals coming within seven minutes. Cardiff levelled before the break after a Cian Ashford strike and hit the bar in the second half as the Blades fought hard to take a point back to South Yorkshire. After the game, Wilder said: “Not at our best, but there’s many a time where we’ve played a lot better than that and come away with nothing. And Championship football, as it was, absolute bonkers start, which it was. We could have been out of sight in the first 10 or 15 minutes, but we’ve got to give the opposition credit. We never dealt with some aspects of their
Jayce joins on loan Rotherham United are delighted to announce the loan signing of midfielder Jayce Fitzgerald on a deal until the end of the 2026/27 season, subject to EFL, Premier League and FA ratification. The 19-year-old joins Alex Bruce’s side in a temporary switch from Manchester United as the Millers’ 13th summer addition. The Millers have struck a positive relationship with the Red Devils over recent years, helping to nurture talents such as Dan Gore
play, corner runs, didn’t slide over enough. We didn’t get our shape right and make good decisions to nullify them. They got a head of steam up, and as you imagine, Brian (Barry-Murphy), knowing him, will be disappointed that he’s not put us to bed. As I said, I’m not going to be embarrassed by getting a result. “We’ve had to change a couple of things around at half-time to try and give ourselves a better opportunity of getting more control of the game, but as I’ve said before, you don’t have control of the game if you keep turning the ball over. The amount of times we’ve turned the ball over with some real good players out there, some good technical players. We want to pass it. We want to keep possession. We want to control games. We want to move teams around. We want to create chances, but if we keep turning the ball over, it’s going to come back at you with a bit of interest, and
credit to them it did.” There were some plusses for Wilder with Kalvin Phillips getting more minutes and Rhys Norrington-Davies also making an impact from the bench. Wilder added: “Kalvin came on and gave us a bit of stability and a bit of calmness, and so did Jairo (Riedewald). “It’s not the best performance that we’ve ever put in, but this is Championship football. We’ve had two long away trips and sandwiched with a midweek away trip there. The players looked not at their sharpest. They looked a little bit leggy, so I’ve got to take that into consideration. I will review it. I’ve got it in my head already where we’re at. Some boys have pushed themselves right forward to start on Tuesday. “I’ve got to say, I think Rhys (Norrington-Davies) has been outstanding. Come on again today, so he’s pushed himself right into our thoughts.”
Gore about his positive experiences during his time at AESSEAL New York Stadium as a deciding factor in joining Rotherham United in the first developmental loan switch of his career. Salford born, Fitzgerald joined the Red Devils’ youth setup during his childhood, and experienced success within the Under-18s setup, winning their league title, as well as the Premier League Cup. Fitzgerald has been a regular within the
Our new midfielder was called up to the senior squad at Old Trafford by Ruud van Nistelroy for a Carabao Cup fixture against Leicester City as well as in their Premier League victory over Chelsea in 2024. Fitzgerald will wear the number 15 whilst with the Millers.
OWLS MAGNIFICENT SEVEN
Wednesday powered past Bromley to record a comprehensive win every bit as dominant as the 7-2 score suggests. The foundations were set in a dominant first half display that swept the visitors aside – Callum Slattery, Mason Burstow and Jamal Lowe all on target. That made for an academic second period, at the start of which the Owls put the contest to bed with a quickfire Louie Barry double. Lowe and Gabriel Otegbayo claimed two more in the closing stages before Victor Adeboyejo hit two late consolations for the overcome visitors. An explosive opening saw Henrik Pedersen’s men fly from the traps and twice they could have scored before Slattery struck.
