The Hub Wingfield Ward

The Latest News from your Community Spring Edition

Health and Linking Councillor Well the The Update Being Past to Arts Present Editors Welcome Welcome to the Spring and Birthday edition of ‘The Hub”, your local community newsletter that keeps you informed on what is happening within the Wingfield ward.

It has been a busy few months within the ward ,in this edition our community reports on their latest activities, along with updates from your local ward councillors and RMBC .We would like to thank everyone who has supported and contributed to “The Hub” since our first edition last year

We hope you enjoy. S Foster

Wingfield Ward Event

Wingfield Ward event took place on 17th April at Rockingham Professional Development Centre. This included a progress report on the Ward Plan priorities

Building Community Infrastructure • Update on St Johns Green and the relocation of TARA to the Garden Hut • Greasbrough Library improvements • Facilities Directory • Wingfield Community Campus

Isolation/loneliness and Young People • To hold stakeholder Summer summits to audit provision and develop directories of provision and explore funding. Crime/ASB • Attend monthly Case Identification Meetings to discuss issues. • Convene Wingfield Wednesday on a Thursday meetings where Councillors, partners and RMBC come together to discuss area issues. • Speeding/Parking are emerging issues – Rockingham School carried out a Speed Check outside school and designed their own tickets to issue to drivers.

The groups fed back on the Dragons Den funding they had received last year. Group discussions were also held on

• The Ward plan refresh – were these still the right priorities? • Food Festival – is this a good idea and who would like to be involved? • Greasbrough Library Activities – opportunity to learn more about the library services

Next meeting will be on Wednesday 11th July at St Marys Church, Greasbrough. Wingfield Spotlight Theatre Wingfield Academy is proud to welcome you to Wingfield Spotlight Theatre, an Academy and Community theatre at the heart of the Wingfield Ward.

The Theatre, a hub for performing arts was originally installed in the new Wingfield Academy building in 2005 and was funded by the National Lottery. The Theatre has gone from strength to strength and in 2013 was branded Wingfield Spotlight Theatre.

During the year the Theatre hosts many shows and events including ,Academy productions , Concerts, Senior Citizens Christmas Party, Wingfields Got Talent , Awards Evenings, including the Wingfield Ward Community Awards, The Hub Church and most recently Greasbrough the Musical.

The Theatre has been lucky enough and is very grateful to have been funded over the years by Councillors Leadership fund , Community First and the Big Lottery Fund. The funding has allowed us to offer a state of the art facility and learning environment which has allowed us to develop our student Technical Theatre Programme., and upgrade to latest industry standard equipment that is offered to all who use the theatre.

Wingfield Spotlight Theatre is the perfect place to host your rehearsal /show/event/conference The Theatre has a sound, lighting, a video projection system and retractable seating with an audience capacity of 194. To discuss your requirements or visit the Theatre, contact Scott Foster at Wingfield Acadamy via phone (01709 513002) or email ([email protected]). For the latest news follow us on twitter @wingfieldspot

Greasbrough Operatic Society

Wishing the Greasbrough Operatic Society the best of luck this week on there production of

1st to the 6th May 2018

Anyone wishing to be involved in any capacity in this friendly Society (no experience needed) please contact Barry Carr (chairman) 0n 01709 5834522 or Chris Carr on 07733105837 (email [email protected]).

We are always looking for anyone who would like to place an advert in our show programme, anyone interested should contact Chris Carr on above no. Kimberworth Park Walking with Pleasure Group

Here at Kimberworth Park Walking for Pleasure we are beginning to wonder what has happened to the four seasons as Winter continued to invade Spring. The daffodils colourfully herald the dawn of the new season, but until recently the cold weather has refused to take note, impudently covering up the yellow with its own wintery white in a final attempt to make its mark. The effect has been made all the more noticeable by the early arrival of Easter, and the fact that the Easter Bunny only just escaped the grip of the Beast from the East.

As a walking group, we have had the good fortune of a remarkably good run of weather on Wednesday mornings over a number of years. This year has been harder, but it does provide an opportunity to see the landscape in its seasonal flux and appreciate its sheer natural beauty. Farmers somehow manage to cultivate crops in fields of clay which can rotate between boggy quagmire and the consistency of concrete in a very short space of time. Now that we are emerging from the coldest weather, our walkers are seeing how nature has the resilience to bounce back and revive itself.

