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GROUND BROKEN ON £5.4M BUSINESS INCUBATION HUB IN ROTHERHAM Ground has been broken on a brand-new business incubation hub on Century Business Park in Rotherham. Led by Rotherham Council, and with Esh Construction as the main contractor, Manvers Incubation Hub will provide highquality, serviceable office and workshop accommodation designed to help micro or start-up businesses grow. The facility will feature 20 workshops, 16 office units and 2 laboratories for 38 businesses. This second phase will build on the success of the nearby Century Business Centre which was constructed in 2000 and has since helped over 300 businesses, playing a crucial part in the economic regeneration of the Manvers area. Cllr Denise Lelliott, Cabinet

Member for Jobs and the Local Economy, said: “Providing highquality office and workshop accommodation is important for attracting and growing businesses to Rotherham. “The Century Business Centre site has been an undoubted success over the past couple of decades, so it is exciting to break ground as construction begins on this new business incubation hub at Century Business Park.” Esh Construction was appointed as design and build contractor after the scheme was procured by YORhub’s YORbuild2 framework and will work in partnership with The Harris Partnership and RWO Associates. Esh’s Operations Manager, Andrew Schofield, said: “We are delighted to get work underway on this key facility for local

Pictured: Rotherham Councils’ Cabinet Member for Jobs and the Local Economy Cllr Denise Lelliott, Esh Operations Manager Andrew Schofield, Rotherham Council’s Assistant Director, Planning, Regeneration & Transport, Simon Moss and Esh Senior Site Manager, Simon Rothery. Photo credit: Andrew Heptinstall Photography Ltd

businesses, which will in turn contribute to a boost in local employment and the economy. As a business we are committed to delivering social and economic value in the communities where we operate. Throughout this development we will engage with local schools, offer work experience opportunities and support training for apprentices on site.” The new centre will feature a central reception and lettable conference facilities for larger

meetings and functions. Externally, the site will include car parking, cycle storage and electric car charging points. The workshop zone will have its own dedicated service yard for light vehicles such as transit vans and utility vehicles. A fabric first approach has been taken towards creating a more sustainable building and renewable heating will be incorporated within the office spaces via air source heat pumps.

The site is located just off the A6195 at Wombwell, providing excellent connectivity links to M1 and A1. It will be managed by Rotherham Investment and Development Office (RiDO) which manages similar facilities across the borough. There will be a focus on achieving a BIM Level 2 accreditation throughout the scheme, with Magenta Solutions Ltd leading on the BIM Execution Plan, as well as achieving a BREEAM rating of ‘Very Good’.

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This month see the return of Steph the vet. Through out the year she will be sharing advise and tips on caring for your pets.

FLEAS AND TICKS With our increasing temperatures, modern central heating and an increased dog and cat population fleas and ticks are no longer just a summer problem. You may have had a discussion with your vet about flea and tick treatment but in this article, I will discuss the life cycles so that we can fully understand why it is so important to treat our pets regularly for ticks and fleas.

FLEAS Fleas can cause intense itching and associated skin infections and irritation in dogs and cats. A female flea can lay 50-200 eggs per day, these eggs fall off our pets onto carpets, furniture, cars and even between the edges of floorboards. The eggs take between 2 days to 2 weeks to hatch depending on environmental conditions, these eggs hatch into larvae, these larvae will naturally avoid light and will spin cocoons form into a pupae, this cocoon protects the pupae from environmental factors allowing it to be protected for long periods (up to months but in some cases even years). Adult fleas will hatch from the cocoons when they feel vibrations, rising carbon dioxide levels and body heat. They are waiting for the signs of a pet then they hatch and jump on, completing the cycle to adult flea. Due to the life cycle stages around 90% of fleas live in the environment we live in and not on the animals, this is why the main stay of treatment is a 2-step approach 1. Killing adult fleas so that they cannot lay eggs 2. Treating the environment to kill eggs, lavae and pupae with an appropriate house spray regularly

