Strider Steve steals the show
Kimberworth Strider Steve O'Neill rewrote the record books as he was fleet of foot at the flat York 10K.
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Rotherham United trialist leaves and signs for another club
He scored once in two trial games.
Rotherham MP occupies the office where every persuasive plea for extra funding will eventually land
After a fortnight in No. 11, John Healey has probably discovered that every spending decision creates another adversary
Racists leave a trail of vile messages at several village locations
An appeal has gone out to report racists behind village graffiti
John Healey and the politics of saying no
After a fortnight in No. 11, John Healey has probably discovered that every spending decision creates another adversary.
Police swoop on suspected cannabis factory as crackdown continues
Police have a long-running operation against the cannabis trade in Rotherham
Amazon 3-in-1 Apple charging stand drops to £8.49
The aluminium charging station includes a 20W mains adaptor and can hold a compatible iPhone horizontally or vertically while supplying power.
WIN tickets to Country and Western Raceday at Doncaster Racecourse
Four pairs to be won!
Man arrested after nine-year-old girl found injured at industrial estate dies
A 35-year-old man has been arrested following the death of a nine-year-old girl who was found seriously injured at an industrial estate in Arbroath. Police Scotland said the girl was found injured at Elliot Industrial Estate at around 12.02am on Monday. She was then taken to Ninewells Hospital in Dundee, [...] The post Man arrested after nine-year-old girl found injured at industrial estate dies first appeared on Rother Radio.
Man jailed for keeping dead mother in freezer while claiming £78,000 in benefits
A man has been jailed after keeping his dead mother inside a freezer for nearly three years while continuing to receive more than £78,000 of her benefits. Christopher Phillips, 60, previously admitted preventing the lawful and decent burial of Silvia Phillips, 89, at their home in Porthcawl. He also pleaded [...] The post Man jailed for keeping dead mother in freezer while claiming £78,000 in benefits first appeared on Rother Radio.
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Charity football match set for Bank Holiday weekend
Charity football match set for Bank Holiday weekend
Community meeting organised over massive solar farm plans stretching across Rotherham and Doncaster
The information event comes as a public consultation process enters its last month
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Rotherham gunman seeks release from prison to attend funeral of mum after contaminated blood scandal
His mum was one of thousands of people to be given infected blood in hospital
Jailed Rotherham gunman in bid to attend funeral of mum after contaminated blood scandal
His mum was one of thousands of people to be given infected blood in hospital
What are you worried about as a resident?
Hi, my name is Annaleece Longmore and I'm a local reporter covering the Rotherham area. I'm looking to speak to residents about what issues are impacting them most at the moment, and what they think the council/government need to do more to help people. If you're available to speak to me, please get in touch, or email me at [annaleece.longmore@iconicmediagroup.co.uk](mailto:annaleece.longmore@iconicmediagroup.co.uk) Thank you! submitted by /u/JournoAnnaleece [link] [comments]
Dog owners can save 10% and avoid last-minute food runs with this bargain subscription service
Running out of your dog’s favourite food could become a thing of the past. Forthglade’s flexible subscription saves members at least 10%, rewards regular orders and delivers directly to the door.
Shui On Land recognised among TIME's most impactful for 2026
Shui On Land becomes the first Chinese real estate developer named in TIME's 2026 World's Most Impactful Companies list.
Co-working event 'Forges' ahead with latest launch
Event founder ‘blown away’ with success of expansion into Rotherham
British businesses trust Parliament more than MPs do
A new report reveals mid-market British businesses have more confidence in Parliament's understanding and delivery of their needs than MPs do.
Decision due on planning application at controversial house
A long-running planning wrangle over the redevelopment of a family home due to be settled