By Admin on Tue 03 Sep 2019
Chief Inspector Paul Ferguson gives readers with our latest update upon neighbourhood policing in Rotherham.
By Admin on Thu 22 Aug 2019
This week, we ask: with Wentworth Woodhouse, Magna and Gulliver’s, could Rotherham become a genuine tourist destination?
By Adele Forrest on Fri 16 Aug 2019
This week, we ask: Do police do enough to fight crime in Rotherham town centre?
By Admin on Mon 12 Aug 2019
This week, we ask: Do teachers need more support to deal with disruptive behaviour in our schools?
By Admin on Fri 26 Jul 2019
THIS week, we ask: Were Labour councillors right to block Brexit Party rival Brian Cutts from returning to the regional police panel over controversial comments about gay couples adopting children?
By Admin on Fri 19 Jul 2019
This week, we ask: Should pupils be banned from drinking flavoured water at school?
By Amy Hebdon on Tue 16 Jul 2019
Macmillan Cancer Support fundraiser manager Amy Hebdon shines the spotlight on some of the charity's key support workers.
By Admin on Tue 16 Jul 2019
I THOUGHT I should respond to the ramblings of Comrade Platts in last week’s Advertiser.
By Admin on Thu 11 Jul 2019
This week, we ask: Is widening the Sheffield Parkway good for the environment?
By Admin on Wed 10 Jul 2019
THIS week we ask: Would you ever consider going on a TV gameshow?
By Admin on Thu 27 Jun 2019
This week, we ask: Do you get your eyes tested regularly, as recommended by opticians?
By Admin on Thu 27 Jun 2019
I AM not qualified to comment on the state education of children, although I have some concerns on the apparently diminishing role of the parents in decisions about their own children.
By Admin on Thu 27 Jun 2019
I HAVE just watched the usual television broadcast of PM’s questions in the House of Commons which gets more vitriolic every week.
By Admin on Fri 21 Jun 2019
This week, we ask: 'Should First bus drivers move their planned strike from Armed Forces Day?'
By Andrew Mosley on Tue 18 Jun 2019
A NEW book exploring threats to democracy caused by cuts to communications departments and reduced staffing on local newspapers features contributions from Advertiser editor Andrew Mosley and Times journalist Andrew Norfolk. Andrew takes a look at the book’s argument
By Admin on Sun 16 Jun 2019
I WAS shocked to see your latest, profoundly provocative, headline of “LGBT lessons same as child abuse” as, upon inspection, it apparently bore little resemblance to the actual story or the core issue that the vicar was addressing. After reading your article, and the publication it refers to, it would suggest that the vicar is questioning the government’s new initiative of Relationship and Sex Education and why the children’s parents are to have little or no say in the matter.