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ACTIVE


S Group aims


to ‘Make it Better’


HEFFIELD’S biggest


independent restaurant group, BrewKitchen, has named The


Children’s Hospital as its charity of the year.


After hearing about the charity’s Make It Better appeal, which aims to raise £20million towards a £40million development at The Children’s Hospital to transform and improve facilities, the group wanted to get involved and show its support.


Graze Inn manager Ben Stazi with the charity’s Senior Fundraiser Rebecca Staden and BrewKitchen director Victoria Smith


The charity appeal is needed for the enhancements that will transform the building into a state-of-the-art facility. These will include: single rooms and en-suite facilities, a special play tower, gardens, specialist medical equipment and artwork. Victoria Smith, BrewKitchen director, said: “We’ve been involved in charity work since BrewKitchen began, but we wanted to make an even bigger commitment and what better charity to support? The Children’s Hospital Charity does such fantastic work, both for local children and those further afield.


“As well as raising money at events throughout the year at all our restaurants, we’re making Graze Inn on Ecclesall Road the charity’s special place. We’ll be adding an optional £1 onto every bill, every penny of which will go directly to The Children’s Hospital Charity. “We’ll also be running competitions and have ideas for events in the pipeline. Information will be available on our websites and Twitter.”


main course, rice and nan bread for only


£9.50 per head


Throughout March and April, Sunday, Monday and Tuesdays only, for bookings of two or more


Takeaway Service Bar and Wine Lounge Open 7 days a week 6pm til late


High Street, Dronfield Tel: (01246) 411911 The Chantrey has something for all THE CHANTREYARMS


IT’S been nearly four months since Chris Storey took over as landlord of The Chantrey Arms and things are going well for one of Sheffield’s youngest licensees. Having worked at the Woodseats pub for four years, and as manager there for two, Chris knows just what his regulars want, and is making sure they get it. With drinks offers throughout the week, on Monday, you pay just £2 for John Smith’s and Fosters, while on Thursday, from 8pm to midnight, John Smith’s and Tetley’s cost just £2.20 a pint, with Carling at £2.50. There’s even a free buffet around 10.30pm.


From 4pm-8pm every Friday, John Smith’s and Tetley’s are £2.20 once more, while Carling is £2.50, with teatime drinkers treated to free pork pies from Batty’s. There’s also plenty to keep you entertained, including regular live entertainment, an 80s disco every Friday and Karaoke most Saturdays. Tuesday night, from 9.30pm, is Quiz Night, when you can test your knowledge to try and win big prizes, as well as helping yourself to the free buffet. Plans are already well underway for Easter at The Chantrey, with longer opening hours; until 1am on


Friday, March 29th, and Saturday, 30th, and 12.30am on Sunday, 31st. There’s something to suit everyone when it comes to choosing a tipple, from wines and spirits to draught lagers and three traditional cask ales.


MARCH@ THE CHANTREYARMS


Friday 22nd: 80's disco with roscoe•Saturday 23rd: fantastic male vocalist Mr Ray David Friday 29th: karaoke with roscoe open till 1am


Friday 1st: 80's disco with roscoe•Saturday 2nd: karaoke with roscoe Friday 8th: 80's disco with roscoe•Saturday 9th: karaoke with roscoe Friday 15th: 80's disco with roscoe•Saturday 16th: karaoke with roscoe


Saturday 30th: fantastic local singer Mr Rob Coyne open till 1am Sunday 31st: fantastic band Johnny and the Moondogs open till 12.30am


733 Chesterfield Road, Woodseats Tel 0114 2585864 www.thechantrey.co.uk chrisstorey.thechantrey@hotmail.co.uk 21 Starter, Established 1984 Newly refurbished


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