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Illuminated Hoody on Bench. Galvanize Sheffield, a Festival of Contemporary Metal Design and Innovation runs from 14 November – 14 December featuring a host of silversmiths, metalworkers, designers and makers dedicated to metal design and innovation. The festival programme features exhibitions, factory tours, talks, workshops and events. Further information can be found at www.galvanizesheffield.com One of the exhibitions is the ‘Illuminated Hoody on Bench’ and created by Mr Robin Dobson who is based at Persistance Works, Sheffield. Robin gained inspiration for the sculpture whilst working with community and youth groups in Sheffield. The sculpture is constructed of mild steel. Robin originally trained as a silversmith but now works with communities developing unique artwork inspired by local people and places. The exhibit can be viewed at the Winter Garden, 90 Surrey St, Sheffield. S1 2LH. Pictured: The ‘Illuminated Hoody on Bench’ and creator Robin Dobson. 141108 |
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‘Illuminated Hoody on Bench’. Pictured: The ‘Illuminated Hoody on Bench’ and creator Robin Dobson. 141108 |
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‘Illuminated Hoody on Bench’. Pictured: The ‘Illuminated Hoody on Bench’ and creator Robin Dobson. 141108 |
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‘Illuminated Hoody on Bench’. Pictured: The ‘Illuminated Hoody on Bench’ and creator Robin Dobson. 141108 |
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‘Illuminated Hoody on Bench’. Pictured: The ‘Illuminated Hoody on Bench’ and creator Robin Dobson. 141108 |
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| Celtic Offroad Trail Duathlon, Margam Park, Port Talbot, South Wales. The race comprised of 2x5km offroad runs around the park and a 20km bike ride on the mountain top before returning to Margam Castle. The overall race winner was Mr James Hockin (23) of Neath, from Celtic Tri, in a total time of 1h48m46s. First woman was Bethan Fowler (30) of Caerphilly, from Celtic Tri, in a total time of 2h06m03s. Pictured: James Hockin on the bike ride section in the mountains and surrounding forests. 021108 |
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| Celtic Offroad Trail Duathlon, Margam Park, Port Talbot, South Wales. The race comprised of 2x5km offroad runs around the park and a 20km bike ride on the mountain top before returning to Margam Castle. The overall race winner was Mr James Hockin (23) of Neath, from Celtic Tri, in a total time of 1h48m46s. First woman was Bethan Fowler (30) of Caerphilly, from Celtic Tri, in a total time of 2h06m03s. Pictured: Bethan Fowler on the bike ride section in the mountains and surrounding forests. 021108 |
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| Wind turbines situated in South Yorkshire, Royd Moor are 320 m above sea level. The wind farm has been in operation since 1993. Owned by Yorkshire Windpower Ltd, a 50/50 joint venture between E.ON UK Renewables and Energy Power Resouces Ltd (EPRL). The site generates enough power to supply over 3500 homes and displaces the emission of 7345 tonnes of carbon dioxide each year. There are 13 turbines in two banks. Turbine height 35m to hub, 54m to tip. Total power 6.5MW. Pictured: One of the two banks of wind turbines on Royd Moor, South Yorkshire. Owned by Yorkshire Windpower Ltd, a 50/50 joint venture between E.ON UK Renewables and Energy Power Resouces Ltd (EPRL). Pictured: One of the two banks of wind turbines on Royd Moor, South Yorkshire. Owned by Yorkshire Windpower Ltd, a 50/50 joint venture between E.ON UK Renewables and Energy Power Resouces Ltd (EPRL). 211008 |
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| Wind turbines situated in South Yorkshire, Royd Moor are 320 m above sea level. The wind farm has been in operation since 1993. Owned by Yorkshire Windpower Ltd, a 50/50 joint venture between E.ON UK Renewables and Energy Power Resouces Ltd (EPRL). The site generates enough power to supply over 3500 homes and displaces the emission of 7345 tonnes of carbon dioxide each year. There are 13 turbines in two banks. Turbine height 35m to hub, 54m to tip. Total power 6.5MW. Pictured: One of the two banks of wind turbines on Royd Moor, South Yorkshire. Owned by Yorkshire Windpower Ltd, a 50/50 joint venture between E.ON UK Renewables and Energy Power Resouces Ltd (EPRL). Pictured: One of the two banks of wind turbines on Royd Moor, South Yorkshire. Owned by Yorkshire Windpower Ltd, a 50/50 joint venture between E.ON UK Renewables and Energy Power Resouces Ltd (EPRL). 211008 |
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| Wind turbines situated in South Yorkshire, Royd Moor are 320 m above sea level. The wind farm has been in operation since 1993. Owned by Yorkshire Windpower Ltd, a 50/50 joint venture between E.ON UK Renewables and Energy Power Resouces Ltd (EPRL). The site generates enough power to supply over 3500 homes and displaces the emission of 7345 tonnes of carbon dioxide each year. There are 13 turbines in two banks. Turbine height 35m to hub, 54m to tip. Total power 6.5MW. Pictured: Wind turbine safety technicians (L-R) Stefan Hendren (22) and David Given (34) of Achillies Applied Technology, Scotland, undertaking inspection work on one of the turbines at Royd Moor, South Yorkshire. Owned by Yorkshire Windpower Ltd, a 50/50 joint venture between E.ON UK Renewables and Energy Power Resouces Ltd (EPRL). 211008 |
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| Wind turbines situated in South Yorkshire, Royd Moor are 320 m above sea level. The wind farm has been in operation since 1993. Owned by Yorkshire Windpower Ltd, a 50/50 joint venture between E.ON UK Renewables and Energy Power Resouces Ltd (EPRL). The site generates enough power to supply over 3500 homes and displaces the emission of 7345 tonnes of carbon dioxide each year. There are 13 turbines in two banks. Turbine height 35m to hub, 54m to tip. Total power 6.5MW. Pictured: One of the two banks of wind turbines on Royd Moor, South Yorkshire. Owned by Yorkshire Windpower Ltd, a 50/50 joint venture between E.ON UK Renewables and Energy Power Resouces Ltd (EPRL). 211008. |
