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Manager Fiona Meigh of the award winning Two Gates Fisheries in Shafton

Barnsley chip shops celebrate making UK Top 50

BURNT OUT: Garage director Wayne England surveys the damage. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093830

Business devastated as inferno wrecks premises

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Refusal expected for recycling firm expansion plans

Leonie Briggs.

Entrepreneur Leonie really is the business

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Firm fined for failing to protect its workers

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Council to discuss business rates

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Barnsley engineering firm invests £30k in expansion

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Traders to be reimbursed after Storm Darragh market cancellation

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Fire service gets a rocket after forcing firework shop closure

CONCERNS: Councillor Steve Hunt.

Pharmacy merger ‘a major concern’

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Ice cream sellers win fight against cost hike

RETIRING: After 40 years, funeral director Alan Taylor, has closed his last coffin lid, on a occupation that has seen him lay to rest some of Barnsley’s famous names. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093720

Alan retires after directing 15,000 funerals

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No renewal of asylum seeker contract at riot-hit hotel

FREE FOOD AND DRINKS: Area manager Kim Matthews announces Costa’s Christmas gesture. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093726

Coffee shop serving up Christmas Day kindness

Long-serving Barry finally calling it a day

Dave Mills with Caroline Poskitt, who runs Anthophila - Flowers by Caroline.

Town centre traders sleep on streets for homeless charity

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Fewer new businesses setting up in town

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Glass recycling plant to replace brickworks

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Budget ‘has impact on a quarter of firms’

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Brewery to take on third town bar

LANDLORDS LEAVING: PUB Landlord and landlady David and Marylyn Johnson have called time and are set to leave the Tommy Tredlehoyle at pogmoor. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093687

Pub landlords call time after nine years behind bar

EVENTS: Darren and Kelly Buckley at the Shaw Inn.

Pub’s mission to entertain elderly

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Shoplifting increase prompts new crime charter

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Safe Places scheme decommissioned by council

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Action plan set to protect shopworkers

AMBITIOUS: Ex-Mayor of Barnsley Coun Michael Stowe officially cut the ribbon to open the new Goldthorpe square last year, but it’s not gone as smoothly as expected.

Million pound scheme fails to attract market traders

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Union anger at TGI’s abrupt closure

DEAL STRUCK: Josh Malyan and James Darlington of Vertex, who brokered the deal.

Barnsley healthcare supplier sold to PHS Group

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International retailer to move into Glass Works

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Company earns bronze well-being award

POPPY APPEAL: Maggie’s Cafe.

Cafe appeals for help with Remembrance Day tribute

ACCESSIBLE ALLOTMENTS: Michael and Paul Atwal-Brice.

Plea for help with launching new allotment

BEST DRIVER: Yorkshire’s best bus driver and that’s official is Kevin Dyson Picture Shaun Colborn

Bus driver Kevin is the best in Yorkshire

Rob Younger studying the Kes Print.

Town rallies to support struggling cinema

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Fury as ice cream vans face massive hike in costs

BUS BATTLES: Ronnie Steele, Sam Millington, Kevin Carr and Ian Jenkinson lending support. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093371

Control over bus services edging closer

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Trading shake-up set to impact street vendors

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

FRUSTRATED: Tony Swinden.

Lost phone number cuts deep for hairdresser Tony

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Haulage firm expanding after £1.2m boost

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

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

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