By Andrew Mosley on Wed 18 Mar 2020
IT is impossible to know how coronavirus will hit businesses and their staff over the next few weeks – and the Rotherham Advertiser is no different, writes editor Andrew Mosley.
By David Parker on Mon 16 Mar 2020
IT MIGHT be set during the US Great Depression of 1933 but Annie, Jr, performed by the students of Dinnington Operatic Society, is a joyful jaunt.
By Admin on Fri 13 Mar 2020
THIS week, we ask: Should all schools be closed to combat the coronavirus outbreak?
By Andrew Mosley on Mon 09 Mar 2020
THE Rotherham Advertiser is proud to have brought news to the people of the borough for more than 160 years, writes editor Andrew Mosley.
By Admin on Fri 06 Mar 2020
THIS week, we ask: Have you ever dropped litter?
By Admin on Thu 27 Feb 2020
THIS week, we ask: Are you worried about the spread of coronavirus? Go online to vote.
By Admin on Mon 24 Feb 2020
EQUIPPED with hope, ambition and a dream of pursuing their chosen career, each year thousands of youngsters will leave full-time education, determined to make their mark on the world.
By Admin on Fri 21 Feb 2020
This week we ask; After a report finds child sex abuse survivors feel let down by the court system and NHS, would you pay more in council tax to fund dedicated support?
By Admin on Wed 19 Feb 2020
RECENTLY, along with others, I met with the Home Secretary, Priti Patel.
By Admin on Wed 19 Feb 2020
I WATCHED the webcast of the Rotherham Council Cabinet meeting which was held on Monday February 17.
By Admin on Thu 13 Feb 2020
This week, we ask: Do you take part in Valentine’s Day celebrations?
By Admin on Thu 13 Feb 2020
I’M excited to see the first sighting of daffodils and snow drops!
By Admin on Mon 10 Feb 2020
This week, we ask: Are Rotherham’s bus services good enough?
By Admin on Fri 31 Jan 2020
This week, we ask: As a survey puts Rotherham bottom of the health league table, do you eat your “five a day” and take regular exercise?
By Admin on Fri 24 Jan 2020
MORE good news for Rotherham — we are the fifth worst town in the UK. The good news is, obviously, that there appear to be four places that are worse than Rotherha
By Admin on Fri 24 Jan 2020
IT was heartening and encouraging to see you’d devoted a full page of the Advertiser to the campaigning letter and efforts of the children at Wath Victoria Primary School to maximise plastic recycling as a practical way of tackling our current, pressing climate change crisis.