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4 CONTENTS 

Welcome to the August 2020 edition of The 

Halfway & Westfield Doorsteppa. 

We have been overwhelmed with the positive 

feedback we’ve received after making the decision 

to begin distribution of The Doorsteppa again. 

It’s encouraging to know people have missed the 

magazine and even through these challenging 

times the sense of community is stronger than ever. 

We’ve had lots of conversations with local groups 

& event planners, and we can ensure you they are 

working tirelessly behind the scenes to get things 

back up and running normally again in a safe 

environment. Please keep an eye out in future 

issues of The Doorsteppa to see what’s coming up 

near you. 

This month we again have several articles and 

stories of interest, as well as our regular favourites 

ranging from our challenging puzzle pages for both 

adults & kids, though to Karen Glazier’s monthly 

Tarotscopes. 

As we’ve all been spending much more time 

indoors I suspect there’s been a lot of ‘spring 

cleaning’ going on, and what better way to de-clutter 

than to add your items for sale in our monthly 

Stuff4Sale classifieds. All the details of how to go 

about this can be found on Page 21. 

If you contact anyone you have seen in The 

Doorsteppa, don’t forget to mention where you 

saw their details. 

For anyone who would like to advertise, or 

promote a community/non-profit event in 

September’s issues please phone, email or contact 

us on social media. The details are listed below. 

Please note the deadline for booking space and/or 

confirming your advert this month is Thursday 20th 

August. 

Have a great month and stay safe. 

7 Community 

Summer Festival of Fun, and 

Mosborough Mutual Aid 

8 Brainteasers 

Your free monthly puzzle page 

including last month’s sought 

after answers! 

11 Gardening 

Well-Being & Water 

13 Tarotscopes 

What’s in store this month?.. 

15 Sports & Leisure 

Junior Golf 

17 Monthly Focus 

The Big Butterfly Count, and 

A short guide to shorts 

19 Recipe 

Frying Pan Pizza 

21 Stuff 4 Sale 

Items available for sale in 

our monthly classifieds 

23 Useful Numbers 

Listings of important local 

telephone numbers to keep in hand 

25 Health & Fitness 

Badminton Benefits 

27 Kid’s Page 

Our monthly teasers - just for kids! 

29 Books 

A Good Read 

30 Index 

A handy index to all 

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7 COMMUNITY 

Sheffield’s Children’s University are offering over 70 free 

activities for children to get involved in this summer. From 

20th July to 28th August children will be able sing, dance, get 

crafty, and take part in family board games, walks, cooking and 

even family yoga. 

Activities will be a mixture of live, and online events delivered 

via Facebook Live or Zoom, as well as some downloadable or 

emailed activities. 

Helen Oades, Senior project officer at the Children’s University 

said: “This is the sixth year of the Sheffield Children’s 

University Festival of Fun and we are so excited! We thought 

coronavirus and social distancing would mean we couldn’t go 

ahead this year, but thanks to the adaptability of our activity 

providers and some clever thinking around the accessibility of 

the sessions, we’ve been able to deliver more activities than 

ever before. 

“We’ve even been able to spread the activities throughout the 

whole summer holiday period .Providing these activities 

means there’s a go-to place for new activities to keep children 

busy, having fun but most importantly, continuing to engage in 

high quality learning activities.” 

Councillor Jackie Drayton, Cabinet Member for Children, 

Young People and Families said: 

“The Children’s University and their partners have come up 

with some fantastic new and creative ways to help keep 

children and their families busy during the holidays. 

“With over 70 free activities the Festival of Fun has something 

for all families whether they like arts and crafts, outdoor 

activities, sports or learning new skills to keep their children 

occupied without spending a lot of money. 

“I hope as many children and young people as possible take 

part in the what I am sure will be an excellent and exciting 

summer of fun!” 

The Festival of Fun will also include weekly Home Learning 

Challenges, themed around the continents of the world and 

our place within them. These will supplement the 100+ daily 

Home Learning Challenges that the Children’s’ University Team 

have developed and published daily since the lockdown began 

back in March. 

For more information about the Festival of Fun go to 

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Sudoku 

8 BRAINTEASERS 

How to play Sudoku 

It’s simple!! 

Fill in the grid so 

that each row, column and 

3 x 3 box, contains the numbers 

1 through to 9 with no repetition. 

