Have you seen Sox, a distinctive black and white cat with half a tail, missing from the Sandygate area?
If you can help, please contact the owner who says:
He is 9 now, adventurous and a real hunter but still very loving and affectionate. Fights foxes, brings every mammal home that he can catch, some alive, some not. He makes new friends easily and we are hoping that he has moved out in a huff whilst building work is going on.
I have tried all the homes that I know he visits where he is welcome but no one has seen him for over a fortnight now. We fitted a tracker to him last year and discovered his area covers Lodge Moor, Fulwood, Sandygate, Crosspool and down Rivelin.
He went AWOL about a month ago for about 4 days and came back fat which is why we think he has found a new human to fuss him and tell him how wonderful he is! He loves that.
Is he visiting you or do you know who he is visiting? At the moment we just need to know that he is alive and well and that one of his encounters with a fox hasn’t been his last. I can be contacted on 07974 793 954.
A young person’s purse was handed in at last Saturday’s busy Summer Fayre on Coldwell Lane.
If you have lost your purse and think it may be yours then please call 0114 266 3473, or contact the Crosspool Forum via crosspoolforum@fsmail.net giving a brief description and we’ll try to return it to its owner.
Also – if anyone has found a child’s pink rain mac that was lost at the Crosspool Summer Fayre on Saturday, please let us know.
A young child’s bicycle was found on Lydgate Green on Sunday 22 May 2016.
If you think this bicycle may be your lost item, or if you think it may belong to
a relative, friend or neighbour then please contact the Crosspool Forum using crosspoolforum@fsmail.net.
A key was found on Wednesday 18 May 2016 on Tapton Hill Road at the junction of Tapton Bank. Please contact 0114 266 3473 if you think this key may be yours.
A herd of cattle took temporary residence on the streets of Crosspool earlier today.
At around 6am this morning around a dozen cows were spotted outside Aligarh restaurant in the precinct. Some animals were seen using the pedestrian crossing to cross the road.
Cows in Crosspool precinct (photo: Liz Forrest)
By 6.30am the herd, which included some calves, had set off towards Watt Lane.
Reports filtered through that the cows had been seen on Worcester Close, Sandygate Park Road and Hagg Lane, peacefully exploring front gardens, back gardens and grass verges.