This film from @russellcavanagh takes you behind the scenes at The Sheffield Honey Company and Our Cow Molly milk and ice cream.
Watch it to find out the important role that our local, independent food businesses play in Sheffield’s economy and community.
You’ll also see Eddie from Our Cow Molly explain just how fresh their milk is – and why he turned down an offer from Spar to stock their ice cream.
Posted by Sheffield blog on 26 June, 2012
http://sheffieldblog.com/2012/06/26/our-cow-molly-and-sheffield-honey-company-video/
If you’re struggling with the council’s PDF downloads of the Olympic torch relay route in Sheffield then you may find this interactive Google map by @beaneee useful. It shows the route for Monday 25 June. The torch also departs Don Valley stadium at 6.45am on Tuesday.
Best place to watch it on Monday? I’d be tempted by The University Arms, where there is live music, a barbeque and their usual choice of good beer. Anyone know if any other pubs on route doing anything special?
16:45 arrives at Chapeltown;
The route is then Chapeltown Cowley Hill (A629) then Ecclesfield Road (A6135).
17:05 arrives in Ecclesfied;
The route is then Ecclesfield Road (A6135), Church Street (B6087), Stocks Hill (B6087), Yew Lane (B6087), Chaucer Road (B6087), Chaucer Close.
At this point the torch relay team board the bus and the torch will not be visible to the public.
17:40 arrives at Hillsborough;
The route is then Leppings Lane (B6079), Parkside Road (A6102), Hillsborough Park, Penistone Road North (A61), Hoyle Street (A61), Brook Hill (A57), Clarkson Street, Glossop Road (B6069), Clarkehouse Road (B6069), Brocco Bank.
18:40 arrives at Ecclesall;
The route is then Ecclesall Road (A625), St Mary’s Gate (A61), Eyre Street (A621), Arundel Gate (A621), Norfolk Street, Surrey Street, Leopold Street.
Arrives at the evening celebration in Barkers Pool.
16.00 doors open
17.30 first act
20.00 show closes
Posted by Sheffield blog on 22 June, 2012
http://sheffieldblog.com/2012/06/22/olympic-torch-relay-route-in-sheffield-interactive-map/
Over the bank holiday weekend I took the opportunity to explore what is described as probably Sheffield’s greatest prehistoric monument by University of Sheffield archaologists.
Wincobank hill is on the north east of the city. It’s the big one behind Meadowhall. The hill is surrounded by ancient woodland and its summit was once home to an Iron age fort. The shape of the fort’s ramparts are visible on this photo on the Friends of Wincobank Fort website.
It is a relatively easy walk up there. The route we followed was from the Walking South Yorkshire book by Rob Haslam. It starts at Firth park car park on Hucklow Road although I think you can probably park closer if you want.
Your ascent takes you through the park, meadows and woodland before you reach the top of the hill. The remains of the fort aren’t that obvious once you are up there but the views are superb.
On one side you look towards Keppel’s column and Rotherham. Walking along the ridge you can then look out across the lower Don valley:
Lower Don valley from Wincobank hill
(Lower Don valley from Wincobank hill – large size)
Don valley stadium from Wincobank hill
Keep going and eventually you can see a spectacular view towards the city centre and north west Sheffield.
City centre and north west Sheffield from Wincobank hill
(City centre and north west Sheffield from Wincobank hill – large size)
City centre from Wincobank hill
University/Hallamshire hospital from Wincobank hill
According to Wikipedia, the fort wasn’t Roman, but instead was constructed by the Celtic Brigantes tribe.
At the top of the hill you’ll also find the location of a gun turret from world war two.
World war two gun turret
If you’re interested to find out more about Wincobank hill and how you can support it then try the Friends of Wincobank Hill website.
Posted by Sheffield blog on 8 June, 2012
http://sheffieldblog.com/2012/06/08/a-walk-up-wincobank-hill/
The Sheffield Publicity Department has already produced loads of good stuff, including their viewpoint guides and a tree rubbing kit. I finally got hold of a copy of their newest publication this week: a musical photo tour of the city.
Sheffield Music City was published in collaboration with Sensoria for this year’s festival. It’s a beautifully-produced guide to notable locations from Sheffield’s rich pop music heritage. Inside you’ll find photos of the defining landmarks and accompanying notes that tell the stories behind the locations – both fact and folklore.
