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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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Home plan set to get go-ahead despite concerns

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Residents petition against children’s home

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

Plan for 500 new houses in Darfield

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

Trans Pennine Trail bridge to remain closed for a year

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

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

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

GROUND BREAKING: The new youth zone is now on schedule to be completed by September 2025. Picture Shaun colborn PD093150

Multi-million pound Youth Zone will be world class

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Children’s home gets go-ahead

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Decision date extended on supermarket bid

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Homes plan for Methodist church site

Work has started at Baurgh Green where a large roundabout is set to take shape over the coming months. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093078

Work begins on controversial MU1 scheme

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‘Going Dutch’ no longer an option at Town End

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New-look plans inspired by Singapore gardens

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School revamp budget falls way short of £7m needed

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

UNHAPPY: Cheryl Lavender is unhappy about the ongoing works from 7am at the new St Edwards school. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093048

Residents unhappy as plans changed for new school

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

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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

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‘Ten weeks of tailbacks’ warning

REVIEWED PLAN: How The Seam could look.

Funding secured for new gateway to town centre

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MP welcomes Doncaster airport deal

NEW SIGNS: Coun James Higginbottom, at the cross roads in Wombwell, were new road signs are to be installed. Picture Shaun Colborn PD092982

New safety measures for busy junction

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

FRESH HOPE: Grimethorpe Hall.

New snapshot reveals ‘at risk’ historic sites

CONTESTED SITE: Campaigners say the planned development is too close to Billingley Ings.

Wildlife warning issued: ‘we can’t keep hoping for the best’

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

IMPRESSIONS: The NAVE.

Proposal submitted for ambitious singing hub

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Major plan to move some hospital outpatient services to shopping centre

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£450k investment for village hall

GRAND PLANS: New life is set to given to Penistone’s coal drops.

Plans unveiled for historic coal drops heritage site

TRAFFIC WOE”S: Traffic jams on Old Tannery Road are nothing new, but they are about to get a lot worse. Picture Shaun Colborn PD092923

Motorists warned of months of delays

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Bold plans for ex-mining land

DAVE”S TRAFFIC CONCERN: Coun David White on one of the last remaining plots of land, at Birdwell which he fears could be over developed. Picture Shaun Colborn PD092908

Controversial planning application’s fate set to be decided

GREEN SPACES: Coun James Higginbottom and Coun Robin Franklin. Picture Shaun Colborn PD092871

Habitat ‘bank’ plan gains approval

PROBLEM: Coun Phil Lofts at the site.

Safety fears over lighting issues

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‘Compelling’ case for airport return

LIGHTS OUT: Coun Sam Christmas at the penny pie park bridge, which leads to the path to Pogmoor which has no lighting. Picture Shaun Colborn PD092863

Let there be light, says local councillor

Coun Darren Rodwell

‘Immediate’ action needed on fly-tipping

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Plans submitted for Glass Works unit