Sheffield Steelers - Woodhouse Florist Woman of the Week (WOW)

1st December 2011

Sheffield Chamber member's Abbeydale Woodhouse Florist and Ice Hockey champions Sheffield Steelers have recently teamed up to ensure one fan has a truly special match day experience.

Nominations were sought from fans at the recent Steelers game versus Nottingham Panthers to identify the first ever Woodhouse Florist Woman of the Week (WOW).  Supporters were asked to provide names of potential worthy winners and the reason for the nomination to the Steelers desk on the concourse at the Arena, the response in the words of the Steelers Operations Manager Andy Turner was -mad!! The special lady chosen from the dozens of submissions was Linda Stone.  Linda is actually one of the Steelers volunteers that help sell 50/50 tickets and was nominated by many fans.  -Linda is very popular, our best seller by a long way and went through a few health problems a few years ago. Linda is an ever present, and even spends money herself to bring sweets in for any children that she sees on the concourse, a very worthy first Woodhouse Woman of the Week!! added Andy. Darrell Johnson, new owner at Woodhouse Florist was delighted with the response to the first WOW initiative and stated We are aiming to carry out a number of presentations in the remaining Steelers fixtures this season, to make someone's match day even more memorable.

You might also be interested in

EU Reset Must Reverse Trade Slump?

Fri 30th January 2026

New survey data of over 2,000 exporters from the?British Chambers of Commerce Insights Unit, has laid stark the impact of Brexit, Covid, war, and tariffs on the UK’s exports. The data was collected between 10 November and 8 December 2025.

Pragmatic Approach ‘A Must’ For China Visit

Wed 28th January 2026

The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) is calling for the Prime Minister’s visit to China to be rooted in pragmatism and focused on delivering for the UK economy.

Planning System Putting the Brakes on Growth

Wed 28th January 2026

Economic growth is still being constrained by a planning system in England that is ‘too slow, under resourced and unpredictable’, according to a new British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) report.

Clean Energy Deal A Welcome First Step

Mon 26th January 2026

Reacting to the announcement of a new clean energy deal with the EU, William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the BCC, said: