Flag Making Workshop – Wed 6th/Thurs 7th June (12—3pm) We will be making fun things to hold, wave & wear, to stand out from the crowd during the Heeley Festival Opening Parade – come and join in! Find us near the playground (or in the Institute on Hartley Street – if it’s wet!) Drop in… [Read more…]
This vintage & craft market brings together dozens of traders specialising in 20's, 30's 40's, 50's & 60's design alongside talented local artists.
Great homemade food will be available all day and a retro soundtrack will play throughout.
Mary's Marvellous vintage & craft market offers a wonderful opportunity for vintage sellers and local artists to establish themselves within a growing vintage and craft community, in a delightful, historic venue.
All money raised from this fundraiser market is put back in to the community and used for other events and projects at St Mary's.
The market will be held on Saturday the 16th of June (10am- 5pm)and will also feature the Bygone Bikes classic cycle show. An array of pre & post war lightweight machines, components, memorabilia and more so why not have a look while you are there!
£1 entry for adults and children are free! [Read more…]
The Carfield School Summer Fair takes place on Saturday 16th June (12pm-3pm). The event is organised by Carfield Friends and is the schools biggest fundraiser so call in to show your support. There will be a craft market, plant stall and lots of activities for kids. [Read more…]
The U-MIX centre is a £2.5m youth facility, adjacent to LowfieldSchool, Sheffield, opening late summer 2012. (more details here > http://heeleyonline.org/2012/04/02/whats-ur-part-in-the-u-mix/ ) Leading educational charity, Football Unites Racism Divides, working together with Sheffield City Council, are the lead partner in this exciting and innovative project. We are seeking to appoint a motivational staff team with a… [Read more…]
Clients at St Wilfrid’s Centre for the homeless and vulnerable in Sheffield recently took on a job from Westfield Health, after their Chairman Graham Moore had made a visit to the Centre. Graham was so impressed by the work that is being done by the charity that he commissioned a banner for the British Blind… [Read more…]
The White Horse carving in Heeley Millennium Park will be getting it's annual lick of paint of Monday 28th May. Volunteers are needed to help out in the morning with the painting and then in the afternoon there will a session working alongside the HMP Maintenance Team. Everybody welcome to come along to either session (or both!)
This weekend it is the 2012 Milly Jam at Millhouses Skate Park. It is the second time that the festival has taken place and builds on the success of the event last year, when nearly 1000 people attended. There will be a mix of music, skills and tricks from local skateboarders, scooters and BMX riders. The event is supported by a number of local cycle shops and kicks off at 10.00 a.m on Saturday ...[More details..]
The May 2012 newsletter from Hazelhurst CSA includes an appeal for plastic bottles to make cloches for little plants. They need big pop bottles (not coloured), water bottles, milk bottles (2 litre+ size). At least 10cm diameter. If you have any to donate please drop them off at the front of 147 Albert Road, S8 9QX or… [Read more…]
Friends of Bishops House are celebrating the 2012 Museums at Night Festival with the showing of a classic 1920′s movie. Museums at Night is an annual after hours celebration where museums and other cultural institutions across the UK, open their doors after dark for special evening events. The film night at Bishops House is one of only 3… [Read more…]
Heeley Parish Church on Gleadless Road have a coffee morning with stalls scheduled for Saturday 19th May (10am -1pm). The event is a fundraiser for the Church refurbishment fund and there will be stalls selling a variety of things including cakes, bacon butties, toys and nearly new clothes. Heeley Parish Church 151 Gleadless… [Read more…]
Sheffield City Council and Veolia Environmental Services are going ‘Compost Crazy’ to celebrate Compost Awareness Week – a national week aimed at encouraging people to compost their garden and food waste at home. Veolia’s composting experts will be holding a series of events ‘Compost Surgeries’ and a special one day compost bin sale at Ann’s… [Read more…]
Voces de Cuba, supported by the Music Fund for Cuba, is a project to bring the exquisite Camerata Vocal de Música Áurea from Santiago, Cuba to visit the UK in the summer of 2012. These 15 inspiring choral musicians, under the direction of Delvis Sanchez, will perform and run workshops for community and classical choirs and… [Read more…]
We are starting to pull together the next issue of the Heeley Voice, which will be delivered locally week commencing 11th June 2012. If you would like us to include details of any events, volunteer/job vacancies or any other local news then please let us have the information by Friday 18th May 2012 email voice@heeleydevtrust.com or… [Read more…]
We have been promoting the South Community blog page for over 6 months now. The blog is updated on a regular basis and we advertise all information about city-wide/local events, training courses, volunteering and funding opportunities. The aim is to increase the amount of people who follow the blog so that we can reduce the amount… [Read more…]
