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PARISH COUNCILmaking a difference. . .

Summer 2016

Craft StallsCharity

Stalls

Football Tournament

Carnival Workshop

PonyRides

Food & Refreshments

Sunday 3rd July

12 - 4.00pmFantastic Car Show

sponsored by Europa Cars

Scruffs 2016 Dog Show Come along and support

your community!Stalls available for hire, please call the Parish office 01709 364199 for details

News & Events around Brinsworth

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This has been my third year as Chairman of the Parish Council and the variety of issues which comes to the debating table never ceases to amaze me. Many of these present challenges which require careful consider-ation prior to any deci-sions being made and as

Chairman it is my role to ensure that all opinions are heard. This is not an easy task but with the co-operation of all my fellow Councillors I feel that we have been able to move for-ward in a business like way during the last twelve months.

Once again, the Resource Centre has occupied much of our time but I am pleased to say that we are optimistic about the outcome in our quest for funding. Unfortunately the processes involved are not quick and easy, but when we are hoping for a contribution in excess of £500,000 we should not expect them to be. We have successfully completed Stage 1 and 2 of the funding application and are now in the midst of putting together the Stage 3 bid. The results of this are likely to be known by the end of 2016 and I am hopeful that this time next year we will have started the construc-tion of what will be a super facility for Brinsworth.

The Community Hall and Pavilion have both been well used during the last year and this provides a good foundation on which to build the custom for the new centre. Our caretak-ers have worked tirelessly to keep the buildings clean and tidy and their efforts have helped to increase the number of users.

It seems that some things are never completely solved and as I have said before, my two pet hates are the amount of litter and the amount of dog fouling which blights the village. Both can be classed as anti-social behaviour and both are unneces-sary. Our efforts to address the litter problem have contin-ued unabated and the additional cost of employing our own litter picker has proved to be money well spent. In addition, the help of volunteer ‘litter busters’ has been very welcome and much appreciated. We are doing what we can to keep Brinsworth clean and tidy but it could be so much better if everybody played a small part bynotdroppinglitterinthefirst place and for residents to just maintain the area outside their own homes.

Similarly with dog fouling, despite our appeals to all dog owners to act responsibly and pick up the mess, there are still some who seem to think this does not apply to them. Please, please do your bit and help keep Brinsworth clean.

The attempts to improve our environment, and the place where we live, have continued during the last year and will do so into the future. It should be important to us all and as a Parish Council we will ensure that we do our best to keep it uppermost in peoples’ minds.

Brinsworth Parish Council Annual Report 2016The hanging baskets were again a success this year and the delightful blooms added lovely colour to Brinsworth Lane and the main shopping area. We are grateful to Paul France and his pupils at Brinsworth Academy for their hard work in planting the baskets and to our own Attendants for their constant watering during the summer months.

For those of you who do not realise the full extent of our responsibilities, we manage Brinsworth Playing Fields, with all its facilities (bowling green, children’s play area, three football pitches and a multi-use games area); the Millenni-um Park at the top end of Orchard Way, with children’s play area and skate park; the Howarth Road children’s play area and the multi-use games area; and the common land on St George’s Drive. These all require daily maintenance and the Attendants have done a sterling job in keeping them safe, clean and tidy during the last twelve months. Improvement work on the paths and playgrounds has also taken place as partofouraimtoprovidefirstclassamenitiesfortheresi-dents of Brinsworth.

The houses on the new Field View estate are now all com-pletebuttheanti-socialbehaviourontheplayingfieldsandthe path to the rear of Sunnybank Crescent is still a major concern for residents. The Parish Council has tried to help by relocating some seats and benches away from the vicinity of their properties and by agreeing to pay for a barrier at the end of the path in order to deter motorbikes and quad bikes from using it as a race track.

The programme of events in Brinsworth is now well established in the calendar and they were all very well attended, which ensured their success. The Village Fete in July was again blessed with good weather and this result-ed in thousands enjoying the various stalls and attractions. Similarly,thebonfireandfireworkdisplaywas,asusual,abrilliant occasion and witnessed by people from near and far. The Remembrance Sunday Service at the War Memorial in St George’s Churchyard had the highest attendance ever and the numbers paying their respect was a credit to the Brinsworth Community. Once again the Civic Carol Service was attended by many people and the entertainment provided by Maltby Welfare Band was thoroughly enjoyable. A new venture this yearwastheChristmasDanceandforafirstattempt, thetakeupwasencouraging,sufficienttotryitagainin2016.

Chairman - Alan Buckley 07896 158996 ViceChairman - Jeff Williams 07831 554326 Councillors- Dave Barry 07584 300140 Dick Dyson 01709 368040 Pamela Gregory 01709 375263 Margaret Hughes 01709 374500 Malcolm Hannan Margaret Rollinson 01709 373447 Kate Saxton 01709 360853 Jane Tompkins 07522 370760

Clerk - Peter Wilkinson 01709 364199

Councillors Names & Contact Numbers

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INCOME £ EXPENDITURE £

FootballPitchHire 2,291 WasteCollection 3,519BowlingGreenFees 4,842 GroundsMaintenance 18,886CommunityHall/PavilionHireFees47,185 GeneralMaintenance 8,102Precept 212,474 VehicleRunningCosts 2,125SundryItems 3,206 Salaries&Wages 107,908VillageFete 845 Insurance 5,253Grants 25,512 Newsletter 7,174 Administration 8,925 Donations 3,340 HangingBaskets 5,000 ChristmasTree&Lights 1,104 RepairstoPaths 4,788 CommunityHall/Pavilion 36,260 VillageFete 1,374 Bonfire 6,471 CivicService 642 Balance 75,484 296,355 296,355

Thebalanceof£75,484willbeputintoreservesandgotowardsfutureexpenditure,includingtheproposednewResourceCentre.

STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE FOR 2015-2016PAYMENTSMADEUNDER

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DURINGTHEFINANCIALYEARENDED31MARCH2016

TheRiversTeam £1,490.00(GrasscuttingatStGeorge’sChurchyard)FriendsofStGeorge’sChurchyard £650.00(Donationtowardspathrepairs)RotherhamHospice £350.00(Donation)MacMillianCancer £130.00(Donation)CancerResearch £50.00(Donation)Brinsworth&Catcliffe £250.00HistoryGroup(Donationtowardspurchaseofoldledger)BrinsworthBowling £220.00Club(Donationforstoragefacility)Brinsworth20KRun £200.00(Donationformedals)TOTAL £3,340.00

The Parish Council has always been supportive of the Friends of St George’s Churchyard, particularly as they are doing so much to improve what was, until a few years ago, an area thatwasnot regularlymaintainedanddidnot reflectwellon Brinsworth as a burial ground. I am very pleased to report that the situation is now much very different and the latest improvement, to which the Parish Council made a contribu-tion of £1,500, is the paved area just inside the entrance.

In October we were pleased to welcome Dr Alan Billings, the South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner, to a Parish Council meeting. He explained that his role is to hold the Police to account and he outlined the key aspects of the

Police and Crime Plan 2015/2016. He went on to describe thechangesthatwilloccurinthenextfiveyears,withtheaim of making people feel safe in their homes. Despite thereduction inavailableresourceshewasconfidentthat improvements will occur in the way in which policing is carried out.

The Brinsworth Newsletter is a publication which we hope you feel is worth the time and effort that goes into it. Over the last twelve months we have tried to keep local residents informed of the issues that might have an impact on you, but as I have said before, it is an opportunity to let others know of your achievements, awards or just interesting facts. Unfortunately not many articles of this nature have been forthcoming, but we continue to live in hope. If you have any comments to make we would be pleased to receive them, for without your feedback we do not know if it meets expectations.

Finally, the success or otherwise of the Parish Council is very much dependent upon the efforts and commitment of its Councillors and staff. As Chairman I would like to record the factthat inbothcasestheCouncilhaspeoplewhofitthebillperfectly.Mythanksgotoallofthemforfulfillingtheirrolesinamannerwhichhascontributedsosignificantlytothe work of the Parish Council during the last year.

MalcolmHannan Chairman Brinsworth Parish Council

Residents Letters . . .Dear Sir,

I wanted to drop a note through about this - I guess I maynotbethefirsttoraisethis subject with you though.

On the one hand, it’s great that we’ll soon have the choice to access Virgin’s services here in Brinsworth. On the other hand, whether we choose to take them up on their services or not, we all have no choice but to en-dure the inconvenience and mess left behind by the teams who have dug the trenches and installed the pipes for the cables.

As a resident of Brinsworth for over 25 years, I have never seen the place - particularly the roads - look-ing so shabby. There’s still piles of unswept debris and dust everywhere, the grates are half full of rubble where it was easier for the work-men to put it rather than take it away, the tarmac repairs made to the foot-paths are poor at best and atrocious at worst. There’s ‘temporary’ repairs every 25 yards, holes everywhere being dug up, filled in &dug up again and the whole village has been left in a reallymessy,filthystate.

I dread to think how many hours of inconvenience have been caused to the residents of Brinsworth. Extra car washing, extra window washing, extra hoovering, extra sweeping - you name it, we’ve had to do extra of it to look after the environment we live in.

I’m a (relatively) young bloke and understand there are more important things in the world going on. But seeing elderly ladies sweeping the STREET (not the pavement, the STREET) outside their homes to try and bring it back to how it was before Comex/Redhill/Virgin arrived was the straw that broke the camel’s back.

What have I seen from the council? Erm, nothing. Not a

road sweeper, not a man with a brush, not even a man with a clipboard. Oh, I have seen the usual bloke from Street-pride with the white spray can circling potholes so his Streetpride pals can come along, chuck a shovel full of tarmac in and professionally finish the repair - byhittingit with the back of their shov-el!! I’m sorry, has ‘pride’ tak-en on a new meaning since I left school? Hitting a pile of hastily deposited tarmac with the back of a shovel isn’t ‘pride’ - they should rename that part of the Council ‘Streetbodge’ if they don’t want the Trades Descriptions act to come under threat.

Now I know that’s a bit of a tangent from the main point I raise but all of this adds up - Brinsworth’s roads and pavements are a mess, they’re getting worse not better and to be polite, it’s just not on.

Can you please tell me what BPC, Streetbodge and the Council are doing to get the people who created all the mess in Brinsworth to tidy up and put things back to how they were before they started. I want to go to the heads of the businesses responsible for the mess to see what they have to say. Before I do that though, I wanted to get the local council’s opinion - after all, you’re the ones we all trust (and pay) to keep our environment a green an pleasant one. Well, you know what I mean.

Look forward to hearing back soon&thanksinadvance.

DaveBarry,LocalResident

Dear Sir,

After reading the Brinsworth News, I feel I must let you know that I disagree with your idea of not having a bonfireonBonfireNight.

I am sure that a lot of chil-dren and adults will miss the one night of the year to see thefirebeinglitandthentoseethefireworks.

Myself, my children and grandchildren, have over the years, been able to en-joy them. It just seems to be something else that’s disap-pearing, what will it be next?

Perhaps the kick ball area because, as it’s getting lighter at night, the kids will be playing out longer and the noise will disturb the houses that have only just been built.

So, although I know that there’s a lot of hooligans out there, I also know there are many normal kids who just want somewhere to play and let off steam.

Please have a rethink regardingthebonfire.

AConcernedResident

Council ReplyHello Dave,

Your email has been forwarded to us as Borough Councillors to investigate.

We have received a number of complaints regarding this matter and are trying to work with the contractors in order for them to work in a clean and tidy manner. Whilst we appreciate it is intrusive work, we are mindful of the debris left behind.

If you can give me your address then we will be only too pleased to take a look at your particular street. We can confirmthatwehavearrangedforroadsweeperstogooutand target the worst affected areas.

Kind regardsRMBC Cllr. Andrew Roddison

Parish Council ReplyDearConcernedResident,

The Parish Councillors have considered the content of your letterregardingthedecisionnottohaveabonfirethisyearand thank you for your comments.

