Crosspool News – crosspool.info
The Crosspool community website run by Crosspool Forum
Tapton Hill Congregational Church is holding a short food hygiene course on Thursday 26 October from 10am-2pm.
It is suitable for any voluntary organisation that does occasional catering e.g. buffets/coffee mornings etc. The cost is £30 per person.
Email Suzanne Nockels to book your place at suzannenockels@gmail.com.
Staff at Enhance the hairdressers in Crosspool are going to be holding a Macmillan coffee morning on Wednesday 27, Thursday 28 and Friday 29 September throughout the day.
They will be selling cakes and buns to take away to raise money for Macmillan cancer support.
A free walk which forms part of Sheffield Walking Festival in September will depart from Crosspool.
On Monday 11 September 2017, the 16.5km walk leaves Crosspool shops at 10:20am and will then visit a number of cemeteries on the western edge of Sheffield.
As well as the cemeteries we go along the Rivelin Valley with its industrial archaeology and past a mini sculpture park. The walk has great views of the moorlands and the countryside. We finally take the old coffin path to High Bradfield and if we have time visit the motte and baile.
Reserve your place on the Tombstone Tour
All Sheffield Walking Festival events
The 2018 festival dates are Friday 29 June to Sunday 8 July 2018.
Crosspool Forum’s Open Meeting on Thursday 27 July at St Columba’s will start at 7pm.
Come along to give your concerns on local issues to local councillors, the police and Amey.
Provisional agenda for Crosspool Forum Open Meeting, 27 July 2017 (PDF, 538KB)
Minutes from previous Open Meetings
Wednesday’s quiz night at The Sportsman pub was well attended as usual.
The local quiz regulars were joined by visitors from Stannington and Hillsborough as resident quizmaster Roger chose a selection of traditional and Crosspool quiz questions to make the evening enjoyable for all.
The two Crosspool history walks went ahead this week despite the drizzly weather.
28 people attended the Tuesday morning walk and 15 ventured out on Wednesday evening.
A big thank you to Jan Millward for a very interesting two-hour journey into Crosspool’s past.
The walks are part of the 2017 Crosspool Festival, which finishes on Sunday.