WATCH OUT! 

Sudoku is highly addictive! 

JULY 

SOLUTIONS 

Crossword 

ACROSS 

7 Place for gambling (6) 

8 Char, sear (6) 

9 Reed instrument (4) 

10 Hikers (8) 

11 Ficus Elastica! (6,5) 

14 Alternative to skirt and 

jacket (7,4) 

18 Without punishment or 

injury (4-4) 

19 Animal prized for its 

fur (4) 

20 Chopping these will 

make you cry (6) 

21 False, incorrect (6) 

DOWN 

1 Port (7) 

2 Ascend (4) 

3 Medic (6) 

4 In addition (2-4) 

5 Engagements, gigs (8) 

6 Chilling, creepy (5) 

12 Pub seat (3,5) 

13 King of Beasts’ baby (4,3) 

15 Civil disorder (6) 

16 Good look (informal) (6) 

17 Perfume, fragrance (5) 

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11 GARDENING 

Most people find the sound of water relaxing. 

The benefits of 'blue space' – the sea, rivers, 

lakes, canals and waterfalls, have been studied, 

and found to be psychologically restorative; 

associated with increased sense of well-being, 

lower levels of stress and mental illness, lower 

blood pressure, and higher levels of vitamin D. 

In short, being by water is good for body and 

mind. 

Can we replicate this in our gardens? 

The presence of water in the garden can 

transform a space into a natural haven of calm, 

and provide a focal point. Running water in a 

garden produces negative ions which are 

known to increase serotonin production in the 

brain. Serotonin is the chemical that elevates 

our mood and relaxes us. 

There are many ways to introduce water into a 

smaller space, including natural look ponds and 

waterfalls, but you don't need a deep 

ornamental pond; you can create a small pond 

in a container, or create a toddler and 

pet-friendly pebble pond, or install a modern 

water feature which uses reflective surfaces 

that bounce light around, creating movement 

and life in the tiniest space. 

Any water source will attract a wide range of 

wildlife. I have a metallic sphere water feature 

on my patio that seems to be a magnet for 

dragonflies, which are a delight to watch. A 

shallow beached area or pebble pool will 

attract bathing birds, and also frogs and toads, 

which can shelter, breed, and stay out of sight 

of potential predators. You may even attract a 

hedgehog or two. They enjoy shallow pools 

with sloped edges, so they can drink and bathe 

without falling in. A small barrel or container 

pond will allow algae to grow which will attract 

water invertebrates including snails, pond 

skaters and water boatmen. 

Kids love water so introducing a pond is a great 

way to encourage them to learn about local 

wildlife while having fun. Safety is crucial 

though; if you have young children it might be 

better to wait until they are older before 

creating a large pond, as it will require constant 

supervision. A pebble pool with a small 

fountain effect provides all the sound and fun 

of water with none of the depth, and a large 

trug or half barrel can be transformed into a 

tiny wildlife pond. If you do create a pond, 

position it where it can be seen from the house, 

make sure the edges slope gently, and fence it 

off while the children are young. 

Planting around water features is half the fun. 

The water forget-me-not, Myosotis scorpioides 

is perfect for growing in shallow water or in the 

muddy area at the edge of ponds. It has pretty 

blue flowers in late spring and attracts newts, 

which lay their eggs on the leaves. Irises and 

grasses look lovely planted around any water 

features and you can even find a tiny lily - 

Nymphaea 'Pygmaea Alba' white - for small 

ponds, which has the bonus of being heavily 

scented. 

Water features in a garden are no longer the 

preserve of the rich, with acres to spare. Even 

if you only have a tiny balcony you can now 

enjoy the sight and sound of water in your 

outside space. 

Happy gardening. 

By Rachael Leverton 

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13 TAROTSCOPES 

Karen Glazier 

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ARIES 21 March - 20 April 

Your home requires your attention. Reassessing your 

expenditure could bring improvements and allow you to save 

money or maybe it’s time to move somewhere more fitting your 

current status. Either way you’re eager to get going on new projects. 

It’s an exciting and busy time with a ‘feel good’ energy about it. 

Some ‘me’ time is important and time spent outdoors benefits mind, 

body and spirit. Whether you work or play the choice is yours. 

