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DOG TRIALS: A dog show open to all is being hosted by the landlord of the Cross Keys pub in Darfield. Pictured going through their paces are Tom Bringloe with his dog “Titan” Picture Shaun Colborn PD093441

Dog show raising funds for lifesaving device

Employees climbing Snowden.

Bakery staff on a roll to raise hospital funds

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Haulage firm expanding after £1.2m boost

FRUSTRATED: Tony Swinden.

Lost phone number cuts deep for hairdresser Tony

AWARD WINNER: Stewardess Teresa Pickering.

Club named best in region for eighth time

FRUSTRATED: Coun Steve Hunt alongside residents who were against the plans.

Housing developer gets go-ahead - after two-year wait

BELOVED: Jean White.

Community champion Jean goes above and beyond

Amy Garcia

Look North presenter set to host business awards

Hannah Pedley and her horse Kilbrickens Princess with competition judge Kate Nicholson. Picture Jenny Viner.

Horse of the Year date for Barnsley solicitor

Old George was one of the businesses that closed for customer safety.

Union calls for better protection for businesses and staff

RECOGNITION: Luke Padgett with the then Mayor of Barnsley Coun Mick Stowe and his wife Elaine.

Bakers who’ve gone international in running for top award

TEAM EFFORT: Berneslai Homes’ staff at the Autism Allotments.

Berneslai staff put their backs into Autism Allotment project

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Nail bars and car washes to be targeted in search for illegal workers

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Town’s cinema complex ‘not on closure list’

WINNERS: Handaran Bakery won the award recently.

Barnsley bakery voted the best in South Yorkshire

AWARD WINNING: Best in South Yorkshire “The Pantry Cafe” in the Elsecar Heritage centre. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093352

Barnsley cafe crowned the best in South Yorkshire

NEW CEO: Ethan Sumner.

Ethan takes top role at only 21

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Lidl bosses ‘actively searching’ for new site in borough

Mining fears allayed at potential housing site

Licensees Paul and Julie Kenworthy with Barnsley CAMRA chair Andrew Taylor and Fr Blair Radford.

Pub with historic Barnsley FC link goes up for sale

REUNITED: Lucy, Jackie and Chris and little Ronnie.

Supermarket heroes save tot who suffered seizure

Fashion Designer Kay Heeley

Strictly Come Dancing designer brings her skills home to Penistone

AWARD-WINNING: Photographer Kathryn Simpson in her studio.

Newborn photographer Kathryn delivers second award win

JIGSAW PIECES: Barnsley market trader who sells nothing but jigsaw puzzles for over 40 years. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093320

John’s still loving a piece of the jigsaw action

CONCERNED: MP John Healey.

MP calls on Post Office to find new location

SEAM CHANGES: Coun Robin Franklin and DMC Manager Ben Hawley. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093304

Barnsley’s next big scheme set to gather pace

Plans for the Lidl in Hoyland Common.

Campaigners celebrate supermarket u-turn

BANK CHALLENGE: Gordon Bird outside Santander Bank in Barnsley. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093303

Newsagent makes headlines with sit-in protest at bank

Amanda Holmes and James Shepherd, trustees of the Dransfield Foundation and Martin Sawdon MBE (centre) from the Exodus Project.

Foundation gives decade of support to local youngsters

CLIMATE GOALS: Left-to-right: Sasha Beswick, Robin Harris, Daniel Cherryholme, Karen Moore and Gemma Lennon (Billington Structures), Christina Cooper (Barnsley College Apprenticeships), Matthew Smith (Enterprising Barnsley) and Stephanie Donaldson (Fareshare Yorkshire).

College launches Climate Connect initiative

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Costly rentals eating into people’s income

BIG PLANS: Sophia Batty, who’s creating a new space for women. Picture: Charley Atkins.

Empowering transformation for former ‘sex superstore’

IN DAYS GONE BY: The clock has proudly occupied its Eldon Street viewpoint for more than a century. Photo: Barnsley Archives.

Historic clock set to tick for decades to come

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Hundreds employed in ‘green’ jobs

PLANS: The application is currently being drawn up.

Huge housing plans on show to the public

BLAZE: The tyres which caught fire.

Couple sentenced over illegal waste sites

NEW CHAPTER: A former cinema in Cudworth is set to be demolished to make way for a care home’s extension. Pictured are Count Joe Hayward, Anita Cherryholme and Sir Steve Houghton. Picture: Shaun Colborn. PD093273

Care home expansion plan will mean cinema demolition

HOUSING OPPOSITION: Karen Knowles leads the campaign to block a housing development which would devastate local wildlife including, Bats, Doormice, Barn owl, Hares, Woodpecker, newts and snakes all of which have been witnessed by residents on Rockingham road, drilling in 2020 has also led to cracking in some properties. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093265

Housing plans get go-ahead despite fierce opposition

FINAL NIGHT: Owner Alessandro Vergine with Cucina’s staff on their final night last weekend.

Council hits back at ‘hypocrisy and greed’ accusations over bar

CLEAN UP: Members of staff from Lubrizol.

Scientists take to the great outdoors for river clean-up

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Popular bar’s closure prompts council row

ONGOING: Work has started to offer the area better broadband.

‘Once in a generation’ broadband upgrade underway in Penistone

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Millions secured to help small businesses grow

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Appeal after antiques stolen from Barnsley business

A new motorbike dealership is set to open in Wombwell. Picture is owner Matthew Gilder. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093240

Dealership ditches Sheffield over ‘clean air zone’

POLES APART: Phil Waller with Coun James Higgingbottom and the pole, on his front drive. Picture: Shaun Colborn PD093242

Man wins telegraph pole fight as firm admits mistake

The business received the Queen’s Award for enterprise and innovation in 2022. Pictured: Dave Toms, director of Cares Laboratory, Professor Dame Hilary Chapman DBE, the Lord-Lieutenant of South Yorkshire and Tom Abbey, managing director of Cares Laboratory.

Mrs Hinch favourite set to grow workforce

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Isabella uses huge social media following to build business