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Click & Collect shopping is now available from our Fox Valley & Hillsborough shops, so now you can plan your menu from the comfort of your own home and pick it up when convenient for you. Browse the great range of products in our click and collect section, pick out what you want to buy and add to your basket.

The Diary

Festivals

Walkley Festival

6 June

Ruskin Park, Walkley welcometowalkley.org

This free annual event combines live music, food, drink, a makers market and children’s entertainment (with hopefully some sunshine too). It’s organised by the Walkley Events Collective.

Sheffield DocFest 2026

10-15 June / Various locations sheffdocfest.com

The UK’s leading documentary festival returns for this 33rd edition with over podcasts, industry events, exhibitions and more.

Migration Matters

19-27 June

Various locations www.migrationmattersfestival.co.uk

Migration Matters Festival is a nine-day annual celebration of sanctuary, cultural

taking place from 19–27 June. It is the largest Refugee Week festival in the UK, bringing together a vibrant programme of events that platform underrepresented communities, particularly people with lived experience of displacement, seeking asylum and forced migration.

Theatre

Summer Holiday The Musical

20 June-18 July / Crucible Theatre

musical of the year.

friends are on a fun-packed trip to Paris, good time and a brilliant summer. On the way they encounter pop bands, runaway pop stars and of course holiday romance.

featuring classic hits such as Summer Holiday, The Young Ones and Living Doll, Summer Holiday really is the happiest of all the musicals.

Our Public House

17-20 June / Playhouse

When an entire community spoils their ballots and refuses to vote, a local pub on the brink of closure becomes the only place left to talk.

Sanjana, a family in mourning, familiar regulars and unexpected guests are thrown together for a night of debate, confession and open mic.

Priscilla Queen of the Desert: The Musical

29 June-4 July / Lyceum

Talbot OBE, with jaw-dropping winner Matt Cole, and stunning, all-new

this musical extravaganza is packed with an iconic soundtrack full of your favourite 80s and 90s disco and dance anthems, including; Hot Stuff, It’s Raining Men, I

Finally and many more.

Comedy

Matt Forde

6 June / The Steamworks www.leadmill.co.uk

In his biggest live tour to date leading

positivity in life despite all the evidence to the contrary in politics and his own health.

Rufus Rice

10 June / The Steamworks www.leadmill.co.uk

music from TikTok’s favourite lovable rogue.

Music

Beverley Knight

and much-loved hits, this unique show will also share inspiring stories from Beverley’s life on the stage. She will perform her biggest hits as well as favourites from musical theatre and cherished songs which have inspired her journey alongside her legendary live band.

Def Leppard

headlining this homecoming show and performing their greatest hits. Support comes from Extreme.

Matt Forde

Pride of YORKSHIRE

Sunday’s are made for eating, writes Richard Abbey.

unday lunch is one of our Great British staples and is something between the many venues that serve it. Our region is no exception.

‘Best Sunday Lunch’ category at our annual restaurant awards a couple of years ago, we were inundated with requests from local pubs and restaurants to go and sample their offering.

The opportunity to take up this offer at McGilveray’s The Wortley Arms proved too good to turn down and so we headed

summer’s day for their early sitting.

Such is the popularity of McGilveray’s Sunday lunches that they are often booked up weeks in advance. After our visit, it became clear why.

McGilveray’s is housed in a historic building with a small dining area to the left as you enter as well as a larger dining room to the right as well as a couple of snugs. There’s also plenty of room upstairs too which gets used on frequent occasions. As with any pub you’d expect a good

this part of S35; a cool pint of Amstel (£6) was perfect for a summer’s day and there’s a good choice of cocktails and spritzes too if you fancy something more indulgent. A

St Germain, mint, cucumber, prosecco and soda.

With the changing of the seasons came a new Sunday menu, with several lighter options to complement the warmer summer months. McGilveray’s also have a specials board should you fancy trying something

from main courses of rigatoni or moussaka and desserts of blueberry crème brulee or salted caramel tart.

