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SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIPS EXTEND SHEFFIELD FUTURE

The agreement securing snooker’s future in Sheffield until at least 2045 has now been formally signed by Sheffield City Council and World Snooker Limited. Following the announcement earlier this year that the World Snooker Championship would remain at the Crucible Theatre, the signing of the contract marks the final step in a landmark agreement that secures the future of the sport’s biggest event in its spiritual home for at least another 15 years with the ability to extend by a further 5 years. The agreement follows unanimous approval by the Council’s Strategy and Resources Committee and provides long-term certainty for a tournament that has become

synonymous with the city. Kate Josephs, Chief Executive of Sheffield City Council said: “Today marks a hugely important moment for Sheffield and for snooker. The Crucible and the World Snooker Championship have become inseparable over the past five decades, and I am absolutely delighted that we have now officially signed this agreement. “As we look ahead to the 50th anniversary of the tournament in Sheffield, this agreement secures the future of one of the world’s most iconic sporting events right here in its spiritual home. “The World Snooker Championship brings visitors from across the globe, showcases our city to millions of viewers and delivers significant benefits

to local businesses, jobs and the visitor economy. This is fantastic news for Sheffield and a deal that will leave a lasting legacy for generations to come.” Steve Dawson, Chairman of World Snooker Tour added: “We have an incredible history with the Crucible and the city of Sheffield and we can now look forward to many more chapters in that story over the next 20 years and beyond. When we announced this year that the World Championship was staying at the Crucible, there was an outpouring of celebration among fans, players and everyone connected with our sport, and that underlined the emotional attachments that we all feel towards this iconic location. We look forward to working with

Sheffield City Council on making this event bigger and better for many years to come.” The World Snooker Championship currently generates around £6.5 million for Sheffield and the wider region each year through spending in hotels, restaurants, shops and attractions. The long-term agreement provides certainty for local businesses, supports jobs, attracts visitors from across the UK and around the world, and strengthens Sheffield’s reputation as a leading destination for major sporting and cultural events. The deal is expected to deliver a total economic impact of around £208 million if the option to extend the agreement until 2050 is exercised. Since moving to the

Crucible Theatre in 1977, the World Snooker Championship has become one of the most recognisable events in the global sporting calendar. The tournament has helped put Sheffield on the world stage, creating countless sporting moments and drawing millions of viewers to the city over the past five decades. Next year will mark the 50th anniversary of the Championship being held at the Crucible, providing an opportunity to celebrate the unique relationship between Sheffield, the venue and the sport. With the future of the tournament now secured, the city can look forward to welcoming players, fans and visitors for many years to come.

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OPERATOR completes takeover of Sheffield’s leisure centres Sheffield’s leisure offer has reached a major milestone as Everyone Active takes over the running of three more leisure centres, bringing all council-owned sport and leisure facilities across the city under a single operating model. On Tuesday 1 September 2026, Graves Health and Sports Centre, Wisewood Sports Centre and Thorncliffe Leisure Centre officially joined the Everyone Active portfolio, following the successful transfer of venues including Ponds Forge

International Sports Centre, Hillsborough Leisure Centre and the English Institute of Sport Sheffield in January 2025. The move completes the transition of Sheffield’s leisure facilities to Everyone Active and marks an important step in the city’s longterm plans to create a sustainable, high-quality leisure service that supports residents to live healthier, more active lives. The partnership is designed to help deliver Sheffield’s wider ambitions around health, wellbeing and reducing

inequalities, while ensuring facilities across the city are managed as one connected network. “Our leisure centres are at the heart of communities across Sheffield, helping thousands of people stay active, improve their health and spend time with family and friends. “By bringing more facilities together under a single operating model, we’re creating a stronger and more joined-up leisure offer for residents. Most importantly, customers can continue using their local centres as normal

while we build on the great opportunities these facilities provide for people of all ages.” - Ajman Ali, Executive Director of Neighbourhoods at Sheffield City Council Bringing all sites together under a single long-term partner will help create a more consistent customer experience and support future investment across Sheffield’s leisure estate. “We’re proud to continue working with Sheffield City Council to expand our partnership together and begin operating three additional facilities within

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The 2017 winner of the Costa Debut Novel Award was Gail Honeyman for which novel?

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Florence Nightingale featured on which British banknote?

