By David Parker on Tue 12 Nov 2019
KIND and caring supporters raised more than £5,000 for a disability charity to replace a minibus which was swiped during heavy flooding in Rotherham on Thursday.
By Michael Upton on Mon 11 Nov 2019
MORE than £45,000 has been pledged to an appeal fund launched to support South Yorkshire flood victims.
By David Parker on Fri 08 Nov 2019
A "DEVASTATED" disability charity has appealed for information after its minibus was stolen during heavy flooding in Rotherham last night (Thursday).
By Chloe West on Thu 31 Oct 2019
FIREFIGHTERS rescued a dog from a flat in Rawmarsh last night (Wednesday) after a deliberate fire spread from outside.
By Chloe West on Tue 29 Oct 2019
OFFICERS on patrol in Rawmarsh found a machete in the passenger footwell of a car while carrying out a search yesterday afternoon (Monday).
By Chloe West on Mon 28 Oct 2019
A MAN was taken to hospital after a medical episode at the wheel in Rawmarsh last night (Sunday).
By Gareth Dennison on Fri 25 Oct 2019
A MOTORIST was arrested after this crash caused damage to a property in Rawmarsh.
By Adele Forrest on Fri 25 Oct 2019
A MICRO-pub owner says he is “devastated” after his planning appeal was rejected, forcing his new £60,000 business into the ground.
By David Parker on Thu 17 Oct 2019
THE FAMILY of a nursery worker who was killed in a car crash in Thurcroft have paid tribute to a "wonderful bubbly girl".
By David Parker on Wed 16 Oct 2019
A MAN suffered a broken cheekbone and eye socket in an attack outside a pub, police said.
By David Parker on Tue 15 Oct 2019
A MAN is expected to stand trial next year over the murder of mum-of-four Alena Grlakova.
By Chloe West on Mon 14 Oct 2019
THE death of a five-year-old boy was caused by several factors including multiple-organ failure and septic shock, a coroner concluded today (Monday).
By David Parker on Mon 14 Oct 2019
A FLY-TIPPER has been fined for dumping hundreds of tyres near an allotment in Rawmarsh.
By Chloe West on Fri 11 Oct 2019
A PAEDIATRIC consultant giving evidence at an inquest into the death of a five-year-old boy said it is “possible” the outcome could have been different if he had been treated for sepsis and not diabetes.
By Chloe West on Thu 10 Oct 2019
A CONSULTANT who was part of a transport team preparing to move a “very ill” five-year-old boy from Rotherham Hospital to Sheffield Children’s Hospital told his inquest they had been handling “two very difficult situations” as his condition deteriorated.