Our visit was all about the Sunday lunch, though, and so we opted for the roast Wortley sirloin of beef (£23) and roasted Wortley rumb of lamb (£25), both of which were served with served with Yorkshire puddings, roast potatoes and mash, a panache of sauté vegetables and carrot and swede mash.

First let’s talk about the meats which, both served pink, were melt in the mouth tender

and paired perfectly with the huge Yorkshire puddings. The vegetables had plenty of bite and we really liked the carrot and swede mash, which had a hint of sweetness. The roast potatoes, often a yardstick by which

We book-ended these roast offerings with light starters of traditional prawn cocktail (£9) and warm asparagus (£14), which was served with soft poached egg, crispy prosciutto, hollandaise and herb oil.

glazed lemon curd tart and almond milk panna cotta (both £9) were both fantastic and the perfect way to end our meal. There’s a new kids menu too – my son was more than happy with his McG’s cheeseburger (£8.95) and chocolate brownie (£4.95) which maintained the high standards of our meals.

McGilveray’s The Wortley Arms Halifax Road, Wortley Tel: wortley-arms.co.uk

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Roll up,ROLL UP

Rock N Roll Circus returns to Don Valley Bowl with another enviable line-up.

Tickets for all dates are available now at rocknrollcircus.co.uk

The Streets
Wunderhorse
The Kooks
English Teacher
Richard Ashcroft Image © Robin Pope
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Spotlight on SUMMER

Tickets for Tramlines 2026 are almost gone and why wouldn’t they be with a line-up that includes Fatboy Slim, Courteeners, Wolf Alice, Wet Leg, Rick Astley, Blossoms and more? Make sure you’re in Hillsborough Park this summer.

Pulp perform at last year’s festival Image © Tramlines / Andrew Whitton

TRAMLINES

Kaiser Chiefs
Rick Astley Image © Peter Neil
Image © Tramlines / Andrew Whitton
Image © Tramlines / Matt Higgs

TRAMLINES

Image © Tramlines / Caroline Faruolo
Fat Boy Slim
Ross Noble
Lottery Winners
Wolf Alice Image © Rachel Fleminger

TRAMLINES

Image © Tramlines / Andrew Whitton
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o you have a bright spark working in your kitchen who is shaping up to be an outstanding chef of the future? If you do, now’s the time to shout about it, because Westside is staging Young Chef of the Year 2026.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, there was a hiatus in 2025 but this year we’re back and once again working with The of 25 on 1 August 2026.

The Westside Young Chef of the Year competition is a great opportunity to shine Westside Restaurant and Bar Awards at The on Monday 26 October.

If you employ a bright young chef with the talent and drive to reach the top, let us know by emailing richard.abbey@rmcmedia.co.uk

it’s being hosted at one of our venues, The 500 guests, a perfect setting for weddings, evening ensuring that the awards ran

To make sure your establishment is under consideration for the 2026 Westside Restaurant & Bar Awards, contact publishing manager Sam Warsop at sam. warsop@rmcmedia.co.uk

2024’s winner, Joseph Barry
2024s competitors with the judges at the MSK Academy Kitchen

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In 1976 school-leaver Ian Clancy learned his trade at a local doubleglazing company before making the leap two years later of going it alone.

A young enthusiastic worker Ian was described as ‘always first on site and last on site’. It wasn’t long before the hard-working Ian bought his first and current premises on Manchester Road in Deepcar, and set up his own window company Deepcar.

These premises are now home to a new showroom featuring the latest range of products, from tiled roof system conservatories to composite doors.

Early success was to follow when in 1983 Ian was named winner of Yorkshire Televisions ‘Young Enterprise - Businessman of the year’

Ian still has the very first door made by Deepcar back in 1978. Still in perfect working order, the door sits proudly at the back of the showroom, illustrating Deepcar’s pride in their humble beginnings.

Ian beams “ Our aim is the same today as it was back then - we will provide the best products and best customer service.”