If you would like to join the group we meet at St John’s Church at St John’s Green every Wednesday morning, the group completes local walks of between 3 to 4 miles. Every 4 weeks, using members’ cars, we venture further afield

Greasbrough Allotments

Allotments are available on Scrooby Street . For more information please call Rotherham Green Spaces on 01709 822453 Mon-Fri Greasbrough Allotments Fitzwilliam Square Association The Fitzwilliam Association has enjoyed a fantastic start to 2018 , our members have enjoyed range of activiites including a pie and pea event and a tea dance at the Carlton Park Hotel on April 17th. Both events were enjoyed by all

We would like to mention two very kind ladies who in the recent bad weather came to our individual homes and offered a shopping service and support to us . We also send our many thanks to our neighbour Harry who cleared all our paths of snow and ice.

Join the Fitzwilliam Association for activities and events at the community centre at Fitzwilliam Square Greasbrough. The Association meet

Tuesdays & Thursdays – 2pm-4pm (Cuppa & Chat) Wednesdays – 11am (Coffee Morning) Fridays- 1pm (Fish & Chip Lunch followed by Card Games)

Friends of Greasbrough Park

Seating in Greasbrough Park has been on the agenda many times, but the problem of vandalism dictated that any seating had to be metal.

Working alongside Rotherham Green Spaces officer Donna , Greasbrough Park has now been provided additional seating.

Originally from Thrybergh, the seating was no longer in use, but required some TLC and painting to bring it back into use.

Donna arranged for the seating to be delivered to Greasbrough Park and was stored behind the pavillion.

Group member Dave Mee worked his magic with soapy water before painting the seating until they looked as good as new. Fitzwilliam Square Association

Friends of Greasbrough Park Greasbrough Community History Society Linking the Past to the Present Hello everybody

Here we go with edition number 7 of the of The Hub. This edition marks the first birthday of The Hub. We are one year old. Time flies when you’re having fun.

The HUB is proving to be a much needed, very welcome and popular publication within the local commu- nity. The circulation and readership of The Hub is increasing with each publication and as such it may be worth local businesses considering submitting an article or an ad about their business.

The Hub is made up of contributions submitted by our local community groups and organisations. The aim of The Hub is to provide a platform for our local community groups and organisations to keep you, the public, “in the loop” and up to date with what is happening in the vibrant Greasbrough and Wingfield areas.

All the contributions are skilfully edited by Scott Foster of Wingfield Academy to make a super, local and free publication. What could be better? Thank you to Scott Foster of Wingfield Academy.

Greasbrough Library Good news for Greasbrough Library is that it is to be refurbished at a cost of several thousand pounds. To my knowledge the building, which has been operating since 1974, (see photos of opening ceremony below) has not had too many refurbishments during this time so this latest news will be most welcome.

Mayor Bill Skelton and Mayoress Joan Johnston in 1974

The Library is used extensively by many local groups as a meeting place and statutory organisations that provide a service such South Yorkshire Police, The British Legion, R.M.B.C. Housing and Councillor’s sur- geries where problems and concerns can be discussed in private. As such Greasbrough Library provides a much used and valuable resource and central hub for local people in Greasbrough and surrounding area.

The plans will include new carpets, a fresh lick of paint, the repositioning of the reception desk and will incorporate a private office for the public to discuss any concerns in private with various organisations. The computer area will be retained but moved slightly. The kiddies area and the meeting room with remain much the same and the existing staff back office will be modified to utilise and make better use of space for RMBC services staff to do their admin work. The computer area will be retained but moved slightly. The kiddies area and the meeting room with remain much the same and the existing staff back office will be modified to utilise and make better use of space for RMBC services staff to do their admin work.

This will be very good news for the Library and will go a long way to re assuring the public that Greasbrough Library is here to stay to provide vital services to the local community.

The bad news is that this work will take two weeks to complete and during this time the Library will be closed while refurbishments are completed. The Library will be closed from Monday 14th May and will reopen on Monday 28th May.

The plans reproduced below provide a Before and After view of the proposed work to be carried out.

