Red Pete

There are some pictures on the North East Community Assemblies Blog. Why not have a look; http://www.sheffield.gov.uk/northeastnews

THE N.E. COMMUNITY ASSEMBLY STRONGLY BELIEVE IN THE VALUE OF BRINGING TOGETHER OUR COMMUNITIES HELPING TO BUILD SOCIAL COHESION. XMAS GIVES US A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO PROMOTE THIS We hope you have seen our Christmas lights as you are out and about in the area Burngreave Road has features on the lighting columns Shirecliffe Road has six new designs - they were taken from drawings provided by children at Watercliffe Meadow School Herries Road roundabout has white lights in the trees Firth Park centre has a Christmas tree and lights around the roundabout, these were switch on at the winter festival by the Pantomime actors from the Lyceum. There are also lights along Bellhouse Road, designed by local children some years ago Longley Four Greens has shooting diamonds (blue) and one light designed by a Watercliffe Meadow School pupil. Jenkin Road/Holywell Road junction has three lights which were designed by children from Brightside School last year as' Fife Street at Wincobank has a Christmas tree - a celebration is to be held on Monday 12 December with a lantern parade from St Thomas' Church at 6.30pm, singing around the tree, then refreshments back at the church at 7.30pm Grimesthorpe Community Park on Wincobank Lane, has a Christmas tree - the children from Limpsfield School are parading with lanterns they have made from 4.30 and the lights will be lit at 5pm today - BRILLIANT Shiregreen Community Centre, 172 Sicey Avenue, has a tree and lights and will have youngsters singing carols Sunday Southey Magnet roundabout has a tree and lights - Southey Forum will be celebrating on Friday and Saturday at the Library. All good stuff

Pikelets every time

but having made the tea you have to wait while it's mashed

Woodside Lane / Shirecliffe / Hatfield House Lane / Lane Top all my life within Brightside area of this great city. We are almost brothers

Try 'Man o' Steel' by Kit Sollitt. It was serialised in the Star many years ago - a cracker!