Despite his impressive time of 9.97 seconds in the Olympic 100m semi-finals, it was not enough for Louie Hinchliffe to secure a spot in the final.
Louie’s performance in the Olympic 100m semi-finals, clocking in at 9.97 seconds demonstrates his skill and dedication to the sport. Although not making it to the final, this experience is a significant achievement and will have been a valuable learning opportunity. For an athlete of just 22 years, such a close brush with the finals at the Olympics is not one of loss, but of promise and an exciting anticipation of what’s to come.
Crosspool’s Louie Hinchliffe’s remarkable performance today, Saturday 3rd August, at the Paris 2024 Olympics has indeed captured the attention of the athletics world. His swift dash into the semi-finals with a time of 9.98 seconds not only marks an impressive Olympic debut but also sets a new standard in British sprinting. Louie’s victory over the world champion Noah Lyles demonstrates his rising stature in the sport, and his ability to shine under the pressure of a global stage speaks volumes about his potential for future competitions. With the semi-finals and possibly the finals ahead, Louie’s journey in these games could be a defining moment for British athletics and the sprinting world.
Summer Fair tomorrow, Friday 2nd August, from10am to 3pm Porter Brook Care Home, 63, Tapton Crescent Road S10 5DB
Tomorrow’s Summer Fair at Porter Brook Care Home promises to be a delightful event for the community. This care home is known for its high standards of residential, dementia, and respite care in a comfortable and secure setting. The fair offers an excellent opportunity for residents and visitors to enjoy a day filled with activities and social interaction. Such events are important as they not only provide entertainment but also give a sense of community and belonging among residents and their families. It’s a chance to experience the warmth and care that places like Porter Brook Care Home are committed to providing every day.
No Green Bin collection in Crosspool tomorrow Tuesday 30th July
A temporary suspension of garden waste collections from July 29 to August 11 is a measure taken to ensure the prioritisation of other essential waste and recycling bin collections.
As a form of compensation for this interruption, an additional garden waste bin collection will be scheduled for the end of November. This ensures that residents will receive the full number of collections as outlined in the terms and conditions of the service. It’s a balanced approach to maintaining service quality while adapting to operational demands.
At the end of May Crosspool beauty therapist Suzy Kerfoot made her way to Boston USA to compete in her first international competition as a member of “Team Great Britain “at the “Masters Gymnastics World Cup.”
The journey to the Masters Gymnastics World Cup in Boston marks a significant milestone, reflecting the culmination of dedication, passion, and relentless pursuit of excellence. Achieving a personal ranking at an international level is a testament to the hard work and commitment that goes beyond the confines of national representation. The narrow miss from a podium finish by a mere 0.8 marks is a bittersweet reminder of the fine margins that define competitive sports. Excelling in the Vault and Floor routines to secure a world ranking of number 5 is an extraordinary accomplishment, especially considering the personal challenges and responsibilities that come with being a parent and business owner. The support from the community, family, and sponsors underscores the collective spirit that sports can foster, uniting people in celebration of individual and team achievements.
As the British Championships approach, the anticipation builds not just for the defense of her No. 1 title but for the continuation of a journey that inspires and resonates with many. The story shared on social media platforms like Instagram serves as a beacon of inspiration, and displays that dreams have no expiration date and that with determination, they are within reach at any stage of life.
You can follow Suzy’s experience on Instagram, gymnast_suzy_kerf_
TOMORROW evening MONDAY 15th July, The Hallam Choral Society will be performing a selection of music inspired by Shakespeare, featuring works by John Rutter, Matthew Harris, and Charles Wood. The event will take place at Hallam Community Hall, Hallam Grange Crescent, S10 4BD, 7:45 PM to 9:15 PM. Tickets are “pay what you feel,” with a suggested donation of £5-10.
Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy beautiful music on a pleasurable summer evening!
Tomorrows Crosspool Summer Fayre at CDYST on Coldwell Lane. promises to be a great event with a favourable weather forecast, ensuring attendees can enjoy the festivities outdoors.
However, should there be any unexpected occasional showers, they are unlikely to disrupt the event significantly, as the event is well-prepared with a variety of indoor activities to keep everyone entertained.
This balance of planning provides a wonderful opportunity for the community to come together, rain or shine, and celebrate the summer in good spirits.
The local art, craft, and photographic exhibition showcased a remarkable variety of 50 entries, capturing the creative spirit of the community. The event was a vibrant celebration of talent, with over 125 attendees participating in the voting process to select their preferred exhibits. In parallel, the culinary skills of the participants shone through in the Bake-off. A delicious success that featured an array of delectable treats across three categories. The event was not only a feast for the eyes but also a delight for the taste buds, as the fortunate visitors had the unique opportunity to sample the array of cakes and biscuits entered into the competition, making it a truly immersive experience. This event highlights the importance of community engagement and the joy that shared artistic and culinary endeavours can bring.
Wednesday 3rd July 2024 Crosspool Festival Art, Craft & Photography Awards Certificates and Prizes provided by Tom of Cocker and Carr
BAKE OFF CHILDREN’S Category Name
Runner-up Grace & Maggie Hale
Winner The Old School House Nursery Class SIGNATURE Category Name
Runner-up Wendy Bradley for her Amaretto Sour Traybake
Winner Paula Stacey for her Pineapple & Coconut Cake TECHNICAL BAKE Category Name
Runner-up Over Sally Turnbull for her Raspberry Jam Swiss roll
Winner Over Alice Curren for her Chocolate Orange Swiss roll
ART Category Name Title of Entry
Runner-up Under 16s Thomas Hickin Yellow Pepper
Winner Under 16s Heha Chonkar Portrait of an Elderly Woman
Runner-up Over 16 Mary Milner Hare in the Meadow
Winner Over 16s Chris Ellis Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet
CRAFT Craft Category
Under 16s no entries
Runner-up Over 16s – Pauline Crawley – Quilted Backpack
Winner Over 16s – Amy Barrettr – Felted Fungi Fun
PHOTOGRAPHY Category
Under 16s no entries
Runner-up Over 16 – Louise Cousins – Cecil the dog.
Winner Over 16s – John Ferretti – Passing Through. (Venice scene)
Polling Stations are open from 7 am to 10 pm, Tomorrow Thursday, July 4th, 2024. You must vote at your assigned polling station. Where Do I Vote?
It’s crucial to know where and how to cast your vote. If you’re registered to vote but have misplaced your poll card, don’t worry. You can still vote by going to your designated polling station and providing your name and address. Remember, a Photo ID is now required to vote at the polling stations. It’s important to vote at the correct location as you cannot vote elsewhere. Your vote will determine who will become your local Member of Parliament
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