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£10m in the pot from housing developments

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CityFibre high-speed broadband installation ‘paused’

IMMINENT SALE: Veterans Chris Lloyd and Susan Speight who are fighting the sale of their bungalows in Hoyland. Picture: Charley Atkins.

Veterans’ homes being sold from under them

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Shopping centre health hub edges step closer

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Berneslai bosses welcome Grenfell Tower report

OBJECTIONS: Couns Dickie Denton and Steve Hunt. Picture: Charley Atkins.

Councillors voice concerns over new housing estate

Councillors Pauline Markham and Kevin Osborne

Speed limit considered as 460-home plans submitted

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Go-ahead sought for 72-space car park

The initiative could bring 100,000 visits to the shopping centre instead of Barnsley Hospital.

Town centre health hub under discussion

CONCERNS: Coun Dave White who has expressed concerns on behalf of local residents at the Parkside site. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093452

Councillor slams sports ground decision

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Inspectorate sides with farmer over enforcement notice

Dr Marie Tidball, MP for Penistone and Stocksbridge,

Contractor hope for long-closed Trans Pennine Trail bridge

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Children’s home plan rejected due to complaints

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

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

ONGOING: The work taking place at Penistone Paramount.

Renovation of ‘historic’ building’s roof begins

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Care home gets go-ahead despite neighbours’ objections

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Demolition plans back on the agenda

PLANS: Coun Steve Hunt at the site.

Plans for over 300 houses at former school site

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Residential plans for former church

Coun Steve Bullcock

HMOs taking away ‘affordable family homes’

Mining fears allayed at potential housing site

PROPOSALS: Artist impressions of Wath Library.

New library plans go to public consultation

NEW ROUNDABOUTS: Work has started at Barugh Green on two roundabouts and a new link road which will access the MU1 site. Picture: Shaun Colborn. PD093078

Work starts on crucial link road for MU1 site

LASTING MEMORIAL: Changes not to rename, the miners hall in Great Houghton, have met with a difference of opinion, pictured are Coun Dorothy Coates, along with parish councillor Christine Halliday. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093307

Refurb work begins on valuable community asset

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

FUTURE LOOK: An impression of what the structure will end up looking like.

Major move forward for £9m youth zone

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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Residents claim potholes are decades old

IMPRESSIONS: The NAVE.

Youth Choir’s exciting vision a step closer

Councillor demands traffic assurances after housing go-ahead

PLANS: The application is currently being drawn up.

Huge housing plans on show to the public

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Rising tenants’ complaints prompts council action

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

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Restrictions will help make school safer

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

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

‘Once in a generation’ broadband upgrade underway in Penistone

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Residents petition against children’s home

Home plan set to get go-ahead despite concerns

COMPROMISE: Ice cream operators John and Sue Cairns with Sarah and Les Green before the cabinet meeting.

Ice-cream van operators cool about new rulings

NEW HOME ISSUE: Coun Kevin Osborne . Picture Shaun Colborn PD093246

Plan for 500 new houses in Darfield

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

ANNOYED: Couns Mandy Lowe-Flello and David Greenhough at the long-closed bridge.

Trans Pennine Trail bridge to remain closed for a year

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

END OF AN ERA: the Goldthorpe hotel.

Demolition of eyesore pub finally underway

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Frustration grows as bridge remains shut

GRAND PLANS: Artist impressions of Barnsley Civic’s front entrance.

September opening for theatre’s iconic entrance

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Residents invited to have their say on town plans