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You are lucky if you have been given a place there they are they are gold dust. I moved her e 7 years ago and have lived all over the world and can honestly say I love the place. Born in Sheffield and lived in the so called POSH places, they are the worse places for drugs going

Anyone had problems with post in Deepcar this week and last. I have hardly received anything and also recieved other peoples post. I have complained to a couple of senders who have sent them twice!!!!

hi Thanks for replying, how much is it for the week please? Kieron:)

Hi Wanting a caravan for 28th July for 1 week for 2 adults and one child in Chapel St Leonards Thanks Kieron

Hi Wondered if you have a tutor yet? My wife is a primary school teacher and tutor and has over 10 years experience. PM me if you want further details Thanks Kieron

Hi PM sent Kieron

Having lived in some very nice places in Sheffield we decided to move to Deepcar (next to Stocksbridge) and can honestly say it was the best move we made. The views are fantastic and the schools are some of the best in Sheffield, especially the high school). If you have the chance of a property I would go for it and ignore the idiots who say it is inbread which everyone has heard a million times before.

High Greave Motors on bottom of wooley wood road brill, always use them and they are very fair

Great school, my niece goes there and all 3 of my children will be. Would highly recommend

I watch my children all of the time and the only think they obviously did wrong (along with another child) was look and touch (which I told them off for, before she said anything) some of the decorations. Exploring is how children learn, as well as knowing their boundaries so instead of making judging maybe you should have the facts first. Sorry to be rude now but it is really annoying me now that I seem to be being judged, when the points I am making is that 1) they were not being unruly 2) I can take my children anywhere and they have NEVER been asked to behave 3) If they were being so bad why did it take 1 and a half hours to tell us, were not even asked politely before to just get them to sit down (put saying that the way she spoke to us obviously indicates she needs manners of her own) 4) We have been in many times before an never been spoken to about behaviour:loopy:

No neither have we before and been in prob about 20 times since young child was born and never had a problem, obviously she was having an off day and my children got the brunt. And thanks Sambam for your support as most on here obviously think I have a pair of delinquents. If you want to go to nice food pubs that welcome children, I would try the castle at Bolsterstone and the Mustard Pot. Know they are both a bit of out the way, but been to them both recently with my 'DELINQUENTS' and made to feel quite welcome. Although food at both a bit more expensive at least you feel that they value your custom:)

As I said before looking at the Christmas decoration and playing with another little boy. All were a little excited but what does anyone expect with christmas lights around them. And no not annoying anyone else, if this had been the case they would have been told by us.

The pub do allow children, they actually make it look quite child friendly with baby changing room and high chairs etc. Totally agree that if you don't like children (like here) you should not allow them in or only at certain times and understand that some people prefer that they are not in when they are eating. The point is they were allowed and were well behaved, but because they were walking around and looking at the lights etc and she didn't want her display ruined, she made up a story about a complaint. Therefore I just want to warn people that they obviously make themselves out to welcome families (prob for the good pub guide) but do not!!!!!! Think they should just say children not allowed problem solved.

Sound like lovely boys:) I also get compliments about mine (which is one of the reason I started this thread as they do not misbehave). Think some people just expect that when you have kids you should only go where other children are and that they do not want to sit down and have a meal with their families. My daughter especially likes to clear up as well and was distraught yesterday as she thought she had done something wrong and could not understand what she had done wrong, how could I answer that without explaining that sorry the lady obviously does not like children ( I didn't by way and just said they had no food left).

Sound like lovely boys:) I also get compliments about mine (which is one of the reason I started this thread as they do not misbehave). Think some people just expect that when you have kids you should only go where other children are and that they do not want to sit down and have a meal with their families. My daughter especially likes to clear up as well and was distraught yesterday as she thought she had done something wrong and could not understand what she had done wrong, how could I answer that without explaining that sorry the lady obviously does not like children ( I didn't by way and the way and just said they had no food left).

I totally agree that children should be seated whilst eating and behave appropriately in a public place. But I will not make my children remain seated throughout their visit (as others did not who were in there). Just will avoid here in future, as know of other places (and as parents I am sorry it does just mean wacky warehouse or mcdonalds etc) who welcome appropriately behaved children (as my children were) and their families!!!

