The new issue of the Crosspool Clarion is available to download and read below.
Some back issues of past editions of the Clarion are also available to download.
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Crosspool characters: Philip James
Here’s a Q&A with Crosspool butcher Philip James from the most recent edition of the Crosspool Clarion. Don’t miss the video above of Philip getting his legs waxed for charity!
How long have you been in Crosspool?
We are in our 18th year. We opened the shop in the precinct in May 2000.
What do you like about the Crossppol area?
It feels like a village community and has a really nice little shopping centre. The people are lovely and we have some loyal customers who have been with us since we opened.
What are your top sellers at the moment?
Our top sellers at the moment are beef mince, chicken fillets and our homemade sausages.
What are your plans for the future?
We are a family-run business with several generations involved in the running of it, so eventually I would like to hand over the business to the next generation of the family. We are still keen to support local events such as the festival and summer fayre and we like to get involved in local community fundraising where we can.
What do you think people should buy local?
We think people should buy local as all our meat is sourced locally within 20 miles, for example lamb from Bakewell and pork from near Doncaster. This means we can provide locally-sourced meats which have traceability and customers know they are getting good quality products. We can also give customers advice on the best cuts and cooking of produce and we provide a free delivery service if required.
Winter 2012 Crosspool Clarion out soon
The new edition of the Crosspool Clarion has been printed and will soon be falling on the doormats of all Crosspool households.
Download Winter 2012 Crosspool Clarion (PDF, 1.4MB)
Features this month include:
- Tapton Hill Congregational Church still going strong
- Letters
- Williamson’s on the move
- Mistress Cutler’s compliment
- Senior citizens drive safe
- The Christmas survival guide for slimmers
- Crosspool WI
- Police and Crime Commissioner
- Crosspool memories
- Crosspool residents left in the dark
- Classroom changes at local schools
- Sheffield Local Television
- Open Meeting/AGM minutes
Download Winter 2012 Crosspool Clarion (PDF, 1.4MB)
The Crosspool Clarion is the official newsletter of Crospool Forum. It is a free, quarterly publication, with over 2,500 copies delivered to local households.
Some back issues of past editions of the Crosspool Clarion are also available to download.
To read PDFs on your computer, you may need to first download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Autumn 2012 Crosspool Clarion out soon
The new edition of the Crosspool Clarion has been printed and will soon be falling on the doormats of all Crosspool households.
Download Autumn 2012 Crosspool Clarion (PDF, 1.3MB)
Articles this month include:
- Crosspool well dressing
- Letters
- Precinct Bench
- Local house up for design award
- Jubilant neighbourhoods
- Neighbourhood watch
- Crosspool WI
- Fearless Philip James
- New refuse collection service
- Crosspool Summer Fayre
- Crosspool Festival 2012
- Roadworks on the up
- Undertaking further investigation
- Open Meeting minutes
- Libraries under threat
Download Autumn 2012 Crosspool Clarion (PDF, 1.3MB)
Some back issues of past editions of the Crosspool Clarion are also available to download.
The Crosspool Clarion is the official newsletter of Crospool Forum. It is a free, quarterly publication, with over 2,500 copies delivered to local households.
To read PDFs on your computer, you may need to first download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Summer 2012 Crosspool Clarion out soon
The new edition of the Crosspool Clarion has been printed and will soon be falling on the doormats of all Crosspool households.
Download Summer 2012 Crosspool Clarion (PDF, 1.7MB)
- Concern over the future of Moor View Farm
- Report of trip to BBC Media City Centre at Salford Quays
- New Councillor for Crosspool
- Barnardos Helper Group
- Crosspool WI
- Manchester Rd Surgery Launches Website
- Book Appeal
- Hillside Harvest
- Local School Children Reaping Rewards
- Neighbourhood Watch Report
- St Columba’s Community Lunch Club
- Computer courses
- Local Equestrian Report
- Centenary of the First Omnibus Service
- The Kinder Trespass
- A Sheffield Bowling Club in Line for Top Award
- Open Meeting Minutes
- Babe the Sheep-Pig
Download Summer 2012 Crosspool Clarion (PDF, 1.7MB)
Some back issues of past editions of the Crosspool Clarion are also available to download.
The Crosspool Clarion is the official newsletter of Crospool Forum. It is a free, quarterly publication, with over 2,500 copies delivered to local households.
To read PDFs on your computer, you may need to first download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Spring 2012 Crosspool Clarion out soon
The new edition of the Crosspool Clarion has been printed and will be falling on the doormats of all Crosspool households from this weekend.
