Zarniwoop

An article in today's Times says that it should be Sheffield. It quotes our links to Ukraine with our twinning with Donetsk and the number of bands that started out in Shefield.

Unfortunately it's not that simple. SCC, as do most other councils, use third party software to generate and handle council tax billing. It may well be the case that they will have wait for an update to the software in order to process the rebate.

Aren't Lidl having the sports direct shop once they move to the old tj hughes shop on the moor ?

That's just the lift shafts, not the finished building.

Do you have your council tax bill ? It's on there, top right hand corner, it's the acccount number.

Wednesday one now showing as 11.42 at Dore, 11.48 at Sheffield. Doesn't come back this way though

Use one of the contact forms on the council website, that way it should get atomatically logged rather than having to wait for someone to trawl through all the emails.

Isn't it an Academy, so do they have to pay their own bills, not the taxpayer ?

Quite few are open now https://sheffieldmarkets.com/blog/moor-market/which-stalls-are-open-in-the-moor-market-lockdown-v2

I always use the one in railway station across the road or inside a bank. Never trusted the ones outside.

Hasn't his show been scrapped as part of the local radio cutbacks? I think there was a post about on the Radio Sheffield thread

Railway herald has a listing of all rail tours with loco information for both steam and diesel, you have to do some searching though as it only shows stopping points. It does have links to the tour operators websites which give more information. I can't get the link to work but if you google railwayherald and go to the railtours page that should find it.

I would think that the people staying in the Radisson would be John Lewis shoppers

I think trains do bulk transport (stone, cement etc.) best. The problem with general freight is that the large distribution wharehouses don't by and large, have rail links so goods have to transferred to a lorry for the last part of their journey. So increasing cost and time taken. The whole distribution system is designed for road transport.

All the news sites are saying that it's the new grand central store in Birmingham that's closing, only been open a few years. Would have thought that would have been a good one, always semed busy when I was there.