The problem of pot holes and flooding on the access road to the Library and Coop is being addressed. Apparently the roots of the two large willow trees in front of the Library have over grown into the manhole and have caused damage to the drainage system. Repairs to the drains are to be carried out and then the access road can be resurfaced properly. This work is expected to take about five weeks. G.P.H.C.T. members recently met to discuss the re- siting of the Greasbrough Town Hall facade stone work following the recent demolition

L to R: Councillor Robert Elliott, Delyse Sanderson, Keith Hobson, Scott Foster, Dave Goodall, Lawrence Antcliffe, Graham Hobson (seated), John Byers, Councillor John Williams, Councillor Sarah Allen, David Mee, Maureen Taylor, Susan Byers

G.P.H.C.T. have had plans and provisional costings drawn up by Mr Peter Sanderson, our heartfelt thanks to Peter, and these have been handed over to Mr Stuart Carr, Corporate Facilities Manager from R.M.B.C., to submit to R.M.B.C. for preliminary consideration.

Greasbrough Community History Society

We meet regularly on the 1st and 3rd Thursday in the month at Greasbrough Public Library.

General meeting dates for 2018 5.00.pm to 7.00.pm May 17th , June 21st , July 19th , August 16th , September 20th , We are trying to get the original plan updated to incorporate the arch way so the finished re-siting will October 18th , November 15th , December 20th consist of the 1925 stone work and the arch way to look something like the above picture. At this time we are not sure if this will be feasible or not. It may be that the additional cost this will incur will be pro- Drop in Meeting dates for 2018 hibitive or it may be that it would be unsafe to rebuild such a structure with stone that is so old. 5.00.pm to 7.00.pm

May 3rd , June 7th , July 5th , August 2nd , September 6th , October 4th November 1st 2.30. pm to 4.30.pm , December 6th 2.30.pm to 4.30.pm It was decided not to try and re-site on the proposed roundabout or new junction for two main reasons:

 It was thought by R.M.B.C. and Highways planning that re-siting on the roundabout or junction would raise issues around safety and driver visibility / blind spots and as such planning permission would most likely be refused.

 Because of the many and varied processes such as funding, planning, consultation, final planning approval that are required, the length of time before the new road junction / roundabout building begins is expected to be in the region of three to four years. All parties are of the opinion that this long time frame would have a detrimental effect on the re-siting project. And the general public and all parties involved in the project may well lose interest and or funding would either dry up or be withdrawn.

Stuart Carr reported to the meeting that R.M.B.C. are impressed with our plans and the re - siting of the facade stone work was discussed in detail by G. P. H. C. T. members and several possible re-siting points were identified. After much discussion the favourite location for re-siting the facade stonework, which will be sub- ject to a successful planning application, is opposite the library at the bottom of Croft Street.

There are a few loose ends to tie up before G. P. H. C. T. make a formal planning application to R.M.B.C.. Watch this space for further updates

Greasbrough Community History Society

We meet regularly on the 1st and 3rd Thursday in the month at Greasbrough Public Library.

General meeting dates for 2018 5.00.pm to 7.00.pm May 17th , June 21st , July 19th , August 16th , September 20th , October 18th , November 15th , December 20th

Drop in Meeting dates for 2018 5.00.pm to 7.00.pm May 3rd , June 7th , July 5th , August 2nd , September 6th , October 4th November 1st 2.30. pm to 4.30.pm , December 6th 2.30.pm to 4.30.pm St Mary’s Church Welcome to St Mary’s Church. Situated on Church Street, and built in 1828, St Mary’s serves the communities of Greasbrough, Munsbrough, Rockingham and Wingfield. As well as the regular service each Sunday morning at 10.30am, we have a range of other activities and events.

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Everyone is welcome! For further details, call 01709 279 192 or see our website http://stmarygreasbrough.webplus.net

St John’s Church

Welcome to St John’s Church. St John’s (the church by the shops on St John’s Green) serves the whole of Kimberworth Park. We meet for worship each Sunday morning at 10.30 and our services are relaxed and informal. We have a range of community activities during the week. These include:

Mondays Wednesdays Fridays Art and Crafts Group (10am -1pm) Walking for Pleasure (10am -12 noon) Coffee Morning Bible Discussion Group( 1pm - 2pm) Meeting at the Church with table top sales Tai Chi (2.15pm- 3.15 pm) (10 am to 12 noon)

We welcome young families especially, for fun, celebration and food at

Messy Church Sunday 27th May, Sunday 24th June and Sunday 22nd July 3pm to 5 pm

Thanks for the Memories

As part of our 60th Anniversary celebrations we have a Memories Evening on Saturday 12th May from 6.30 pm, at the church. It’s also an anniversary for the Green and for the Estate. So we’re collecting memories of 60 years on Kimberworth Park.