McCann hails Rovers’ Under-18s side, as well and Gabe Biancheri whilst spirit as progressing well and here with us in South becoming a mainstay in Yorkshire. after the Under-21s side, who Our latest arrival from the he represented in the Stevenage illustrious Academy setup at Manchester United even UEFA Youth League and FA draw Cup campaigns. cited conversations with
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Billy Mitchell broke and found Barry in space but Shamal George dashed off his line to deal with the danger. George came to the rescue again moments later, this time acrobatically tipping over Burstow’s improvised overhead kick. A goal was coming and duly arrived on six minutes. Slattery began the move and finished it, calmly slotting Barry’s low cross into the far corner. It was one-way traffic and Wednesday doubled the lead just past the half-hour mark. Lowe fed Burstow on the edge of the box and the finish was precise and out of George’s reach. The Ravens had no answer to the relentless pressure and conceded a third on the stroke of
half time. Slattery slipped in Lowe down the right of the area and the latter slammed accurately past George. Bromley welcomed the whistle for the break and made a triple change in a bid to reverse the flow – but to no avail as Barry bagged a brace straight after the restart. First, the forward played a neat give and go with Barry Bannan before bursting into the box to fire home. With Wednesdayites still celebrating, Burstow picked out Barry in space and his snapshot from close range bulged the back of the Kop net. The Owls were hungry for more and George did well to palm away a Bannan daisycutter, Lowe was inches away from his own double and Kieran Morrison curled one over
the top. There was no stopping the rampant hosts and Lowe did get his second on 72 minutes. The Jamaican international collected from Barry and after twice being thwarted by George, netted at the third attempt. Wednesday continued to press and it was 7-0 ten minutes from time. Morrison sent a delicious cross to the back stick, where Otegbayo was unmarked to nod home. Maybe the Owls took their foot of the gas as the game neared its conclusion and Bromley pulled two back through Adeboyejo. The substitute scored from the spot with six minutes to go after being fouled by Jarvis Thornton, then promptly glanced a header past a
wrong-footed Joe Lumley following an unfortunate Otegbayo deflection. Owls boss Pedersen said after the game: “I enjoyed a lot the beginning of the game, how we put the discipline and the intensity in all the basic things to win a battle like this today. “We were strong in the duels, we were strong in the second ball, we were strong in the fight in the second ball, and we were strong when we came on the ball after the second ball. We knew there would be a lot of long balls, but how we handled this situation with so much discipline, with so much power, to take the strength out of them, I’m really happy for this.”
behind against the run of play when Josh Magennis scored, but the visitors showed great character to turn the game around through a stunning longrange strike from Jack Senior and a first of the season for skipper Owen Bailey. Rovers were forced to settle for a share of the spoils when Oliver Sanderson equalised with eight minutes remaining and despite admitting he was frustrated to see his side leave with only a point after such a strong second half display, McCann believes his team are making positive steps.
He said: “I thought we should have won the game, the start of the second half was brilliant. The first goal Stevenage scored was disappointing from our point of view, but the response was outstanding. “So it is frustrating to come away with a draw but, I think in the long run it will be seen as a decent point when we look back at it, because it is a really tough place to come. “It was difficult, particularly in the last 10-15 minutes. The ball wasn’t moving very well, but I thought we managed that okay. “We kept it in their half
and managed to sustain a lot of the attacks they came at us with. They are dangerous at set-pieces, and have been for many years, but for 95% of the time today we defended well. “The fans were amazing
and I referenced them to the players before the game and at half time. I think they saw a team fighting for the club, and we all really wanted to send them back with three points we thought we deserved.”
FORTHCOMING FIXTURES
Dates and Kick Off Times subject to change, please check the official club websites for updates.