Theyareawarethatthebonfirehasalwaysbeenpartofanenjoyable night and if the new houses on Field View had not been built then it is likely that it would have continued. How-ever, the risks involved are now much greater than they were and concerns have been expressed from an insurance point of view because of the proximity of the houses. The prevailing windblowsacrossthefieldintheirdirectionandtherefore the chance of sparks from the fire causing damage increasessignificantly.

When everything was taken into account it was decided not tohaveabonfirethisyear,althoughthefireworksdisplaywill still go ahead.

As far as your concerns about other activities being curtailed I can assure you that there are no plans for this to occur.

Once again, thank you for your feedback.ClerktotheCouncil

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Memories of BrinsworthThankyoutoalocalresidentwhoprovidedtheselocalhistoryphotos,circa1950.Canyouhelpwithidentifyinganyoneinthemordoyouknow what the events were? Any information wouldbe grateful, please email the parish office at [email protected]

Ifyouhaveanyoldphotosyouwishtoshareorrequirehelp finding out any details on them let us share with thevillageinthenextnewsletter.

Brinsworth War MemorialsBrinsworth Parish Council has been working on a project to document the stories of the men from Brinsworth and Canklow who gave their lives for their Country in the First World War. There are 57 names on the War Memorial for 1914 -1918 which is tucked away within the grounds of St Georges Churchyard on Brinsworth Lane. It is passed unnoticed every day by hundreds of motorists but few people walk past it and fewer stop to enter the churchyard to read the names on the memorial.

Two of the soldiers named on the memorial are D Knapton and J Bridges.

David Knapton was born about 1895 in Rotherham. In the 1911 England Census he was working as a coal miner rope hand, liv-ing with his father and siblings at 69 Ellis Street, Canklow. His Mother was not present as she was living with her widowed Mother in Chapel Row, Higham, Barns-ley. The family were in Whiston during the 1901 England Census. David enlisted at Rotherham aged 21, he served at home with the 4th Battalion Yorks and Lancaster Regiment. He died on the 20 June 1918 aged 23 and is buried in St Georges Churchyard, Brinsworth.

John Bridges was the brother of Harry Bridges who sadly is also named on the memorial. John was born about 1893 in East-wood, Rotherham. In the 1901 England Census he is living in Eastwood with his parents and siblings, Harry being one of them. John served with the 5th Battal-ion York and Lancaster Regiment. He was discharged as physically unfit on the 8 November 1916.He died on the 16 February 1918 and is buried at Rotherham Moorgate Cemetery. There are 52 Commonwealth burials in Moor-

gateCemeteryfromWorldWarOne.TheCrossofSacrificeisat the main entrance to the Cemetery.

As the 100 year anniversary of The Battle of the Somme is commemorated this year it is sobering to learn that out of the 57 soldiers named on the Brinsworth and Canklow War Memorial 9 of them were killed in action on the 1 July 1916.Lest we Forget

Thank You All Again!On behalf of the Friends of St George’s Churchyard Group I would like to say THANK YOU to all those volunteers who helped on the last clean-up day. We now have this as an annual event and are very grateful for the assistance provided, particularly as it demonstrates why we have been officially recognised as a community which is helping to improve itself with schemes like this. The Churchyard is now a place which looks as though it is maintained and shows re-spect for those that are bur-ied there.

Work is still ongoing, any help is more than welcome and if you would like to join the Friends group contact Margaret Hughes on 01709 374500.

The Church Register

The Rivers Team • FUNERALS •

February to end of April 2016

Jean Wildgoose 84 May Edley 85 David Elvin Jones 78 Gordon Elvidge 81 Mavis Imerson 78

A new litter bin will be purchased at a cost of £180

and located in the vicinity of the main shopping area

on Brinsworth Lane.

The KidZone sessions

continue each Tuesday evening

6.15 pm - 7.45 pm during

term time in the Brinsworth

Pavilion on Brinsworth Lane.

Those in school years 3 - 7

are welcome to come along

and join in for 50p a session.

PARISH COUNCIL SNIPPETS

A new water bowser for watering the hanging

baskets and the flower beds in St George’s Churchyard and on St George’s Drive has been purchased at

a cost of £825.

PLANNINGAPPLICATIONSINBRINSWORTH

This is a new section in the newsletter and is intended to inform you of

applications submitted or decisions reached on applications that of general interest. Recent applications submitted

to RMBC include the following:-

BrinsworthAcademySchoolhaveappliedtodemolishtheexistingsportshallandconstructanewsportshall.

ThiswillbenamedinmemoryofIanBurtonaformerteacherattheschoolwhopassedawayin2014.

........Erectionof1no.dormerbungalow&singledetachedgarageontheformer

garagesitetotherearof10&12WillowgarthAvenue

NOWREFUSED........

Erectionof22no.pitchedroofgaragesand9no.pitchedroofstoresonthe

formergaragesiterearof3-5WillowgarthAvenue.Applicant-

CanklowMeadowsIndustrialEstate.........

Changeofuseofdisusedbakerytorestaurantandsinglestoreyfront

extensionat206aBrinsworthLane.

Brinsworth Parish Council has agreed free use of their fotball pitches for 5 matches as part

of a charity football tournament in aid of Craig Hall Memorial.

A donation of £100 has been made to the Northern General Hospital in Sheffield

raising funds for the Cystic Fibrosis ward.

There will be no increase in the hire charges for the use of the Community Hall and Pavilion

The hire charge for use of a football pitch has been set

at £66 per game for the 2016/2017 season.


