If you've not visited the New Sportsman Bar, Pitt Street Low Vally yet, you have missed a treat…read more Newly refurbished, it's amazing, Fantastic bar, function room, and the best outside area to the rear, which is safe for children as it is fully secure. Lawned beer garden, toddler area, it's an amazing hidden gem. This was the worst pub in the area and now is without a doubt the best in my opinion. Call in and have a look for yourself. Independently run free house with a great selection of beers lagers over 50 gins Feaver Tree tonics, great wine selection, and food coming in the next few weeks or so. Plus the famous Belgian Blue beer by Bradfield Brewery whilst stocks last, I'm told!

From the owner: Newly refurbished local pub with a fresh look and feel, cosy seating and our usual warm welcome…read more Great range of lager, beer, real ale and spirits. Dog friendly too!

Ordered flowers long distance, NYC, for my in-laws, communication was easy. Flowers turned out…read morestunning and were "what I ask for" Which can be tricky long distance. Price well, for NYC! I felt it was within reason. Delivery was prompt on time! And the family said courteous! Oh and it was a last minute weekend order!

From the owner: Bridal flowers showroom now at unit 8b, West Midlands Business Park, Penny Hill Lane, Thurcroft,…read moreRotherham, S66 9BQ. 38 years experience creating exceptional wedding flowers. Bridal flowers, bridesmaids bouquets, buttonholes, corsages, top table dressing, venue flowers. Recommended florist at several venue's including The Sitwell Arms Hotel, Hellaby Hall Hotel. Wedding venues I'm regularly at include Aston Hall Hotel, Van Dyk by Wildes, Peak Edge Hotel, Hodsock Priory, Hazel Gap Barn, Whitley Hall Hotel, Whirlowbrook Hall, Wortley Hall, Ringwood Hall, Swancar Farm Country House .... I've probably missed a few. To enquire, visit my website and send an enquiry form.

The tour trundles on and the venue reviews keep on coming!…read more I was immediately sceptical when I arrived here, and rightly so. Large brick and stone buildings always struggle to deal with the sound of a band. However with a long soundcheck (we pretty much played the whole set) the problems were dealt with and the sound was fairly good after that. That said, my onstage monitor wedge was so loud it was moving away from me... From an aesthetic perspective, I love this venue. The exposed brickwork and rural surrounding which was in the most beautiful village..very Emmerdale! The hall itself looked like an old Railway shed which had been restored as a gig venue. It is a fairly large gig and I was hoping that the crowd would be of a decent size. My fears were allayed when it started to fill up with middle aged men in Ben Shermans, Desert Boots and cropped hair. The venue also started to fill up with what looked like a younger crowd..I saw countless pairs of "Jam Shoes" and parkas... Very enjoyable to be playing up north when the crowd gave a chant of "Yorkshire, Yorkshire, Yorkshire"... The crowd were really into it here and in great spirits. A rarity for me, I was asked to sign some autographs at the end of the set and the boys and girls of the audience were very enthusiastic and polite. I did nearly come a cropper when I jumped off the front of the stage to hand out a drumstick (and a kiss) to a young lady... It is a much higher stage than I thought! All of the staff at the venue were first class - they looked after the audience well and treated us in the band brilliantly. So... one of the better venues I have played in this area. I would love to return, either in the crowd or on the stage. Good work Elsecar heritage centre.

A great place to take the kids…read more The centre includes a hands on style museum and crafts shows. Around Christmas time there is a steam train that runs from here, where you can meet Father Christmas!