He continues “ In todays busy world we pride ourselves in looking after you the customer and will offer the same level of service whether you are having a new conservatory or a lock fixed on your window.

Ian’s son Tom and daughter Alice show the same hard-working and conscientious qualities as their father. They are now helping the successful window company build on the nearly 50 years of trading.

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ECO SOFAS

On cue for SUCCESS

Stephen Harrison MBE has long been an advocate for snooker in the city. Fresh from celebrating the news of the continuation of the World Championship at the Crucible, he’s also recently launched a new disability tournament.

The dust may have settled on another successful and enthralling World Snooker Championship at the Crucible Theatre but snooker is still very much a hot topic in the city.

Prior to the Halo-sponsored tournament getting underway in April, it was revealed that the World Snooker Championship 2045, with an extension to extend until 2050, thanks to a landmark agreement City Council.

Separately, plans have been developed to transform the Crucible Theatre with a major £45million refurbishment that will add improvements such as enhanced spectator facilities.

The Championship will continue to be staged at the Crucible in its current design through to 2028. During the planned redevelopment period, the event is expected to be hosted temporarily at an alternative venue before returning to a transformed theatre.

Launching the Cue10 tournament with representatives from Stauff UK

“For over 50 years I have been promoting sport all over the world but no venue on this planet means more to me than the Crucible,” said Barry Hearn, President of Matchroom Sport. “I am so happy that after

a long period of meetings and discussions the World Championship at its historic home – the Crucible. My thanks must go

Steve (far right) with the group at the Attercliffe academy

hard work in ensuring this great tournament remains at its spiritual home.”

Snooker legend Stephen Hendry, added: “There is simply nowhere else like the Crucible or anywhere else that could replicate that atmosphere or the sense of history. It was always my favourite place to thrilled that we are staying there long term.”

One person who has long been an advocate for snooker in the city is Stephen Harrison, a former professional who set up the Stephen Harrison Academy (SHA) in organisation provides snooker coaching to children and adults with physical and learning disabilities.

Stephen’s proven innovative methods, that primarily use snooker as a fun way to attract and engage disadvantaged groups, have been so successful that he was awarded an MBE in 2019.

SHA was partly inspired by Steve’s dad Ray, who was a paraplegic snooker world champion in 1985. Ray was a keen sportsman, even playing a game for resulted in him losing a leg. The resulting hospital stay meant he was in the bed next to Derek Dooley, who also lost his leg. That wasn’t the end of the bad luck for Ray, as a couple of years later he also lost his right lung. Because of his love of sport he was for him in a wheelchair.

“He found snooker at the age of 20, 21 and he took it from there,” says Steve. “I remember being 11 and I travelled to watch him compete in the paraplegic world championships where he won two bronze, a silver and the coveted gold medal in 1985, making him the world champion. He taught me everything.”

Following in his dad’s footsteps, Steve went on to play on the main snooker tour, against the likes of Alex Higgins, Jimmy White and the late Paul Hunter, before hanging up his professional cue in 2005. The idea for the academy came after he was approached by a group of adults with learning disabilities who wanted to learn how to play the game.”

After starting in Walkley, the academy relocated to Attercliffe, opposite the Olympic Legacy Park, in 2020 and now sees 250 people passing through its doors

break-out areas and a kitchen and works as a social hub as well as a centre for snooker excellence.

“My driver is snooker because that’s all I’ve ever known,” explains Steve. “But the most important thing I’ve seen is a community coming together. We’re

completely inclusive and encourage people to make friends along the way.”

When I speak to Steve he was getting ready to launch a new world disability championship called Cue10, which was

Steve developed a new faster-paced format involves a smaller table (9x4) and just ten reds rather than the usual 15.

The tournament attracted 48 competitors

being played at the Canon Medical Arena.

Aslam Abubaker, from India, won The Championship, beating Tony Southern Reece Matin, lifted the BHP Disability Championship in the standing category, beating a very talented Carl Gibson. The Allwood 2-0.

