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Do you have any unwanted books, prizes, gifts or bric-a-brac that you think might be suitable for the Crosspool Summer Fayre tombola, or one of our other stalls?
We also require some large terracotta planters, or similar, to plant up for the opening event of the recently erected Crosspool memorial.
Please Email Gillian at the Crosspool Forum or Tele: 0114 229 5670.
We can collect if necessary, or they can be dropped off locally.
Pop along to the Tapton Congregational Church’s next, “Lego Church”, 
Tapton Hill Road/Manchester Road,
10.30am, this Saturday 15th February 2020.
Children age 5-12 years (accompanied by parents or carers) are invited to enjoy a mountain of Lego to help them construct an engineering challenge with a Valentine theme, (So suitable for non-soppy types). Donations welcome.
Thursday, February 6th at 8pm
Friday, February 7th at 8pm
Saturday, February 8th at 6pm
Saturday Matinee Sold Out
Adults £7
Children (3-12) £4
Stephen Hill youth pantomime 2020 “Thumbelina“
A pantomime tale of fairies, bugs & baddies!
Wednesday 19th February to Saturday 22nd February 2020
or from the ticket line Tele: 07707 1840 895 £6 (£5 Pounds for 11 yrs and under)
Evening performance at 7:30 p.m. Saturday matinee 2:30 p.m.
Crosspool Forum’s next Open Meeting/this Thursday 30th January 2020, 7pm, St Columba’s Church, Manchester Road, Crosspool S10 5PL.
Come along and express your concerns on local issues to local councillors, guest speakers and the police.
2020 Open meeting agenda 01-30 Agenda
Each year Stephen Hill Methodist Church chooses to support two charities.
Over the last 12 months, up to the end of August 2019, members of the Stephen Hill
Methodist Church managed to hand over cheques of £1,447 to both the “McMillan Cancer Care” and “Sheffield Support Dogs”, from the proceeds of regular coffee mornings.
Since then, as well as the money raised from these coffee mornings, they had extra events and a 90th birthday party, which raised a further £1030.00 for the “Macmillan Cancer Support“, bringing this year’s total for this charity to £2477.00.
In addition, a further £1421.10 raised from a folk evening, a concert with The Rock Choir and a sales morning, brought the total amount raised for the “Sheffield Support Dogs” charity to a total of £2,868.10.
These extra activities amounted to their two chosen charities receiving a staggering grand total of £5345.10.
Not content with their past achievements, Stephen Hill Church has now started fundraising for next year’s two charities, Alzheimer’s UK and the Sheffield City of Sanctuary on Chapel Walk, supporting asylum seekers and refugees.
A great opportunity to start your Christmas shopping
Shem the shepherd has lost his sheep’
He wants to go and see the baby, Jesus, who the angels spoke about, but he must find his sheep first!
He knows that he went into the Shops at Crosspool
Will you help him find his missing sheep?
Each sheep has a name and is hiding in the shops around Crosspool.
When you find them write their names in the boxes on the sheets in the shops or download one here
Take your completed Messy Nativity Sheep Trail sheet to St. Columba’s Church for a PRESENT Monday to Friday 10am – 2:30pm Sunday 10am – 12am. until the 20th of December 2019
If you are looking for gift inspiration, baubles, foodie treats and presents, then why not visit the Crosspool Precinct where you can delight in the festive display of Christmas tree lights decorating an exciting variety of excellent Shops Cafés and Restaurants, which are on offer to help.
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