'Disappointment' after café opening delayed due to roadworks
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Rotherham among the best performers for quitting smoking
Smoking rates have dwindled, with a tough new target set
Andy Burnham sets out plans for Government in first Commons outing as PM
Britain needs to be “blunt about what went wrong” over the last four decades, Andy Burnham has said as he addressed the House of Commons for the first time since becoming Prime Minister. He hit out at the deindustrialisation and privatisation of the 1980s, and the impact of austerity and [...] The post Andy Burnham sets out plans for Government in first Commons outing as PM first appeared on Rother Radio.
Prolific shoplifter pleads guilty to 44 thefts in Rotherham after police wanted appeal
“Shoplifting is not a victimless crime and has a huge impact on our economy, and businesses”
There's only a few hours left to get a luxury NEOM bath treat for just £15.40 on Amazon
NEOM fans can pick up a luxury bath treat for just £15.40 on Amazon as a deal cuts the price of this indulgent self-care buy - but the sale will only last a few more hours.
Spending soars ahead of expectations at Rotherham Council
Four months into the year and council spending is too high
This huge LEGO Marvel Avengers set has nine minifigures and is now £60.99
Featuring Thanos, an Ant-Man mech and nine Marvel minifigures, this sizeable LEGO set offers plenty to build and play with at a reduced price
Young entertainers' 'pride and purpose' in honouring Dolly Parton
'9-5 The Musical' already holds a “special meaning” for many cast members
Parents urged to adopt healthier habits to benefit children
Families across Rotherham report they are experiencing the positive ripple effect of parents adopting healthy habits to lose weight, according to Slimming World Consultant Kerry Millson.
Moorgate serve up a hat trick
Due to a combination of the Bank Holiday and some stormy weather Moorgate had just three matches this week, starting with the final game in Division 1 of the Works League, as Moorgate A travelled to face a stronger than usual Stocksbridge A team.
Storms bring much needed help for rivers and ponds
Thank goodness the weather has changed with the recent thunder storms providing some much needed water for the many ponds, lakes and our local rivers, that desperately needed it. Lets hope we get some more. Most certainly it has definitely helped judging by the catch returns.
Free health checks and screening support at health day
Visitors to Lakeside Village Outlet Shopping can pick up more than their shopping at a special Lakeside Health Day event with health checks, screening and wellbeing advice at the centre from 10am until 3pm.
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This gadget could make those long, dark evenings easier for parents and more entertaining for children
When darker evenings mean more time indoors, one screen-free gadget is giving children something to enjoy while giving parents a welcome break from TV
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Competition joy for chilli ace whose business is now a hot prospect
Competition joy for chilli ace whose business is now a hot prospect
Cafe owner's free breakfast gesture goes viral
When two boys found themselves 50p short to pay for breakfast, a Rotherham cafe owner helped out.
Your chance to explore an ancient feature - and learn about its long history
Your chance to explore an ancient feature - and learn about its long history
Man appears in court charged with house fire murders
A man has appeared in court charged with murdering a seven-year-old girl and her aunt who died in a house fire Natalie McDonald, 34, and Valentina Foster died and four others were injured in the blaze in Grangetown, near Middlesbrough, in the early hours of August 26. Jaden Wright, 23, [...] The post Man appears in court charged with house fire murders first appeared on Rother Radio.
Summer 2026 is UK’s warmest since records began
Summer 2026 was the warmest in the UK since records began in 1884, according to provisional figures from the Met Office. The average temperature across June, July and August was 16.5C, beating the previous high of 16.1C set only last year. It means the top six warmest summers on record [...] The post Summer 2026 is UK’s warmest since records began first appeared on Rother Radio.
InnoHK research centres help drive emerging industries and innovation
InnoHK R&D Centres Establish Base at Science Park to Drive Emerging Industries and Pioneer Future Innovation
Green Belt homes would breach council's policy, application admits
New challenge to Rotherham’s lack of land for housing