Everyone is invited to join us on Saturday 11th November at 10.45 a.m., for a brief ceremony to commemorate Armistice Day. We will remember and honour the memory of all those who have been affected by conflict. The ceremony will take place near the community-funded memorial outside Tapton Hill Congregational Church where a military bandsman will play the last post and we observe the two-minute silence. “We will never forget the cost of war, nor the value of peace”.
On Sunday, there will also be a Remembrance Sunday Service in the Chapel at 2.45 p.m.
Stephen Hill Methodist Church are delighted to invite you to join them for a special festive evening of music and joy.
On Wednesday 13th of December at 7.45 pm, The Salvation Army Band will make their annual visit to perform their wonderful tunes for us. Nothing says ‘Christmas’ quite like the sound of a brass band and many people consider that their festive season starts on this night.
Don’t miss this chance to enjoy The Salvation Army Band’s annual concert and to support their praiseworthy cause. There is no admission fee, but you will have an opportunity to contribute a donation to the ongoing work of the Salvation Army in Sheffield if you wish.
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.
The UK will switch from BST to GMT tomorrow Sunday 29th October at 2am. This means that the clocks will be adjusted backward by one hour, from 2am to 1am. GMT is the standard time zone for the UK during the winter months.
A planning application has been submitted for a new detached house with a basement garage and the provision of a public footpath to an adjacent site.
The proposed development on Land at the corner of Moorbank Drive & Coldwell Lane Crosspool, Sheffield S10 5TH, involves the removal of three mature trees that are currently under a Tree Preservation Order. (Tree Preservation Order No. 808/296) The trees are of high amenity value and contribute to the character and appearance of the area. Felling the trees would result in a significant loss of biodiversity and green infrastructure, and would be contrary to the local and national planning policies that seek to protect and enhance the natural environment.
The deadline for public comments is 8th November 2023. You can view the details and submit your feedback online Sheffield City Council Planning Apps 23/01906/FUL.
It’s here! The 2024 Crosspool Calendar is ready to brighten up your year with stunning photos from our local community. You can purchase your copy for just £3 from, GT News, Crosspool Pet Supplies, Enhance,Charisma, or by emailing: crosspoolforum@gmail.com Don’t miss this chance to support the Crosspool Forum and its amazing initiatives to make our neighbourhood a good place to live.
Crosspool Forum Open Meeting St Columba’s Church, Manchester Road Thursday 7:00pm 26th October 2023.
South Yorkshire Mayor Oliver Coppard has kindly agreed to join us at this Open Meeting as our guest speaker. This is your chance to learn more about Oliver and to hear about his vision and plans for our region and how he intends to address the current issues that affect us all. You will also have the opportunity to ask Oliver any questions you may have. Please note that this is not a political meeting, but a Forum meeting, so we ask you to respect our guidelines on impartiality and the time limit for each question.
The two charities that Stephen Hill Methodist Church supported in 2022/23, The Yorkshire Air Ambulance and The Sheffield Children’s Hospital, have each received £3,100 from the church’s fundraising efforts. The church is delighted to share this news and to thank everyone who contributed. As a token of gratitude, the hospital will display an illuminated snowflake with the church’s name on it this Christmas.
In its 50th anniversary year, the Hallam Art Group is holding its annual Autumn Exhibition. Hallam Community Hall, Hallam Grange Crescent, Sheffield S10 4DB Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th November, from 10 AM to 5 PM. Admission free – Free Parking – Refreshments
St Columba & Stephen Hill Churches invites you to join them for an early festive treat of music and song on Saturday, 25th November, at 7:30 p.m. at Stephen Hill Church. 547 Manchester Road. Crosspool S10 5PL
The Sheffield Folk Chorale
If you love listening to harmonious melodies and diverse genres, you will appreciate the splendid voices of The Sheffield Folk Chorale. This talented choir, under the direction of Graham Pratt, showcases the beauty of vocal music with their performances of songs to suit different tastes and moods.
This year’s concert will benefit two worthy causes: The Family Works, a charity organisation that helps families in Sheffield who are facing difficulties such as poverty, domestic violence, and mental health issues, Provides counselling, advocacy, parenting support, and practical assistance that will allow them to overcome their challenges and improve their well-being. The Smile Train is a global charity that helps children with a cleft lip and palate to get access to safe and quality surgery in poorer parts of the world and provides local medical professionals with training and equipment to perform cleft surgeries in their own communities. By doing so, not only does it transform the lives of children with clefts, but also strengthens the health systems of the countries where they work.
Admission tickets are just £8. You can reserve your seat by talking to Bob Hodges or Roger Kite, at Stephen Hill Church on Monday mornings or Tele: 0114 2306194 / 0114 2303207
Just turn up bringing all your friends and family. We look forward to seeing you there!
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