Did you used to frequent the Attercliffe Palais de Danse at Attercliffe which was a roller skating rink at the side of Websters Furnisings.
I am related to Harold Jeffcock who managed the place for a time and I would like to know if anyone remember him or the place and has any interesting stories or pictures to share.

...and there I was thinking it was a thread on the new establishment called 'Goodfellas' that is opening up in Attercliffe by those of Niche/Capitol/Rebels fame. Its Sheffield's third lapdancing/strip club no less...

It is now a car park, it was also knowm as Central Ballroom,and it was above Webster's, in the early day's it belonged to Jefcock and sims coaches.

Did you used to frequent the Attercliffe Palais de Danse at Attercliffe which was a roller skating rink at the side of Websters Furnisings.
I am related to Harold Jeffcock who managed the place for a time and I would like to know if anyone remember him or the place and has any interesting stories or pictures to share.
used to go there in the 40 s skate down mugs ally grab railings at the bottam spin back up
two women was on the top floor red coats and short skirts

hi awoolan i spent most of mispent youth at this fine place in the 1950/60 dancing onthe rollerskates with lots of pretty gils played roller hockey for the sheffield roller hockey club at lots of roller rinks all over the country plus all the butlins holiday camps in the compertions place was owned by the travis family run by a chap called harry rohdes lived on brompton rd also a chap called bernard deakin mrs travis used to run the snack bar they also had a young daughter called paluine oh what happy days and great days regards aj

Don't know much about this place other than underneath was a garage owned by H.A.Sims (the coaching people in the 1920's) later A.F.Hancock again as a coach garage in the 1930's. Sheffield United Tours later owned the property until the 1960's.