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future of public transport free transport for children hallam’s career promise People across South Yorkshire are being invited to help shape the future of public transport as the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) continues a major public engagement programme on plans for a brandnew Supertram fleet as part of the South Yorkshire People’s Network. The new fleet will play a central role in The People’s Network, with a vision for a fully integrated public transport system that better connects communities, supports economic growth and makes it easier for people to get around South Yorkshire. With the current Supertram vehicles approaching the end of their operational life after more than 30 years of service, people now have a once-in-ageneration opportunity to help shape the trams that will serve the region for decades to come. The sessions give people the opportunity to view creative fleet mockups, explore proposed design concepts and speak directly with the programme team about what they want from the next generation of trams. Mayor Oliver Coppard said: “We’re transforming public transport across South Yorkshire, and bringing in a brandnew fleet of trams is a huge part of those ambitions. It’s a once-ina-generation opportunity. We’re investing £90 million on the new trams, and we need to make the most of it. The trams have been part of our lives for more than 30 years - helping us get to work, school, appointments, days out and so much more. They’ve served South Yorkshire brilliantly, but they’re getting past the point where we need to update them if we want to make sure the network is fit for the future. We want our new trams to be easy to use, accessible, comfortable and reliable; making it simpler for us all to get around. Whether you use the tram every day, every now and then, or you’d like to use it more in future, come along to one of our exhibitions, take part in the survey and tell us what you’d like to see. Public transport in South Yorkshire is getting better and we’re making a tram network we can be proud of for generations to

come.” The survey asks people about their experiences of travelling on Supertram today and what they would like to see in the future. Topics include step-free access, seating layouts, space for wheelchairs, pushchairs and bicycles, safety features, air conditioning, onboard information screens, journey information and other improvements that could make journeys easier and more comfortable. Feedback gathered through the survey and exhibitions will help inform the specification for the new fleet before SYMCA goes out to tender and invites manufacturers to bid to deliver trams for the South Yorkshire People’s Network. The new fleet programme forms part of SYMCA’s wider investment in modernising the Supertram network and delivering the South Yorkshire People’s Network – a fully integrated public transport system designed to better connect people with jobs, education, healthcare, leisure opportunities and each other. The replacement of the existing fleet marks a major milestone in securing the long-term future of Supertram following its return to public control. Alongside wider investment across the network, the programme will ensure South Yorkshire continues to benefit from a reliable, accessible and sustainable tram system for generations to come. People can take part in the survey until Friday 18 September 2026, while more public exhibitions showcasing creative fleet mock-ups and design concepts will take place on the following dates, with sessions open from 11am to 2pm, and 3pm to 6pm: • Tuesday 8 September: Riverside House, Main Street, Rotherham S60 1AE • Wednesday 9 September: The Workstation, 15 Paternoster Row, Sheffield, S1 2BX Paper copies are also available at the Customer Service Desk at Sheffield Interchange, Meadowhall Interchange and Sheffield Railway Station. Those who do not have access to the internet can call 0800 952 0002 to request a copy of the engagement pack by post.

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 went 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: “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.” At the meeting Councillors also received an update on the work of the Smartphone Free Task and Finish Group, which is developing a broader approach to healthy digital childhoods. The work aims to help families, schools and communities make informed decisions about smartphone use, online safety and children’s wellbeing through practical advice, guidance and support.

Sheffield Hallam University has launched a unique Career Promise to its students, guaranteeing them a paid internship if they can’t find a job after they graduate. The pledge forms part of a seven-point commitment to students, designed to help prepare them for life after graduation. The unique internship guarantee is open to UK undergraduate Sheffield Hallam students who are not in work or further study 12 months after successfully completing their course. It is available for students starting from September 2026. The new Career Promise has been launched during the annual confirmation and clearing period, as thousands of A-level students are receiving their results and making final decisions about university courses. In the coming months the University is also launching Hallam Talent, a new on-campus student recruitment agency that will act as a dedicated employability hub, connecting students with part-time jobs, placement opportunities and graduate-level roles. The promise also includes a focus on practical learning and building meaningful employer connections. Professor Liz Mossop, Sheffield Hallam University ViceChancellor, said: “The labour market is changing rapidly, shaped by technological innovation, economic uncertainty and evolving employer