TICKS Ticks have been classically associated with moorland and woodland but can now be found in most environments including parks and gardens. They are commonly found in the summer but are now being found in autumn and even in winter. Ticks have 4 life stages lasting 3 years. Ticks are required to feed off an animal between each of the life stages. An adult female tick can lay several thousand

eggs that hatch into larval stage (seed ticks) in the environment. As ticks cannot jump they will use vegetation to elevate them to a height where they can easily attach to a passing animal, a behaviour known as ‘questing’. A seed tick will feed for several days and then drop off and moult to become a nymph, these nymphs feed again and drop off to moult into an adult tick to complete the life cycle. Ticks can cause irritation and tick bite reactions around the area of biting, they can also carry some serious diseases. Lyme disease caused by a bacteria called Borrelia Burgdorferi is spread by ticks and can cause lameness, lethargy, fever and increased gland size (lymph nodes). Babesiosis is a disease of red blood cells causing anaemia, weakness, dark urine and fever. Ehrlichiosis is a disease of white blood cells caused by a bacteria called Rickettsia causing fever, anorexia, stiffness and bleeding problems. Both Babesiosis and ehrlichiosis are common in Europe but rare in the UK, however dogs travelling to Europe may become infected or carry infected ticks to the UK so some cases are now being seen. It is very important if you see ticks to only remove with an appropriate tick hook and not just pull them out, if the head is left in the animal it can cause irritation, reaction or an abscess. Ask your veterinary surgeon or nurse for advice.

Treatment and prevention It is important to treat your dogs and cats regularly for both fleas and ticks. There are a huge range of treatment out there, I would always advise using a prescription medication, ideally after a discussion with your veterinary surgeon. There are ranges of monthly and 3 monthly spot on treatments and tablets available now for ease of use. Gaining veterinary advice is strongly recommended as it will ensure you are using a current product with the effectiveness for the current risks in your geographical area, for any potential travel and for your home environment. Good flea and tick prevention and treatment will ensure that we all have fun with our pets this summer and autumn. Stephanie Peat MRCVS, Hall Court Veterinary Group

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Welcome to Issue 21st of the AwardWinning YiP paper covering the Yorkshire community and how amazing has the weather been recently? As ever, we have our fantastic regular in-paper features from Chris Wells Design, Steph from Source My Mortgage, Rotherham United Community Sports Trust, RMBC, Rotherham Flux, and a warm welcome back to one of our favourites, Steph the Vet with some great advice and tips. So please give them a read, and remember, if you have any questions give them a call and quote YiP. This issue we also have a great feature from MCVC Charity announcing their amazing news. They have been honoured for "The Queens Award Voluntary Service" this award identifies elements of best practice and dedication exhibited within the voluntary sector. The award is the voluntary groups equivalent to an MBE. So a massive congratulations to MCVC and their awesome work. Plantinum CBD have a fantastic feature about their Charity Golf event in support of Prostate Cancer UK, which was a great celebrity packed day and raised not just money, but awareness too - Well done Plantinum CBD and everyone who supported the day. Plus, as always, Plantinum are offering all readers an introductory 25% OFF by using the Code YiP25 when ordering. YiP continues to schedule advertisements on our social media platform to maximise exposure. This is a great opportunity to reach new and potential customers. So, don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and comment on the things you like and share. If you contact anyone in the paper, please tell them how you heard about them, and who knows, you may get a little discount – So remember to quote YiP wherever you go. YiP is here to connect you, so if you would like an introduction, to develop a collaboration with one of our partners, or if you would like to feature in the paper, then please do not hesitate to drop us a line at the Media Office, on 01709 252210 or email us at hello@Yipmedia.co.uk So Happy reading from all of the YiP Team.

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Rotherham United Community Sports Trust are delighted to open bookings for our Summer Healthy Holidays Programme:

HEALTHY HOLIDAYS CAMPS | 25th July – 25th August 2022 Working in partnership with local providers we will offer eligible children aged 5-16 the opportunity to access multi-sports, boxing, swimming, dance, singing, acting, football, fitness, arts, drama, music, literacy and more. Our camps at People 4 Places leisure centres in Maltby, Wath, Aston, and Rotherham will give young people the opportunity to access excellent facilities and take part in a broad range of fitness sessions, junior gym sessions and multi-sports, as well as the opportunity to go swimming. A huge thanks to the DfE and RMBC for once again making the funding available to us and from Triple Threat Theatre and Dinnington Boxing Club, having all teamed up with the trust to open their doors to participants across the borough.

To get involved in our Healthy Holiday Camps please visit: https://www.rucst.co.uk/summer-healthy-holidays-programme/ Email: community@rotherhamunited.net Office: 01709 827767

