Incident ongoing on East Dene street
Incident ongoing on East Dene street
Aye, that Rotherham. Said proper.
Incident ongoing on East Dene street
Firefighters have completed work to tackle the Cairngorms wildfire nearly five weeks after it began. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) said crews left the scene on Monday and handed the final affected area around the RSPB Abernethy Nature Reserve over to the RSPB. The wildfire in the Cairngorms [...] The post Firefighters leave scene of Cairngorms wildfire after nearly five weeks first appeared on Rother Radio.
The teacher expressed “regret, shame and sorrow” for his actions
also reported by The Star — News
'We do believe in our town' says Rotherham history group
Cooler weather can be the perfect excuse to refresh your fragrance collection, with warm vanilla, amber, woods and floral notes all offering different ways to make the switch into autumn.
e.l.f. Cosmetics shoppers can get a full-size Bronzing Drops in Pure Gold for free in a limited promotion, making this the ideal time to buy two of the brand's best-selling products: Sheer For It Blush Tint and Main Stain Lip Marker.
A long-running planning dispute has passed a major hurdle
Donations and pledges pour in from community for heartbroken children
Young Rotherham mum Sophie White and her family are celebrating remarkable news after groundbreaking treatment for her brain tumour.
also reported by Rotherham Advertiser — News, The Star — News
MP hails 'strong mix of skills' of board members to bring 'meaningful change'
Cat's new owners were feline worried over legal wrangle
The Children’s Commissioner has warned of “closed doors and dead ends” for many education providers when they refer young people to the Government’s anti-terror programme. Referrals to Prevent involving children have risen in the past decade, from 2,918 in 2016-17 to 4,715 in 2024-25. Prevent is described by the Government [...] The post ‘Closed doors and dead ends’ in support for violence-fixated young people first appeared on Rother Radio.
When Lucy Bows gave birth to her daughter in June she vowed to be back on the tennis courts no later than the end of July and resume league tennis by Mid-August.
Paul Hutchinson had a race to remember as the Kimberworth Strider tackled his first Half Marathon at Newark. On his maiden effort Paul clocked an excellent 1:40.21
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Visitors tell Rotherham folk that they should have more belief in their town
A water company has been told to improve after thousands of customers faced supply issues once again. The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said another disruption for South East Water (SEW) customers was “simply not good enough” as the firm urged them to only use water for [...] The post ‘Simply not good enough’ says Defra as South East Water customers face outage first appeared on Rother Radio.
Owners claim ongoing issues threaten farm's 'reputation and future'
It's slot funny - man says post box hole is too small for mail
Former boxer Wladimir Klitschko said his family is “going through a time of profound shock and grief”, following the death of his former partner Hayden Panettiere. The Heroes and Nashville actress, who died on Sunday at the age of 36, was the mother of their daughter Kaya. Police in Greenville, [...] The post Wladimir Klitschko feeling ‘shock and grief’ at death of Hayden Panettiere first appeared on Rother Radio.
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