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with the
Loxley Silver Band
Local and Traditional Carols
Sunday 11th December
2.45pm
Tapton Hill Congregational Church
The Corner of Tapton Hill Road
and Manchester Road
S10 5GB
Mince Pies and Festive drinks afterward.
Cavendish Cancer Care Are Holding Their Very Own Christmas Market.
Supporting local families, a variety of local businesses will get your Christmas shopping well and truly underway. on Wednesday 7th December at Tapton Hall, Shore Lane, Sheffield S10 3BU 5:30pm – 8:30pm
Follow this link to buy your tickets or give Hayley a call on Tele: 114 275 4070.
A £7 Ticket, includes a mulled wine or hot chocolate with a mince pie or yule log
Feeling peckish? Pre-order your Festive High Tea (£19.95) or Hot Turkey Sandwich (£6.95) by emailing hayley@cavcare.org.uk with your name and order.
A perfect evening to start celebrating the Christmas period!
Make a difference today www.cavcare.org.uk/donate
FUNDRAISING: 0114 275 4070
MAIN RECEPTION: 0114 278 4600
Stephen Hill Methodist Church
Pre Christmas Sing
10.30am–11.30am
Mond
ay 28th November 2022
During the Coffee Morning
***Everyone Welcome***
Carols- Old and New; Traditional; Modern & Local
Sing your favourites.
Sing some new ones.
Make sure you sing
your favourite carol at
least once this year!
Send any requests to Bob Townrow Tele: 2301098, TowniesRM@TalkTalk.net
Whirlow Hall Farm Trust
10am to 3pm
Saturday 26th & Sunday 27th November
Adults £6 – Kids FREE
FREE PARKING
Whirlow Hall Farm Trust, S11 9QF
Tickets: whirlowhallfarm.org
-Local Choir & Live Music-
-Immersive Story Time with Spirit & Rosie-
-Christmas Market-
-Meet the Grinch-
-Santa’s Grotto-
-Mulled Wine & Mince Pews-
-Whirlow Hog Roast-
-Food Stalls-
-And More-
Crosspool Forum loves shredding real Christmas trees and encourages you, for a small donation, to recycle your discarded Christmas tree.
Andrew Clayton, a Local tree specialist, will provide Christmas tree recycling for the Community of Crosspool between 10am & 11.30am on Sunday 10th January 2021.
The Crosspool forum would like to take this opportunity to give a big thank you to ”Direct Travel”, for allowing us to use the space in front of their premises.
Please observe social distancing when dropping off your tree and suggested donation.
The Crosspool Forum wishes you, your family, friends, and neighbours
a Christmas filled with Warmth, Peace and Joy!
Stay safe and take care for a New Year full of hope for better times ahead!!
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Tomorrow Saturday 18th December, 11.00am to 12noon.
With a gentle breeze and very little chance of rain, just wrap up warm, bring your neighbours & friends, grab a takeaway drink from a local Crosspool café and enjoy Christmas Carolling with a Brass Quartet playing in the Crosspool Precinct.
The Musicians all play in different brass bands and love getting together at Christmas for carolling. They will have a collection bucket and voluntary donations are very much appreciated which will go towards the running costs of their bands.
Thank you so much!
The Loxley Silver Band will be playing Traditional and Local Christmas Carols at the Tapton Hill Congregational Church, Manchester Road, on Sunday 12th December at 2.45pm.
Everyone Welcome!
The Charisma shop in Crosspool,
Now Open Every Monday up to Christmas, has organised a Brass Quartet to play Christmas carols and festive tunes in the precinct between 11am and 1pm this Saturday 4th December.
Observing social distancing at all times, the musicians and Charisma would love you to take this opportunity to enjoy listening to your favourite Christmas Carols with them.
If you would like a particular carol played please don’t hesitate to approach them with your request
The quartet is looking forward to bringing a bit of cheer to all you lovely people, who, by shopping locally, help keep Crosspool vibrant and inviting.
Whirlow Hall Farm Trust CHRISTMAS FAYRE sponsored by GRI Group is CANCELLED It is with a very heavy heart that we write this message. Today we experienced heavy snow that closed down the ability to even get to the farm safely. Even though the main roads are now cleared we have been assessing the farm hourly in the hope the snow would melt away and we could all come together for the fayre tomorrow and make it a great event, if only for one day! Actually getting the farm is now not a problem, but our site after receiving the heavy snow and such cold conditions today we feel is not safe enough to accommodate the event. Our fields are not suitable for car parking, nobody wants to be towed out by tractor (maybe the kids would) and parking large volumes of cars on the main road would cause major problems in the area. The whole site will no doubt be very icy tomorrow morning which would cause a problem not only for our traders reaching the barn to unload and set up but could cause health and safety issues for all our visitors. Even with all the grit and shovels we have we just couldn’t get the site to a satisfactory level in time. The safety of our visitors is of the utmost importance to us, and we want you to come and have a great experience with us at every event. We are devastated as the fayre is a crucial fundraising event for our charity, all funds raised would have supported our work with vulnerable children and young adults in the region. We know you will be disappointed with this news, but trust us we are majorly upset to be losing funds… all the hard work that has gone into this event by our team is heart-breaking, but if there is one thing we just can’t control, it is the British weather. Obviously, we will issue refunds, please bear with us while we process these over the next few days. If we require any additional information from you we will be in touch early next week. We hope you will join us for future events in 2022 and continue to support the vital work we do. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and we hope you will join us on the farm again soon.
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