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((short description|Electoral ward in the City of Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England))
((see also|Mosborough, Ontario))
((Use dmy dates|date=October 2019))
((Use British English|date=February 2020))
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((More citations needed|date=February 2013))
((Infobox UK place
| official_name     = Mosborough
| static_image_name = sheffield-wards-Mosborough.png
| static_image_caption= ''Shown within [[Sheffield]]''

| metropolitan_borough= [[City of Sheffield]]
| metropolitan_county = [[South Yorkshire]]
| region = Yorkshire and the Humber
| country = England

| constituency_westminster = [[Sheffield South East (UK Parliament constituency)|Sheffield South East]]

| councillors = David Barker ([[Labour Party (UK)|Labour Party]])<br />Gail Smith([[Liberal Democrats (UK)|Liberal Democrats]])<br />Tony Downing ([[Labour Party (UK)|Labour Party]])

| population     = 17,097
| population_ref = (ward. 2011)
| area_total_km2 = 
| area_footnotes = 
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))

'''Mosborough''' is an electoral ward of the [[Sheffield|City of Sheffield]], England, in the eastern part of the city, on the border with [[North East Derbyshire|North East Derbyshire District]]. The population in 2011 was 17,097.<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk/dissemination/LeadKeyFigures.do?a=7&b=13689562&c=Mosborough&d=14&e=62&g=6356698&i=1001x1003x1032x1004&m=0&r=1&s=1457634270850&enc=1|title=City of Sheffield ward population 2011|access-date=10 March 2016|publisher=Office for National Statistics|work=Neighbourhood Statistics))</ref>  It is one of the wards that make up the [[Sheffield South East (UK Parliament constituency)|Sheffield South East]] constituency.<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk/dissemination/LeadKeyFigures.do?a=7&b=13689562&c=mosborough&d=14&e=62&g=6356698&i=1001x1003x1032x1004&m=0&r=1&s=1481375343148&enc=1|title=Key Figures for 2011 Census: Key Statistics – Area: Mosborough (Ward)|work=Neighbourhood Statistics|publisher=Office for National Statistics|access-date=10 December 2016))</ref>

==Districts of Mosborough ward==
[[File:Supertramhalf.jpg|thumb|left|200px|[[Sheffield Supertram]] at Halfway]]

===Halfway===
Halfway (((gbmapping|SK432809))) lies in the extreme southeast of Sheffield at the end of a [[Sheffield Supertram]] line. Halfway was part of the historic county of [[Derbyshire]] but has been administered by Sheffield since boundary changes in 1967.

It used to be home to a [[bus garage]] which was operated by Booth and Fisher, a company who were merged into the [[South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive]] in the mid-1970s. The garage itself passed into the hands of operator SYT, then to the [[First South Yorkshire|First]] and has always been seen as a minor outpost garage. It served works and school services and buses starting early from the south side of the city. The garage was closed in 2007, as a cost-cutting measure. Recently((When|date=April 2018)) it was taken over by the [[Chesterfield, Derbyshire|Chesterfield]] based company TM Travel.

It is common to see [[public transport]] in Sheffield heading for Halfway. The Blue Route [[Sheffield Supertram]] terminates at Halfway with a large [[Park and Ride]] facility. The main service to and from Halfway to and from the city centre is the 120 service, jointly operated by both [[Stagecoach Sheffield]] and [[First South Yorkshire]].

The Halfway housing estate is something of a unique experiment. Built in 1975, the estate centred in the small local shopping centre called Streetfields. The houses themselves were built on high quality farmland and to this day there are farms with orchards nearby.

The Sheffield City Council burns a lot of domestic refuse the energy from which in turn is converted to hot water used for both domestic supply and central heating. This is pumped from Bernard Road in S2 to Halfway and links directly with the homes in the Halfway locality. Well-insulated and often compact, these homes are noticeably energy-efficient.

The layout of the estate was such that no house would look directly onto another, with properties curving around meandering walkways and a complex network of through routes to Halfway Drive. This main road is the thoroughfare linking the village to both the Derbyshire county boundary and neighbouring estates of Westfield and Waterthorpe.

Despite being a well-planned and high-quality overall project, the estate today suffers in part from crime and has been called, on the Sheffield City Council website, as an area to work actively towards safer communities.

===Holbrook===
Holbrook was a mining village whose name was changed to Halfway (after the Halfway House pub) to avoid confusion with Holbrook near [[Derby]].

