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Tapton Congregational Church, Tapton Hill Road/Manchester Road
Saturday 18th May 10.30am -12noon
Children of primary school age, (accompanied by parents or carers), are invited to enjoy taking part in another Lego challenge.
Hear the story of Ascension and Pentecost.
Can your machine lift the weights up and down?
Every child will go home with a gift.
Donations welcome.
For further information contact:Â Suzanne on 0114 2325790 or email suzannenockels@gmail.com
Stephen Hill Church Hall, Manchester Road /Benty Lane, Tuesday evening 2nd July 2019
What every your age/s, if you or your group have a talent to entertain an audience.
Please don’t hesitate to get in touch with Roger Kite, Tel: 0114 2306194
Download a summary of the bullet points from the April meeting:
Open Meeting bullet points 25-04-19
Crosspool Forum’s next Open Meeting will take place this Thursday 25th April 2019, 7pm, St Columba’s Church Hall, Manchester Road, Crosspool S10 5PL.
Come along and express your concerns on local issues to local councillors, guest speakers and the polic
Care in Crosspool will be holding their annual general meeting at the Stephen Hill Beacon Church, Benty Lane, on Wednesday, May 1st, 2019 at 2.30 pm.
The Guest speaker at the meeting will be Pauline Kimantas, the CEO of the carers centre.
Refreshments will be available after the meeting.
All are welcome
As a follow up to the 15th January 2019 Crosspool meeting, a further Policing Consultative Meeting was arranged by Crookes & Crosspool Councillor Anne Murphy.
Download a summary of the consultative meeting on policing in S10, held Wednesday 27th March 2019, in the CROOKES SOCIAL CLUB.
Help Us to Keep Sheffield Stainless.
If you would like to be part of galvanising our previous success of Helping to Keep Our Neighbourhood Clean, be outside Archers Estate Agents, Crosspool Shopping Precinct, this Saturday 6th April 2019 10am.
For more information email: ammurphy124572@gmail.com
To allow time to handicap all, the pre-entries close on the 22nd May. The aim is for all to finish together.
The chase scheduled to start at 8pm, Tuesday 28th May, tortoises off first, whippets last, takes runners out and back to the Hallamshire Cricket Ground along a 3.25mls fell race course that climbs 800′ up to the church gate at Stanington.
Open to male and female runners, young and old, the tradition of staging this heritage related event goes back as far as 1862.Â
If you would like to be part of keeping this unique chase alive for the next generation, contact Richard Patton Tel:01433 620591, Mobile: 07974 983670,
Email: richard@billywiz.me
As part of the Magnificent Seven cycle challenge event, Hagg Hill, Back Lane & Stephen Hill will be temporarily closed this Sunday morning, 24th March,
as will other parts of the route.
The 2019 event will feature five new climbs. The full route is just over 23 miles long, presenting each rider with over 3,200ft of climbing around Sheffield, with inclines ranging from 9 to 23 per cent. Spectators are welcome and encouraged on all of the 7 climbs.
Last year, competitors were greeted by large crowds cheering encouragement as the cyclists took on these steep inclines.
Magnificent Seven bike race returns to Crosspool on 24th March 2019
-Opening your garden/allotment is a really enjoyable way to spend a day making new friends and acquaintances. 
-Your garden doesn’t have to be particularly big, beautiful or perfect
-It’s not a competition; visitors buy a ticket which gives them access to all the gardens and allotments open on Saturday 29th June 2019.
-Proceeds go to the Crosspool Festival charities or to a charity of your choice.
-If you would like to be part of the Crosspool Open Gardens, please don’t hesitate to contact Sue Day and Ken Rutter Tele: 0114 268 00 88Â
Email:Â 156kar@gmail.com for more information.
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