I won’t spoil it for you, but as well as the household names, you’ll also find some of our less well-known music exports, all of which have been influential in their own genre and helped put Sheffield on the map.
You can pick up a copy Sheffield Music City for £5 from Rare’n'Racy and the Site Gallery.
Sheffield Music City by Sheffield Publicity Department
Posted by Sheffield blog on 17 May, 2012
http://sheffieldblog.com/2012/05/17/a-guide-to-sheffield-music-city/
Below you can find the latest additions to the list of Sheffield people and organisations of interest on Twitter.
A directory can be found on the Sheffield Twitter users page. As this page is getting a bit unwieldy, I’m not currently adding to it. Instead I’ll link back to each monthly update page.
We’re now into our fourth list of people and organisations in Sheffield in Twitter. There is also the first, second and third which each contain 500 accounts.
Dam House
@DamHouseSheff
Gusto Sheffield
@GustoSheffield
The Viper Rooms
@Viper_Rooms
The Red Deer
@reddeershef
Threads at DQ
@threadsDQ
Mud Crab Diner
@MudCrab_Sheff
Rivelin Valley Conservation Group
@rivelin_valley
Sheffield City Centre
@sheffcitycentre
The Green ‘Un
@StarGreenUn
The Millhouses pub
@TheMillhouses
Bath Hotel
@BeerInTheBath
The Red House
@SollyStreet
Five Pigeons Press
@5pigeonspress
Valleyside Garden Centre
@Valleyside_GC
Richard Smith, chef
@Smithychef
Crosspool WI
@crosspoolwi
Weston Park Cancer Charity
@WPCancerCharity
Hallam FC
@HallamFC1
Different Class events
@_differentclass
Hallamshire House, Commonside
@HallamshireHaus
We Live Here artist
@WeLiveHereUK
Martin & Co estate agent
@mac_sheffieldN
KSpace apartments
@KSpaceApartment
Sheffield University LGBT
@lgbtsheffield
Sheffield University Physics Society
@SheffieldPhysoc
Audacious Art Experiment record label
@SheffieldPhysoc
RB Building
@RBBuildingSheff
Broomheads’ Homemade
@BroomheadsHome
Snig Hill Gallery
@SnigHillGallery
STUDIO 557
@Studio557
Butterfly
@butterflysheff
SheffTV – music TV channel
@SheffTV
601 Boutique, West One
@6_0_1
Sheffield Bankers hockey club
@SheffBankersHC
Mode magazines
@MODEmagazines
Sheffield Unchained
@SheffUnchained
Institute of Science and Technology
@istonline
SHU Library
@shu_library
Firms marketing, web design and prnting
@FirmsOnline
Creative Spark photography exhibition
@SheffSpark
Peter and Paul design agency
@peter_and_paul
Central ward Labour party
@CentralWardShef
South Yorkshire Police Federation
https://twitter.com/SYPFederation
Corner Gallery
@thcornergallery
Endcliffe Playgroup
@EndcliffePlaygr
Bickerton Skoda
@BickertonSkoda
Sheffield City Region
@SheffCityRegion
Neighbourhood Live
@NeighbourhoodS1
Bessemer band
@Bessemerband
Sheffield City centre residents action group
@SCCRAG
Pete Jones enterprise academy
@pjea_sheffield
JC Marketing Events
@jc_marketevents
Positively Sheffield, supporting people affected by HIV
@PositivelySheff
Millhouses Works Cricket Club
@millhouseswkscc
Red Hot White band
@redhotwhite
Staying in Sheffield – University of Sheffield
@StayinginSheff
Hand of Sheffield
@HandOfSheffield
Inspiring Women
@4InspiringWomen
Party to Go
@partytogo1
ASSIST Sheffield
@ASSISTSheffield
Lobby Toffs hairdressing
@HairSheffield
Avid Farm Shop
@Avidorganics
Our Cow Molly Milk
@ourcowmollymilk
Minor Threat Recordings
@MinorThreatRecs
Bury the Past band
@BuryThePastUK
Sheffield Surgical Society
@SheffSurgSoc
Sheffield University History Society
@SHEFHSTSOC
Hytec Hydroponics
@HytecHydroponic
Hillsborough College Business
@BusHillsCol
English in Europe at the University of Sheffield
@EnglishInEurope
Discount Beds
@TheValueOfSleep
Unwind Yoga
@UnwindYMYoga
Property Shop
@PropertyShopEA
Sheffield Royal Society for the Blind
@SRSBCharity
La Tasca Meadowhall
@LaTascaMeadow
The Miniskips band
@theminiskips
Fluent Communication
@fluentcom
Diverse Magazine
@DiverseMag
Two Minutes
@Two_Minutes
War of the Monster Trucks Wednesday fanzine
@SheffWedWOTMT
Rileys, Sharrow Vale Road
@RileysSheffield