I always expect my children to remain seated whilst eating and they always do!!! It was before my children had eaten and admittedly our fault that we did not realize food was not served before 5pm and we were early, but still do not expect to be treated like second class citizens just because we have children. I am so pleased I never went into a pub where the staff were 'pleased when families went'. Most families 'now a days' do still expect their children to behave and believe me my children do and I am sorry I do not expect them to be robots!!!! My wife is also a teacher and always explains to them both the rights and wrongs of how to behave and has very high standards, we would also never allow them to throw food etc or play with dangerous objects. I think this thread has just shown what people think of children in the blue ball (ROBOTS are fine) and that it is ok to send them home hungry. Also not sure why it became a thread about discipline and bringing up children:loopy:

My children have extremely good manners and sorry but no 18 month old will remain seated regardless of what they have in front of them. As regards to the lights, sorry but if you are saying children are welcome then even the most well behaved child would be inquisitive and for health and safety reasons they should be out of reach. My children were not out of order and when asked to come to me did, we were also not asked previously to calm them at all so assume they were not being disruptive. Oh well never mind , their loss as I said as know quite a few friends with well behaved children who will be avoiding this place and you will be happy to know going to more 'child friendly places'

My children were not misbehaving as previously stated, they have been going out for meals since they were very young and know exactly how to behave. If my children were misbehaving I would have taken them away myself, I know how annoying it is to sit down and eat and have children disturbing you. Also to the person who would take their daughter there, could you just explain to me how you get an 18 month old to stay in their seat for 1 and a half hours with Christmas lights and decorations around them. As a friend of mine as just said "how are children not expected to be inquisitive about them, they should be out of their reach". To others glad you are happy to go there as you do not have children. The point I was making is that children are not welcome and they are making it obvious that our money should be spent at 'child friendly places elsewhere' unless you can keep them seated ALL OF THE TIME!!! Also the barmaid told us the people besides us had just complained (a lie by the way as spoke to them) and have never heard of a policy regarding children that expects them to remain seated all of the time, you have obviously never had children or taken them for a meal. How are children expected to learn if they are only given the experiences of play areas

Just been here and waited 1 1/2 hours for something to eat, as not served till 5pm. Did not mind as in the past seemed friendly enough. Just before food serving time, we were asked if we would leave or keep our children quiet, if they could not behave. I admit christmas lights were being put up, so they were quite excited but certainly not misbehaving. On reflection I think this was due to her (the blond one) not wanting her lights or decorations to be spoilt. She also tried to make the excuse that someone had complained (however they had not as we had been sat at the side of them). I really do not know what has happened to this place, it really used to be friendly and welcoming and my family and I have spent quite a lot of money the past. I cannot understand why decorations are a priority over custom. I am sure there are plenty on here who are going to argue about whether my children were misbehaving, but I can assure you they were not. The other thing I do not understand is why they waited 1 and a half hours to tell us (if they were that bad I am sure it should have been mentioned before and why lights and decorations are at a small child's height i9f they did not want them to touch them. Real shame we will no longer be going again, because as I said used to be a lovely place but please avoid if you have children (unless they do not ever move out of their seat)!!! CHILDREN ARE MOST CERTAINLY NOT WELCOME!!!!

Actually Around this area have loads of places to go, depending on age there is the sailing club, pubs with large gardens and scenic views you can watch steels etc. Depends on your age and whether you have kids or not. We have 2 and find plenty to do

Hi Try Happy Face Paints, he is on here and I used him for my daughters birthday and is brill. Cheers Kieron:)

Def Ashley Rodgers at Manor Top, went there for my wedding and they were excellent quality

Hi Does anyone have a caravan in Chapel St Leonards for a couple of days bout 9th and 10th Sept (after school hols) and how much is it for night. Only for wife and 2 pre school children and will be left spotless Cheers Kieron:)

Cheers for recommendation gas man Give me a call and I will give u an realistic unbeatable quote Kieron:)