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Centred on youth care
NINETEEN-year-old Callum Sawyer is very clear about how important Worksop’s Centreplace is to him.
Taking turns with wood
THERE’S something about the smooth feel of turned wood which makes it a pleasure to touch.
Living with a top champ in family
when top athletes are in training for major sporting events such as the Olympics the pressure is on as they push themselves to the limit.
Turning over a new leaf
WHEN greyhound enthusiasts Dave and Anne Bull made friends with Tina Barron and Ian Pooley on the dog racing circuit they could never have guessed that six years later they would be setting up in business together.
An eye-opening lesson in killing your speed
‘Luck’ is a strange thing. ‘Bad luck’, my friends told me when I was caught speeding.
Taking turns with wood
THERE’S something about the smooth feel of turned wood which makes it a pleasure to touch.
Kids tread the boards
It’s easy to think of child actors as the kind of precocious youngsters who always enjoy hogging the limelight.
‘Newfies’ jump in at the deep end video
IF ever you have the misfortune to fall into a lake at Rother Valley Park, try to make it on a Sunday.
Society is on right tracks
There’s playing with toy trains - and then there’s constructing a model railway.
Fond memories of the rag trade
THE days of living round the corner from where you worked might seem long gone for most of us, but there was a time when it was the norm.
Welcoming the dogs too
WHEN you’ve lost your home, having to give up a much loved pet dog can seem like the final heartbreak.
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Weather for Worksop
Thursday 23 February 2012
Today
Sunny spells
Temperature: 10 C to 15 C
Wind Speed: 14 mph
Wind direction: South west
Tomorrow
Cloudy
Temperature: 3 C to 11 C
Wind Speed: 16 mph
Wind direction: West