expectations and universities must evolve too. Our Career Promise packages our extensive and tailored support into a single, coherent proposition. It signals to prospective students that we understand their priorities and share their ambitions.” Sheffield Hallam is one of the UK’s largest and most diverse universities, with more than 32,000 students. Over 70 per cent of their entrants come from underrepresented backgrounds—including low-participation neighbourhoods, lower household incomes, mature learners, disabled students, and care leavers. Ebuka Obi, Hallam Students’ Union President, said: “Sheffield Hallam’s Career Promise is an excellent opportunity that directly responds to the challenging job market and student expectations for their degrees to lead to employment and professional development opportunities. The University already offers outstanding employability support and real-world learning experiences. Adding a guaranteed internship is a significant step forward that positions Hallam ahead of others in the sector.” In the most recent Graduate Outcomes Survey (2022/23), 95 per cent of Sheffield Hallam graduates were in work or further study within 15 months of after finishing their course.

Parents are being urged to think carefully before buying sleep and feeding products marketed as ‘essential’, as some may pose serious safety risks including suffocation, choking and overheating. With families already facing significant costs when preparing for a new baby, estimated at around £600 in just the first month after birth, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) is warning that some products marketed to help with sleep and feeding may not only be unnecessary, but potentially dangerous. RoSPA has identified a number of products that may present risks to babies, including: • Self-feeding cushions (sometimes sold as ‘hands-free baby bottle holders’, ‘hands-free baby feeding bottles’ or ‘adjustable baby bottle holders’). These products are designed to hold a baby’s bottle while they feed. This makes it harder for babies to control the flow of milk and increases the risk of choking. • Baby sleep positioners (sometimes marketed as ‘baby pillows’, ‘cuddle cushions’, ‘hug cushion/ pillows’, ‘ergonomic pillows’ or ‘anti-roll pillows’). These products are designed to keep babies in a particular position while they sleep. Restricting a baby’s movement and placing additional items in the sleep space can increase the risk of suffocation. • In-cot sleep aids (sometimes marketed as ‘sleep aid pillows’). These products are intended to comfort or soothe babies while they sleep. Additional products placed in a baby’s sleep space can increase the risk of suffocation or overheating.

Widely available online, some of these products are sold without clear safety information or instructions explaining potential risks. RoSPA advises parents to look for CE or UKCA markings where appropriate and to be cautious of products that do not clearly explain how they have been assessed for safety. Some products have been recalled by the Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) because of the serious risks they pose to babies. RoSPA emphasises that more products do not necessarily mean better sleep, and that proven risks often outweigh potential benefits of some baby products. The charity’s advice is that simpler is safer when it comes to sleep. Babies should be placed on their backs in a clear space, such as a cot, Moses basket or bassinet with a firm, flat mattress and no unnecessary items. Babies should always be supervised by an adult during feeding. Top tips for safer sleep Keep your baby’s sleep space clear: • Lie your baby on their back. • Use a firm, flat, waterproof mattress. • Do not use sleep positioners, pillows, cushions, pods or nests. • Do not use cot bumpers. • To keep your baby at a comfortable temperature, if required, use a tuckedin blanket or a sleeping bag that meets BS EN 16781. • Always read product labels, safety warnings and instructions before using a baby product

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ICONIC SHEFFIELD VENUE TO RE-OPEN NEXT YEAR AFTER EXTENDED CLOSURE

O2 Academy Sheffield is hoisting up the mirror ball once again and will reopen in February 2027. Academy Music Group (AMG) has invested substantially in remedial works since the venue was temporarily closed in September 2023, including the installation of a new roof, air-conditioning and extensive works to service areas in both the main room and O2 Academy2. As well as these improvements, the venue has also partnered with Adlib on the installation of a new L-Acoustics K3 loudspeaker system, one of the world’s most recognisable sound systems, delivering consistency and familiarity that touring artists and crew expect, backed by a sonic signature known for natural,

dynamic and precise reproduction. Liam Boylan, CEO, Academy Music Group, said: “AMG is the backbone of the UK touring circuit, and O2 Academy Sheffield is an important venue in the region and one that promoters and artists will have missed being able to include on their routing whilst it has been closed. Our venue estate has not been complete without this landmark building and it’s wonderful to be able to announce its return to the group.” John Hughes, Managing Director of Adlib, said: “We’re delighted to be working with the AMG team on this landmark venue in Sheffield. Having welcomed legendary artists to the stage, it has a brilliant musical heritage that we’re helping to carry forward. By integrating