((gbmapping|SK442818))

The name is still used in several road names and commercial and light industrial trading estates, including. 

==== Holbrook Commerce Park ====
The following companies are established in Holbrook Commerce Park  

[[Wikipedia:Holbrook Telecom Limited]]

[[Wikipedia:High Availability Hosting Limited]]

==== Holbrook Industrial Estate ====
Evolution Power Tools Ltd.

===Mosborough===
[[Mosborough]] (((gbmapping|SK426813)))  was part of the historic county of Derbyshire but has been administered by Sheffield since boundary changes in 1967 and is now considered a suburb of Sheffield. It was known for [[sickle]] making and was also a [[coal mining]] area. Notable buildings include the fifteenth century [[Mosborough Hall]], a building which may retain some [[Anglo-Saxon architecture|Anglo-Saxon]] structure, and [[Church of St Mark, Mosborough|St Mark's Church]]. Mosborough Town had a population of 4,063 in 2011.<ref>Mosborough is made up of 13 output areas in the Mosborough ward http://ukcensusdata.com/mosborough-e0500#sthash.NpyA76RA.J6aEQ4d6.dpbs</ref>

The suburb has many high quality houses, local independent shops and hotel conference facilities.
[[File:Mosborough - Methodist Church - geograph.org.uk - 1169341.jpg|thumb|[[Mosborough Methodist Church]]]]
Mosborough a small village in the 1930s and 1940s Had many more drinking places than the seven listed below. They were:
*The Fitzwilliam           Mosborough Moor
*The British Oak           Mosborough Moor
*The Queens Hotel          High Street
*The Crown                 High Street
*The Brown Cow             High Street
*The Black Bull            Station Road
*The Vine Tavern           School Street
*The Butchers Arms         High Street
*The Royal Oak             High Street
*The George And Dragon     High Street
*The Blue Bell             Duke Street
*Duke William              Duke Street
*The Prince of Wales       South Street
*The Alma                  South Street
*The Coronation Club       Chapel Street
*The Sidney                Queen Street
*The Three Tuns            no Street given
In the Kellys Directory there were several other places with licences to sell ale. These were not designated as public houses.

The original village of Mosborough now only has four pubs due to The Wheel being demolished for housing, and The Vine being closed down and turned into a curry house using The Vine as its name. The Royal Oak was also demolished, some would say illegally. It still has one working men's club:
* The Alma
* George and Dragon
* Queen Hotel
* British Oak

The working men's club is the [[Working Men's Club and Institute Union|CIU]] affiliated Miners Welfare.

On August [[Bank holiday|Bank Holiday]], the locals do a [[pub crawl]] known as the Mosborough 10 for charity often in fancy dress. It has been known for people to come from as far away as [[Blackpool]] to take part in this event.

===Waterthorpe===
Housing Estate near Beighton named after Waterthorpe (formerly Walterthorpe) Farm
((gbmapping|SK430827))

The Waterthorpe and Westfield housing estates were built from mid-1970s and were added to over a number of years. Eventually linking with both the old council estate of Beighton and the new estate of Halfway, the estates house a condensed significant number of almost wholly local authority owned properties following the phasing down and demolition of the original estates around [[Parson Cross]] and [[Shiregreen]] in the north of the city.
[[File:Police Station, Mosborough - geograph.org.uk - 194593.jpg|thumb|Moss Way Police Station]]The [[Crystal Peaks]] shopping centre was opened in 1988 to serve the south side of the city. Its original design included markets and fixed national chains including a [[UCI Cinema]]. [[Crystal Peaks]] originally had a ski theme, When one was in the central atrium there was a cable car and skiing mannequins suspended from the glass roof. The centre has always had a petrol station formerly run by [[BP]], and up until recently was open 24-hours. [[Crystal Peaks]] was one of the most popular Shopping Centres in the country, but over time popularity and investment was falling due to the opening of [[Meadowhall Centre]] in the north of the city in September 1990. In 1998 Crystal Peaks underwent an extension called "Crystal Peaks 2" covering the west Atrium from the market downwards, where the original [[Playground]] was right down to the bus station. The Playground was moved to the east atrium near the petrol station. Later on between 2005 and 2008 the centre underwent even more developments. The [[Sainsbury's]] which was originally on the north side of the centre, was moved into much larger, newly built premises which includes a car park on the roof, in the southern wing of the centre on the former site of the cinema.