Do you have a story to share – about the early days, interesting events, colourful characters or anything else? And do you have any photographs you’d be happy to share? If so please give Ron Town a ring on 559086 or e-mail him at [email protected]. And if you’d like to hear others’ memories and enjoy a fun evening then do come along to the event. Refreshments will be included.

Also join us all on the Green for the Summer Fayre on Saturday 2nd June from 10 am to 2 pm.

We are a member of the Kimberworth Park Community Partnership and part of the Cornerstone Mission Partnership with the parishes of Kimberworth, Greasbrough and Rawmarsh. We are also linked with a sister church in Argentina.

All our activities exist for members and non-members alike. For enquiries, please contact Ron on 559086 or call at the church on Fridays from 10 am to 12 noon or Sundays from 11.45 am to 12.30 pm.

Rotherham Fostering

We urgently need new foster carers to look after our local children in Rotherham. We now have more than 600 children in our care, and that number is still rising.

By becoming a Rotherham foster carer you will be part of a community that is helping to reduce the numbers of Rotherham children who need to move to live with foster families in other towns and cities, sometime hundreds of miles away. If you can offer a caring, loving home we will offer you competitive rates and an expert support and training package.

Carers must be over 21 and have a spare bedroom, everything else is a conversation. Whether you’ve only just started to consider fostering or you’re ready to get started we’d love to discuss all the options with you. To find out more, meet local carers and the council team then please join us at one of our drop-in sessions held throughout the year – details on our website www.rotherham.gov.uk/fostering

You can call to speak to one of our friendly team members on 01709 823976 Monday to Friday or message us through Facebook or Twitter.

Wingfield Ward Local Police Team

Welcome to your Local Police Team, based at Main Street Police Station, the Rotherham Central Local Police Team is managed and led by Inspector Jenny Lax and is supported by PS Craig Cooke and PS Simon Kirkham.

Since Sept 2016 the neighbourhood teams have been supported by Police Constables with the remit of problem solving policing. They work closer within communities and partners to tackle local issues and reduce demand on response team colleagues.

Your local Police Constables include, PC Luke Bugdol, PC Lorraine Singleton, PC Claire Atkinson, PC Steve Robson, PC Dave Law and PC Michael Sheedy they are also supported by a team of PCSOs.

Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) are your designated local beat officers and are on high visibility patrol, meeting the community and addressing any local issues, the PSCO team for Wingfield Ward include PCSO Helen Brooks and PSCO Paul Newman

The Rotherham Central PSCO team covering Wingfield also include PCSO Joy Lavelle, PCSO Jacqui Millward, PCSO Julie Jackson, PCSO Ernest Mpundu, PCSO Hayley Lawrie and PCSO Corrina Dannatt.

Our current patrols are based upon the following issues, Protecting Vulnerable People, ASB.Youth Nuisance, Nuisance Motor Vehicles/including Off-road Motorcycles, Criminal Damage/Arson, Vehicle Crime, Serious and Acquisitive crime and Drugs. Rotherham Fostering The Meeting Place- Back in business

The Meeting Place is back in business!

Deputy Mayor Cllr Alan Buckley and Mrs Sandra Buckley officially opened the Meeting Place, Wensleydale Road on Friday 27th April 2018. The event was attended by 100 people, who were treat to entertainment from the singing policeman - PCSO Paul Newman, enjoyed a free buffet and drinks and were joined by Stuart the Minion from the Despicable Me films.

Julie and Peter have set up the social enterprise (Jupeter61), which is a registered non-profit organisation. They have taken over the building through an Asset Transfer Lease from RMBC which has had refurbishments carried out including new windows and doors and has been decorated inside and out.

They have new tables and chairs, a sofa, TV, a pool table and a Nintendo Wii. The building is also now fully alarmed.

They have received funding both locally and nationally to enable them to carry out the required repairs. They have received a Social Enterprise Start up Grant through Groundworks and Lottery Funding to enable the group to return to the building and “carry on”.

The Meeting Place is a safe place to go on a regular basis where service users (Adults with Learning Difficulties) can meet friends and socialise.