You can download a PDF (1.4MB) here. This edition is written by Ashleigh Fletcher from Sheffield High School. It includes:
- Local sites earmarked for new houses
- Children’s Christmas disco a big success
- St Columba’s church launches website
- James Gray wins South Yorkshire Championship
- Feature on pharmacist Andrew Duckenfield
- Permission granted for new house on Headland Drive
- Crosspool’s almost-hidden gem stone
- Bollards installed on Stephen Hill Road Verges
- 20mph speed limit consultations
- Crosspool petrol station seeks permission to install jet wash
- Crimestoppers LINK
- Local Equestrian Report
- Some History of Crosspool
- Crosspool’s first snow this winter!
- Hallam FC’s refurbishment
- Angels in Crosspool
- Minutes from Open Meeting
- Concessionary confusion
- Crosspool computer courses continue
Download Crosspool Clarion Spring 2012, Volume 9 Issue 1 (PDF, 1.4MB)
Some back issues of past editions of the Crosspool Clarion are also available to download.
The Crosspool Clarion is the official newsletter of Crospool Forum. It is a free, quarterly publication, with over 2,500 copies delivered to local households.
To read PDFs on your computer, you may need to first download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
The winter 2011 edition of the Crosspool Clarion is here
The new edition of the Crosspool Clarion is going to press and will soon be falling on the doormats of all Crosspool households.
The latest issue includes:
- Bank card skimming
- 20mph consultation
- Mary Gosney
- Beavering Beavers
- Care in Crosspool celebrates 25 years
- Crosspool pub to be seven bedroom house
- Computer courses
- Spring bulb planting
- Fire prevention
- Bus service changes
- Writing workshop
- Environment award
- Local milkman retires
- Hillside Harvest
- Allotment thefts
- Neighbourhood watch
- Crosspool student is one of Sheffield’s best
- Crosspool house stars on TV
- That mysterious tunnel part two
- Road resurfacing
- Travel solutions
- Open meeting minutes
- Crosspool cards
- Bus and car collide
Crosspool Clarion vol 8 issue 4 winter 2011 (PDF, 1.3MB)
Some back issues of past editions of the Crosspool Clarion are also available to download.
The Crosspool Clarion is the official newsletter of Crospool Forum. It is a free, quarterly publication, with over 2,500 copies delivered to local households.
To read PDFs on your computer, you may need to first download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Look out for the Autumn 2011 edition of the Crosspool Clarion
The new edition of the Crosspool Clarion has been printed and will soon be falling on the doormats of all Crosspool households.
The latest issue includes:
- Summer Fayre
- Letters
- CDYST
- Computer Course
- Lydgate Green clean up
- Tapton transformation
- Optician to open in Crosspool
- Neighbourhood Watch
- Crosspool in Bloom
- Coppice House Farm Shop
- Mystery of the Crosspool Tunnel
- New restaurant opens
- Transit van torched
- Manchester Road junction accident
- Commendable competitors
- Open Meeting minutes
Download Crosspool Clarion Autumn 2011 (PDF, 659KB)
Some back issues of past editions of the Crosspool Clarion are also available to download.
The Crosspool Clarion is the official newsletter of Crospool Forum. It is a free, quarterly publication, with over 2,500 copies delivered to local households.
To read PDFs on your computer, you may need to first download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Download the Summer 2011 Crosspool Clarion now
The new edition of the Crosspool Clarion is going to press and will soon be falling on the doormats of all Crosspool households.
The latest issue includes:
- HGV Sat Navs
- New local Councillor
- Tapton Academy
- Pupil wins award
- Lydgate Lane closure
- Centenary Walk
- Spring Clean
- Hallam FC anniversary match
- Mobile Library Service Cut
- Royal Wedding Street Parties in Crosspool
- Computer Course
- Neighbourhood Watch
- Open Meeting Minutes
Download Crosspool Clarion Summer 2011 (PDF, 1.5MB)
Some back issues of past editions of the Crosspool Clarion are also available to download.
The Crosspool Clarion is the official newsletter of Crospool Forum. It is a free, quarterly publication, with over 2,500 copies delivered to local households.
If you are a local business then you may wish to consider advertising in the Clarion. It is a great way to reach over local households. Contact Clarion editor Ian Hague for more information.
To read PDFs on your computer, you may need to first download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Look out for the Autumn 2010 edition of the Crosspool Clarion
The new edition of the Crosspool Clarion is going to press and will soon be falling on the doormats of all Crosspool households.
The latest issue includes:
- Crosspool Festival report
- Open Gardens
- Road safety
- Chairman’s report
- Other local news
- Letters
- Crosspool quiz
Download Crosspool Clarion Autumn 2010 edition (PDF, 747KB)
Some back issues of past editions of the Crosspool Clarion are also available to download.
The Crosspool Clarion is the official newsletter of Crospool Forum. It is a free, quarterly publication, with over 2,500 copies delivered to local households.
To read PDFs on your computer, you may need to first download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