The four teams who have been allocated the use of a football pitch for 2016/2017 season are: AFC Thirsty Flame; Brinsworth FC; Fairways White Rose & Three Magpies

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BRINSWORTH & CATCLIFFE WARD COUNCILLORS’ SURGERIESFRIDAYS5.00pm–6.00pm

CouncillorAlanBuckley-17 Godric Drive, Brinsworth01709369260

CouncillorAndrewRoddison-10 Flatts Lane, Treeton 01709279554

YOUR LABOUR COUNCILLORS AT YOUR SERVICE Friday’s VENUE 10th June Brinsworth Community Hall 17th June Brinsford Road Community Centre 24th June Catcliffe Mere Brow Centre 1st July Brinsworth Community Hall 8th July Brinsford Road Community Centre 15th July Catcliffe Mere Brow Centre 22nd July Brinsworth Community Hall 29th July Brinsford Road Community Centre 5th August Catcliffe Mere Brow Centre 12th August Brinsworth Community Hall 19th August Brinsford Road Community Centre 26th August Catcliffe Mere Brow Centre 2nd Sept. Brinsworth Community Hall 16th Sept. Brinsford Road Community Centre 23rd Sept. Catcliffe Mere Brow Centre 30th Sept. Brinsworth Community Hall

FORFUTUREDATESPLEASESEETHEPARISHNOTICEBOARDS

We’re here to help you !

Monday 16.15-18.15 OscroftSchoolofDance 20.00-22.00 LineDanceTuesday 14.00-16.00 TeaDance(LastTuesdaymonthly) 13.00-14.00 HearingAidSession 17.30-18.30 Karate 19.15-20.05 ZumbaWednesday 09.30-10.30 FitCamp(seeinfobelow) 17.00-19.15 CheraDanceThursday 09.00-11.00 WeightWatchers 18.00-20.00 WeightWatchers 20.00-20.45 ZumbaFriday 10.00-12.00 GoodCompanions 18.30-20.30 BallroomDanceSaturday 10.00-11.00 BorntoPerformDance AcademyLastSaturdayofmonth 19.30-23.00 ‘BrinsworthBootscooters’ Country&WesternEvening

AllothertimesareavailableforHireforSocialEvents,WeddingPartiesandBusinessMeetings(WiFiavailable)

1st class facilities at competitive prices. Inspections welcome. Licensed bar available • max capacity 150

Community Hall The PavilionMondaytoFriday 08.45-15.45 FuntimePre-School

Monday 18.30-19.30 OscroftSchoolofDance

Tuesday 18.15-19.45 KidZoneYouthClub (7-11yrs)

Wednesday 17.30-20.30 OscroftSchoolofDance

(2ndineachmonth) 18.30-20.30 Brinsworth&Catcliffe LocalHistoryGroup

Thursday 17.30-19.30 JillHyde-LeighSchool ofDance

Friday 17.30-20.30 OscroftSchoolofDance

Saturday 10.00-12.30 IndianClassicDance (Bharathanattiyam)

SundayavailableforHireforChildren’sPartiesandSmallerEvents-maxcapacity75

Otherdaysavailableforregularbookings

Please telephone the Parish Office for more information, Monday to Friday 9.00am to 1.00pm

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PROGRAMME OF REGULAR ACTIVITIES

Areyouhavingaclearout? Bringyourunwanteditemsto oneofourBag It Updays.

Monday 27th June Monday 25th July Monday 22nd August Monday 26th September Brinsworth Community Centre 10am -2pm. For more information, visit www.bluebellwood.org

Members of the public are welcome to attend the Parish Council Meetings in order to raise issues of concern

or to make comments regarding any relevant matters. There is a period of 20 minutes at the start of each meeting when public participation is encouraged, so if you feel you

would like to come along, here are the dates of the next few: 16th June Ordinary Meeting 6.30pm 30th June Finance Meeting 6.30pm 21st July Ordinary Meeting 6.30pm 28th July Finance Meeting 6.30pm August NO MEETINGS 22nd Sept Ordinary Meeting 6.30pm 29th Sept Finance Meeting 6.30pm

These are held in the Committee Room in the Community Hall on Brinsworth Lane

Wehopetoseeyouthere,rememberthisisyourcommunity!

PARISHMEETINGSHave Y our Say!

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JOIN THE FREE 24FITCAMP CHALLENGE Try a CobraFit Session - you will be bitten! Book your FREE Body Composition Scan Get your daily Nutrition under control Improve your Sports Performance Train to be a Wellness Coach & start your own business

WEDNESDAY 9.30 - 10.30amBrinsworth Commuity Hall, Brinsworth Lane, S60 5DG

It’s Free, No Excuses, BE THERE!You MUST register your name -

www.facebook.com/joannecrossmore Phone: 07508 983838

SUITABLE FOR ANYONE (18+) - WORKOUT AT YOUT PACERegister and gain access to all our 24FitCamps

All 24FitCamps are supported and run by Independent Herbalife Members

The bowling club is now well into the season and our first internalmatchwasplayedonSunday1stMay2016.ThiscompetitionwasadoublescompetitionandthewinnerswereEthelFishandMaryKarle,welldonetobothladies.Anenjoyabledaywashadbyallwhotookpart.

The Parish Councilhave proposed thatwe hold a competi-tionon thedayof theVillage Fete, this willbe a charity match inaid of Cancer Care. Itwill be free of chargeto any Brinsworthresident who wishes to enter, so come along to theBowlingGreenonSunday3rdJulyandenteryournamesto play. Registration will be 10.45am, playing willcommence at 11.00am. You are sure to have anenjoyablegameofbowlsandhopefullytopupyourtanintheprocess.

....The bowling green is open to the public from 9.00am to 8.00pm Monday to Friday and 9.00am to 4.30pm Saturday and Sunday (except when matches are being played which you are welcome to come and watch).

We are always on the look out for new players to join our club, you don’t need to be an expert as all abilities are very welcome. It’s a lovely club to be part of where you can socialise with others whilst enjoying the warm summer sun on your back.

Brinsworth Bowling Club at the Village Fete

Ray Matthews UNBELIVABLE

75 Marathons In

75 Days In aid of

KIMBERWORTH STRIDERS RUNNING CLUB

All Abilities Welcome

We are delighted to say the Brinsworth 10K will be back for its 7th year and will once again start/finish at Brinsworth Comprehensive School.

This year the Brinsworth 10k will be sup-porting Ray Matthews in his world record attempt to do 75 marathons in 75 days to raise £75,000 for Newman School,

Ray will be starting his second marathon at the Brinsworth 10k so hopefully there will be loads of support for this amazing man.

