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The last few remaining Crosspool Calendars are available now from local shops.
Many of the photos in the calendar are once again taken by local residents
The 2018 Crosspool calendar is available for just £4 from Charisma, Cocker & Carr, Crosspool Pet Supplies, Enhance, Nest and GT News.
Money raised will help Crosspool Forum funds for local events and improvements to our neighbourhood.
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The new Crosspool calendar is now available from local shops.
Many of the photos in the calendar are once again taken by local residents
The 2018 Crosspool calendar is available now for just £4 from Charisma, Cocker & Carr, Crosspool Pet Supplies, Enhance, Nest and GT News.
Money raised will help Crosspool Forum funds for local events and improvements to our neighbourhood.
The alpacas and pond dipping proved popular for many visitors at Sunday’s open event on Holly Hagg in Crosspool.
The morning also started with a surprise visit from Radio Sheffield’s Clueless Team.
Keep an eye on the Holly Hagg website for autumn and winter events or visit them on Facebook or Twitter.
You can also see a few more photos from Sunday on the Crosspool Forum Facebook page.
Tapton Hill Congregational Church is holding a short food hygiene course on Thursday 26 October from 10am-2pm.
It is suitable for any voluntary organisation that does occasional catering e.g. buffets/coffee mornings etc. The cost is £30 per person.
Email Suzanne Nockels to book your place at suzannenockels@gmail.com.
‪A bit of Crosspool history has been uncovered in the precinct! Who remembers S. Palfreyman?‬
The deadline for sending in your photos for consideration for next year’s Crosspool calendar is the end of Thursday 31 August 2017.
The two Crosspool history walks went ahead this week despite the drizzly weather.
28 people attended the Tuesday morning walk and 15 ventured out on Wednesday evening.
A big thank you to Jan Millward for a very interesting two-hour journey into Crosspool’s past.
The walks are part of the 2017 Crosspool Festival, which finishes on Sunday.
Our annual community festival begins tonight with the unveiling of the well dressing at the top of Selborne Road at 7pm.
For the full list of things going on over the ten days, download a copy of the programme or view the events on Facebook.
This year the festival proceeds will benefit the Lord Mayor’s Charities:
Sheffield Kidney Institute – Northern General Hospital
Sheffield Young Carers – An independent charity, dedicated to supporting young carers across the city since 1997.
Sheffield Royal Society for the Blind (SRSB) – Mappin Street
Sheffield Dementia Action Alliance (DAA) – making a difference to people living with dementia
ArtWorks  – St Polycarps CC Wisewood Lane
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