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Tickets available for Crosspool The Little Mermaid panto next week

You’re invited to come and support the young people of Crosspool as they perform the 48th annual youth pantomime at Stephen Hill Church next week, The Little Mermaid.

The show promises to be perfect half term holiday fun and includes lots of traditional pantomime laughs – custard pies, comedy sketches, singing, dancing and plenty of audience participation. This is your chance to support the fantastic effort put in by the young people living in and around Crosspool.

Tickets are still available for the Wednesday night show (10 Feb), Thursday night show (11 Feb) and Friday night show (12 Feb) – curtain up at 7.30pm!

Tickets are £5 (£4 for those aged 11 and below) and are available online or from or Bob Hodges on 0114 2303 207.

The Little Mermaid poster
The Little Mermaid poster
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Crosspool mums host weekday exercise classes for 2-4 year olds

Two Crosspool-based mums of pre-schoolers have set up exercise classes for 2-4 year old girls and boys to help children build confidence, develop key skills, establish healthy habits – and have lots of fun at the same time.

The Minimovez sessions take place every weekday morning in term time. Most classes are held just down the road at Tapton Masonic Hall and are taught by qualified teacher.

The aim is to promote safe, healthy and fun fitness for children. All the activities are carefully designed to encourage children to be energetic, using the full range of skills to develop self-confidence and self-esteem.

You can book a free taster session by calling 07838 81874 or visiting  www.minimovez.com for more information,

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Sandygate Road lines to be repainted week commencing 1 Feburary

The removal of the current Sandygate Road white lines and the painting of a white line in the original position on the road is scheduled for Tuesday 2 February.  Wednesday 3 and Thursday 4 February have been allocated as additional work days in case of weather problems.

Residents raised concerns over the markings online and at the Crosspool Forum Open a Meeting in October. Earlier this month Crookes Councillor Geoff Smith confirmed that the lines are to be put back back to where they were before.

 

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Agenda for Thursday 28 January 2016 Open Meeting

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Crosspool Forum Open Meeting – click for provisional agenda (PDF, 180KB)

Crosspool Forum’s Open Meeting on Thursday 28 January at St Columba’s will start at 7pm.

Come along and find out about Yorkshire Water’s new Rivelin Valley filtration scheme and give your concerns on local issues to local councillors, the police and First Bus.

Provisional agenda for Crosspool Forum Open Meeting, 28 January 2016 (PDF, 180KB)

Minutes from previous Open Meetings

 

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Food bank collection outside Spar on Saturday 23 January

A collection for the Sheffield S6 Foodbank will take place outside the Spar convenience store in Crosspool on Saturday 23 January.

It is organised by members of Crookes and Crosspool Labour Party, who will be outside from 11am to 3pm.

The food bank provides food for local people in crisis. If you can make a donation they need the following food items:

  • Fruit Juice
  • Tinned meat
  • UHT milk
  • Sugar
  • Tinned rice pudding
  • Tinned fruit
  • Shower gel
  • Tinned veg
  • Toilet roll
  • Feminine products
  • Tinned fish
  • Biscuits
  • Instant coffee
  • Pasta sauce
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Crosspool residents bring their trees for shredding and recycling

Shredding Christmas trees this morning
Shredding Christmas trees on Sunday

Thanks to everyone who brought their tree down for recycling on Sunday and made a small donation.

Shredding and recycling was carried out by our local tree specialist and firewood supplier Andy Fisher of Complete Tree Solutions.

The donated money went towards the recycling of the trees and the purchase of the new LED lights which could be seen on the trees in the precinct over Christmas.

A big thank you goes to all our local businesses for their continued support displaying the Christmas trees each year and also to the team of volunteers who helped put them up and take them down.

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Sandygate Road markings to be repainted

Sandygate Road white lines
Sandygate Road white lines

The off-centre markings on Sandygate Road will be repainted and put back to their previous location following a review by Sheffield city council’s road safety auditors.

The lines were positioned on the newly-resurfaced road with the intention of improving the safety of cyclists being overtaken going up the hill and to slow traffic coming down the hill.

Residents raised concerns over the markings online and at the Crosspool Forum Open a Meeting in October.

Crookes Councillor Geoff Smith took this up and has now confirmed that the lines will be put back back to where they were before. He said: “The auditor has recommended that the centre white line should be put back where it was and this has been accepted by the council and Amey.

“As yet I do not know when the work will be carried out but I have urged that it should be done as soon as possible. Thank you to the residents who pursued this issue.”