new audio and lighting systems in collaboration with our partners L-Acoustics and DiGiCo, we’re ensuring the venue is ready for the demands of today’s productions, while giving artists, engineers and audiences a great experience.” The history of O2 Academy Sheffield is synonymous with the city’s music scene. Originally opened in 1968 as the infamous Top Rank Suite, the venue hosted some iconic and now legendary gigs from The Police, The Clash, Joy Division and David Bowie, before rebranding to dance institution the Roxy Disco, which dominated the club scene and became the region’s biggest nightspot in the eighties and nineties. Justin Smith, Divisional Manager, Academy Music Group, said:

“Having worked at the venue since opening night almost two decades ago, the wider team and I can’t wait to get artists back on our stage and welcome loyal customers through the doors again. “We have invested in some fantastic improvements including updating the audio capabilities at the venue. We want artists who return to play here to have access to the best technical equipment and ensure our audience is given the very best live experience. Our programme, as ever, is varied and the new L-Acoustics system really delivers across different genres and event types”. The venue was acquired by AMG and reopened in 2008 following an extensive refurbishment and an opening week that highlighted the great and the good of South Yorkshire. Shining a spotlight on some of the most notable artists from Sheffield whose music was

influenced by their hometown, Reverend & The Makers and The Human League were among the first acts to take to the stage. The venue quickly became a muchloved institution once again for music fans with shows from the likes of Elbow, The Prodigy,

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The Licensing Act 2003 (Premises & Club Premises Certificates) Regulations 2005 Notice is hereby given that: We, AADIPRANAVAM 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 Durga Stores, 327-329 London Road, Sheffield S2 4NG. We intend to conduct on or from the premises the following licensable activities: Opening hours: Mon-Sun (09:00-22:00) Supply of Alcohol for Off-Premises consumption: Mon-Sun (09:00-22:00). 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 30.09.2026. 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. by e-mail to 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 is unlimited.

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Interested parties or responsible authorities may make written representations to Licensing Service, Sheffield City Council, Block C Staniforth Road Depot, Staniforth Road, Sheffield S9 3HD about this application by 30th 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 to licensingservice@sheffield.gov.uk It is a legal offence to knowingly or recklessly make a false statement in connection with this application. The maximum fine upon summary conviction for this offence is unlimited.

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BBC2

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Channel 4

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BBC2

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BBC2

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Coronation Street: Kit appears to have finally moved on from Sarah, as a mystery person sheepishly makes their way out of the flat while he’s still sleeping. But at the hospital he’s told that he has stage three breast cancer, which has spread to his lymph nodes. Debbie’s birthday party takes place at the Rovers Return, and it’s a bittersweet occasion as she fears that it could be her last one. Jodie overhears Kit and Bethany talking and learns a piece of information that shocks her! Armed with what she now knows, Jodie taunts Bethany with the news that she has decided to visit Sarah in prison. Lucy reluctantly attends her mum’s funeral, after initially refusing to go. When Betsy suddenly clutches her head in pain, she fears that she’s having another stroke. Emmerdale: Robert manipulates Joe by pretending that he wants to call a truce. He soon shares his true agenda with Aaron – he wants to seize the farm, as well as take over The Hide from Gabby and Laurel. Joe goes to visit his newborn son in hospital. When Joe announces that he’s made a decision about his child, will it be what Kim wants to hear? Nicola is stunned as the Miligans reveal that Jimmy was paid in cash to avoid tax – and that he continued running the business to keep up appearances. And Nicola finds evidence of even bigger financial problems – as Jimmy secretly remortgaged the family home before he died and they’re in arrears. The police and CPS believe they have enough evidence to build a case against Charity, so she’s charged with Dr Todd’s murder and later held on remand. Eastenders: It’s a big day in Walford, with two couples preparing to get married on the same day. Cindy is excited to become Mrs Branning, but what she doesn’t realise is that Max has gone missing, and her loved ones try to track him down without panicking her. Against all odds, Jack and Oscar manage to get Max to the wedding venue on time. Max and Cindy meet at the end of the aisle and get ready to say their vows, but at the last minute, Linda and Priya show up together. At the ceremony, held at the community centre, Kim is upset when she sees Denise on a video link. Howie notices this so makes a big change to the day – and Kim and Howie, alongside their loved ones, head to Denise’s hospital room to get married. Kat is horrified when she learns about Zoe stealing Charlie’s cab, and the situation escalates when the seller shows up in the Square.