TAURUS 21 April - 21 May 

You continue to support emotionally but life should be getting 

easier with the demands being placed upon you lessening. Where 

others have provided emotional support to you know that this is as 

much as they can provide. Only you can resolve your challenges. 

Your confidence starts to build as you acknowledge the worst of it 

is behind you. Home and family security come under the spotlight 

and you need to ensure the future is viable. 

GEMINI 22 May - 21 June 

It’s time to release the past and that which no longer serves. 

You can and will. You’ll have some doubts but be guided by your 

intuition and proceed one step at a time. Some situations are best 

left to mature before you take action. Some situations require you 

seize the moment. You’ll recognise the ones. There’s hard work 

to be done so roll your sleeves up and get going. Sooner you start, 

sooner you finish. 

LIBRA 24 September - 23 October 

Overall, you should be feeling content with your lot. If 

something remains lacking in the day to day now is the time to 

make wishes come true. Don’t be afraid of asking for what you 

want. One cycle has ended making room for a new one to begin 

and you find yourself in the right place, at the right time, to 

capitalise fully. Property features strongly and you can’t wait to 

get new projects underway. 

SCORPIO 24 October - 22 November 

Bit of a bumpy ride at times; this month hold tight and go with 

the flow. You have the necessary skills to bring healing to 

situations but you may have to stand proud and take no rubbish 

from anyone. It’s not about fighting your corner; simply be honest 

with those around you and tell folk when enough is enough. Use 

your head rather than your heart to get your point across and 

others will listen. 

SAGITTARIUS 23 November - 21 December 

The early stages of something new leaves you feeling either 

wholly besotted or completely trapped, depending on the moment 

in time. Whilst the heart bonding is wonderful the sense of 

isolation brings frustration and, sometimes, anger. All you can do 

is dig deep to find your inner strength and courage. Your wisdom 

tells you this is a passing phase. Please, be patient. Drain every 

drop of joy from the good times. It’ll help you survive. 

CANCER 22 June - 23 July 

Yes, you can! If you think you can’t, there’s only you thinks it. 

The rest of us have every confidence in you. Gather your courage 

and self-belief and face whatever challenge you need to overcome 

now. A kindly friend offers advice and support. They’ve been there 

and done that and actually survived to tell the tale. You will too. 

Someone tries to brow beat you. Walk away. You’ll come back 

stronger and better than ever. 

CAPRICORN 22 December - 20 January 

Concentrate on business and career and don’t be distracted. 

There’s hard work ahead which needs tackling sooner rather than 

later. You may need to re-double your efforts as, although 

welcome news is on its way, the results are going to mean even 

more activity and work. Get in control of any arguments that break 

out. Stand your ground and take no rubbish. You’ll be the one to 

put a stop to any sniping. Good Luck! 

LEO 24 July - 23 August 

Knowledge is power. It’s time to increase your power base with 

new learning. This in turn opens up career paths or allows you to 

explore completely different options; all with the result of swelling the 

coffers and providing further security for the future. Something requires 

you to be completely honest with yourself before taking action. If you’re 

making compromises then make sure they’re compromises you can 

live with. Address delays with patience. Forcing issues backfires. 

VIRGO 24 August - 23 September 

Who needs nurturing? Is it you or others? Whatever the 

answer there’s an abundance of the ‘feel good’ factor surrounding 

you now? No situation is about to resolve overnight and a large 

degree of patience is required but by taking one step at a time and 

not rushing ahead you will get the results you require. There’s the 

possibility of funds coming your way. It would be good to invest 

but don’t become a skinflint. 

AQUARIUS 21 January - 19 February 

Family security requires your attention and it’s a case of 

looking at what needs to be done in order to survive in the long 

term. In career or business consider diversifying or adding to your 

skill set to see you better placed. Home may need nothing more 

than some DIY and improvements or it could be up sticks and 

move. Either way the end of this busy period sees you in a much 

stronger position. 

PISCES 20 February - 20 March 

Some disputes never seem to resolve. This time you can, 

and will, sort any issues but do listen to both sides of the argument 

and find a solution which is fair to everyone. The listening requires 

you use your intuition and ask searching questions as there’s the 

potential for you be given only part of the story by some. Don’t let 

them lead you down the garden path and prepare for one, or more, 

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15 SPORTS & LEISURE 

Many locals will know of Birley Wood Golf Club, will 

probably know it use to be 9 holes, will probably know 

the supertram changed the course, and will probably 

know it’s now a 18 hole course, managed by the 

Sheffield City Trust, and is a municipal golf course open 

to players of all abilities. 

