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New Crosspool coffee shop “Crosspool Social” opened this week

Marking a delightful addition to the local community, this week at 8.30am on Tuesday 3rd December, a new coffee shop opened in Crosspool.

The Crosspool Social Café is located in what was the Nest, next door to the Crosspool Pets and near the Sheffield-bound bus stop, making it an easily accessible spot for both locals and visitors alike.
The refurbishment of the premises, with cozy seating arrangements and ambient lighting, has created a warm and inviting interior with an atmosphere perfect for casual meetings or quiet moments.

The Crosspool Social Cafés opening times of 8.30am-5pm Monday to-Friday ; 9am-2pm on Saturdays, provides ample opportunity for coffee lovers to enjoy their range of good food throughout the week.

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Mill House Animal Sanctuary Has Moved

Striving to create a nurturing environment that prioritizes the health and happiness of our furry friends. Mill House Animal Sanctuary, previously located in Fulwood, has now relocated to Thorne Royde, Hornthwaite Hill Road, Thurlstone, Nr. Penistone, Sheffield.
Tele: 07980 992 589

This new setting continues to be a haven where the welfare of animals in need remains the paramount concern of a dedicated team who work tirelessly to ensure that every animal that comes through their doors receives the highest standard of care. Their commitment to animal welfare is unwavering, and they constantly seek innovative ways to enhance their facilities and services.

Mill House believes that every creature deserves compassion and a chance at a better life, and they are devoted to making that belief a reality.

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Proposed Development of Former Shop Site

A new planning application has been submitted for the development of the site that was for many years Motor World, 340 Lydgate Lane, Sheffield, S10 5FU

The proposed development consists of a three/four-storey building that will accommodate seven residential units of different sizes and layouts.
The building is anticipated to be of a contemporary design with high-quality materials and finishes. The site will also include landscaped areas, and car parking spaces, with storage facilities for bikes and refuse bins.
The development is expected to provide attractive and comfortable living spaces for future occupants while respecting the character and context of the surrounding area.
Planning application: Ref. No: 23/02687/FUL

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Low Carbon Grants Available for Crosspool Businesses

Following a recent decision at Sheffield City Council’s Economic Development and Skills committee, businesses in Crosspool and across South Yorkshire can now apply for funding from a £3.4m grant to help reduce carbon emissions, be more sustainable and protect jobs.

Running until March 2025, the council fund will provide support to 260 small and medium-sized businesses across the region to help understand the opportunities available to reduce carbon emissions of small and medium-sized businesses.

Local Crosspool businesses could benefit from a free energy audit to identify potential energy-saving improvements, such as low-energy lighting systems or insulation. The low carbon grants are available to help invest in solutions to reduce energy consumption and costs, become more productive, resilient and environmentally friendly. As part of the package of support, specialists will provide comprehensive advice and support throughout the process.

With the rising cost of energy, we know how important it is for businesses to be able to access climate initiatives that reduce bills and carbon emissions at the same time, which is why this scheme has been designed.

Councillor Minesh Parekh, the lead spokesperson on the Economic Development and Skills committee, said: “We know that businesses across Sheffield want to be leaders on the climate crisis and to play their part to help reach net zero. “These Low Carbon Grants will help small businesses reduce their energy usage, cutting their bills and carbon emissions at the same time. With energy costs at record highs, it’s so important for climate initiatives to deliver cost savings and environmental benefits.”

Delivered by South Yorkshire’s local authorities, the project is partly funded by the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority’s Shared Prosperity Fund allocation, with Sheffield City Council acting as the Accountable Body for the Low Carbon Grant project, on behalf of Barnsley, Doncaster and Rotherham MBCs.

To find out more, including whether your business is eligible for support, please contact Business Sheffield at 0114 224 5000 or via lowcarbonproject@sheffield.gov.uk

Further information about the grant, including eligibility criteria and types of support available is included here: https://www.sheffield.gov.uk/uk-shared-prosperity-fund-low-carbon-project.