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WOW - Women of the World Festival is taking place in Rotherham NEXT MONTH! Saturday 16th - Sunday 17th July, Rotherham Clifton Park Rotherham Council has announced the programme for the first ever WOW Women of the World Festival in Rotherham, taking place next month. Led by Founder Jude Kelly, WOW Festivals are the world’s most comprehensive festivals celebrating women, girls and non-binary people. Launched in 2010, WOW Festivals have now taken place in more than 30 locations in six continents, reaching more than three million people to date. WOW Rotherham is organised by Rotherham Council and Flux Rotherham in partnership with The WOW Foundation, the UK based charity that runs the WOW movement across the world. The two day festival will celebrate community, culture, and entrepreneurialism with artists local, national and international taking part in the event, the first of its kind for the town. Aiming to tackle the subjects that matter most to women, girls and non-binary people, the festival is open to people from all walks of life, however they identify. WOW Rotherham will take place over the weekend of Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th July in the town’s Clifton Park and will feature an eclectic series of events, talks, debates, workshops, mentoring and performances. The weekend’s main stage will kick off with a welcome address from WOW Festival organisers from across the globe including founder Jude Kelly and entrepreneur Dame Julie Kenny, interim chair of the UK Commission for Employment and Skills and Chair of Trustees of the Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust. The welcome will be followed by WOW Big Ideas, a platform for short talks about pressing conversations and important ideas for change. Speakers will include award-winning cultural producer and freelance marketer Annalisa Toccara, campaigners and activists The 3 Hijabis who are calling for racists to be banned for life from all football matches in England and senior critical care nurse Charmaine Mutsago. Further events on the Saturday will include a panel discussing issues and barriers to getting or keeping jobs as someone who identifies as a woman, a discussion about women’s health (with no subject considered too taboo!) and music from local South Yorkshire musicians The Sangeet Choir, DJ Tonner, and punk band Skint Knees. There will also be entertainment in the form of comedy and poetry throughout the day. Sunday’s events include fun in the form of Drag Queen Bingo and a silent disco. There will also be a live set from local progressive gothic folk rock band The Mother of Crows, poetry with Nicky Rogers and Ellie Blackburn, an in

conversation chat with stroke survivor Donna MacKenzie-Smyth and a number of workshops. In addition to a programme of important, thought-provoking conversations and workshops, as well as chances to kick back and have some fun, WOW Rotherham will be hosting a diverse WOW Marketplace filled with female makers and organisations; a feature at every WOW Festival around the world. The marketplace will feature a number of stalls including hand-crafted gifts and a clothes swap and many more. There will also be a food and drink area to keep attendees refreshed throughout the weekend. As part of the festival, local artists Zoe Walker and Neil Bromwich of Walker and Bromwich will be showcasing their project ‘Siege Weapons of Love’, a series of inflatable sculptures that combine potent symbols of war with flowers and organic forms. This will include a vibrant, loud and joyful procession on Saturday 16th July around the festival site, which will culminate at a beautiful arch decorated with handmade flowers. On Sunday 17th July, the flowers will be gifted to festival visitors as a symbol of love and generosity. Attendees are invited to get involved by making their own flowers as a symbol of peace and love and to highlight the wonderful and welcoming town of Rotherham. Jude Kelly CBE, CEO and Founder of The WOW Foundation said: “WOW

Rotherham is going to be a wonderful and joyful celebration of the women and girls whose stories, achievements and resilience can help build a new chapter in the history of the town. We've been working with Flux to bring together people of all kinds and make sure that the WOW Festival is full of bold, brave and brilliant conversations and events.The WOW local producers are using their huge energy to build an equal, just and safe world where the women, girls, trans and non-binary communities of Rotherham can flourish.” Helen Jones, Director at Flux Rotherham said: “We are thrilled to be part of this fantastic two-day festival, celebrating women, girls, trans and non-binary communities of Rotherham. There will be so much to do and see around the festival site at Clifton Park. From excellent speakers, workshops, and art performances to live music, poetry and joyful dance sessions. All topped off with a beautiful marketplace area filled with female makers and organisations.” Leanne Buchan, Acting Assistant Director for Culture, Sport & Tourism at Rotherham Council said: “We started our journey with WOW Women of the World in 2019 at Rotherham Town Hall with 60 women from across the borough sharing their hopes, fears and aspirations. To see it blossom into a two day festival and to have been able to support three female community producers to achieve this is really special. The programme is a brilliant blend of the difficult topics that

Top: WOW - Women of the World Festival (Credit: Karol Wyszynski) Above: Founder Jude Kelly are important to women in the borough, handled with care and humour, alongside a showcase of the fantastic talent that we have in Rotherham and the region and we hope to see it become another hallmark of the Rotherham Events calendar.” WOW is the biggest, most comprehensive and most significant festival dedicated to presenting work by women and promoting equality for women and girls. The first ever WOW Festival in Rotherham is the latest in a

number of WOW Festivals to take place this year, organised by local partners around the globe. In March, WOW Festivals took place in London, Istanbul, across Western Australia, Nepal and online in Pakistan and Bangladesh. WOW Festivals are organised by local partners, working alongside The WOW Foundation. Further names and events for WOW Rotherham will be announced in the coming weeks with the festival fast approaching.