David Cronshaw is a member of Birley, and is also the 

organiser of a successful juniors section, David’s own 

son Jack plays, and David is always pushing for new 

junior members to join the friendly welcoming club, 

juniors of all ages are welcome, with a various amount 

of both individual and team events to play in, indeed, 

the scratch team, or if you prefer the low handicap 

team, has over the past 3 years been represented by 3 

juniors, and has been very successful, the ‘scratch 

team’ recently reached division 2 of the SUGC league 

for the first time in the clubs history, and also played in 

the Yorkshire championships. 

Golf doesn’t have to just be a summer sport, the 

course is open 12 months a year and who knows, 

maybe your child could be the next Danny Willett, who 

won the 2016 US Masters event and began his golfing 

journey at Birley Wood. 

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member of Birley, gives children of all ages, and both 

sexes, the chance to integrate with others whilst 

hopefully improving their games and competing. The 

club offers junior membership (for information on this 

contact Dave) and the green fees for playing the course 

offer excellent value for money. Practise facilities are 

on site and the club hopes in the future to introduce 

junior coaching to further the development of junior 

golfers. 

The course itself, is a fair test of golf, and with the 

generous fairways and greens well maintained, is an 

enjoyable easy walking experience, with the 9th and 

18th holes within easy access of the car park, meaning 

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17 MONTHLY FOCUS 

Friday 17th July to Sunday 9th August. 

During lockdown while trying to engage my children in 

schoolwork I discovered that there is a society called 

Butterfly Conservation. They have organised a nationwide 

butterfly count every year since 2010. 

Butterflies are good indicators of the health of our 

environment because they react very quickly to change in 

their environment. This makes them excellent biodiversity 

indicators. The survey counts butterflies and day-flying 

moths from across the UK, which assists in identifying 

trends in species. This helps Butterfly Conservation plan 

how to protect butterflies and understand the effect of 

climate change. 

To take part you need to sit in your garden, a park, a wood 

or forest, or your school field for 15 minutes on a bright 

sunny day and simply count the butterflies you see. July 

and August are when most butterflies are at the adult 

stage of their lifecycle, and hopefully there is more 

sunshine, so they are more likely to be seen. Count the 

maximum number of each species that you can see from 

your vantage point at a single time. So if you see three 

Peacock butterflies on the same bush at the same time 

record it as 3, but if you only see one on a bush at a time 

then record it as 1, even if you saw one on several 

occasions. This is so that you don’t count the same 

butterfly more than once. You can also count while on a 

walk. Simply add up the number of each butterfly species 

that you see during the 15 minutes. 

You can submit separate records for different dates at the 

same place, and for different places that you visit during 

the counting period. Even if you don’t see any butterflies 

or moths your count is still useful. 

For more information visit www.bigbutterflycount.org 

Download identification apps for Android or IOS - search 

for Big Butterfly Count. 

By Sarah Davey 

For men! 

In the UK, the shorts season is, well...short, which means 

we don't get a lot of practice styling them. Here’s a 

helpful guide. 

Chino shorts - In a neutral stone or navy they go with 

almost everything. They're smart enough to wear with a 

short-sleeved shirt to more casual offices but relaxed 

enough to wear with t-shirts. Look for a zip fly and 

button closure, a just above knee length, minimal pockets 

and details, and a mid-weight cotton twill material. Use 

a woven belt or a plaited leather belt and wear with 

sandals (no socks), or lightweight minimal trainers, deck 

shoes or espadrilles with trainer socks if you prefer. 

Swim shorts - For maximum versatility (especially when 

packing for a holiday) choose swim shorts that look like 

normal shorts. Look for a zip fly; length that hits just 

above the knee; a solid colour; and fabric that's not too 

shiny. Shorts which have a drawstring closure or loud 

pattern are fine for swimming but won’t double as normal 

shorts. They go with T-shirts, polo shirts or a linen shirt. 

Dress them down with flip-flops for the beach but if you 

go out for dinner choose shoes that are a little smarter 

such as canvas shoes. 

Tailored shorts - If your office is hot and you want to be 

cool and look smart these are the shorts you need. 