After last year's success of Mr Burtons fun run we will once again be putting this on, it was great to see the kids getting involved and they all did absolutely superb let's hope we can get even more kids involved this year.

Entries are £12 for the Run And £3 for the fun run with all proceeds going to Newman School

For more details and to confirm entry please go to our website or call Mark on 07761547248

Class 1 Veteran (7 years and over)Class 2 Prettiest BitchClass 3 Most Handsome DogClass 4 Best ConditionClass 5 Dog Most Like it’s OwnerClass 6 Best TrickClass 7 Hairiest MuttClass 8 Best 6 LegsClass 9 Fancy DressClass 10 Best In Show

Scruffs 3rd July 2016 proudly announces . . .

Entryfee£1.50perclasspayableuponentryontheday. Classeswillberunfrom12noon–4pm Rosettesfor1st,2ndand3rdplace

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BRINSWORTH PARISH COUNCIL

FREE childcare places for 2-4year olds available!

For more information please contact us:

Tel: 01709 835005

Funtime Community Pre-schoolRecreation Ground Pavilion,

Brinsworth Lane, Brinsworth, Rotherham, S60 5BU

Email: [email protected]

Registered Charity No. 1044701

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Lock‘N’Load20thJuly,10.00am-1.00pmForchildrenaged9-12years£5persessionperperson

3 sessions available taking place at the Lock ‘N’ Load facility (each session is 1 hour) Split into teams, you will take part in a variety of laser gun challenges set in a 12,000 sqftbattlefield.

Multi-SportsActivities25thand26thJuly-£10for2days1stand2ndAugust-£10for2days10.00am-3.00pmForchildrenaged6-12yearsVenue:BrinsworthAcademy

Taught by qualified coaches from Live and Learn Sports,this is your chance to take part in a wide range of sports and fun games. All the sports are tailored to suit all age groups and ability levels making sure that everyone has a great time. Sports include: football, basketball, cricket, tennis, badminton, athletics and more….

FootballCamp27thJuly-£5perperson10.00am-3.00pmForchildrenaged6-12yearsVenue:BrinsworthAcademy

During this football camp you will learn a variety of skills and tactics under the guidance of our experienced football coaches. You will then put your skills to the test and take part in a football tournament. No previous football experience necessary.

LionKingTheMusical3rd,4thand5thAugust-£15perperson10.00am-3.00pmForchildrenaged6-12yearsVenue:BrinsworthAcademy

Participants will be given the opportunity to sing, act and learn a variety of dance routines following the classic Disney story The Lion King. This extremely popular activityisdefinitelynottobemissed!Familyandfriendswill be invited on the final day to watch the showcase performance.

Advertising and booking forms will be distributed by each school in Brinsworth and Catcliffe several weeks before the end of the school year.

Please call or email John Bell for more information. Tel - 07717733261 [email protected]

We look forward to seeing you!

School Summer Holiday Activities 2016 in Brinsworth

Funtime Community Pre-school will be taking part in the ‘Bag2school’ collection to help raise funds for

our charity run pre-school.

Please help us by donating any unwanted textiles, this can include adults and childrens clothes,

shoes (tied together please), hats, belts, handbags and soft toys.

Please note bedding, curtains and household linen cannot be accepted.

If you could bring all your unwanted bags of textiles to Funtime Community Pre-School before the date

below that would be brilliant. Thank you!

Our next Bag2School collection is arranged forTuesday 21st June 2016 at 9:00 am at Funtime Community Pre-school

My name is Cheryl Jones, I left the Army in 2011 after serving 22 Years in the Army. I served in NI, Iraq, Afganistan, Bosnia, Cyprus and Germany. I loved every minute of it and I am proud to have served my country.

Since leaving the Services I have settled back into civil-ian life in Brinsworth and love the area. I have formed my own business and work from home.

I do miss the Army life and the comradeship between the soldiers which made me think, I can’t be the only Ex Veteran in Brinsworth, therefore, I would like to invite all Ex Veterans in the Brinsworth area to form a club, where we can have a few social outings, includ-ing bowling nights, walking, Sunday lunches or just meet up for a natter.

Brinsworth Ex Veterans ClubShould you have any ideas, then please for-ward your suggestions.

If you are interested in being part of this club, and are of any age from any of the services, then please contact me on 07580 041424 or 01709 377879 or email me at [email protected]

I look forward to hearing from you!


GOOD NEWS - We have successfully completed Stage 2 of the three stage application process to the Big Lottery Reaching Communi-ties Fund and are therefore still on track to secure over £500,000 towards the new building.

The key aspects of the bid are that it will create a ‘community hub’ catering for all residents and provide opportunities for differ-ent sections of the community to join in activities together, learn new skills and meet new friends. It will be a marvellous facility for Brinsworth and put us on a par with other villages that already have similar new centres.

If all goes according to plan we should hear if we have been award-ed the money by December 2016 and if so, the project is likely to commence early in 2017.

The latest plans can be seen here and, as usual, if you would like to knowmorejustcontacttheParishoffice.

Resource Centre Update

Weddings and Baptisms

MEETING POINT

StAndrew’sCentre

(Opposite The Three Magpies)Every Thursday between

6.30pm and 7.30pm

Whether you would like to book a wedding or a baptism, or you would just like to talk inconfidencetooneofthe

clergy about something that is concerning you, MeetingPoint is for you

Please drop in!

Brinsworth & Whiston Medical CentresWe are helping to set the record straight during

Diabetes Week 12th-18th JuneJust about everyone has heard about diabetes and with 4 million people diagnosed in the UK, most of us know a friend or family member living

with the condition. And yet it’s still hugely misunderstood, and there are so many myths and misconceptions out there that this year, the theme is

Setting the Record Straight. Why not update your knowledge by visiting www.diabetes.org.uk

Here are just a few of the most common mythsMyth: Type 2 diabetes is a mild form of diabetes

There is no such thing as mild diabetes. All diabetes is serious and, if not properly controlled, can lead to serious complications.

Myth: People with diabetes cannot have sugarHaving diabetes does not mean you have to have a sugar-free diet.