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Savings off Gulliver’s, Wentworth Woodhouse, Magna and so much more

There’s so much to enjoy in Yorkshire, and nothing better than saving money whilst supporting all our fabulous places and business. Our Yorkshire’s Hidden Gems Discount card gives fantastic savings and offers to our card holders to say thank you for visiting, shopping and experiencing local Sign up for a card for just £7.50 a year and get fantastic discounts from some of our Yorkshire’s Hidden Gems.

HERE’S JUST A SAMPLE OF SOME OF THE SAVING OUR CARD HOLDERS ENJOY • Gulliver’s Valley entrance £15 pp in all of your group, savings from £5 to £11 pp • 25% off entrance to House & Garden / Garden admission to Wentworth Woodhouse • 25% off canvas prints from 1clickprint • 10% discount Waleswood Camping & Caravan • Concessions at The Civic Theatre • Savings on ice creams and hot drinks at parks • 20% off purchases at Magna Science & Adventure • 10% off purchases at Grimm & Co

SPECIAL SUMMER TIME PROMOTION For the next 3 months one lucky card holder will be chosen to receive one of our fabulous bonus offers. • Family Sleep over vacation, Gulliver’s Valley • Family Annual passes for Magna Science & Adventure • 12-month Joint My Wentworth Membership You will receive regular updates on new offers and details of events and places to visit, shop, experience, enjoy, stayover etc. Visit our website for more details and to order your card. We can’t wait to welcome you to The Yorkshire’s Hidden Gems club! www.yorkshireshiddengems.com

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Herringthorpe Lane, Rotherham S65 3AS info@chriswellsdesign.co.uk / www.chriswellsdesign.co.uk WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY... “We would recommend Chris Wells design to anyone, we were very pleased with the service we received and were very fond of Chris himself, who was heavily involved in making sure all of our needs were met, and he was a great presence to have in the house”.

Legal and General completed a piece of research in 2020 named deadline to the breadline, which found that out of those surveyed, the average family “ran out of money” at only 24 days. It is commonly thought that a family would survive 2-3 months on one wage or without income but this sometimes is simply not the case.

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Protection: Not only for homeowners

What would you do if you became ill and was not able to work? You may be able to claim some benefits however this may not cover anywhere near your rent and cost of living. We can set you up either a rental protection or an income protection policy. These are similar in that they both pay out if incapacity occurs where you are unable to work due to health issues or accidents but they work slightly differently. Rental Protection will pay out your rental costs until you are able to return to work! Income protection pays out 60-65% of your gross annual income again until you are able to return to work. You can take a lighter version of either of these policies by cutting the time it pays out for. For example, you could have an injury that means you are off work for 3 years but have only taken a policy that pays out for 2 years. The best policy is one that pays out until retirement but we understand that not all policies are within budget and the price will largely depend on how risky your job is and how much you earn.

close to when you turn 18. If you decide to keep putting it off, you may find it more difficult to take out • Residential Mortgages a policy as health conditions can • Buy to Let Mortgages prevent you from obtaining cover. • Protecting your debts Therefore the younger you take it, the more cost effective it will be • Buildings & Contents Insurance and the more success you will have of being accepted. We can set you Contact us at: up a policy for a specified some of info@sourcemymortgage.co.uk money that can cover you until you are in your later life. You may be surprised by how little your premiums are for a reasonable amount of cover, cover can literally you have children or debt to make private GP appointments. Income and rental protection isn’t be less than £1 per week! sure you have some cover. Give us a call or email us at the only cover we can help you with info@sourcemymortgage.co.uk for a Life Insurance pays out to your As well as life insurance and though and although I feel it is free protection review. loved ones in the event of your income protection, we can also more critical to insure yourself untimely and unfortunately death, guide and advise you on other It doesn’t matter if you are against risks whilst you are alive, the money left can be used for products such as critical illness renting, living at home or insuring yourself against death is funeral costs, repay your debts – cover, fracture cover, and income have a mortgage, it is never equally important. they do not die with you, and to protection. A lot of our policies too early to make sure you provide for your family whilst you’re have additional benefits such as It is responsible and sensible to are protected. not there. It really is a necessity if online health services or even take some insurance on your life

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Springvale Celebtated the Queens Jubilee Everyone was there including the queeen and the Corgis. All had a great time! Thanks to all our staff here and a special thanks to Barthomew and Sons for providing the luxury transport on the day.

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Plantinum CBD Supporting Prostate Cancer UK Plantinum CBD are super proud to announce that the Charity Golf Day at Dore & Totley Golf Club, in support of Prostate Cancer UK raised a staggering £5,000.

