By Andrew Mosley on Tue 26 May 2020
I had been excited for weeks. I had never been to a live football match, but here I was, off to watch Leeds v Liverpool at Elland Road.
By Michael Upton on Thu 21 May 2020
A CRICKET club treasurer who has been found dead at her home in a quiet village was described as a “tour de force” by the club chairman.
By Andrew Mosley on Wed 13 May 2020
A SIX-week pressure-free school holiday, the summer of 1979, leaning against a wall arguing about who was going in goal, characters moving in and out of the scene.
By Andrew Mosley on Mon 04 May 2020
MY brother’s posting of a picture of an empty main road alongside the question “Anyone fancy a game of kerby?” made me realise just how competitive I am.
By Admin on Wed 29 Apr 2020
STREET furniture has changed significantly over the past few weeks.
By Admin on Fri 24 Apr 2020
WHAT is life on lockdown like for an online influencer?
By Admin on Tue 14 Apr 2020
For the past week or so I have been working from home.
By Admin on Tue 14 Apr 2020
AMY Hebdon is the fundraising manager for Macmillan Cancer Support in Rotherham. Each month she updates readers on the latest stories and developments by supporters across the town.
By Gareth Dennison on Tue 07 Apr 2020
Coronavirus isn’t the first epidemic to hit Rotherham. Gareth Dennison takes a look at how the town has fared with outbreaks of disease in the past
By Admin on Tue 31 Mar 2020
This week, we ask: 'Will the coronavirus crisis make community spirit stronger?'
By Joada Allen, president, Barnsley & Rotherham Chamber on Mon 30 Mar 2020
"Of course, this isn’t just a business issue; it’s one which affects us all. If the Government’s instructions haven’t affected your life in some way shape or form perhaps you should be asking why?"
By Admin on Mon 23 Mar 2020
THIS week, we ask: Do you fear you will struggle financially due to the coronavirus crisis?
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.