Alex Bruce on the attitude of Rotherham United player Denzel Hall amid interest from Salford City
One offer has already been turned down
Aye, that Rotherham. Said proper.
One offer has already been turned down
The Duke of Sussex and six other household names will have to pay more than £9.5 million to the Daily Mail’s publisher in the first round of legal costs after losing their High Court claims, which were described by the judge as “speculative and substantially inferential”. The high-profile figures, also [...] The post Harry and others to pay Mail £9.5m in first costs bill after failed legal case first appeared on Rother Radio.
The Duchess of Sussex could make a return to acting once she and her family have moved back to the UK. Harry and Meghan are to live in a non-royal residence outside of London, having already enrolled Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet in British schools, it was disclosed on Wednesday. [...] The post Meghan could return to acting once the Sussexes are back in the UK first appeared on Rother Radio.
Anew energy storage system in the UK, designed to help homeowners make better use of solar power, manage energy-hungry appliances and become more energy independent, has been launched.
South Yorkshire's Mayor, Oliver Coppard, has launched The Mayor’s Little Big Book Club.
A man who collected rubbish from homes before fly-tipping the waste has been ordered to pay £2,450 following a Rotherham Council investigation.
'Very special young man' Daniel Towriss passed away last month aged 24
The Sport and Recreation Alliance’s prestigious Community Sport and Recreation Awards is back for 2026, with the organisation looking to recognise the very best of grassroots sport and recreation from across the country.
Rotherham Harriers & Athletics Club will launch its next free nine-week Couch to 5K programme on Monday, September 14.
A Rotherham family who tragically lost their baby daughter at 34 weeks pregnant are preparing to take part in this year's Autumn Memory Walk.
Disabled people will get 24 free access to buses in the move from national government
Residents at The Abbeys Care Home in Rotherham held a summer festival in their own garden. A DJ took requests, they set up a photobooth, face painting and stalls. Margaret, 91, danced in her chair to music she first danced to with her friends more than sixty years ago.
From the historic 250th St Leger Stakes to Ladies Day glamour, Frankie Dettori, Daisy Tomlinson, Mark Wright, Jordan North, family fun and the chance to win tickets – read our FREE page-turning e-Guide.
The initiative is part of the South Yorkshire Festival of Reading
I've decided that I'm going to organise a photowalk, I am wanting to look at doing something positive for Rotherham and possibly good for people's mental health Sunday 23rd August Meet at Rotherham train station from around 1045 ready to start at 11 Walk around a mile or so along the canal and back and discuss routes Everyone welcome no matter the age or ability just come along with a camera no matter how good or bad you think it is NO CAMERA PHONES submitted by /u/sheff_guy [link] [comments]
Hellewell has spent much of her career having to prove people wrong
Fitness goals fall by the wayside after an average of 33 days, according to research.
The deadline is 11pm Tuesday September 1
A new home battery has launched in the UK promising to make solar power storage simpler, smaller and more accessible for households.
A major banking partnership is set to make moving money across borders smoother, faster and more reliable.
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