Keyword - Business | Barnsley Chronicle

×

Epaper

Got a Story? - 01226 734262

END OF AN ERA: the Goldthorpe hotel.

Demolition of eyesore pub finally underway

Long-serving Karen Ruth with directors Charles and Emma Mallinson.

Clothing firm moves manufacturing overseas after 60 years in Barnsley

MELT DOWN: Les and Sarah Green with Sue

School ice cream van ban thaws out

Enterprising pupils at Gawber Primary School with a cheque showing the £308 they made for a trip to Whitby.

Enterprising youngsters create businesses to fund trip

Main image for Openreach concerns for town’s elderly residents

Openreach concerns for town’s elderly residents

Main image for Push to fill empty town centre units

Push to fill empty town centre units

YOUNG ACHIEVER: Luke Hoyle.

Hard work pays off for young achiever Luke

DEAL STRUCK: Joseph Green and Alex Sewell.

Business park sold to tenant in multi-million pound deal

Katie Jo Brown at her ‘pipe dream’ florist in Bolton-upon-Dearne.

Katie says it with flower after shop dream comes true

REMEMBERING THE WORKERS: George Arthur who is remembering trade unionists who lost their lives at the workplace. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093080

Town marks workers’ memorial day

Main image for Review reveals slowdown in house-building in Barnsley

Review reveals slowdown in house-building in Barnsley

Main image for Decision date extended on supermarket bid

Decision date extended on supermarket bid

Main image for Council puts brake on taxi numbers despite ‘unmet demand’

Council puts brake on taxi numbers despite ‘unmet demand’

John Healey MP with Usdaw representative and Wath-upon-Dearne Tesco worker Janine Bowler.

Tougher sentences amid rise in shopworker assaults

Main image for Solar farm plan at food manufacturer site

Solar farm plan at food manufacturer site

Main image for ‘Considerable’ investment needed to protect homes from flooding

‘Considerable’ investment needed to protect homes from flooding

Calum Smith and sport higher education pathway leader, Lliam Dickinson.

Calum gets a kick out of launching own business

Rural broadband provider Quickline Communications has been awarded a Project Gigabit contract to connect thousands of homes and businesses in rural South Yorkshire.

Broadband boost for ‘hard-to-reach’ homes

IRON MAN: Mark Smith CEO of Billington Holdings which incorporates Shafton Steel, held an open day in conjunction with Barnsley college and Betterweld education services. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093025

Apprentice initiative aiming to teach lifelong skills

UPROAR: Locals on Wood Lane Carlton are up in arms, about proposed planning for four dwellings. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093050

Residents hit out over property plan

Main image for Restaurant cooks up fundraising boost for church

Restaurant cooks up fundraising boost for church

Main image for Solar farm plans ‘still very much active’

Solar farm plans ‘still very much active’

MORE UNITS: Coun Dave White on the site where planning has been passed for another 7 warehouse units. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093051

‘Much needed’ warehouses get go-ahead despite opposition

Main image for Fearful flyers urged to reach for the sky

Fearful flyers urged to reach for the sky

Oliver Coppard Mayor of South Yorkshire

Active Travel bid to get kids on their bikes

EVRI TOUR: Pupils from Hoyland Common primary school enjoyed their day out, touring the giant EVri distribution depot at Hoyland. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093015

Pupils get behind-the-scenes look at Evri parcel hub

REVIEWED PLAN: How The Seam could look.

Funding secured for new gateway to town centre

Main image for MP welcomes Doncaster airport deal

MP welcomes Doncaster airport deal

Mayor Mick Stowe with Nigel Palmer, managing director for SCC Air Compressors UK.

German manufacturer opens UK base in Barnsley

GROWING: Slime Party UK owner Ruby Sheldon and agent Knight Frank’s Kitty Hendrick.

Global success for Barnsley slime maker

FUNDRAISER: Emma and Simon Atkinson at Barnsley Hospice.

Taxi firm gears up to support hospice

SUCCESS: Hazlehead’s three-turbine scheme.

Barnsley wind farm powers thousands of homes

SUPPORT: Coun David White.

Redundant staff offered support after ‘devastating’ closure

Alba Ojeda Corujo and baby Luca, Keith Jackson (Tesco Communications Manager), Dave Chambers (Salvation Army Lead Collector), Tracey James (Lead Nurse) and Matteo Ojeda Corjuo and baby, Pablo.

Packs delivered for premature babies

AWARD WIN: Leah Burkinshaw with managing director Chris Gillis.

Barnsley’s Leah wins top apprenticeship award

Footpath Refurbished: Coun James Higginbotham at the site of the footpath which is set to be re laid. Picture Shaun Colborn PD092955

Developers’ cash to boost green spaces

Coun. Robin Franklin

Job losses as Barnsley firm ceases trading

AWARD: Royston Glass employees toast their award.

Firm earns workplace wellbeing award

COD CRUMBLE: Fish and chips are going Scottish style at the two gates fishery in shafton, with cod or haddock now being available fried in bread. crumbs, pictured is manager Fiona. picture Shaun Colborn PD092948

Chippy frying high with £100k investment

Housing Issue: Councillors Mick Stowe and Robin Franklin with the land that could soon be built over with up to 200 houses. Picture Shaun Colborn PD092951

Councillors oppose new estate plan

ACT NOW: Matthew and Fran.

Bus petition handed in amid fresh franchising calls

KING OF SCONES: Mayor and Mayoress of Barnsley, paid a visit to the largest scone factory in the world based in Carlton, Haywood and padgett have the capacity to produce 6 million scones every week. Picture Shaun Colborn PD092926

Barnsley bakery becomes home of the scone

TEN YEARS DOWN: John Healey MP with Owen McLellan, managing director at Company Shop, Coun Abi Moore, store manager Mark Howorth, supervisor Gareth Pridham and shopworker Gill Murch.

Social supermarket celebrating decade of ‘incredible impact’

SUPPORT: Coun David White.

Window firm administrators move in

BAD JUNCTION: Coun James Higginbottom at the junction of Stainboro rd and Keresforth hill road. Picture Shaun Colborn PD092896

Years of Tory cuts leave Barnsley £1bn worse off

Main image for Lack of taxis hitting nightlife - leader

Lack of taxis hitting nightlife - leader

Main image for ‘Compelling’ case for airport return

‘Compelling’ case for airport return

Meat Mart employees with Jim Viggers, donating funds to Barnsley Foodbank Partnership’s Suzanne Storey.

Butcher serves up meaty donation