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New Shop Opens in Crosspool Precinct

Deli Frutta Sandygate Road

Today, Tuesday 13th December, “Ibo Deli Frutta” opened in the former Crosspool Flower Design shop on Sandygate Road.

This traditional Italian mini market will be open every day from 8am till 10pm, to sell, Fresh Focaccia (Italian Bread) – Wine – Beer – Pasta – Fruit & Veg – Cheese-Parma hams – Antipastos, and other Italian specialities 
Orders can be delivered locally for the frail and elderly, Tele: – 07577 296 597

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Crosspool Christmas Trees 2022

Just a few of the many volunteers

Just a few of the guys and gals who turned out to brave a cold and dank Sunday morning to help adorn a festival of 22 Christmas trees with twinkling lights, before putting them up in the Crosspool shopping precinct to celebrate Christmas 22.

Through the hard work of our community volunteers and the generosity of Crosspool businesses, the Crosspool Forum has once again provided (Valley Side Garden Centre) Christmas trees, each decorated by groups of individuals, to bring cheer and joy to shoppers using the precinct.

Steve and Ian would like to thank the volunteers and local businesses, without whose help and support the Crosspool Forum simply couldn’t run this event

A special mention must go to the staff of Hudson’s café, who once again generously donated cups of tea and coffee for all the volunteers, and to Direct Travel for allowing us to use their concourse for preparing the Christmas trees.

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Crosspool Businesses Reopen

From today a host of lockdown restrictions are eased

In line with the UK Government guidelines, from today, Wednesday 2nd December, the following Crosspool Shops & Hairdressers will fully reopen their doors again and with restrictions Churches and Restaurants/Inns.
Local restriction tiers: what you need to know

Fully Open:-

“Charisma” Tele: 0114 263 1003 will reopen from Thursday 3rd December, initially with the following revised opening hours: Monday to Saturday 10am – 5pm & Sundays leading up to Christmas. Home deliveries available every day, except Thursday & Sunday.

“More Posh than Dosh” Tele: 0114 268 4556

“Layers Flooring” Tele: 0114 2669888

“Direct Travel” Tele: 0114 268 7500

“Inspiration Hair Salon” Tele: 0114 266 3996

“Enhance” Tele: 0114 266 5950

“Expert Barbers” Tele: 0114 266 1234

“Ronaldo” Tele: 0114 266 2133

Potentially Open For Takeaway Only:-

“Nest Café” Tele: 07977 737232

“Hudson’s kitchen” Tele: 0114 449 5341

“Sportsman (ember inn) Crosspool – Ember Inns app: Tele: 0114 268 8011 

“Crosspool Tavern, Stonehouse”   Tele: 0114 266 2113

“Varanasi Inn” Tele: 0114 266 1017

“Papa Ciccios” Tele: 0114 268 4440

Open with Constraints:-

“St Columba’s” Tele: 0114 267 0006

“Stephen Hill Methodist Church” Tele: 0114 230 5676

“Tapton Hill Congregational Church” Tele: 0114 230 8191

“Church of St Francis of Assisi”   Tele: 0114 263 0383

The numbers and time permitted at premises may be limited, so to make your visit smoother and more enjoyable; you are strongly advised to contact the service provider’s either by telephone, website, face book, twitter or email.

To ensure you and their staff are protected and Stay Safe at all times, please wear a mask/face covering, social distance and observe their entry service rules.

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Support Local Eating Establishments

The Eat Out to Help Out Scheme opens tomorrow 3rd August 2020.

Under the Eat Out to Help Out Scheme, every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, between the 3rd and 31st August 2020, the government will pay 50% of the bill, up to £10 per head, on any meals and soft drinks at any Participating pub, restaurant or café.

The Eat Out to Help Out Scheme discount means that a meal out for one diner that costs £20 will be reduced to £10, however because of the £10 cap per person, a £25 meal for one diner will be £15

Eat Out to Help Out Scheme Government Guidance link.