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WOODWORK extraordinaires from Penistone’s Men In Sheds branch have turned their hand to creating a salmon-themed bench - in the hope of the so-called ‘King of the River’ returning to local watercourses.
The reconnection of the River Don by bypassing manmade obstacles such as weirs has led to the return of salmon downstream for the first time in 200 years.
Men in sheds meet at St Andrews church
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Stainborough Rotary Club is very active in the community, supporting worthy causes such as Centrepoint, Silkstone Scout Camp and Young People’s leadership programme. The Club also helps Santa with his Sleigh every Christmas.
moreWe have close links, over many years, with Ho in Ghana. We have helped to fund the building of a Women's Co-operative, a Rotary Community Hall, a Street Children's centre, a water borehole and now the building of a sand dam.
moreStainborough raises funds for charities through organising events, Sponsorship, car boot & table top sales, competitions and selling merchandise.
moreStainborough is a friendly club with lots of well supported events throughout the year. Some are 'just for fun', whilst others raise money for good causes at the same time.
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