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The new issue of the Crosspool Clarion is available to download and read below.
Current issue: Winter 2017, Volume 14, Issue 4 (PDF, 5.9MB)
Some back issues of past editions of the Clarion are also available to download.
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Found in a black bin: a tool box containing a number of tools, possibly stolen then dumped. If you think it is yours, contact Paul at Direct Travel: 0114 268 7500 (you’ll need to provide a description).
A series of break ins have been reported in Crosspool over the last few weeks.
Bamforths and CKs in the precinct and houses on Manchester Road, Watt Lane and Cardonesss Road have been targeted.
Adrian Well, the owner of Bamforths greengrocer, sent this message of thanks to local residents: “Many of you know my shop was broken into and burgled last week. Whilst it was a thoroughly unpleasant experience, the kindness and support I received from the whole community was really cheering.
“All of your kind words were really appreciated, offers to help clear up were amazing, bottles of wine (and any other alcoholic gift) are always most welcome!
“Many of you will know that taking on the shop is a big change in my life. The reasons for taking this on are many. The hours and pay are certainly not two of them. But, the support I received has helped me appreciate how much local shops are a bedrock of a community. You’ve made me proud to live and work among you. Thanks again.”
If you see anything suspicious, don’t hesitate to contact the police by ringing 101.
It’s that time of year again when we need your assistance to put up the Christmas trees in the precinct.
Valleyside Garden Centre has agreed to the deliver them to Direct Travel this Sunday, 3 December, at 10am.
Any help, no matter how small, would be greatly appreciated. Please bring a pair of gloves.
Hudson’s Kitchen opens on Thursday 30 November in the former Crosspool Hardware unit.
The Sandygate Road business’s Facebook page suggests it will sell food including cakes, breakfasts and pies.
You’re invited to Stephen Hill Methodist church on Monday 4 December at 10:30am for an hour or so of informal carol singing in the forum area over a cup of coffee.
You can request your favourite carol to be sure that you get to sing it at least once this year.
Crosspool Tavern will offer pizza, burgers and more as part of a refurbishment and rebrand.
The pub will reopen on Friday 8 December as a Stonehouse Pizza & Carvery.
The Tavern is looking for both front of house and back of house staff. If you’re interested send a cv to crosspooltavernsheffield@crowncarveries.com or call them on 0114 266 2113 and ask Chris, Tom or Richard.
