This fascinating book reveals a glimpse into the pop art history of Sheffield’s most famous club, King Mojo. The book is produced by Mojo Club owner Peter Stringfellow and artists Dave Marvell and Paul Norton. All author proceeds from the book are being donated to the Sheffield Children’s Hospital Charity.

 This is an informative enjoyable record of Ecclesall Road. Its rich diversity is well covered and brings back happy memories of my youth - travelling along one of Sheffield’s finest roads. Certain stretches are still very recognizable but others near the city centre have changed dramatically. The book not only has many photos from the early 19th century but some as late as the 1980’s. It is lovely to be able to follow the route from Whirlow - seeing the changes along the way to the city centre. This excellently produced book with many unseen photographs will be enjoyed by many Sheffield people.

 This book compliments our Then & Now S10 book

 The authors of this series are Alistair Lofthouse, Alison Swift and Ron Clayton

Much of the money made by the sales of these books has gone to St Lukes Hospice Sheffield, some £30,000 to date

 Rony Robinson is the Voice of South Yorkshire.

He has done his daily BBC Radio Sheffield programme for twenty-six uninterrupted years.

But he has also been a sex education teacher, a playwright, and a postman. And nearly a bishop.

He is a bit of a storyteller too.

Find out what the policeman said, what the midwife did and why Rony ended up in the News of the World. And how he died in Rotherham.

Read about the Vicar's daughter, what really happened in the Doncaster sauna, and in the Blackheath artist's studio in the summer of love.

There are indiscretions and personal revelations galore that even Rony would never dare broadcast.

'South Yorkshire's favourite uncle'  -The Yorkshire Post

'Rony Robinson has talked to more women in bed on a Saturday
morning than any other man in Sheffield' – The Star

And the New Statesman said he was ' Very funny'. He is, and so
is this book.