I usually avoid 12-day advent calendars but the Sentier fragrance one changed my mind
Six perfumes, six scented candles and one standout fragrance made me rethink 12-day advent calendars.
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Mum forced to homeschool children after being snubbed by estate's only school
Plans for a second Waverley school have been scrapped
Match File ... a focus on Rotherham United's Saturday opponents, Northampton Town
Next up for the Millers is a trip to Sixfields Stadium
What is satin foundation? The make-up finish that could be the middle ground you’ve been looking for
If your foundation always seems either too matte or too glowy, satin could offer the middle ground you’ve been searching for. That’s why e.l.f.’s Soft Glam Satin Foundation is worth knowing about.
Yorkshire mum and daughter star in Boots campaign after cancer journey helped rebuild confidence
A Yorkshire mother and daughter are starring in a new Boots campaign about confidence – after beauty products helped mum Amanda Clarke rediscover her sense of self following cancer treatment.
Town has fewest jobs for young in UK, report finds
Rotherham has just 46 vacancies online for every 1,000 young people, according to a new study.
Children left in limbo after being refused places at Waverley school
Keeping the children at their former schools in Thurcroft would mean four bus journeys a day costing more than £10.
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Rotherham Hospice named 'one of Britain’s best charities' after double national win
The hospice triumphed against major national charities and praised the “quality of its people”
QPR supporters donate old football shirts to charity
QPR fans who donated their old football shirts were given new ones.
RHS to Rotherham: Strictly star adds sparkle to opening of Chelsea Flower show garden
TV show’s head judge Shirley Ballas attended the opening of an RHS flower show garden in its permanent home at a specialist health site in the borough
Animal sanctuary wins fight to stay
A Rotherham rescue centre caring for more than 150 animals has been given permission to stay on Green Belt land despite concerns from neighbours.
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Rathbones launches campaign to promote financial planning
The wealth management business is running its first TV advert.
HCLTech launches 'Pulse' for fast-scaling enterprises
HCLTech Pulse aims to modernise technology foundations for fast-growing businesses.
Councillor slams time spent on 'tacky' house extension row
“Would I have built it as my own extension? No, I think it’s a bit tacky.”
Tories vow to replace tax rules which have ‘badly let down’ the self-employed
The Conservatives will replace a set of tax rules for self-employed people which have “badly” let them down, shadow chancellor Andrew Griffith has announced. Mr Griffith made the announcement in his first speech since he was appointed as John Healey’s opposite number in the Conservative reshuffle at the end of [...] The post Tories vow to replace tax rules which have ‘badly let down’ the self-employed first appeared on Rother Radio.
New lease of life for former Rotherham pub after shop and restaurant approved
Officers said bringing the building back into use would reduce the risk of antisocial behaviour and create jobs.
Long-shuttered Rotherham pub to become restaurant and convenience store
Officers said bringing the building back into use would reduce the risk of antisocial behaviour and create jobs.
Interest rates held at 3.75% but Bank warns Iran war could mean future hike
The Bank of England has held interest rates at 3.75%, but policymakers warned that pressure to raise rates is building as the Iran war goes on. The Bank’s monetary policy committee (MPC) said global energy prices were volatile and likely to push inflation higher by the end of the year [...] The post Interest rates held at 3.75% but Bank warns Iran war could mean future hike first appeared on Rother Radio.
Technology saves Brits 13 days a year by speeding up daily chores
Technology is helping Brits save 13 days a year by making everyday tasks faster.
The 1980s has been crowned Britain’s most standout decade
The 1980s has been crowned Britain’s most standout decade, according to research.