Tailored shorts have pleats and tucks that help them sit 

neatly and look elegant. Look for the same things you'd 

look for in tailored trousers: a good fit, a zip fly with a 

flap closure, thin belt loops and a sharp crease or pleat 

down the front of the leg. Wear them with crisp short 

sleeved shirts, a lightweight blazer, slip on summer 

shoes or even brogues (use trainer socks though). 

In summary, plain is best and if you only invest in one or 

two pairs, chinos are the most versatile. 

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19 RECIPE 

Preparation time: Rise 2-5 days (yes this takes 

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Cooking time: 5 minutes + 35 minutes 

Makes: 4 pan-sized pizzas 

Tip on to a lightly floured surface. Divide into 

four roughly equal portions, shape into balls, 

cover and leave for two hours. 

While the dough is rising take the cheese and 

toppings out of the fridge so that they come to 

room temperature. 

IMPORTANT - You cannot use a non-stick frying 

pan for this recipe. It has to be a cast iron 

pan or skillet. 

Ingredients 

Base 

500g Strong white bread flour (But if you have 

any Italian 00 flour, it’s is even better). 

1½ tsp dried active yeast. I did not have this 

throughout lockdown and used rapid dried 

yeast instead. I found that the rise time was 

quicker (2 days vs 4 days) so this might actually 

be a bonus. 

1 tsp table salt 

1 tsp sugar 

Topping 

1 400g tin chopped plum tomatoes 

1 pack buffalo mozzarella 

1 bunch basil 

Extra-virgin olive oil, to drizzle 

Plain is great but you can add any toppings you 

like. We made Pepperoni, ham and sweetcorn, 

and ham and pineapple. 

Method 

Mix the flour, yeast, salt, and sugar then stir in 

325ml water to a smooth dough. Cover and 

put in the fridge for two to four days. 

Remember rapid yeast will activate faster and 

may only require two days, or even one if 

you’re in more of a hurry. 

Empty the tomatoes into a saucepan over a 

medium heat and simmer for about 30 

minutes, until they form a thick sauce. Season 

this to taste with salt and a pinch of sugar. 

Once the dough has proved, flatten it into 

pizza bases to fit your pan. For reference my 

pan has a 26cm base. Heat the cast iron frying 

pan or skillet over a moderate-high heat. It’s 

ready when you drop a little water into the 

base and it instantly hisses and bounces. Preheat 

the grill to between moderate and high. 

Lightly flour your hands then stretch the 

dough into a rough round, keeping the edges a 

bit thicker. Cook in the pan until the top starts 

to dry out then add some tomato sauce and 

mozzarella. Wait a minute before adding any 

other toppings. Leave in the pan until base 

begins to char. The first time I chickened out 

but as I got into the groove the subsequent 

pizzas were much better. When you’re happy 

with the bottom switch the pan to under the 

grill until the cheese bubbles and the edges 

brown. Finish with a few basil leaves. 

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Reasons to give Badminton a go 

At the time of writing gyms, leisure centres 

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doesn't mean that we can't participate in 

sport. From 1st June we've been able to play 

badminton outside, in the garden or on a 

marked court. If you've never played before 

now might be the perfect time to give it a try. 

It's a great sport for people of all ages and 

fitness levels. Those who play regularly are 

more mentally alert, with better fitness and 

agility levels. It's also a very social game and 

what we need right now are low-risk ways to 

socialise, because socialising is good for our 

mental health. 

Played at a high level it can burn up to 450 

calories an hour but even a gentle to-and-fro 

with the grandkids in the local park will burn 

150-200 calories. 

Badminton, like tennis requires total 

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There is research to suggest that sports which 

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too, and you will almost certainly want to 

introduce element of competitiveness. Played 

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time sports facilities open back up your 

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Theatre Shoes by Noel Streatfield 

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This sequel tells us what happened next from the 

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of how Gilead came to be in flash back 

accounts from Aunt Lydia, how the outside world 

sees Gilead, and the life-changing decisions that 

are made for young girls in Gilead by society. 

As a fan of the original I found this to be a 

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power of the 1985 novel. Is it a satisfying ending? 

Is everything resolved with the end of Gilead? 

That would be telling too much, and I’ll leave it 

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them! Noel Streatfield is best known for her 

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