Situated 5 Mins drive from the historic town of Boston
Two 9 Hole Golf Courses in the vicinity Fishing lake on the park Caters for holiday static and tourers Shop and Licensed Bar on site
Log Cabins For Sale by the Side of the Lake Restaurant with 30 seats, Meals served all day
CARAVAN SALES & TRANSPORT STATIC & TOURING CARAVAN PARK
AUGUST 25/08 A Blackburn 29/08 A Cardiff City
1-2 2-2
SEPTEMBER 01/09 H Bolton W. 7.45pm 05/09 H Norwich City 3pm 08/09 A Blackburn 7:45pm 13/09 H Wolves 12:00
AUGUST 25/08 H Wolves 29/08 H Bromley
0-2 7-2
SEPTEMBER 01/09 A Wycombe 7.45pm 05/09 A Peterboro 12.30pm 12/09 H Wigan A. 3pm 19/09 H Stockport C. 3pm
AUGUST 22/08 H York City 29/08 H Chesterfield
1-1 2-1
SEPTEMBER 01/09 A Tranmere 7.45pm 05/09 A Bristol Rovers 3pm 12/09 H Salford C. 3pm 19/09 A Northampton 15:00
AUGUST 25/08 H Middelsb. 29/08 A Stevenage
1-3 2-2
SEPTEMBER 01/09 H Notts C. 7.45pm 05/09 H Plymouth A. 3pm 08/09 H Huddersfield 7pm 12/09 A Wimbledon 3pm
ECKINGTON SELF STORAGE DAY TRIPS september thu 3rd sat 5th sun 6th tue 8th thu 10th sat 12th sun 13th tue 15th wed 16th thu 17th
scarborough...................................................................................................................£21.00 bridlington......................................................................................................£21.00 skegness..............................................................................................................£21.00 cleethorpes.....................................................................................................£21.00 whitby....................................................................................................................£21.00 skegness................................................................................................................................£21.00 liverpool............................................................................................................£21.00 cotswolds tour - moreton-in-the-marsh & broadway............£24.00 n yorks moors railway - pickering to whitby train ride.....£44.00 lincoln.....................................................................................................................................£21.00
holidays
september 5-9 sep bridlington - monarch hotel.......................................... 5-11 sep llandudno - four oaks hotel................................................. 5-12 sep isle of wight - burlington hotel.............................................. 7-11 sep great highlander railway - highlander hotel newtonmore... 7-11 sep skegness - savoy hotel............................................................. 7-14 sep paignton - queens hotel............................................................... 9-13 sep criccieth - george iv hotel....................................................... 13-17 sep isle of man - chesterhouse hotel................................... 13-18 sep eastbourne - cumberland hotel............................................ 13-18 sep llandudno - chatsworth house hotel...................... 13-18 sep puffin cruise & giants causeway - lodge hotel coleraine.... 13-19 sep falmouth - membly hall hotel........................................ 13-20 sep weymouth - norfolk hotel.................................................. 14-18 sep blackpool - ruskin hotel....................................................... 14-18 sep cotswolds tour - bosworth hall hotel.................. 14-18 sep llanberis - royal victoria hotel.................................... 14-18 sep mold - beaufort hall hotel..................................................... 18-25 sep jersey by air - westhill country hotel st helier.... 19-23 sep blackpool - queens hotel..................................................... 20-25 sep Inverness - palace spa hotel.............................................. 21-25 sep aberfoyle - rob roy hotel..................................................... 21-25 sep bournemouth - suncliffe hotel....................................... 21-25 sep folkestone - grand burstin hotel................................ 21-25 sep pontins - pontins sands bay................................................. 21-25 sep torquay - derwent hotel....................................................... 27 sep-1 oct weston-super-mare - sandringham hotel.............. 28 sep-2 oct great yarmouth - waverely hotel.................................
£420.00 £515.00 £596.00 £644.00 £435.00 £650.00 £384.00 £609.00 £478.00 £471.00 £873.00 £677.00 £559.00 £478.00 £356.00 £591.00 £491.00 £1266.0 £418.00 £945.00 £380.00 £448.00 £304.00 £293.00 £385.00 £380.00 £372.00
sat 19th sun 20th mon 21st tue 22nd thu 24th sat 26th sun 27th tue 29th october thu 1st sat 3rd
28 sep-2 oct 30 sep-4 oct 30 sep-4 oct 30 sep-4 oct october 3-7 oct 4-10 oct 4-10 oct 4-11 oct 5-9 oct 5-9 oct 9-12 oct 9-12 oct 10-11 oct 10-14 oct 12-16 oct 12-16 oct 12-16 oct 12-16 oct 16-20 oct 19-23 oct 19-23 oct 19-23 oct 19-23 oct 23-26 oct 26-30 oct 26-30 oct
grassington 1940s.......................................................................................£21.00 york food & drink festival.................................................................£22.00 pickering & scarborough.....................................................................£21.00 shrewsbury............................................................................................................ £21.00 beamish museum (inc ticket).. adult £49 oap £42 child £32.00 malvern autumn flower show.................................................................£43.00 whitby.......................................................................................................................................£21.00 harrogate & knaresborough...........................................................£21.00 lincoln....................................................................................................................... £21.00 dirty dancing the musical - palace theatre manchester.... £98.00
llandudno - chatsworth house hotel...................... cromer - hotel de paris............................................................ isle of wight - shanklin hotel........................................... torquay - metropole hotel.................................................