Meal deals and snacks, drinks, cakes are available to purchase. Day Trips are organised (they have 5 planned for this year so far). Supported holidays (2 or 3 nights) are also arranged for members of the group. They have 2 planned so far and both are fully booked. They are looking to arrange a 2/3 night supported holiday to Blackpool later in the year.

Currently the group meet Monday - 3.00pm to 6.00pm and Saturday 10.00am to 1.00pm and 1.00pm to 4.00pm. New members are welcome. For more information please contact Julie on 07432 718528 or Peter on 07769 916314. Greasbrough Library The Meeting Place- Back in business Building alterations at Greasbrough Library

Greasbrough Library will be refurbished to make the best use of the space and improve the decoration to the interior and exterior of the Library.

The building improvements will assist the Council in transforming the Library into a “neighbourhood hub” creating a one-stop-shop environment for members of the community.

What are the changes?

Specific improvements to the Library and Neighbourhood Hub include:

• A refreshed and redecorated library space for the community to enjoy and be proud of. • Refreshed meeting room facilities which are open to members of the public to access. • A new “pod” office in the front of the library for services to carry out appointments with members of the public. • Brand new Reception facilities relocated within the Library to allow for better use of the space. • New floor covering to the main library and meeting room. • Ceilings repaired throughout the library space. • New blinds throughout including colourful blinds in the children’s area to brighten up the space and make it more inviting.

Next Steps

Building refurbishments have now commenced. During the course of works the Library will close for 2 weeks from the 14th May, 2018 – 26th May, 2018, to reopen on Tuesday 29th May, 2018.

Whilst the Library is closed, you may wish to visit an alternative Library in the Borough. The nearest Library sites to Greasbrough are:

Kimberworth Library, 125 Church Street, Kimberworth, Rotherham, S61 1HA Riverside House Library, Main Street, Rotherham, S60 1QY Rawmarsh Library, Barbers Avenue, Rawmarsh, Rotherham, S62 6AE

Greasbrough Youth FC

Greasbrough Youth FC are based on Roughwood Road fields Wingfield. We recently gained a 25 year lease to help secure funding to develop the fields. We have 240 players from U7 to adults including girls football. Next season we have 3 new teams starting U7/U10 girls and a new U18 side which will be working in partnership with Parkgate FC . We are also looking for new players for our U7 and U10 Girls teams.

For further information please visit out website http://www.mypartnerclub.co.uk/greasbrough-youth-fc Latest news from your Councillors

We are pleased to report that three projects into which we have put a lot of time and effort are now coming to fruition.. These projects were identified as being important to our Ward when we were elected two years ago and so we are particularly pleased to be able to report a successful conclusion

Fenton Road

The first and possibly the most important is the installation of a controlled pedestrian crossing situated at the junction of Roughwood Road and Fenton Road. This facility will not only give a safe crossing for school pupils and residents of Munsbrough, but will also give an access to the Co-op as a new footway will be added from the Munsbrough side of the crossing to the Co-op and the estate adjacent to it. An extended 30 mph restriction to Fenton Road will also be included to enhance the safety aspect of the scheme. The project is in the design stage and hopefully will be implemented by the end of this year.

Greasbrough Library

Greasbrough Library is at this moment being refurbished and we see this as important step forward in our ambition to create a Community Campus in that locality. We have other plans and ideas and will share them with you as we develop them. A detailed report on the works in the library are included elsewhere in this edition.

The Garden Hut

The Garden hut on Byrley Road is also at the moment being refurbished and this will give a new home to the Kimberworth Park TARA in readiness for when their present location is demolished as part of the plans for St Johns Green. This refurbishment includes a new kitchen and a dining area plus a shop floor for their comprehensive range of clothing and other goods that they have for sale.

The project is due for completion by the end of this month and we hope that everyone will support this new location.

Crime and ASB

We have also taken on board the concerns of residents about ASB, to this end we have had walkabouts with the Police in known hot spots and continue to liase with them through regular meetings at Riverside and also at their weekly drop in sessions every Thursday in Greasbrough library, which are provided to give residents a chance to speak to the Officers who work in our locality if any of you have any concerns you want to raise. The session runs from 10 o clock for one hour.