Little Green Pixels design
@LittleGreenPix
Holiday HQ
@HolidayHQ
Labour Broomhill
@LabourBroomhill
CLL Solicitors
@cllsolicitors
Jobs4Everyone
@Jobs4Everyone
We Were Here theatre company
@wewerehereboys
My Home Sheffield
@MyHomeSheffield
Tipping Point Music
@TippingPointRec
Split the Bills
@SplittheBills
Pixelpod design
@thepixelpod
SIV Fitness
@SIV_Fitness
66 Youth Club, Woodseats
@66YouthClub
Jubilee Food Bank
@JubileeFoodbank
South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service
@SYFireAuth
Sheffield College alumni
@Sheffcol_Alumni
Spa 1877
@Spa1877
Sheffield Country Market
@SheffCtryMkt
Sporting Statues project
@SportingStatues
Sheffield Tri Club
@SheffTriClub
Davy’s Sporting Club, Darnall
@club_ds
Sheffield ladies wot tek
@SheffLWT/followers
Electric Starlight
@ElecStarlight
The Beehive pub
@TheBeehiveSheff
Floral Magic Stocksbridge florist
@floralmagic1
Posted by Sheffield blog on 15 May, 2012
http://sheffieldblog.com/2012/05/15/sheffield-on-twitter-may-2012-update-2/
There’s been a lot of talk in the last few months about the government’s idea for a network of local TV stations, with plans for 10-20 services in operation by 2015. Sheffield isn’t on this initial list but we’ve been earmarked for the second phase of licensing – assuming the first stations are a success and culture secretary Jeremy Hunt is still in a job to see it through.
What I didn’t realise was that the idea of citywide TV services is not a new one. In fact, Sheffield had its own cable TV station for three-and-a-half years in the 1970s. I found this out via Sheffield sport journalist Alan Biggs’ book, which incidentally is well worth a read if you’re interested in local football or media and is available now from the publishers and Amazon.
Our cable TV station was known as Sheffield Cablevision. It was one of five authorised by the UK’s Minister for Posts and Telecommunications and ran from August 1973 to January 1977. For a couple of hours each evening (plus daytime repeats) Sheffield Cablevision broadcast shows made by the public with help from a professional staff of six from its Matilda Street studios.
TV Ark has posted a video of the station’s ident, which shows the Sheffield Cablevision logo – presumably the inspiration for the Sheffield Publicity Department visual identity:
Sheffield Cablevision: watch the ident
I’m not old enough to personally remember the station, but if you search the internet there is some good stuff to be found. A thread on Sheffield Forum throws up memories of the station, with gerryuk and A.B.Yaffle commenting:
During the daytime you would get a Sheffield city council logo on the screen with Radio Hallam playing in the background. Every hour or so you would get a local news programme aired from some studio centre near Sheffield’s railway station. Can’t remember if they did a 30 minute news programme in the evening. On Saturday morning I can remember them doing some live programmes from the now defunct ABC cinema on Angel Street. It was for kids. I think you had to live in a council house to be able to receive this channel.
The flats on the Hanover estate still have the old sockets on the wall with about 10 holes in which someone told me was for the old cable tv system.
In his book, Alan Biggs recalls the few months he worked for the channel:
I would race off to Sheffield early on a Friday evening to present a weekend sports preview for the 30,000 households subscribing to an experimental piped TV channel. The pioneers who ran it…believed in what was a community project and, on reflection, it wasn’t a world away from today’s so-called reality stuff in that volunteers could come in off the street to help us make programmes.
It does sound like it was run on a shoestring and as a result, relied heavily on the volunteers. Another Sheffield Forumer, Jabberwocky, recalls:
I remember watching it to see if they showed any film of the city and I sat there for an hour one day while a bloke showed how to change a plug.