“A huge shout out to our sponsors for backing the event, we couldn’t have input,” said Steve. “And thank you to all

the volunteers and staff for helping out throughout the championships.

“We had almost 300 spectators watching from schools, colleges and community groups – thank you for all coming along to

Canon Medical Arena – what a fantastic place to hold the event.”

Such was the tournament’s success that Steve has already had 47 enquiries for players to register to play in next year’s tournament. The aim is to compete with 96 competitors in 2027.

“On a personal note, it was hard for me to hold my emotions in, I kept thinking how much my dad would have revelled in playing in something like this,” concluded Steve. “This will inspire me further to make it bigger next year and encourage many more disabled players and young people to pick a cue up and get involved.”

In the meantime, the Stephen Harrison Academy, the home of disability snooker, opens seven days a week and offers something for everyone.

Visit www.stephenharrisonacademy.com to

The World Snooker Championship at the Crucible

A splash of COLOUR

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With the arrival of sunshine, as Spring rolls into Summer, a splash of colour adds the

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If sparkle and colour are required, then coloured gemstones may be the answer, available in a huge variety of shades, shapes, and sizes, set classically with diamonds or to contrast one another in bolder designs. Our scatter pendants in 9ct gold, featuring multi-coloured sapphires and tourmalines, can be co-

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Catch all the

TThe FIFA World Cup starts this month - here’s where you can watch the games and soak up the atmosphere.

he FIFA World Cup kicks off on 11 June and is the biggest to date, with 48 teams competing for

with games taking place in USA, Canada

England start their campaign against Croatia on 17 June in Dallas and follow this up with games against Ghana in Boston on 23 June and Panama in New York/New

If you want to experience the atmosphere but can’t afford the match (and plane) tickets, our local pubs are geared up for the best of the action with enough big screens,

And that’s despite the time difference, with many games taking place at 9, 10 and 11 in

action, we’ve compiled a list of venues,

The Shakey

but will be pulling out all the stops to make the pub is the best place to watch the World

The Queens Ground

A traditional pub that is the hub of the screens and is just a short walk from the centre of Hillsborough and close to the

Located at the bottom of Walkley Lane, the Riverside is a traditional Craft Union pub offering a wide variety of drinks and

– whether you’re backing your nation, meeting friends for a few drinks, or soaking

The Cock Inn

pub offers an unbeatable atmosphere, big screens and the ultimate live sport

pick your pints and get ready for a summer of unforgettable

there’s no better place to watch

The Box

sports fan with 30 HD screens, tiered

Big screens incoming… not wanting

and all your favourite Sizzling pub food, they’ve got everything you need to make summer’s biggest sporting event one to

centre’s destination beer hall will be installing screens especially for the tournament so you don’t miss out on any of the

Saw Grinders Union will be showing every England game on a huge outdoor screen in their

serve throughout – it’s the ultimate place

Cavendish

this year’s tournament as the Cavendish brings you every goal, tackle and big

better place to catch all the action than at you’re a die-hard football fan or just here for the excitement, the Craft Union pub has got you covered with the best spots to

Get ready for all the drama, skill, and passion as the world’s top teams compete

England games (Group L)

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Cricket season is upon us and last month’s feature carried this distinct theme, to tie in with the launch of the new county Championship.

The main picture showed Dungworth Hilltop cricket team c.1900 outside the George Inn. The landlord of the George, Abner Thompson, is at position number six on the back row.

The smaller picture showed Loxley Institutre Cricket Club c.1930. Back row (L-R): Alwyn Harper, Harry Wright, Luther Baxter, Harry Walker, Arnold Ibbotson, -?-, Jack Baldwin, -?-, Charles Harper, Harold Fretwell. Front row (LR): Robert Copley, Rhoden Elliott, Lol Towers, Alwyn Mallison, Albert Leach, -?-, Bill Wright (centre, front).

Do you recognise these pictures? Let us know and we’ll reveal all next month.

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