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Pharmacists will be able to treat people for more illnesses under NHS scheme
Pharmacists will be able to treat people with migraines, acne, more types of ear infection and other conditions as the NHS “pharmacy first” scheme is expanded. The scheme allows people to get care for certain common illnesses from qualified pharmacists without needing to see a GP first. From this autumn [...] The post Pharmacists will be able to treat people for more illnesses under NHS scheme first appeared on Rother Radio.
Restaurant and ‘One Stop-type’ shop planned for long-empty pub
A restaurant and “One Stop-type” convenience store could open at Kimberworth’s long-vacant Green Dragon Inn, with councillors advised to approve the redevelopment despite residents’ traffic and parking concerns.
Plans to transform former Kimberworth pub into restaurant and shop to get green light
Plans to transform a long-vacant Rotherham pub into a restaurant and convenience store are set to be approved despite concerns about parking, congestion and nearby businesses.
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Fire crews tackle van blaze after arson attack
Firefighters from Rotherham attended the 'deliberate van fire'
Mayors to be given power to impose tourist tax
Plans to give England’s mayors the power to introduce a tourist tax will be set out on Thursday. The levy will be decided by local leaders and charged as a percentage of the cost of accommodation to overnight visitors, rather than a flat fee, which the Government argues will protect [...] The post Mayors to be given power to impose tourist tax first appeared on Rother Radio.
Flight disruption easing as air traffic boss faces calls to resign
Flight disruption that caused chaos for hundreds of thousands of passengers has eased, with schedules set to return to normal later. Technical issues with air traffic control systems have caused more than 2,000 flights arriving or departing the UK to be cancelled since Tuesday. The disruption is easing, with only [...] The post Flight disruption easing as air traffic boss faces calls to resign first appeared on Rother Radio.
Bayeux Tapestry set to be unveiled to the public today
The Bayeux Tapestry is set to be unveiled to the public today at the British Museum. The tapestry – the woven record of the Norman conquest – has returned to the UK for the first time in almost 1,000 years, on loan until September 2027 as part of a special [...] The post Bayeux Tapestry set to be unveiled to the public today first appeared on Rother Radio.
Grimm and Co events to bring stories to life
'Shadows of the Past' will see guests step into the archives at the Ship Hill HQ
Rotherham rape suspect wanted after missing court date - police issue appeal for help
Police issue appeal and photograph in search for suspect
August was world’s joint hottest month on record – scientists
August was the world’s joint hottest month on record, with global temperatures 1.65C above pre-industrial times, scientists have said. Last month tied with July 2023 for the hottest calendar month in the temperature records, as well as the hottest August ever recorded for the world, scientists from the European Union’s [...] The post August was world’s joint hottest month on record – scientists first appeared on Rother Radio.
Rotherham boy's balance problems were first sign of devastating diagnosis
'I'm not writing this for sympathy', says mum, as Layton's family launch fundraiser to ease financial pressure
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School's playground pool aims to boost swim skills
The Rotherham school says the temporary pool is cheaper than paying for transport to a local facility.
National security ‘can’t come at the expense of social security’ – Andy Burnham
National security “can’t come at the expense of social security”, the Prime Minister has insisted, as he criticised Tory plans to fund defence. Tory leader Kemi Badenoch used Andy Burnham’s second Prime Minister’s Questions to question whether the Government would reach 3% for defence funding by 2030, insisting there were [...] The post National security ‘can’t come at the expense of social security’ – Andy Burnham first appeared on Rother Radio.
Cycle lanes reviewed after thousands sign petition
The petition called on Rotherham Council to "take the blinkers off and look at what people want".
Rotherham backs call to keep half of local speeding-fine cash
Rotherham councillors have backed calls for half the money raised through local speeding fines to be spent on making the borough’s roads safer.
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Rotherham councillors to lose vote on smaller planning applications
Smaller planning applications in Rotherham will be decided by council officers rather than debated and voted on by elected councillors under new national rules.
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Rotherham Council agrees review of cycle lanes and road safety after thousands sign petition
Rotherham Council has unanimously agreed to review cycle-lane schemes and give greater consideration to road-safety measures after more than 3,600 people backed a petition.
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Transport Secretary does not believe air traffic control issue was ‘unavoidable’
The Transport Secretary has told MPs she did not believe the air traffic control problems that have caused chaos for hundreds of thousands of passengers were “unavoidable”. Travellers were caught up in the disruption after hundreds of flights were cancelled following the Nats technical issue on Tuesday. Cancellations and delays [...] The post Transport Secretary does not believe air traffic control issue was ‘unavoidable’ first appeared on Rother Radio.