I’ve found a couple of videos of possible Sheffield Cablevision output, although I don’t think they were produced by the Sheffield production team and aren’t really proper Sheffield content. This public information film about playing safe when camping and fishing was shown on the channel:
There’s talk on Sheffield Forum of a VHS compilation tape of the best of Sheffield Cablevision. It’d be great to see this online.
Photo wise, there’s a picture of one of the original Sheffield Cablevision cameras on the Museum of Broadcast TV Camera website. But the best place for photos is on the new Sheffield Cablevision Facebook page, where you’ll find a treasure trove of nearly 300 images, including these:
TV Ark says that despite good local viewing figures, politics and the costs were to blame for the closure of Sheffield Cablevision in 1977.
We’ll have to see what comes of the government’s new plans for community television stations and whether the change in broadcast regulations really does increase their chance of success. Cities in the US which are much smaller than Sheffield run successful local TV stations, so there may be a way of making them work. Certainly there are interested parties intending to bid on the initial new licenses.
But at the same time other community TV experiments in the UK continue to bite the dust, with a Manchester station closing earlier this month, the owners criticising the government’s new plans for not providing the framework they need to deliver a quality service.
Given that more people are buying smart TVs with fully-integrated internet, I can’t help think that using an online platform to distribute local TV content might be a lower cost approach to local TV, with less risk. There was talk of something along these lines being set up in Sheffield a couple of years ago – TV Sheffield – but with the website now offline there doesn’t seem to be much happening with this.
What are your memories of Sheffield Cablevision? Does a city the size of Sheffield need its own TV station? If so, what would you want from it?
Posted by Sheffield blog on 29 April, 2012
http://sheffieldblog.com/2012/04/29/sheffield-cablevision-the-original-local-tv/
Below you can find the latest additions to the list of Sheffield people and organisations of interest on Twitter.
A directory can be found on the Sheffield Twitter users page. As this page is getting a bit unwieldy, I’m not currently adding to it. Instead I’ll link back to each monthly update page.
We’re now into our fourth list of people and organisations in Sheffield in Twitter. There is also the first, second and third which each contain 500 accounts.
Ruskin’s Ghost, supporting Museums Sheffield
@Ruskins_Ghost
Appetite Sheffield
@AppetiteSheff
The Vault S7
@TheVaultS7
Mayfield Alpacas
@MayfieldAlpacas
Finger Industries animation and design
@Fingerindust
The Master Cutler Challenge
@TMC_Challenge
2 Men 1 Van
@2Men1Van
Nu agency
@nuagency
Mookat web solutions
@MookatWeb
Loxley Silver Band
@LoxleyBand
RU Sporty
@rusporti
Bang Tidy Tshirts
@bangtidyshirts
First Play Sheffield gaming group
@FirstPlaySheff
Doubletree Hilton
@DoubleTreeSheff
Big Young Entreprenurs Club
@BiGYEC
Leone Starr Designs
@leonestarr
Puzzled? music night
@wearepuzzled
Occursus
@occursus1
Skills For Chefs
@SkillsforChefs
Music at St John’s Ranmoor
@MusicStJohns
Sheffield International College
@SICSheffield
Secrets of the Boudoir Burlesque club night
@SotBB_Burlesque
Sheffield Plants
@sheffieldplants
Aesthetika medical clinic
@AESTHETiKA
SDL
@SDLSheffield
New York Owls
@NewYorkOwls
Woodseats Funhouse
@woodseatsfun
Two Tribes miner’s strike musical
@TT84_
Cargo – house and techno night
@CargoSheffield
Lush Sheffield
@LushSheffield
Sheffield Telegraph editor David Todd
@SheffTelEditor
Sheffield Telegraph journalist Lesley Draper
@LesleyDraper
Moors Creative
@moorscreative
Handsworth Boys FC
@handsworth
LP Record Store, Arundel Street
@garethelectric
Brighticon
@BrightIcon
Showcomotion
@Showcomotion
Lyric 2012 Festival
@Lyric_2012
Red Brick Cafe, Nichols Building
@redbrickscafe
Great Deeds band
@GreatDeedsBand
Hallam Union Elections
@HallamElections
Players Sheffield
@sheffplayers
Student Sport Magazine
@StudentSportMag
ABAE
@ABAEngland
Student Sport Magazine
@StudentSportMag
Team Talk Promotions
@TeamTalkPromoti
Kelham Riverside
@kelhamriverside
Evoke Creative
@evokecreative
Podium Performance at Centre for Sport and Exercise Science, Sheffield Hallam University
@podium_perf
Posted by Sheffield blog on 27 February, 2012
http://sheffieldblog.com/2012/02/27/sheffield-on-twitter-february-2012-update/
Weston Park Museum: jobs and exhibitions are under threat
As you may have heard Museums Sheffield (which runs Millennium Gallery, Graves Gallery and Weston Park Museum) was dealt a devastating funding blow this week when it failed to get Renaissance funding from the Arts Council.