As for Waterthorpe and Westfield estates, leisure facilities are lacking as the council concentrated upon housing and not the substantial areas of parkland in most other areas of Sheffield.

====Crystal Peaks bus station====
[[File:Stagecoach bus Enviro300 in Crystal Peaks, Beighton, Sheffield 12 March 2008.jpg|thumb|Crystal Peaks bus station in March 2008]]

'''Crystal Peaks bus station''' serves the Crystal Peaks shopping complex, [[Waterthorpe]].

The bus station is situated at Peak Square, [[Crystal Peaks]] centre and is about ((convert|55|yd|m)) away from the [[Sheffield Supertram]] stop.

There are eight stands at the bus station and the main operators include [[First South Yorkshire]], [[Stagecoach Sheffield]], [[Stagecoach East Midlands]] and [[TM Travel]].

Buses go from the bus station towards [[Sheffield]], [[Rotherham]], [[Eckington, Derbyshire|Eckington]] and [[Worksop]].

===Westfield===
Westfield is one of the Mosborough "Townships", smallish self-contained communities that have yet to develop into communities. It is on the fringes of Sheffield, overlooks Derbyshire and is surrounded to the north by quite densely populated housing and to the south by open countryside. It has a small but well-equipped shopping centre.

The housing is mixed with private estates interwoven with [[public housing|public sector housing]] which was originally aimed at the more vulnerable and/or elderly tenants. In about 2006, the local primary school "Shortbrook School", the community centre and the doctor's surgery were burnt out. The surgery was, for a while moved to Owlthorpe then housed in a small green [[portakabin]] not far from the original site. Recently the central surgery has been reopened and the portakabin still stands there, unused. Shortbrook Primary has reopened and will have largely new staff from September 2008. Westfield Secondary School was relocated from its former position in Mosborough village and opened its doors on the border of Westfield in 2007. There are still problems with the community facilities.

Recently the former "Golden Keys" public house has been turned into a local community centre or youth "club" in Westfield centre.

The council has now agreed to invest in the recovery of Westfield. They are investing about £50,000. The local Co-op are also investing, as are the Primary Care Trust.

=== Plumbley ===
[[Plumbley]] is a hamlet in the west of the ward, and is mainly rural, bar a scattering of residences and farms. Its surrounding environs are within the [[South and West Yorkshire Green Belt]].

==References==
((Reflist))

==External links==
*((OpenDomesday|SK4281|mosborough))
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20160304055455/https://www.sheffield.gov.uk/libraries/archives-and-local-studies/community-histories/mosborough Sources for the history of Mosborough] Produced by Sheffield City Council's Libraries and Archives

((Sheffield))
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Mostly council housing Estate near Halfway, SE Sheffield, named after Westfield Farm, grid reference SK433817. Westfield is one of the Mosborough "Townships", built around 1975, smallish self-contained communities that have yet to develop into true communities. It is on the fringes of Sheffield, overlooks Derbyshire and is surrounded to the north by quite densely populated housing and to the south by open countryside. It has a small but well equipped shopping centre, Co-op supermarket, chemist, doctors, newsagent, chip shop, Resident's Association – though the architect who designed the shopping centre does seem to have come from some communist eastern European School of Architecture in the 1950s – solid grey concrete slabs! There is a major shopping complex (Crystal Peaks) about half a mile away.
The estate was originally aimed at the more vulnerable and/or elderly tenants.  Most of its houses, flats and maisonettes still have red emergency pull strings – though these no longer work. About 1994 the lettings policy was changed and the estate has now acquired one of the worst reputations in the entire city – including one of the city's highest murder rates. Good public transport.
In about 2006 the local primary school, the community centre and the doctor's surgery were burnt out. Recovery is under way, the school (Shortbrook Primary) has re-opened and will have largely new staff from September 2008, a new Secondary School opened its doors in 2007. The doctor's is being rebuilt in summer 2008. A mini "one stop" centre is to be created. There are still problems with the community facilities. The entire housing stock on the estate has has major refurbishment. The council has now agreed to invest in the recovery of Westfield. They are investing about £500,000. The local Co-op are also investing, as are the Sheffield Primary Care Trust. Hopefully, Westfield will be restored to its former fine status, but in 2008 it looks like taking a good few years to recover.

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