People with diabetes should follow a healthy balanced diet – that is low in fat, salt and sugar. You should still be able to enjoy a wide

variety of foods, including some with sugar.Myth: People with diabetes can’t eat grapes, mangoes or bananasPeople sometimes think that if they have diabetes they can’t eat grapes

and bananas as they taste sweet. But if you eat a diet that includes these fruits, you can still achieve good blood glucose control. In fact, grapes and

bananas, like all fruit, make a very healthy choice.Myth: People with diabetes are more likely to get colds

and other illnessesNot true. While there is some medical research that may suggest peoplewith diabetes are at higher risk of developing illnesses, there’s nothing to

prove this conclusively. But there are certain illnesses that are more common in people with diabetes, and diabetes may also alter the course

of an illness – e.g., a person with diabetes may become more unwell or be unwell for longer than a person without diabetes.

Myth: People with diabetes can’t play sportPeople with diabetes are encouraged to exercise as part of a healthy lifestyle.

Keeping active can help reduce the risk of complications associated with diabetes, such as heart disease. However, there may be some

considerations to take into account before taking up a new exercise regime. Talk to your healthcare team for more information.

ReceptionOpeningHoursBrinsworthMedicalCentre

01709828806 Monday to Friday

8:00 am - 18:30 pm •

WhistonMedicalCentre01709835837

Monday to Friday 8:00 am - 18:30 pm

Extended Opening Hours We have also extended our surgery times to included

early morning appointments. Please enquire at reception.

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Need to contact a doctor when the surgery is closed?

HEALTHCARE CHECKSRegular healthcare checks are paramount in

monitoring and managing your Diabetes. If you are due to have a Diabetes Care

Review or Retinal Screening Test, please contact your medical centre for an appointment.

Help & Support is availableDealing with diabetes can be daunting,

whether you’re newly diagnosed, an old hand, or even if it’s someone you know who

has the condition. You may be looking for information, advice, or just a bit of a chat;

having someone to talk to can make all the difference.

Diabetes UK Careline is a support helpline for anyone with diabetes, their friends, family and carers. Call 0345 123 2399,

Monday to Friday, 9am–7pm or email [email protected]

Local Support Group why not drop-in at the local Rotherham

support group. They meet at Tesco Community Space at the new Tesco Extra store in the centre of Rotherham anytime

7pm to 9pm on the last Monday of every month.

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reproduced without prior written approval of Mitchell + Proctor. All rights reserved.N O T E S :All works to be carried out in accordance with the current Building Regulations, British Standards and

Codes of Practice and to the satisfaction of the Local Authority Building Inspector.

All dimensions are to be checked on site prior to the commencement of any works. Any discrepancies

to be reported PRIOR to the commencement of the relevant works.

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Around the middle of February this year I received a phone call from the Lord Lieutenant’sOfficeinformingmethatIhad been nominated to attend the Queens Garden Party at Buckingham Palace.

I was told that whilst the name of the person who had made the nomi-nation had to remain anonymous the reason for the nomination was to recognise over thirty years’ service to my Community through the Fire Service, as a School Governor, Parish Councillor and a Borough Councillor. And so it was with a feeling of great pride that myself and my wife went down to London on the 19th May 2016.

We were fortunate to have good weather and whilst we didn’t actually get

to speak with the Royal Family, the experience of walking through the Palace and into the Queens “back garden” for tea and sandwiches and being literally just feet away from the Queen and Prince Phillip ensured that the day will be one that stays with us for a long time to come. AlanBuckley.

Help Us Grow Your Community

At your disposal are the Community Hall and Pavilion Hall

both based in Brinsworth. They are available to hire for any functions you

may have throughout the year, whether starting a club on a weekly basis,

a surprise birthday party, wedding, anniversary or get together.

Disco lights can be provided in the Community Hall for your use without

additional cost. Unfortunately we do not have a DJ so you would have to

provide one yourself.

The kitchens in both halls are fully equipped and comply with all relevant

health and safety regulations.

They are open 7 days a week from 9am. Free parking for 25-30 cars.

Disabled access, male and femaledisabled toilets.

Further information can be found on our website

www.brinsworthparishcouncil.gov.uk for a diary of events, or call the parish office on 01709 364199

for viewing, availability and prices.

Stepping into the Garden at Buckingham Palace

Following the article which appeared in the last news-letter there were a lot of you who voiced your opinions about opening up the access from Wood Lane to Europa Way. Everybody was in favour of the proposal, with the majority preferring two way access. However, if two way traffic is not possible then all would accept one way as an alternative, albeit that some would prefer it to be out of Brinsworth and some would prefer it coming into Brinsworth.

As a result of your feedback the Parish Council has met with a Senior Engineer from RMBC to discuss the possi-bilities and we are pleased to report that he is willing to look at the implications.

WOOD LANE ACCESSBefore we can progress the matter any further RMBC want to carry out some traffic modelling exerciseswhich will provide a pic-ture of the likely effects of traffic on the adjoiningroads if two way or one way access was to occur. Once this modelling has been done we will have further discussions to look at the most appropriate actions, if any.

We will keep your informed of developments.

PETS CORNERAheadsupforpetlovers,whomightalsohappentobehouseplantlovers.

ThePeaceLilyispoisonoustocats&dogs

When dogs or cats ingest peace lilies, clinical signs may be seen immediately and include pawing at face, drool-ing, foaming, and vomiting. Moderate to severe swelling ofthelips,tongue,andupperairwaymakingitdifficultto breathe or swallow.

The peace lily does NOT result in acute kidney failure when ingested, and is different from more dangerous types of lilies that cause kidney failure.

Urgent Veterinary advice is necessary!Milk neutralises the oxalate in the plant so try to get the cat to drink a little milk (preferably lactose free). If the cat won’t or can’t drink, use a syringe to get a little milk in the mouth. Your vet will advise further and may give relevant medication. If you have some of the plant it’s advisable to take some with you to show the vet.

Remember, Lilies with the yellow pollen are extremely poisonous, seek medical veterinary advice immediately. Delay could result in kidney failure or even death.

