Crosspool weather- News from the Sheffield Star
- Sheffield woman vanishes with her daughters
- VIDEO: npower home energy saving tips in Sheffield
- Four car motorway collision closes lanes
- Should organ donation be compulsory for all?
- Bank holiday services for buses, trams and on trains
- Next public inquiry set to resume after site inspection
- Consultancy cost branded a ‘racket’ by trade unionists
- Search for cashback thief at supermarket
- Daylight raiders snatch pups
- Sevenstone deadlock set to continue after failure of talks
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Liberal Democrats hold Crookes seat in 2012 local election
Liberal Democrat Rob Frost has been elected as a councillor for Crookes in the 2012 local elections. The results were as follows: Rob Frost, Liberal Democrat – 1,965 Abdul Khayum, Labour Party – 1,416 Amy Mack, Green Party – 808 … Continue reading
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Crosspool residents vote in local election and mayoral referendum
Crosspudlians will be casting their votes today to choose a new local councillor for the Crookes ward and decide whether or not Sheffield council should switch to a system that would see it led by an elected mayor. There are … Continue reading
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Tagged abdul khayum, alec hayward, amy mack, conservative party, crookes ward, green party, james hoyes, john hesketh, labour party, liberal democrats, poll, rob frost
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Crookes ward: local elections and mayoral referendum on Thursday 3 May
Local residents will be voting in the local council elections and mayoral referendum on Thursday 3 May. There are 28 seats up for election, which is one third of Sheffield City Council. Crosspool lies in the Crookes ward, where there are … Continue reading
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Tagged abdul khayum, alec hayward, amy mack, conservative party, crookes ward, green party, james hoyes, john hesketh, labour party, liberal democrats, poll, rob frost
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