Teacher sent pupil sex messages, locked her in cupboard and encouraged her to take drugs
Lee Nicholson has been banned from teaching
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Match File ... a focus on Saturday's visitors to New York
The Millers are seeking to bounce back from last weekend’s loss at Cheltenham Town.
'Assault' at Yorkshire pub as police hunt man and woman
A man was attacked outside the pub's toilets
LAST CHANCE: Leeds Festival 2026 line-up including Charli xcx, RAYE and Kasabian – tickets now limited buy here
Charli xcx, RAYE, Kasabian, Chase & Status and Florence + The Machine are amongst the big names heading to Yorkshire for Leeds Festival 2026 – and there’s still a chance to see them.
'I looked forward to them, they were my treats - but they were killing me'
A Yorkshire campaign is urging people to seek help.
Summer signing Kieran Ngwenya and the prospect of a Rotherham United debut
The central defender has yet to play after joining the Millers
Demolition begins at Millers' former Millmoor home
The club moved to their New York Stadium home in 2008 and the ground is now being demolished.
Breakfast event will encourage plenty of business networking
Breakfast event will encourage plenty of business networking
Alex Bruce on the offer for Rotherham United's Denzel Hall
The Dutchman is wanted by another club
Find Your Feet: Begin Your College Journey 2026
Running over eight weeks, the welcome programme at Rotherham College brings together activities and events designed to help you connect with others, explore college life and settle into your new surroundings.
Rotherham students achieve strong GCSE results as English and Maths pass rate increases
Thousands of young people across Rotherham are celebrating their GCSE results today, Thursday 20 August
Fly-tippers will be made to pay for cleaning up waste they dumped, Burnham says
Fly-tippers will be forced to pay for the clean-up when they dump waste illegally, Andy Burnham has said. The Prime Minister made the announcement as he laid out plans to crack down on waste crime, vowing that the days of criminal gangs making easy money from dumping waste are over. [...] The post Fly-tippers will be made to pay for cleaning up waste they dumped, Burnham says first appeared on Rother Radio.
Super-gran accuses dog owners of foulest play on her street
Gran of 150 says SIX carrier bags of dog muck were abandoned
Wildlife killed in New Forest fire will take ‘decades to recover’
Wildlife in the New Forest which was ravaged by a fire will take decades to recover – with the blaze destroying ancient beech and oak trees which have grown at the site for hundreds of years, according to Forestry England. The blaze began when a van caught alight on the [...] The post Wildlife killed in New Forest fire will take ‘decades to recover’ first appeared on Rother Radio.
Lewes rail line to reopen in September as work under way to remove train
Work is under way to remove a derailed train from a track in East Sussex after an incident that injured 30 people, as rail bosses confirmed the line will reopen in September. A major incident was declared by British Transport Police (BTP) after three carriages derailed on their side, trapping [...] The post Lewes rail line to reopen in September as work under way to remove train first appeared on Rother Radio.
Students hit their marks as exam grades are released
Students hit their marks as exam grades are released
Contractors and supporters get chance to visit Rotherham school that they are transforming
Contractors and supporters visit school that they are transforming
As a first-time camper, these are 11 things I packed that I found made life easier (cloned)
I was a nervous first time camper, but I soon found that right gear made it much easier. From a spacious tent to a comfortable air mattress, these are the buys I took with me that I think are worth buying.
Trust on a high after its schools make the grades
Trust on a high after its schools make the grades
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Nurse Michelle calls time on a career spanning 47 years
Nurse Michelle calls time on a career spanning 47 years