Bradfield Christmas Tractor Run

Bradfield Christmas Tractor Run starts at 5pm, this Sunday 14th December.

Starting at Fox Valley Shopping Centre, the tractor run rolls on past a series of local pubs—here’s the route with approximate times:

  • LEAVE FOX VALLEY – 5.00pm
  • KING & MILLER – 5.05PM
  • BLUE BALL, WHARNCLIFFE – 5.10pm
  • WHARNCLIFFE ARMS
  • WHITE HART – 5.15PM
  • COCK INN
  • HARE & HOUNDS
  • BLUE BALL, WORRAL -5.25pm
  • SPORTSMAN, WADSLEY – 5.35pm
  • WORRAL NEWS
  • WADSLEY CHURCH
  • HORSE & JOCKEY – 5.40pm
  • GREEN SHOP – 5.45PM
  • LOXLEY SPORTS BAR – 6.00pm
  • MALIN INN
  • ROSE & CROWN (Minnie’s)
  • THE ANVIL – 6.05pm
  • THE PEACOCK – 6.15pm
  • NAGS HEAD – 6.30pm
  • OLD HORNS – 6.40pm
  • FINISH AT THE BRADFIELD PLOUGH – 6.50pm

A prize draw will take place for the best-dressed tractor, with a raffle to follow at the end of the route at The Bradfield Plough, Low Bradfield.

Crosspool Car Boot Sale this Saturday

Rediscover, Reuse, Rejoice. The Crosspool Car Boot Sale is in the Crosspool Tavern Car Park, this Saturday, 6th September 2025. 8:00 am to 11:30 am
To pre-book a £6 pitch, Email: crosspoolforum@gmail.com

The Crosspool Tavern Car Boot Sale is a cherished Saturday tradition. It’s where neighbours, families, and treasure-seekers gather to swap stories, share smiles, and hunt for bargains.
Decluttering isn’t just about tidying; it’s a feel-good ritual, and when your once-loved items find new homes, it’s like passing on a little joy.
With a solid tarmacked site and delicious treats from the Tavern, the atmosphere stays upbeat, whatever the weather.
Whether you’re selling or browsing, there’s magic in uncovering hidden gems and giving them a second life.

Car Boot Sale

Car Boot Sale, Crosspool, Tavern Car Park, Saturday, 6th September 2025
8:00 am to 11:30 am
To pre-book a £6 pitch, Email: crosspoolforum@gmail.com 

Decluttering your home can be surprisingly therapeutic, especially when forgotten treasures find new life with someone else.
The Crosspool Tavern Car Boot Sale offers more than bargains; it’s a sunny Saturday tradition where families, friends, and bargain-hunters come together to exchange goods and good cheer.
Rain or shine, the tarmacked site and tasty treats at the Tavern keep spirits high.
Whether you’re selling or browsing, there’s joy in discovering hidden gems and giving items a second chance, plus, it’s a boost for your wallet and the planet.

Friendship Lunch

The next Friendship Lunch at the Sportsman (ember inn), Benty Lane, Crosspool, S10 5NF is this Friday 18th October at 12 noon.
For further information contact:-
Kathy Markwick, Freelance Community Consultant, Tele: 07729 528844 Email: kathymarkwick@gmail.com

Crosspool Tavern Car Boot Sale

The bliss of decluttering one’s home is not just in the discovery of long-forgotten treasures, but also in the opportunity to pass them on for others to cherish.

The car boot sale, a staple of British culture, epitomizes this spirit of renewal and exchange. It’s a place where memories are shared, bargains are found, and the simple pleasure of a community gathering under the open sky—or even a cloudy one—is celebrated.

Despite the unpredictable UK weather, the promise of good company, a delicious meal at the Crosspool Tavern, and the thrill of the find, draws a dedicated crowd. It’s a reminder that what may no longer serve one person can bring pleasure to another, and in doing so, contribute to a cycle of sustainability that benefits all.

The Sportsman Friendship Lunch

Friendship Lunch this Friday, 12noon – 3pm. The Sportsman (Ember Inn) Benty Lane, Crosspool Sheffield, S10 5N Tele: 0114 268 8011

Friendship Lunches

It is aimed at the elderly, lonely and/or socially isolated.
The event is ‘dementia friendly’ and therefore ideal for those living with dementia and their families/carers, although we must point out that 1-1 support or personal care at the events is not provided.
If guests do need extra support, they are advised to bring a family member or carer.

The Friendship Lunch offers a wonderful opportunity for the elderly, lonely and/or socially isolated. To meet old/make new friends. To dine and dance in a warm and safe environment.

To book please call the venues
Friendship lunches in our area are held at:
Ball Inn. 171-173 Crookes, S10 1UD, – first Tuesday of the month – 0114 266 1211. Crosspool Tavern. 468 Manchester Road, S10 5DT – second Monday of the month – 0114 266 2113.
Sportsman (Ember Inn). 57 Benty Lane, Crosspool, S10 5NF – third Friday of the month – 0114 268 8011.

For further info please contact:-
Kathy Markwick, Freelance Community Consultant, Tele: 07729 528844 Email: kathymarkwick@gmail.com

FRIENDSHIP LUNCH

Join us at the Friendship Lunch for a delightful dining experience at the Crosspool Tavern Manchester Road, tomorrow and every 2nd Monday in the month.

You will enjoy a two-course standard carvery with a choice of succulent meats and fresh vegetables, followed by a hot drink. You will also be entertained by live music and performances from talented local artists. All this for only 10:99pp!
Don’t miss this opportunity to have fun, food and friendship in a cosy and welcoming atmosphere. Everyone is welcome! Tele: 0114 2662113

Friendship Lunch

Kathy Marwick is now preparing for the next Friendship Lunch at the Crosspool Tavern on
Monday 13th November at 12 noon.

These events are the result of Kathy’s dedication and enthusiasm for reaching out to those who feel isolated or alone. She believes that everyone deserves to have meaningful social interactions and opportunities to participate in activities that enrich their lives. Kathy has worked hard to create a welcoming and supportive environment for all the attendees, and she hopes that you will come and enjoy these events as much as she does.

These events are fun and welcoming, and they provide a great opportunity for those living on their own to socialise and enjoy themselves.

Kathy understands how hard and stressful it can be for families and carers who look after their loved ones. This is an opportunity for them to also have a break from their daily routine and find some solace.

Some of the guests may not recall the event later, but they will surely have had a good time while they are there, and that matters a lot.