By Admin on Thu 22 Nov 2018
I THOUGHT ‘wow the Supertram has finally reached Rotherham, and what a difference it should make to my journey to work every day’. I decided to catch my tram at Rotherham Central as I start work early and have some mobility problems, I knew there were a few park and ride spaces at the station.
By Michael Upton on Tue 20 Nov 2018
BEWARE all ye who venture to Chatsworth this Christmas — for there be dragons!
By Adele Forrest on Fri 16 Nov 2018
A HORTICULTURAL haven serving seasonal foods, floral cocktails and afternoon teas opens its doors to the public tonight (Friday).
By Admin on Thu 15 Nov 2018
This week, we ask: Did you attend a Remembrance Day event?
By Admin on Wed 14 Nov 2018
We ask 'Would you use the Tram Train to travel to Parkgate or Meadowhall?'
By Admin on Mon 12 Nov 2018
TORY Nigel Farage states that Theresa May is the worst prime minister ever.
By Admin on Thu 08 Nov 2018
This week, after one of our best-known hotels is given a food hygiene score of zero, we ask: Would a poor food hygiene rating stop you visiting a pub, hotel or restaurant?
By Admin on Wed 07 Nov 2018
MY father was 70 this year and whilst looking back in old photos and items for his birthday he went through a poem he wrote back in 1972 which when I read it thought how fitting it was for this coming weekend.
By Admin on Tue 06 Nov 2018
DESPITE the self congratulations of fans on social media regarding the one minute’s silence at the New York Stadium on Saturday
By Admin on Tue 06 Nov 2018
By Admin on Fri 02 Nov 2018
I WONDER if the Rotherham Friends of Israel have any comment on the following UNICEF report, courtesy of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (of which I am a member):-
By Admin on Thu 01 Nov 2018
This week, we ask: Was the Tram Train worth the wait?
By READER on Wed 31 Oct 2018
WOODSETTS Against Fracking (WAF) write in response to Brett Ainsworth’s letter (October 26), in which he declared “Time to back the frack with facts”.
By READER on Wed 31 Oct 2018
THE Conservative government had to fork out £1 billion to hold on to power at the last general election,
By Rail Minister Jo Johnson on Thu 25 Oct 2018
Rail Minister Jo Johnson discusses the hiccups in bringing the Tram Train to South Yorkshire, and why he's backing it to succeed.
By Admin on Mon 22 Oct 2018
I WISH the likes of Ged Dempsey would stop hiding behind the banner of Labour. Anyone with an ounce of savvy knows that these few are pretending to be Labour members, knowing if they revealed their true party beliefs they would be less popular than the Liberals.