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We’re striving for We’ll only get stronger consistency - WILDER Chris Wilder believes the unpredictability of the Championship is already happening this season but acknowledged he is always striving for consistency amongst his squad. Speaking ahead of the midweek trip to Ewood Park, Wilder knows his side have fallen below his high expectations at times this term, but is convinced every team in the division has had their own struggles too. He remarked: “I’m looking at all options. I’d like to play a certain way and be really consistent, but it is a game-by-game scenario for me. “There are always tweaks and you have to respect the opposition you are playing against and have a game plan that is better than theirs. “Every team in this division is dangerous though, I’ve seen that with Blackburn beating Middlesbrough and with Blackburn deserving to beat Wolves on the

Rovers make Clarke move permanent Josh Clarke has completed a permanent move to Rovers for an undisclosed fee from Scottish Championship side Partick Thistle. The goalkeeper had initially joined on loan with a view to making the agreement permanent in January, but a clause in Clarke’s loan terms has been activated to finalise the deal sooner, with a three-year deal agreed. The former Celtic youngster

opening night, they are a good side with some really good players. “We have to be patient, there has been inconsistencies in performances both individually and as a team, but even on Saturday against a top

has already caught the eye after making his debut for Rovers in their recent Carabao Cup second round tie against Sky Bet Championship side Middlesbrough. Capped at Northern Ireland U21 level, Clarke received a call-up to the senior side at just 17-years-old back in 2022 and remains highly regarded by his national team. First team manager Grant McCann said: “Josh is an excellent young goalkeeper who has all the attributes to have a fantastic career in the game. “He is relishing the challenge of competing with Tommy Simkin for the number one shirt, and we are very fortunate to have four excellent young goalkeepers on our books,

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side there were parts I was pleased with. We’ve had good bits all season in each game, but everyone is having periods where they aren’t at their best and everyone is striving to get a result.”

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The hunger, desire and bodies on the line mentality was evident more than ever on Saturday as the Owls posted a hard-fought win at Peterborough. Victory at the Weston Homes Stadium capped off a strong nine-point week for Wednesday, combining with wins over Bromley and Wycombe. Barry Bannan has heaped praise on the players and the culture developing at the club. “Three games in a week is hard, especially when you get to the last one and there are a lot of tired bodies,” he told swfc. co.uk. “But you can see the togetherness and the culture we’ve got going

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the line to get the points for the club. “There’s a big hunger here and it’s amazing. You can see everybody is hungry to win games. “We’ve taken a massive nine points from nine, which is a great start. We’ve not had it easy at Peterborough in the past, so it was good to put that right.” Looking around the squad, Bannan is confident the team will continue to grow and become stronger as the season progresses. “We are ticking along nicely at the minute,” he continued. “We feel strong in the changing room in terms of players with a lot of ability. “We know there will be

ups and downs, but we’re not going to hide it from anyone. We want to get promoted at the first attempt. We know it’s going to be hard, but we believe we’ve got a group of players capable. “I know it’s five games, but it’s a strong start with a new group, and we’re only going to get stronger.” The Owls’ away support was once again a terrific sight to behold on Saturday with almost 4,000 in attendance. Bannan says that level of backing will be crucial throughout the season. “It’s an amazing feeling,” he added. “You feel like the enemy going into the stadium and then you’ve got 4,000 behind you. I’ve

been here 11 years now, and it gets better and better every year. “These games don’t feel like away games. They feel like you’re at home with how loud they are. “The boys can feel it, they give you strength and carry you over the line, listening to them singing and urging you on. “But it will be good to have a normal week now where we can train, and some of the new lads can figure out more tactically how we want to play. “When you’ve got a week like this, you can work on things and it’s only going to be beneficial for the lads.”

history that, through his lens, they are still able to enjoy today. Not only was Paul the photographer of many years at Rotherham United having started in the early 2000s, he was a friend to many of the people who passed through Rotherham’s doors during his time with the club, both on the administrative side and on the playing staff. His popularity was such that he was instrumental on the Testimonial Committees of Paul Warne and Richard Wood – club legends in their own rights – who had remained friends with ‘Wicko’ long after his days of capturing them in match action had passed.

