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STRIKING SCULPTURES: An impression of the Yorkshire Roses, which will cost in the region of £2.5m to create and install.

Go-ahead for controversial Yorkshire Roses sculptures

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Barnsley's latest planning applications

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Man wins appeal over enforcement notice

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Children’s home plan rejected by council

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Rose sculptures set to get the green light

GRAND PLANS: How designers expect the new youth hub’s outside zone to look.

Youth Zone designs unveiled

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Homes plan refused at former factory site

BASE 71: The new name was announced earlier this year.

Base71 edging closer to opening

GRAND PLANS: It’s hoped the scheme will improve the area.

Plans submitted to develop historic site

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Controversial new homes plan set for go-ahead

Deadline extended for solar plan views

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Bungalows to take place of working men’s club

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3,000 jobs heading to new development

Coun Robert Frost

Homes ‘not viable’ warning

Demolition plan: Alexandra WMC

Plans to demolish working men’s club submitted

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Development could bring more than 3,000 jobs

CHURCH PLANS: Couns Nicola Sumner, Janine Moyes and Martin O’Donoghue.

Church set for its own conversion

GLIMPSE INTO THE FUTURE: How the solar farm is expected to look.

Solar plans see light of day

BASE 71: The new name was announced earlier this week.

Thousands vote in naming of new youth zone

VICTORY: Amanda Goodier celebrates a rare case where councillors have overturned a planning application. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093837

Councillors defy advice to offer nursery a lifeline

Property developer expected to make £500k pledge to area

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Plans submitted for 300 new homes

Councillor Dickie Denton

Lack of consultation over homes worries councillor

AMBITIOUS PLANS: An impression of how The Seam, on County Way, will look in the coming years.

Town centre’s bold new look

Hoyland Methodist Church is to be demolished to make way for new housing

Church to be bulldozed to make way for homes

GRAND PLANS: Mandy Carlson outside the Youth Zone.

‘Youth zone has to succeed and it will’ - pledge

Nursery holding out for ‘Christmas miracle’

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Hotel gets go-ahead to add new rooms

Rockley Dene care home

Apartment plan submitted for former care home

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Parent assessment centre gets the go-ahead

BRIDGE OF SIGHS: Early problems for the Tommy Taylor bridge, reported by Coun Steve Hunt. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093704

Surveyors dismiss concerns over state of flagship bridge

Husband and wife Andy and Theresa Arnold

17-bed plan ‘more hotel than HMO’ says owner

HMO OBJECTION: Coun Robert Frost and Coun Brenda Eastwood, at the proposed 17 bed HMO in Wombwell. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093663

Scheme would see up to 17 people in one home

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Schools set to benefit from £1m investment

CONCERNS: Coun Steve Hunt.

Housing plan ‘risks safety of children’

RENEWED OPTIMISM: Councillors Caroline Makinson and Pauline McCarthy alongside Monckton Development Limited’s Richard Hopkinson and Martin Hague, Phil Robinson of Pegasus Planning, development consultant David Frohnsdorff and Robert Tranter from MHH Contracting.

Brighter days ahead for derelict pit site

EYE SORE: After 20 years the former gusto restaurant is now going to be converted into 12 luxury apartments, and relieve Barnsley of the long standing eye sore building. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093603

New lease of life for town centre eyesore

WORK BEGINS: Leaders gather to mark last week’s ground-breaking event at the new sports centre site.

Work begins on state-of-the-art community sports facility

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‘Public nuisance’ concerns over pub’s plan to extend opening hours

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Colliery building conversion set for go-ahead despite objections

Permission set to be granted for hundreds of new homes

Solar Farm Protest: Linda Noble and Hilary Jenkinson. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093583

Storm clouds gather over solar farm plan

UNFINISHED ROAD: Coun Jake Lodge with the road left by builders unfinished. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093569

Answers needed over state of road

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New centre would assess parenting ability

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Council denies any relationship with landowner

Housing Protesters: Rachael Stewart, Elaine Micklethwaite and Neil Fisher at the greenbelt site on Shaw lane Carlton. Picture Shaun Colborn PD090855

Anger over u-turn on controversial development

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£10m in the pot from housing developments

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Shopping centre health hub edges step closer