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The WI Fashion Show takes place this Saturday, 11 July at Steven Hill Church, Manchester Road, Crosspool. Doors open at 2.30pm for refreshments, with the show beginning at 3.30pm. Everyone Welcome.
All proceeds will support local church charities and Care in Crosspool, so every ticket helps our community.
Discover the remarkable craftsmanship that made Sheffield’s name known around the world. This illustrated talk celebrates the exquisite cutlery and flatware produced by three distinguished local firms renowned for their intricate designs: Allen & Darwin, Atkin Brothers, and Martin & Hall.
You may not recognise all the names, but you’ll certainly remember the pieces. The talk offers a fascinating glimpse into the superb quality and creativity of Sheffield’s metalwork during the late 1800s.
Nick, a volunteer with the Hawley Collection at Kelham Island Museum, will also bring along a selection of historic cutlery for you to see up close.
Crosspool Wi Fashion Show.
Stephen Hill Church, Manchester Road, Crosspool.
3pm – Saturday, 11th July 2026,
Crosspool Forum Open Meeting this Thursday 30th April at 7pm St Columba’s Church, Manchester Road
Guest Speakers:
Linda Gooden – King Edwards School, Head.
Cath Jackson – King Edwards School, Assistant Head.
Andy Metcalfe – Commercial Manager FirstBus.
Local council officer: Cllr Ruth Milsom, Cllr Minesh Parekh, Cllr Tim Huggan, and local police, are usually on hand to hear your views and offer friendly advice on community issues.
Crookes & Crosspool is one of Sheffield’s most competitive wards, with Labour and the Liberal Democrats both treating it as strategically important. Reporting from local media highlights how closely the parties watch this seat and how actively they campaign here.
The Sheffield City Council elections take place on Thursday 7 May 2026, the date set for all local elections across England this year. This timing aligns with the national electoral calendar, which clusters local authority contests, mayoral elections, and devolved‑nation parliamentary elections on the same day
Local elections in Sheffield follow a cycle where one third of councillors are elected each year for three years out of four. The 2026 round covers the seats last contested in 2022, meaning many wards, including Crookes & Crosspool, will see familiar names returning to the ballot. The city’s political balance has been fluid in recent years, with shifts in party groupings and several by‑elections, so the 2026 vote is expected to be significant for the council’s overall direction.
Key dates leading up to polling day
The South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority runs on a four‑year cycle.
The last election was in 2022, so the next combined authority mayoral election was due this year 2026. Actually, the cycle was reset, and the next South Yorkshire mayoral election is now expected in 2028.
Join the Easter trail around Crosspool shops.
Prize is to be collected on Easter Sunday 4th April, at Stephen Hill Church, where you are invited to join the 10.30am service.
For more information, please contact Childrens@stcolumbacrosspool.org.uk
Tara Osborne, Children Youth and family worker.
Focal Minister, St Columba and Stephen Hill Church Crosspool
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Sunday
LEGO EASTER
Monday March 30th 2pm-3pm
Tapton Hill Church, Manchester Road
Come and make a Lego Easter egg with a surprise inside. We have mountains of bricks!
You will not be able to take your egg home, but you will be able to exchange it for a chocolate one. There will be lots of making, refreshments and an opportunity to hear the Easter story. This is for primary school children who must be accompanied by an adult who is responsible for them. Donations welcome.
For more information email :-
Suzanne Nockels suzannenockels@gmail.com
Carer Wellbeing event – Crosspool
Join us for an uplifting and energising wellbeing event!
Monday 16th March 10.00-14.00
Stephen Hill Methodist Church, 547 Manchester Rd, S10 5PL
To book a place please:
Funded by Sheffield city council south-west local area committee. Sheffield Carers Service is part of Crossroads Care Rotherham (Charity No: 1062664)
Sheffield Carers Service supports the well‑being of unpaid carers across the city by offering essential information, advice, and practical and emotional support. Now part of Crossroads Care Charity (since early 2026), the service builds on more than 30 years of experience helping carers navigate local support in Sheffield.
Over 12,000 residents are already part of this caring community. If you look after a family member or friend who is frail, disabled, ill, or living with a mental health condition, you’re welcome to join them. A full definition of who counts as a carer is available via this link
The St Francis Dance Company warmly invite you to their Annual Dance Show, a joyful celebration of local talent, music and movement. Four performances will take place at Stephen Hill Church, Manchester Road, S10 5PL.
Performance Dates & Times
Thursday 19 March – 7:30pm
Friday 20 March – 7:30pm
Saturday 21 March – 3:30pm
Sunday 22 March – 3:30pm
Tickets
Adults: £9 – Children: £5 – Under 5s: Free
(Refreshments included)
To book tickets, please contact – Grazyna on 0114 230 8196
Supporting Good Causes
All proceeds will be donated to “Embrace” and “Mary’s Meals”,
helping to support children and families in
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