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Singer song writer Nancy Eves, 14 is through to the next stage of the Live and Unsigned competition (w120310-1c)

Talented Nancy wants to take the world by storm

A TALENTED youngster from Worksop is set to take the world by storm as she faces the next round of a national music competition this weekend.

Sports fund

Worksop communities can start bidding for a share of £2 million to protect and improve their local sports playing fields.

Resident of Voce Court Sandy Mills had her mobility scooter stolen last week and now her neighbours Derek and Pauline Robinson have had their motor home wrecked. Pauline and Sandy are pictured w120511-4a

‘Heartbroken’ after vandalism

DISTRAUGHT disabled residents of a Worksop neighbourhood have spoken out after being struck by thieves and vandals.

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Gainsborough news

Psychic night in Hemswell Cliff

INTERNATIONAL medium Carl Parker brings his psychic session to Hemswell Cliff on Saturday night.

Gainsborough news

We want your Jubilee stories

QUEEN Elizabeth II has been on the throne for 60 years, and people all over the world will celebrate her Diamond Jubilee with an extended bank holiday weekend from 2nd - 5th June.

Sport rss

Sports editor’s new challenges in #getgrahamfit drive

WORKSOP Guardian sports editor Graham Smyth discovers some new challenges in his quest to get fit, with the help of the instructors at Apple Fitness.

Clark hopes for signings

SIMON Clark is hoping to make his first summer signings by the end of this week.

Dinnington Town Under 16s

Season ends with trophy

DINNINGTON Town JFC Under 16s have ended the season with a trophy, beating Wentworth Villa at Manton.

Hosts were better side on the day

STEVE Housham’s opposite number Kevin Wilkin admitted his Nuneaton side were second best to Trinity on the day, despite winning promotion to the Blue Square Bet Premier.

cyclist Ben Swift has become the latest ambassador for Thomson Sport.

Ben’s hopes alive

BEN Swift has vowed that his 2012 London Olympics hopes are still alive.

Video

Bringing the Olympic spirit to borough - SLIDESHOW video

Learning Flame continues its journey

Lifestyle rss

Dress rehearsal for the Lindrick Players lastest production

Brilliant, funny and well-acted

In Lindrick Players’ latest production the ladies of Farndale Avenue Townswomen’s Guild Dramatic Society took over the stage at Carlton-in-Lindrick Village Hall.

Train action

NOTTS County Council has repeated a call for more investment in the Midland Main Line rail route from Nottingham to London.

Film time at Trinity Arts Centre

SALMON Fishing In The Yemen (12A) is a movie full of comedy, drama and wonderful romance.

Neil Taylor taking about the late Bob Fotheringham who had a hand in constructing many of the town's buildings during the 1960's G120505-1a

Tributes to Old Hall man

THE man who oversaw work on repairing the timber structure of Gainsborough Old Hall was dedicated to the historic building.

X-Church exhibition uses text and sound

Text and sound will be used to explore the idea of endings in a new project at Slumgothic’s deconsecrated x-church in Gainsborough.

Community rss

Guardian News

TARA awards

Community groups across Rotherham will be honoured for their excellent work.

The first phase of work to refurbish the Harthill Village Hall has been completed and includes a new roof, brickwork, boiler, kitchen and lounge.  Pictured from left is Parish Clerk Les Wheatley, Parish Council Vice Chairman Ian Lloyd, Chairman Parish Council Joy Pattison and Village Hall Chairman Brian Shutt  (w120502-12b)

First phase of hall work is completed

THE refurbishment of Harthill Village Hall is now well underway thanks to two grants worth thousands of pounds.

Bridge Street pictured in the 1900's, shows the Queens Head on the right.  The proprietor was Albert Selby who also had a cycling business.

Worksop shoppers in 1900s

THIS week’s Archive Corner picture shows Bridge Street in Worksop.

Richard Hawley

Volunteer at local festival

A STAR-STUDDED festival is coming to the area this summer - and You could be there for free as a volunteer.

Flower club demonstrator Georgina Burrell with chairman Ann Bartle and member Margaret Wilson

Georgina blooms in Gainsborough

GAINSBOROUGH and District Flower Club met at the Blues Club in Gainsborough for April’s demonstration by Georgina Burrell.

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