Speed Awareness

We have had a speed awareness session at Rockingham school when the Police attended with speed guns and together with pupils patrolled a section of Roughwood road outside of school resulting in a number of motorists being stopped for exceeding the limit. The pupils then issued “tickets” that they had Latest news from your Councillors designed and made in school. This session was arranged in response to residents concerns about speeding cars in that locality

Greasbrough Primary- Ofsted Success

Hot off the press is the news that the Ofsted inspection report for Greasbrough school has just been released.

The school was last inspected in 2014 when it was rated good. Since then the report notes that the school has maintained its high standards in education, with pupils responding well to teaching and reaching high grades in reading, writing and mathematics. Pupils with special educational needs/ disability are also making strong progress as they are well supported by staff.

The conclusion of the inspection is that the school is again rated good and is moving towards outstanding.

This is brilliant news and our congratulations go to the Executive Head Mrs Fearnley , Head of school Mrs Cook and all of the staff.

Surgeries

Cllr Sarah Allen Cllr Robert Elliott Cllr John Williams Labour UKIP Labour

Councillor When Time Meeting At Cllr Allen Second Thursday of the Month 5pm-6pm Greasbrough Library Cllr Allen Fourth Thursday of the Month 5pm-6pm Greasbrough Library Cllr Allen Third Friday of the Month 10:30am-11:30am St Johns Church Cllr Williams Second Thursday of the Month 5pm-6pm Greasbrough Library Cllr Williams Fourth Thursday of the Month 5pm-6pm Greasbrough Library Cllr Williams Third Friday of the Month 10:30am-11:30am St Johns Church Cllr Elliot Second and fourth Saturday of the 11am-12pm Greasbrough Library Month Community Calender In your Community Community Group When Time Meeting At Activity St Johns Church Monday 10am-1pm St Johns Church Arts and crafts (Kimberworth Park) (Kimberworth Park) St Johns Church Monday 1pm-2pm St Johns Church Bible Discussion (Kimberworth Park) (Kimberworth Park) St Johns Church Monday 2:15pm-3:15pm St Johns Church Tai Chai (Kimberworth Park) (Kimberworth Park) St Marys Church 1st Monday of each 2pm Greasbrough Library Cuppa & Chat (Greasbrough) Month Fitzwilliam Association Tuesday 2pm-4pm Fitzwilliam Square Cuppa & Chat Community Center Kimberworth Park Walking Wednesday 10am-12noon St Johns Church Walking for for Pleasure Group Pleasure Fitzwilliam Association Wednesday 11am Fitzwilliam Square Coffee Morning Community Center Greasbrough History May 17th , June 21st , July 5pm-7pm Greasbrough Library Historical Society (General Meeting) 19th and August 16th , Greasbrough History May 3rd , June 7th ,July 2:30pm-4:30pm Greasbrough Library Historical Society (Drop In) 5th and August 2nd 2:30pm-4:30pm 5pm-7pm Fitzwilliam Association Thursday 2pm-4pm Fitzwiliam Square Cuppa & Chat Community Center St Johns Church Friday 10am-12noon St Johns Church Coffee Morning (Kimberworth Park) Fitzwilliam Association Friday 1pm Fitzwiliam Square Fish, Chips and Community Center Card Games St Marys Church 1st Sunday of each 10:30am St Marys Church Messy Church (Greasbrough) Month (Greasbrough) St Marys Church Sunday 10:30am St Marys Church Kids club (Greasbrough) (Greasbrough) St Johns Church Sunday 10:30am St Johns Church Morning Service (Kimberworth Park) (Kimberworth Park) St Johns Church 4th Sunday of each 3pm St Johns Church Messy Church (Kimberworth Park) Month (Kimberworth Park)

And now for Introducing a bit o’ New Year Yorkshire Banter from something a bit O’wdYorkshire Clever Cloggs and Mr Thymes Marchin’ - On different. Tha needn’t bother abaht telling other folk abaht thy problems. A taste of Haf’e on em dun’t care and tother haf’e figure thy had it coming anyway. Yorkshire Judges and criminals are abaht ony’ folk a’ know that tek’ law into the own Humour hands. Contentment is often t’ result o’ bein’ t’ lazy t’ stir up a fuss

Next Edition We hope you have enjoyed this edition. If you would like to contribute a news item for our next Edition please email Scott Foster [email protected] by August 1st 2018