£385.00 £392.00 £393.00 £341.00
waterways of scotland - leapark hotel grangemouth....... dunoon - selbourne hotel................................................... tenby - cliffe norton hotel................................................. italy - lake garda - parc hotel gritti.......................... blackpool - ruskin hotel....................................................... st-annes-on-sea - monterey beach hotel................ weston-super-mare - royal grosvenor hotel..... whitby - royal hotel.................................................................. scarborough - cumberland hotel................................ bognor regis - royal norfolk hotel........................... brighton - old ship hotel...................................................... llandudno - four oaks hotel............................................ paignton - queens hotel......................................................... southport - royal clifton hotel.................................... sidmouth - royal york & faulkner hotel................. babbacombe - anchorage hotel & spa......................... isle of wight - burlington hotel.................................... torquay - derwent hotel....................................................... weymouth - norfolk hotel.................................................. cotswolds tour - bosworth hall hotel.................. bournemouth - royal bath hotel................................... eastbourne - cumberland hotel.....................................
£505.00 £398.00 £517.00 £1103.00 £478.00 £386.00 £370.00 £374.00 £110.00 £368.00 £438.00 £315.00 £388.00 £318.00 £514.00 £320.00 £410.00 £373.00 £352.00 £282.00 £324.00 £404.00
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september 2026 thu 3rd fleetwood market & blackpool..................£20 sun 6th catterick & richmond.................................... £20 tue 8th cotswolds.................................................. £20 sat 12th whitby......................................................... £20 sun 13th warwick or warwick castle.....................£20 wed 16th llandudno.................................................... £20 sat 19th grassington 1940s....................................... £20 sun 20th bridlington & scarborough........................ £20 fri 25th skipton & canal cruise.................................£32 sun 27th macclesfield treacle market........................ £20 mon 28th bakewell market & carvery....................... £20 october 2026 sun 4th goathland & whitby.................................... £20 tue 6th kendal & lake windermere..........................£24 sat 10th mablethorpe................................................. £20 sun 11th lincoln........................................................ £20 thu 15th holy island & seahouses............................. £40 sun 25th blackpool illuminations.............................£20 wed 28th blackpool illuminations............................ £20 sat 31st blackpool illuminations............................ £20 november 2026 tue 10th lincoln bombers, afternoon tea & vera lynn tribute. £60 sat 14th whitby christmas festival......................... £20 sun 22nd liverpool christmas market...................... £20
£19 £19 £19 £19 £19 £19 £19 £19 £30 £19 £19
Tours 2026 4th sept 2 nights - lille flea market......................................£349.00 sat 28th nottingham christmas market................... £20 sun 29th chatsworth at christmas.......................... £55 december 2026 sat 5th durham at christmas.................................. £20 sun 6th stratford-upon-avon christmas market..... £22 fri 11th bury festive market.................................... £20 sat 12th yok christmas market................................ £20 sun 13th beverley & brigg garden centre at christmas. £20 sat 19th manchester christmas market.................. £20
£19 £22 £19 £19 £40 £19 £19 £19
£19 £50
14th sept
4 nights - blackpool................................................£399.00
29th sept
4 nights - tenby.........................................................£460.00
£19 £21 £19 £19 £19 £19
12th oct
4 nights - aberfoyle, scotland................................£409.00
6th nov
2 nights - bridgewater carnival.............................£219.00
16th nov
4 nights - bournemouth...........................................£389.00
30th nov
4 nights - paignton...................................................£369.00
7th dec
2 nights - thursford christmas spectacular.........£299.00
18th dec
2 nights - edinburgh christmas market..................£199.00
£60 £19 £19
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