To this day, through Paul’s craft we are able to enjoy moments in picture form that include THAT Alan Lee goal against Brentford, the famous day at Hartlepool United under Ronnie Moore on which the Millers secured promotion and the final ever match at Millmoor among many other magical memories. Those are the obvious highlights from a career behind the lens which took Paul, a boyhood Rotherham United supporter, all the way across the country following the club he held so close to his heart. He has the unique honour of being able to lay claim to having been the Club Photographer

at Millmoor, Don Valley Stadium and the Miller’s new home at the AESSEAL New York Stadium - taking photos during the construction stages of the ground appearing on the Rotherham skyline. Having mentored him for many years, Paul passed on the lens to the current club photographer Jim Brailsford in 2014, having become incredibly good friends with him during their time together covering matches both at home and on the road. As well as his many years of professionalism as club photographer, Paul was a huge supporter of charity close to home in Rotherham, which was no more in evidence every

year than when he thrust himself into fundraising for the Prostate United challenge which was started at Roundwood by Stephen Gilpin and Ross Burbeary. Paul will be sadly missed by everyone at Rotherham United who knew him and the many supporters who were fortunate enough to share a conversation with him at matches throughout the years come rain or shine. The thoughts of everyone at the club are with his wife, Sandra, his family and his many friends at this incredibly difficult time. Rest in Peace, Paul. Once a Miller, Always a Miller.

FORTHCOMING FIXTURES

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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

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SEPTEMBER 01/09 H Bolton W. 3-2 05/09 H Norwich City 1-3 08/09 A Blackburn 7:45pm 13/09 H Wolves 12pm 16/09 A Fleetwood 7:45pm

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AUGUST 29/08 H Chesterfield

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AUGUST 29/08 A Stevenage

SEPTEMBER 01/09 A Wycombe 05/09 A Peterboro 12/09 H Wigan A. 19/09 H Stockport C. 22/09 A Salford City

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SEPTEMBER 01/09 A Tranmere 05/09 A Bristol Rovers 12/09 H Salford C. 19/09 A Northampton 22/09 A York City

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SEPTEMBER 01/09 H Notts C. 1-1 05/09 H Plymouth A. 2-3 08/09 H Huddersfield 7pm 12/09 A Wimbledon 3pm 19/09 A Peterborough 3pm

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ECKINGTON SELF STORAGE DAY TRIPS september thu 10th sat 12th sun 13th tue 15th wed 16th thu 17th sat 19th sun 20th mon 21st tue 22nd

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 grassington 1940s.......................................................................................£21.00 york food & drink festival.................................................................£22.00 pickering & scarborough.....................................................................£21.00 shrewsbury............................................................................................................ £21.00

holidays

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thu 24th sat 26th sun 27th tue 29th october thu 1st sat 3rd sat 3rd sun 4th tue 6th fri 9th

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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 bury markey & shopper........................................................................................£21.00 bridlington......................................................................................................£21.00 saltburn..............................................................................................................£25.00 stamford market - lincolnshire....................................................£21.00

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..................................... great yarmouth - new beach hotel............................. llandudno - chatsworth house hotel............................. legendary liverpool - crowne plaze john lennon airport hotel..... llandudno - four oaks hotel................................................. chester weekend - queens hotel.....................................

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Tours 2026 14th sept 4 nights - blackpool................................................£399.00

september 2026

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 sat 28th nottingham christmas market................... £20 sun 29th chatsworth at christmas.......................... £55

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december 2026

29th sept

4 nights - tenby.........................................................£460.00

£21

12th oct

4 nights - aberfoyle, scotland................................£409.00

£19

6th nov

2 nights - bridgewater carnival.............................£219.00

yok christmas market................................ £20

£19

16th nov

4 nights - bournemouth...........................................£389.00

beverley & brigg garden centre at christmas. £20

£19

manchester christmas market.................. £20

£19

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

sat 5th

durham at christmas.................................. £20

£19

sun 6th

stratford-upon-avon christmas market..... £22

fri 11th

bury festive market.................................... £20

sat 12th sun 13th sat 19th

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