Not getting this funding means a 30% cut in Museums Sheffield’s annual budget which in turn means redundancies, a reduction of learning activity and none of the high profile collaborations with Tate, V&A and the British Museum which have resulted in a first-class exhibition programme over the last few years rather than the sort of municipal displays you can often find in regional museums and galleries.
Clearly it’s a major blow to Sheffield if our museums service degenerates in this way and will have a damaging ripple effect on the rest of the cultural scene.
If you feel moved to, it would be great if you could register your displeasure at this decision and persuade the powers that be to think about other means of supporting Museums Sheffield:
Museums Sheffield: make the case for culture in Sheffield
This amounts to interrogating the Arts Council on their decision. Email ACE Yorkshire at enquiries@artscouncil.org.uk marking it for the attention of the Yorkshire Office. You can also email Alan Davey the head of the Arts Council chief.executive@artscouncil.org.uk.
I’m sure you can compose your own email but good points to cover might be:
If you’re a Sheffield resident its also worth contacting your local councillors and MPs imploring for local government to support Museums Sheffield in the absence of Arts Council funding.
You can find contact the relevant contacts on the Sheffield city council website and councillors.sheffield.gov.uk.
Again, good points to make might be:
Thanks for standing up for culture in Sheffield.
You can also follow @Ruskins_Ghost on Twitter for more on the #saveSheffieldmuseums campaign.
The text in this post is used with permission by the author. Please use it and pass the message round to any friends and colleagues you think would be interested.
Posted by Sheffield blog on 27 January, 2012
http://sheffieldblog.com/2012/01/27/help-save-museums-sheffield/
Below you can find the latest additions to the list of Sheffield people and organisations of interest on Twitter.
A directory can be found on the Sheffield Twitter users page. As this page is getting a bit unwieldy, I’m not currently adding to it. Instead I’ll link back to each monthly update page.
We’re now into our fourth list of people and organisations in Sheffield in Twitter. There is also the first, second and third which each contain 500 accounts.
The Broadfield pub
@thebroadfield
Jessop Financial Planning
@jessopfp
Hash Brownies
@hashbrownies1
Ora Gallery, Sharrow Vale Road
@orasheffield
Brezza coffee house
@BrezzaSheffield
Ideology shop
@ideologyshop
Sheffield Community Network
@sheffcomnetwork
Pub Scrawl
@PUB_SCRAWL
Harland Cafe – John Street cafe
@harlandcafe
Sheffield Learning Community
@ShefLearnComm
White Willows Cafe
@WhiteWillowCafe
The Children’s Hospital Charity
@tchcharity
Food-i Sheffield
@foodisheffield
St Wilfrid’s Centre
@StWilfsCentre
D4 communications agency
@d4online
Lava Lounge
@Lavaloungesheff
Mechanical Engineering at Sheffield University
@SheffMechEng
Oxyfire film production
@oXyFireMedia
Third Sector Cafe networking event
@thirdsectorcafe
ECU Flash
@ECU_FLASH
Population Sheffield club night
@PopulationSU
Don Valley Stadium
@donvalleystad
Crookes Liberal Democrats
@CrookesLibDems
Kickstart Sheffield
£kickstart_sheff
Nikki Bond Nether Edge Labour candidate
@Nik4NetherEdge
ABAE Enbgland
@ABAEngland
Infictions band
@inFictions
Sheffield University Wind Orchestra
@SUWO_Sheffield
Revolucion de Cuba bar
@DeCubaSheffield
Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute at the University of Sheffield
@SPERIshefuni
Thornely Hill communications consultancy
@ThornelyHill