Herb day Meersbrook Community Walled Garden Sunday 6 May 1pm-5pm Demonstration of solar power Talk in the herb garden on the wide range of herbs we are growing. See the dye plant garden Herb teas, breads, and cakes for sale Herb plants for sale Meersbrook Park Users Trust – http://meersbrookpark.org.uk/
This Thursday (3 May) local people will have the opportunity to vote in local government elections and to vote in a referendum on how Sheffield City Council is run. What is the referendum about? The referendum is taking place because Parliament has decided that the 10 largest cities outside London should have a referendum. The referendum… [Read more…]
We want to make Millennium Park a great place to go for everyone. So we want to hear what you think about the plans for the park. Maybe you’re passionate about the bike track or the climbing boulders? Or you have an idea for an event that could take place in the park? We’re holding… [Read more…]
Over the next few months in Millennium Park we’ll be planting trees, looking after the community orchard, wildlife-watching, litter-picking, making bird feeders… Everyone is welcome. All events are free and most are suitable for children. No skills or experience needed – just come along and get involved. It helps us plan if we know how… [Read more…]
The 2012 Heeley Festival will take place on Saturday 23rd June 2012 (12noon to 5pm) The event is organised by the Heeley Events & Activities Team (HEAT) which is made up of local residents and workers. We are keen to welcome new members on board to help with this years Festival. There are many different ways… [Read more…]
St Wilfrid’s Centre celebrated St Patrick’s Day in style this year with a wonderful mixed bag of entertainment. The celebrations included Irish Reel dancing and community singing of ‘When Irish Eyes are Smiling’, ‘Danny Boy’ and the ‘Wild Rover’. Monsignor Willie Kilgannon gave a virtuoso performance on the tin whistle which was complemented by volunteer Jim… [Read more…]
DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE HEELEY GREEN IS? Where does Heeley Green start, & where does it end, does anyone know the answer. At the bottom of Myrtle Road we have a fine sign saying “Welcome to Heeley”, walking up Prospect Road on to Spencer Road on to Richards Road on to Gleadless Road we have… [Read more…]
Our Zumba fitness class has been running at the Heeley Institute since last October. We now have a group of exercisers who are having a ball dancing their way to fitness. So, why don’t you come along and join them? Zumba feels more like a party than a fitness class. We dance and move to the most… [Read more…]
We welcome this opportunity to thank readers of the New Heeley Voice for their kind donations of good quality furniture and household items, voluntary time, and money over the past year. Our Queens Road Furniture Store recycling is now the only service of this kind in Sheffield offering FREE help to vulnerable families and individuals… [Read more…]
The Baroque revival-style old Sheffield Savings Bank on Chesterfield Road, opened in March as Heeley Bank Antiques Centre. Paul Blythen from Handsworth, whose family are from Prospect Road, struggled to buy the bank in December and with a recession it wasn’t easy: “The banks weren’t interested, so I pushed the boat out and financed it myself… [Read more…]
Hagglers Corner on Queens Road is now home to a community of creative businesses based in beautifully restored units, set around a central courtyard. Built in the1870s the building has had an eclectic history; cattle, milk, coal, confectionary, accounting and, until the 1990s, was an ironmongers. The 14 businesses flourishing there today include furniture making, product… [Read more…]
You may have noticed major works going on behind Lowfield School since July 2011. This development is called U-Mix, and will become a state of the art sports and play facility and create a new park for both young people and the wider community. Work is scheduled for completion in May, with an opening event… [Read more…]
In October 2005, a group from Sheffield visited Azad Kashmir following a massive earthquake which had destroyed most of the area’s schools, taking the lives of many residents. In response to the disaster, this group set up a small charity with the task of re-building a Girls College, and are pleased to announce that the… [Read more…]
NEW HEADTEACHER The fantastic news that Meersbrook Bank School has a new Head Teacher; Rachel Edwards; is closely followed by the school receiving a ‘good’ at the recent Ofsted report. CLIMBING WALL The new traversing wall is so popular, each year has designated time slots. Next stage of the playground development isa colourful, mosaic creature sculpted… [Read more…]
Following Friends of Newfield’s successful South Community Assembly bid, Saturday Club started on 21st January with 19 children and 5 parents attending. Since then attendance has ranged from 30 to 50 people per week! Everyone has enjoyed a variety of indoor and outdoor activities including five- a-side football, table tennis, badminton.and children’s games. The tuck… [Read more…]
Heeley and Meersbrook residents have been raising concerns about what will happen to ‘The Corner Garden’ on Little London Road. Over 2 years ago Heeley Voice ran a piece about ‘the garden’ on a little piece of land located behind what used to be Gresham’s Timber; where the snicket meets Little London Road, just before… [Read more…]
May 30, 2012
by Heeley Online
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