IFINANYDOUBTCALLYOURVET!


Hearing Aid Support ServiceDrop-in CentreFor people who are Deaf

or Hard of HearingDo you have an

NHS Hearing Aid?• Supply and fitting of

batteries• Supply and fitting of

tubing•Adviceonmaintenance

and fitting•Supportandtrainingon

usingyourAid

Brinsworth Community CentreLAST Tuesday of Every Month

1.00pm -2.00pmJune28th•July26th

August30th•September27thOctober25th•November29th

December20thTBC

LorraineBriscoeCommunity Support Officer

Action On Hearing Loss01709 514268

Welcome to the Brinsworth Local Policing Team update.

My name is Dane Plant and I am the local PCSO for Brinsworth,Treeton and Catcliffe. I am based at Maltby but you will often see me in these localities patrolling the streets. My intention is to provide you with a more accessible and visible service on the streets.

I would like to make you aware of some burglaries that have been committed recently. The majority of these have been carried out during the daytime when properties have been vacant. The latest methods of entry the offender/s are using is to snap the locking barrel.

You may well have heard of “cylinder snapping” or “lock snapping“. Lock snapping is a very common method used by burglars to break into property that has a euro cylinder. Almost all properties that haveUPVC&Composite doors have thesetypesoflocksfitted.

The method of lock snapping involves break-ing the cylinder and then manipulating the lock to open the door. Whilst it is true that all the multi locking points on your door make it secure, it is important to realise the master cylinder operates them all. If this cylinder is compromised then all the locking

This is the path which runs to the rear of properties on Sunnybank Crescent and the rear of the new houses on Campbell Walk. Unfortunately it is the location of much anti-social behaviour that is seriously affecting the local residents, with large stones/bricks being dangerously thrown into gardens and the path itself being used as a race track by motor cyclists or quad bike riders.

The Police are monitoring the incidents and will take action against the culprits, includ-ing criminal proceedings, but the Parish Council has also added its help by agreeing to pay £1,000 for the supply and installation of a barrier at the end of the path where it meets Whitehill Lane. This is in addition to the barrier that Barratt Homes have in-stalled at the other end of the path where it opens onto Brinsworth Playing Fields. It is hoped that these barriers will deter the motor bikes and give some peace to the nearby residents.

points are potentially rendered useless.

To protect yourself against lock snapping there are essentially three ways to go.

1) By fitting a Sold Secure Diamond approved cylinder (SS312), your local professional licensed locksmith can advise you further on this type of lock.

2) If a SS312 Diamond cylinder is not used then you could opt for a three star Kite mark TS007 euro cylinder.

3) Alternatively, if the above is not possible you can opt for a one star kite mark cylinder and use a two star kite mark handle/cylinder guard.

Please note these incidents are in the minority and Rotherham is a very safe place to live however, these measures will help you drastically reduce your chances of becoming a victim of burglary.

The cost implications far outweigh the potential heartbreak and inconveniences caused by such crimes. Please help us to help you by securing your home effectively.That is all for this edition, stay safe, be neighbourly and report any suspicious activities straight away to the police. If you require further clarification, pleaseemail me at [email protected].

Brinsworth Library, Ellis Street. Tel 01709 373028 [email protected] 9.00-12.30 /13.30-16.30 Tues 9.00-12.30 / 13.30-18.00Thurs 9.00-12.00 / 13.30-17.30 Sat 9.00-13.00

Brinsworth Library What’s OnLook out for details of this year’s exciting Summer Reading Challenge open to all children aged 3-11. The theme for this year is Record Breakers and there will be activities and events in the library throughout the summer holidays. The challenge starts in July so keep an eye open for more information!

The Knit & Natters meet in the library every Thursday 3-5pm. Knitters, crocheters, stitchers, beginners or

advanced are all welcome. Crafters can bring their own project or work on a group project crafting for charity.

Wool is provided for the communal project. It’s free to join us but the group do make a small donation to the cost of refreshments.

If you have wool/needles that you would like to donate to the group, please drop them off at the library. The group are currently crafting in support of Ebb & Flow Family Support a new

local charity and any donations of wool/equipment would be gratefully received.

Rhymes, Stories & Crafts 0-5’s and their grown-ups. Every Tuesday 10am

Readers GroupThird Monday of the month 3-4pmPlease ask a member of staff if you wish to join the group

Time for a Story 4-7 year olds. Every other Monday 3.30 - 4.30pmPlease ask a member of staff if you’re interested

GetOnline@BrinsworthLibrary•Freeinternetaccess•I.T.classes(bookwithamemberofstaff).AccesstoAncestryandFindMyPastandotherfreeonlineresources.Accesscouncilservicesonline.Borrowfreee-books

THE ‘BLACK’ PATH Brinsworth Local Policing Team


On Friday 24th June, Lush Puppies Mobile Dog Grooming will be opening their (van) doors to the public. Lush Puppies Mobile Dog Grooming is a new mobile grooming van that comes direct to your house, so your much loved pooch doesn’t have to travel far from their familiar surroundings.

Owner, Katie Burgin from Brinsworthisalevel3City&Guildsqualifieddoggroomer.For the last two years, in her part time, Katie has ran a business called Lush Puppies, selling a range of luxury dog products, and felt it was the right time to expand into dog grooming.

Lush Puppies will be attend-ing the Brinsworth Fete next month and will be offering a free nail cutting service for your dogs on the day.

Lush Puppies Mobile Dog Grooming are already taking book-ings for the 24th June onwards, and offers everybody a 10% discountoffoftheirfirstbooking,aswellasaloyaltyschemefor repeat customers.

To make a booking or for a free consultation, please contact Katie on 07468 77 11 88 www.lush-puppies.comwww.facebook.com/lushpuppiesdoggrooming

BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT ...

Fashion ShowSaturday 2nd July 2016

at 2.00pm

In aid of Cystic Fibrosis Ward

Northern General Hospital

at Brinsworth Community Hall

Brinsworth Lane, BrinsworthRotherham S60 5BU

£3 per ticketunder 16’s free

Please contact Ruth 07795 211 162• Tea • Coffee • Raffle •

A quick and easy, fresh summer cake to make your mouth water.