Hazelhurst CSA
@HazelhurstCSA
Hallam University club night
@RUMOUR_LGBT
Sheff News Sheffield news feed
@SheffNews
Voidcomp
@Voidcomp_
Dope and Mean Events
@DopeandMean
IPM Security
@IPMSecurity
When The Music Stops
@SingleSheffield
The Sheffield Jungle
@SheffieldJungle
Future Music
@future__music
Handsworth and Hallam Theatre Company
@HHTC_Sheff
ShefUniRevue – student comedy
@ShefUniRevue
East bank ultras Sheffield Wednesday supporters
@EASTBANKULTRAS
Aspire Sheffield
@AspireSheffield
The Star Business Monthly
@StarBizMonthly
J Woodward Building Services
@JwbsLtd
2012 Fundraiser
@2012Fundraiser
High Street Lawyer Sheffield
@HSLSheffield
Aspect 3 Student Apartments
@A3Sheffield
Candy Cane Escorts
@CandyCaneEscort
Sheffield Groundcare lawn mowers
@sheffieldground
Radio Coma
@radio_coma
Sheffield Glass
@SheffieldGlass
One Resource recruitment
@1resource
Reach stage school
@stage_school
Raven Events
@ravenents
Lisa Read life coach
@LisaReadCoach
Abbey Care Nursing
@Abbey_care
N_Tal Cleaning
@Ntalcleaning
Aspire Hair
@AspireHair
Charlotte Tyree from This is England 88
@tyreehairdo
New Barrack Tavern
@NewBarrack
Urban Pantry, Crookes
@UrbanPantryDeli
Hit Music Radio
@hitmusicradio
The Button PR company
@TheButtonPR
Club Stylez men’s clothing
@ClubstyleUk
Hydra Creative
@Hydra_Creative
Das Chip Shop
@DasChipShop
The Marshalls band
@The_Marshalls
Inova Consultancy
@InovaUK
Sydney Owls
@sydneyowls
MEC electrical contractors
@MECslatersgroup
Woodthorpe Development Trust
@Woodthorpe_DT
Sheffield LDC
@sheffieldldc
Fast Track Aquisitions
@FastTrackAcq
Square Kitchens
@SquareKitchens
Blend Sheffield – not-for-profit community food initiative
@blendsheffield
The Exchange – bringing speakers to Sheffield University union
@exchangesheff
Rice Bar, Meadowhall
@OfficialRiceBar
Sheffield student discounts
@Shefscounts
Sugarcane Marketing
@sugarcanem
Sheffbreaking – breaking news
@Sheffbreaking
Yourmii – designers
@YORMII
Pedal Nation cycle tours
@pedalnationuk
Breadcrumb Studio
@BreadcrumbWeb
Peak District walks
@peakwalkdays
Highway Child blues band
@Highway_Child
Banana Hill DJs/promoters
@banana_hill
Sheffield Centre for HIV
@CentreHIV
Steel City Striders running club
@SteelCtyStrider
Sheffiled Running Club
@sheffieldrc
Araneus T-shirts
https://twitter.com/AraneusTShirts
Posted by Sheffield blog on 23 January, 2012
http://sheffieldblog.com/2012/01/23/sheffield-on-twitter-january-2012-update/
The inaugural Pub Scrawl event is taking place this Friday, and it looks like being one not to miss:
For one night only in January Pete McKee brings you art in pubs… a pub crawl like no other. Pub scrawl 2012 will showcase ten of Pete’s favourite artists with ten of Sheffield’s finest watering holes.
Pete has hand picked the artists who will be using some of Sheffield’s best pubs as a canvas to exhibit their art, so you can be sure the quality will be high.
The event is supporting the Arts for Health Programme at The Children’s Hospital. You can win one of nine exclusive prizes donated to their charity by Pub Scrawl artists including Pete McKee – look out for leaflets in the featured pubs.
And Thornbridge Brewery has brewed a special ale for the event called Scrawl so the beer should be good, too. With ten pubs to visit it might have to be just a half in each though…
Pub Scrawl 2012 on Facebook event, @PUB_SCRAWL on Twitter and @fronbow‘s excellent Google Map:
Pub Scrawl artist Faunagraphic working with children from The Children's Hospital
Posted by Sheffield blog on 18 January, 2012
http://sheffieldblog.com/2012/01/18/pub-scrawl-2012/
South Yorkshire news – BBC Sheffield news – The Star
