By Admin on Tue 31 Dec 2019
I ATTENDED the election count on the night of December 12/13 and listened with interest to the comments of the newly elected Labour MPs.
By Admin on Tue 24 Dec 2019
This week, we ask: Does publishing school league tables raise standards?
By Admin on Wed 18 Dec 2019
I SPENT a little time recently walking through Rotherham town centre with PC Paul Jameson from the central neighbourhood team.
By Admin on Wed 18 Dec 2019
I KNOW so many of us are all saying it, but how has December come around so quickly?!
By Admin on Tue 17 Dec 2019
I WOULD like all Millers fans to get behind manager Paul Warne and the team on Saturday.
By Admin on Fri 13 Dec 2019
This week, we ask: After a school pupil is put in isolation over her hair dye, are schools too strict over clothing and hair dye?
By Adele Forrest on Thu 12 Dec 2019
“EVEN your dad enjoyed it” surely has to be a good marker for judging everything in life — and it was what I heard one pantomime-goer say as we left the theatre after Cinderella.
By Admin on Tue 10 Dec 2019
I AM responding to the letters sent to the Advertiser about the election and Brexit.
By Admin on Tue 10 Dec 2019
WE live in an area close to where the legendary Robin Hood used to operate, I think he was a bit of a Yorkshire lad, so the idea of taking from the rich and distributing to the poor is bound to have a special appeal.
By Amy Hebdon on Fri 06 Dec 2019
I RECENTLY read a Macmillan statistic that really shocked me - more than two in three (64 per cent) of adults in Rotherham, say they haven't got around to making a will.
By Admin on Fri 06 Dec 2019
THIS week, we ask: When booking a taxi, do you check where it’s registered?
By Admin on Thu 05 Dec 2019
IT was so refreshing to see three excellent letters in the Advertiser about our need to tackle climate change.
By Admin on Thu 05 Dec 2019
I AM responding to the letters sent to the Advertiser about the election and Brexit.
By Admin on Thu 05 Dec 2019
I HAVE recently returned from a trip to Ypres Cemetery and The Menin Gate in Belgium and have visited the British Cemetery at Bayeux, Normandy, France, where there are the graves of thousands who gave their lives in two world wars so that we today can enjoy the freedom and democracy that their sacrifice gave us today.
By Admin on Thu 05 Dec 2019
SO now we’ve heard all the Big Four’s speeches and manifestos, and what do we have?
By Admin on Mon 02 Dec 2019
FORGET whether leave or remain was your choice when we were asked this ‘once in a lifetime’ question some three plus years ago.