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Note - there are no changes to Citybus and Citywide tickets valid on all operators.

 

These are :

Citybus (any bus in Sheffield) day £4, week £14, 28day £49

Citywide (any bus and tram in Sheffield) day £4.30, week £15, 28 day £53

Details of these tickets and others in the Travelmaster range, visit http://www.sytravelmaster.com

 

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First Week Sheffield - increased from £12.50 to £13.00

 

Single fares simplified - rounded to nearest 50p

£1.00 - no change

£1.20 - reduced to £1

£1.40 - increased to £1.50

£1.50 - no change

£1.80 - increased to £2

£2.30 - increased to £2.50

£2.70 - reduced to £2.50

£3.00 - no change

£3.20 - reduced to £3

£3.50 - no change

First Day tickets frozen in price

First Day Sheffield £3.90

First Day South Yorkshire £5.00

 

new 10 trip carnet £18 - no price change

 

First 4 Week

Sheffield - increased from £41 to £43

 

More info http://www.firstgroup.com/south-yorkshire/news-and-service-updates

Why is the First Day £3.90 then?

He needs reporting. EG. Suppose a child playing on the footpath was playing with a ball bounced it on the said area and then put fingers in their mouth

Looks like the Bus changes in Sheffield have just been made to keep buses away from the Main Bus Station,is this because they know they are going to demolish it and put either some more Student Appartments or something else there,Why?wouldn"t the Council admit this is why the bus changes were made,as i was there last night and instead of seeing people waiting for buses it was very empty indeed

What time were you there?

It was a secondary modern in 1966 but not sure when it changed but would think it was same as Ecclesfield about 68 or 69

Im Suprised it stopped open as long as it did...it used be the best pub in Firth park at one time when Nigel was the landlord.no pubs in Firth park left now just the Idsworth club and lane top club for a drink....

list of pubs clubs gone in the Firthpark area

Horseshoe

Pheasant

Huntsman

Shiregreen hotel

Magnet

Firth park hotel

Sicey hotel

Basset

Foundry

Loads in the area I cant rember...

Where do you get your info. The Basset is still open and neither that or the Magnet are anywhere near Firth Park. As for the rest apart from the Pheasant, it's good riddance to bad rubbish. Are you sure you're not confusing the Bassett with the Beagle

Well it's proving hard to get back to the original topic but I'm partly responsible for that.

My choice is to continue to keep in the left hand lane.

I am quite conversant with merging traffic having travelled up and down the A roads and motorways of Britain for 40 years or so.It generally works pretty well because given warning most drivers choose to find appropriate gaps given to them by other drivers.

The A64 is a good example with various alternating stretches of dual and single carriageway and the only stoppages occur when the drivers who decide that they will travel as far as possible in the narrowing lane stop the slower flow in the other lane and find that they have to force their way in.

 

This isn't merging traffic as intended just impatient bullying driving like the guy with the land rover.

The difference here is that most drivers on this particular road are fully aware that the road goes into a single lane well before the 300 and 150 signs but tear up as far as the hatchlings and then cut in.

Thanks for quoting rule 134 which is certainly not conclusive.

Driving is all about anticipation and if you can't anticipate a backing up of traffic fair enough.

Hello O mysterious one, weerz tha been?

It's not safe to walk because of all the traffic fumes. (!)

Maybe if all the morons who are too idle to walk their kids to school walked there wouldn't be so many fumes. I used to walk 3 miles there and three miles back when I was at school. Maybe if the parents looked at themselves as guardians instead of nannies they would encourage their offspring to exercise

I blame Ted Heath

Ask at your local evangelist church as gospel singers are usually religious but would do other stuff I'm sure

Don't touch Masters Road with a bargepole. Winn Gardens is a slight improvement

How would the hospital know that the relative was being accurate and/or honest with the translation?

 

To perform a procedure without informed consent can open the hospital/healthcare provider up for all sorts of trouble, right up to criminal charges of battery. It's worth remembering the to gain informed consent usually requires more than just passible English.

Well a member of the hospital staff then. How is the interpretor any more qualified to pass on an informed medical translation?

Surely the BBC should scrap all local radio to save funds rather than cutting back on every live sport?

 

Who really listens to it 90% of the time? The only useful bit is the local sports coverage, and a long time ago they used to tell you when the schools were shut .

 

All of the local content they 'provide' could be accessed on the internet, if it's not already on there anyway.

 

Although if they scrapped it what would all the Alan Partridge types do?

This may surprise you but not everybody is interested in sport

They could have an English speaking member of staff or a relative of the patient instead of spending £500 an our on an interpreter when the health service is cash strapped. How would a non English speaker cope in the world outside the hospital?

He was 5' 10" Pat

Why so ? I am surprised you advocate such dangerous advice

I have witnessed first hand what can happen on a hospital ward when a patient uses faulty electrical equipment they have brought in from home.

It could have been so much worse but only involved a burnt mattress and singed sheets thanks to the quick action of nursing staff.

You should not put electrical eqipment of any sort on soft furnishings even if they have passed the PAT test

TV is run by Hospedia (formerly Patient Line). you can buy pre pay cards for £3.50, £5 and £10 but not sure how long you can watch for. Maybe you can contact Hospedia

3.2 metres.

Ha ha ha, very good O Swami :hihi:

I'm sure the one on Colley Road and the one in Morrisons at Ecclesfield have Sunday collections

I can't believe some of the vitriole here. You are fighting among yourselves. Divide and conquer springs to mind. What happened to the UNITED kingdom?

Thats no good, a sensible and accurate answer. This sort of behaviour has no place on here.

:hihi::hihi:

Didn't ya know they are going down the secret tunnels in Sheffield to get to Meadowhall to transport more bodybags under the centre....

:hihi::hihi:

Blimey you don't post very often. I joined in Jan 2010 and have nearly reached 30,000 and I was working full time for four of those years before I retired

You're reading too much into my post there!

 

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another one.

Maybe you should have thought a bit more before you post. The air ambulance is generally called on advice of first responders attending victim. I was in Iceland car park when ambulance and first responders went up Swanbourne about same time as chopper took off

I would have thought an ambulance would suffice for that.

That's a long drop for a toddler, maybe they were worried that the little one had neck or back injury and the journey on Sheffields crap roads could cause further trauma