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| Football. AC Grove (Blue strip) v Zenith. Kelham Hall. Pictured: Lee Blackwell of AC Grove. 191108 |
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| Football. RHP Social (Green strip) v Forest Town. Pictured: Matt Roche of RHP Social. 191008 |
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| Football. RHP Social (Green strip) v Forest Town. Pictured: Tom Pick of RHP Social. 191008 |
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The Ice Diamonds Cheerleaders have been given a grant of over £2000 to buy new equipment including specialist mats. They formed in May 2006 and have a membership of 55. Age ranges 3-17 years. Pictured: Back- Sarah Gould, 35, Coach. L-R back row- Charlie ___, 15; Sofia ___,15; Amy ___, 16, Charlotte ___, 15, Suzi ___, 16. Row 3- Kirsty ___, 15. Laura ___, 15. Amy ___, 16. Rachael ___, 13. Row 2- Jodie ___, 14. Abi ___, 13. Katie ___, 16. Front row- Leah __, 6. Holly ___, 4. Abi ___, 10. 191008
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| Newark T.S. Sea Cadets received the Queen's Colours at the Trafalgar Day Parade. Pictured: (L-R) petty officer Jaimz Smith, commanding officer Lieutenant Paul Clay, petty officer Wayne Marshall and able Cadet Kearon Bott. 191008 |
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| Trafalgar Day Parade with Newark Sea Cadets. Service in Nedwark Parish Church followed by a parade through the town. Pictured: Sea Cadets on parade in Newark town square. 191008 |
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| St Andrew's Church, Eakring. Decorations for the Harvest Festiva;. Pictured: Mrs Brenda Millward, 67, retired. Secretary fo WI Parochial Church Council. 181008 |
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| Mud House. The construction of a traditional styled, oak framed building with wall made of mud and straw. Pictured: Mr Phil Robinson, 58, Business Relationship Manager, Dukeries College, applying the mud daubing to the wall of the building. 181008 |
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Mad Scientist event at Ollerton Library. Radioactive Rik entertained and thrilled children between 8-10yrs with scientific experiments and demonstrations. Pictured: (L-R) Lucy ___, 8, Ollerton. Radioactive Rik, and Asher ___, 8, Ollerton. Showing off their freshly-made slime. 181008
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| Fun run and 1/4 marathon at Elston in aid of Samantha Dixon Brain Tumor Trust. Over 150 competitors took part in the event. Pictured: Start of the the fun run outside Elston village hall. 181008 |
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| Bramley Apple Day in Southwell. The Bramley Centre boasted a large assortment of apples. Pictured: Mr John Hempsall, 69, County Councilor and Fruit Grower, in the Bramley Centre. 181008 |
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Bramley Apple Day in Southwell. The Bramley Centre held an Apple Pie competitions. Pictured: (L-R) Owen ___, 6, and cousin Callum ___, 6, came second and third respectively in the 3-7yrs class of Apple Pie making. 181008
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| Rugby. Newark (Blue and White) v Birkenhead Park. Pictured: Charlie Claydon of Newark. 181008 |
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| Women's 4 Nations Handball Tournament. Sheffield 16-18 October 2008. The GB team were victorious in their match against Latvia at the Women's Four Nations Tournament in Sheffield. Final score 25-20. Pictured: Victory celebrations. (L-R) Sarah Hargreaves. Cerys Walker. Kelsi Fairbrother. 171008 |
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| Women's 4 Nations Handball Tournament. Sheffield 16-18 October 2008. The GB team were victorious in their match against Latvia at the Women's Four Nations Tournament in Sheffield. Final score 25-20. Pictured: Victorious GB team. 171008 |
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| Women's 4 Nations Handball Tournament. Sheffield 16-18 October 2008. The GB team were victorious in their match against Latvia at the Women's Four Nations Tournament in Sheffield. Final score 25-20. Pictured: Cerys Walker, GB goal keeper. 171008 |
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| Women's 4 Nations Handball Tournament. Sheffield 16-18 October 2008. The GB team were victorious in their match against Latvia at the Women's Four Nations Tournament in Sheffield. Final score 25-20. Pictured: Cerys Walker, GB goal keeper facing a Latvian attack. 171008 |
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| Women's 4 Nations Handball Tournament. Sheffield 16-18 October 2008. The GB team were victorious in their opening match of the Women's Four Nations Tournament in Sheffield, with 22-13 over Turkey Under 21's. Pictured: GB player Ewa Pallies in the grips of Turkey player, Dilara Baykal. 161008 |
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| Women's 4 Nations Handball Tournament. Sheffield 16-18 October 2008. The GB team were victorious in their opening match of the Women's Four Nations Tournament in Sheffield, with 22-13 over Turkey Under 21's. 161008 |
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| Women's 4 Nations Handball Tournament. Sheffield 16-18 October 2008. The GB team were victorious in their opening match of the Women's Four Nations Tournament in Sheffield, with 22-13 over Turkey Under 21's. Pictured: GB team player Michelle Skovgaard, is help off the court after sustaining ligament damage to her knee during the first half of the match. 161008 |