We want to thank everyone involved in making it a great day and raising such an amazing amount for such a fantastic charity. We were proud to have our Plantinum CBD Celebrity family supporting on the day, as well as other celebrities from a wide variety of sporting background

and the music industry. Filming also took place on the day from Fight Connect TV and all of the footage is on Youtube. The charity of choice, Prostate Cancer UK, is very close to all of our hearts, as the Father of Stuart Collard, founder and MD of Plantinum, is a survivor of

prostate cancer himself. Bruce Collard suffered with this illness over 2 years ago and thanks to some great treatment and early detection is cancer free today. Sadly, not everyone is lucky, and it is events like the golf day that help support the great work of Prostate Cancer UK.

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More from Yorkshire Information Point’s Jim Epton Jim’s In Town Rotherham is peppered with hidden gems, that are unique to the town (Sheffield can’t compete in certain quarters!) It’s exactly these gems that I love to tell people about.

This Month’s spot?....

The Cutlers Arms I am yet to discover a better place for a Saturday night out…or a Friday night for that matter. This place has it all! Historic Victorian Architecture, Great live bands in its own Marquee (Local, Tribute and some Classic bands that love to play places that have an intimate vibe) as well as an in-

house band. Last and by no means least: a full selection of Chantry Ales (of Rotherham). I could write a whole new column on Chantry…it’s in my top 2 alltime favourite Cask Ales at any rate.

You MUST experience the Cutlers!

Today Rotherham… This month, Reuben Navarro tests Tomorrow The World! the wind direction in London. The wolves still roam around London, with their teeth bared and their noses twitching. You will probably never see them in the bountiful West End, the streets of Westminster, the abandoned basements where the city once swung. They silently snarl at D listers, Fragglesque media dullards, Jermyn Street clad

public schoolboys and knaves on scooters. They hyde in the shadows of the city’s history – the unspoken alleys and the doorways to rooms filled with jewels. The infrastructure shakes and tilts, Londoners barely notice. Overpriced coffee vendors move silently in their bubbles, working gravy into their beards and

chalking up another desperate cry for help on streetside sandwich boards. Gen Z plan their escape. The magnet has been disconnected and the lure of the provinces is too hard to resist. ‘Telephones’ in their pockets…scooters fully charged: The North awaits… leave the wolves behind.

The Musologist - Festival while you can: Pop Princess Louisa Johnson and NeoSpecial

Rock in the Bowl - Don Valley, Sheffield.

British weather aside, it’s so exciting to once again greet the summer and with it, some cracking music festivals! Let’s have a look then at the best of what the county has to offer. As usual, I have tried to look at several genres, but I think most of these places have a wide range for y’all to enjoy. Without further ado, grab your favourite wellies and let’s dive in head first!

Old school Rock and Metal abounds as RITB brings us sleaze from The Quireboys, NWOBHM from Diamond Head, Heavy Psych from Orange Goblin and former Iron Maiden/Wolfsbane vocalist Blaze Bayley. Show me the mosh pit!

Askern Festival Doncaster Band’s, DJ sets and more spanning the late 90’s to present day Alt-Rock. This promises to be excellent value for money due in part to it being a smaller scale event servicing some big name acts including headliners Feeder and fan favourites Republica.

Tfest - Bawtry, Doncaster Another great big hitting event, moving just down the road from Tickhill to Bawtry for the first time. Nonetheless, ticket holders will not be disappointed by a jam packed schedule including the well loved Judge Jules and Scouting for Girls plus up and coming acts to catch

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Tramlines, Sheffield The mighty Tramlines does it again with the triple whammy headliners Sam Fender, Kasabian and Madness! A broad reaching line up this year which will draw festival goers from across the generations; with James and Little Man Tate bubbling under as well as festival favourites Reverend and The Makers & the Everly Pregnant Brothers.

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Let’s not forget to bring it on home July 30th to witness the sensational Highway Child. Not Newsam Park - Temple only do they have a new album Newsam, Leeds out, but they’ll be bringing their Great to see the return of unmissable assortment of Leeds’ Electronic Dance Music Blues, Soul and Funk covers to extravaganza Newsam Park virtually guarantee a shift of Open Air Festival. This year Jada foundations for the Winter G and Chris Stussy join the Green! Don’t miss it! rosta of vital new acts bringing the bass to Temple Newsam.

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2. CHOCOLATE However enticing chocolate is for humans and dogs alike, chocolate is another poisonous food for dogs. Chocolate contains a stimulant called theobromine (dark chocolate has the highest content of this) which is toxic to dogs and can cause kidney failure.

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