Ingredients • 4oz Margarine • 6oz Caster Sugar • 2 Eggs • 1 Lemon • 6oz Self Raising Flour • 4 tablespoons Milk

FortheSyrup • 2oz Icing Sugar • 2 tablespoons Lemon Juice

Method 1. Cream the margarine and caster sugar together 2. Add the eggs and lemon rind 3.Foldintheflourandmilk 4. Place the mixture into a greased 2lb loaf tin 5. Bake at 180OC for approximately 45 minutes - (a little less time for a fan oven) 6. Once removed from the oven leave in the tin 7. Heat the lemon juice with the icing sugar in a pan 8. Pour the syrup over the cake and leave to cool 9. Transfer to a rack or plate and sprinkle with icing sug-ar (optional) or decorate to your choosing Store in an airtight container

Luscious Lemon Cake

The Wee Willetts go from strength to strength, 2016 will be our 7th Year and hasn’t Danny Willett done well?

Now into the world’s top 20, winner of the Dubai Desert Classic, US Masters Champion and now with his own Wee Willett!!

As the Wee Willett’s are doing so well, we thought it would be a great idea to hold a competition to design an official ‘WeeWilletts’ logo, we don’t have one at present so think it would be a great idea to ask you the players, parents, grandparents, past

Phoenix Golf ClubJuniors Section

Pavilion Lane Brinsworth Rotherham S60 5PA Tel 01709 363788 www.phoenixssc.co.uk

THE PHOENIXHome to all Phoenix Sports

Bar opening timesMon - Thurs 11am - 11pmFri - Sat 11am - 11.30pm

Sundays 12noon - 10.30pm•

FUNCTION ROOMPOOL TABLE

SNOOKER TABLEFAMILY ROOM

Open to the publicHomemade bar meals available

Tues - Fri 10am - 8pm / Saturday 10am - 6pmSunday Carvery 12noon - 3pm

• Daily Specials Board •• 2 for £10 meals available •

• Selection of Cask Ales available (Cask marque accredited) •• Quiz Nights - Mondays & Fridays from 10pm •


Two course Sunday Lunch

with a free pint for

every Dad £10.50

•

Treat Dad this Father’s Day!

We have amazing offers on all

our Sporting Sections

•

Golf Treats for Dad

30 minute lesson with the Pro £15

2 Ball Midweek Golf £20

Sunday 19th June 2016

&presenttodesignone.The winning design will be picked by Danny himself where we hope he will present the special prize to the winner at the presentation evening.

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The Danny Willett’s ‘Wee Willetts’ started their 2016 events at Phoenix Golf Club in Rotherham on Monday 30th May. This was the 1st of 3 events in 2016, the other events will take place at Bondhay on 17thAugust&Sitwellon29thAugust. 27 Pre-Juniors from 3 clubs (Phoenix, Bondhay & Sitwell), tee’d it up in a Texas scramble format over 9 holes, each team consisted of 1 player from each club, 2 tee shots were required from each player over the 1st 6 holes, the remaining 3 holes any drive was taken. The day ended with food and drink for the kids at

The Phoenix Halfway house. Results won’t be posted until the presentation as there will be a surprise for kids at the event. The day was a huge success, theplayers,parents&grand-parents commented how much they enjoyed it. We now have a dedicat-ed twitter page where you can keep up with information @wee_willetts or go to the web page www.dannywi l lett.golf/ wee-willetts where it gives you an insight on how it all

started, most of the organ-isers have changed but I am still helping with the Phoenix Juniors.

Glynn Perry, Junior Organiser.

Ready to go in the first event!

Birdie putt ... and guess what, in the hole for a 2!!

24 Station Road, Treeton Rotherham S60 5PN

Tel: 01709 839 539 Tel: 0114 269 2835

G. E.FOERS& CO.

Independent Funeral Directors

& MemorialConsultants

Personal service from Philip Gray Dip. FD MBIFD


Diploma Holder

1 Aughton Road, Swallownest Sheffield S26 4TF

Tel: 0114 287 5202 (Memorial Showroom)

NAMM Installers

Estd 1814

• 24 Hour Service •

• Pre-paid Funeral Plans Available •

• Floral Tributes •

• Private Chapels of Rest •

• Memorialisation •

• Catering •

www.gefoersfunerals.co.uk

CAR & MOTORCYCLE REPAIRSFormally of St Georges Drive, Brinsworth, moved to larger premises.

CAR REPAIRS & SERVICING

MOTORCYCLE REPAIRS AND SERVICING

MOT REPAIRS

CLUTCHES FITTED

BRAKES OVERHAULED

CAM BELTS FITTED

EXHAUSTS FITTED

ALL MAKES ALL MODELSFull Workshop Facilities

• C O M P E T I T I V E R A T E S •Easy access to Rotherham Central Railway Station & Bus Station

UNIT 1, THE CHAIN WORKSMASBOROUGH STREET, ROTHERHAM S60 1ER

TEL. GARY:

M O N D AY - F R I D AY 8 . 3 0 - 5 . 0 0 S AT U R D AY 9 . 0 0 - 1 2 . 0 007989 438 76407989 438 764

Brinsworth Foot Clinicchiropodist and general foot care

• Diabetic patients treated • Home visits on request • HCPC Registered • WestfieldRegistered

OpeneveryWednesdayTobookanappointmentpleasecall

01709360851Jayne Walker MSSCh MBChA

71 Brinsworth Lane, Brinsworth, Rotherham, S60 5BS

CARSHOWPROUDLY SPONSORED BY

Show your Vintage or otherVehicle at our Car Show

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VEHICLESCANBEENTEREDONTHEDAY

Entrance via Field View car park, Brinsworth S60 5DG

Categories:Pre 1950 / 1950-1959 1960-1969 / 1970-19791980-1989 / 1990-1999

2000-2005 2010 to present

•Customs & Kits or Motor Cycles

in all Classes

Vehicle Entry £3.50

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