Danielle Andrews
The Star, Sheffield
United Kingdom
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Man in South Yorkshire care home suffered ‘permanent damage’ after four-day erection, says mum
The mum of a man with Asperger’s Syndrome alleges that he suffered “permanent damage” after he was left with an erection for four days by care home staff. → Read More
Nine arrests made in non-recent child sexual exploitation investigation in Rotherham and Sheffield
A major incident room has been set up by South Yorkshire Police officers undertaking a “historic” and “complex” investigation into non-recent child sexual exploitation in Rotherham. → Read More
Barnsley’s local plan under review
Barnsley’s local plan is set to be reviewed, five years after it was adopted by the council. → Read More
Planning battle to launch after major housing development approved on former Dinnington Miners’ Welfare ground
A major housing development has been approved in Dinnington – despite opposition from residents. → Read More
Rotherham cemetery to be extended as it is close to reaching “full capacity”
An application to extend Wath cemetery as it nears “full capacity” has been submitted to Rotherham Council. → Read More
Rotherham cemetery to be extended as it is close to reaching “full capacity”
An application to extend Wath cemetery as it nears “full capacity” has been submitted to Rotherham Council. → Read More
Visitors will now be charged to park at Langsett Reservoir beauty spot near Sheffield
One of two applications to introduce car parking charges at a popular beauty spot near Sheffield has been approved. → Read More
Roadworks on Sheffield – Rotherham Parkway due for completion at the end of October
Works on the Sheffield – Rotherham Parkway are set to end at the end of this month. → Read More
Plan to introduce parking charges near popular beauty spot Langestt Reservoir close to Sheffield rejected
One of two applications to introduce car parking charges at a popular Barnsley beauty spot has been rejected. → Read More
New Co-Op store set to be built on car park of well-known former pub
Plans to construct a new Co-Op on the car park of a vacant Rotherham pub have been approved, despite objections from Dinnington Town Council. → Read More
Former shop keeper fined after ‘rat infestation’ and ‘risk to people’s health’ uncovered by inspectors
A former shop keeper has been fined £266 after an an inspection uncovered a rat infestation and the council deemed it “a risk to people’s health”. → Read More
Barnsley’s second levelling up bid worth £26m submitted
Barnsley Council has submitted its second bid for £26m of Government cash for two projects in the borough. → Read More
Sheffield-Rotherham Parkway works on track to end in autumn
If you’ve been stuck in tailbacks on or off the Parkway recently, you may be wondering when they will end. → Read More
Ten percent of sexual offences involving children took place in schools and colleges in South Yorkshire last year
Ten per cent of sexual offences involving children in South Yorkshire took place in schools and colleges last year, new data shows. → Read More
£2m medical centre announced for ever-growing Waverley estate in Rotherham
Plans for a £2m medical centre to serve a new community in Rotherham has been approved by Rotherham Council. → Read More
New figures show decrease in firearms and drugs offences in South Yorkshire, but burglary knife crimes, and sexual offences rise
New figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) show that the number of firearms and drugs offences have fallen in South Yorkshire, but residential burglary and robbery offences increased. → Read More
Rotherham residents urged to cash £150 energy rebate cheques before deadline
Rotherham Council has urged residents who have been issued £150 energy rebate cheques to cash them before the deadline. → Read More
Free bulky waste collection may be piloted in Barnsley South as items left in gardens lead to “pests, vermin and neighbour disputes”
A scheme to collect bulky waste items for free is being considered by Barnsley Council’s South Area Team, due to concerns over items left in gardens causing “pests, vermin and neighbour disputes.” → Read More
Rotherham health centre to stay open at Wickersley site after more than 300 people sign petition
A medical centre branch is to remain open following a petition launched by an MP and councillors. → Read More
JYSK sign approved at Barnsley retail park
A new sign has been approved at a retail unit in Barnsley for Danish homeware retailer JYSK. → Read More