Heritage Open Days in South Yorkshire
As part of Heritage Open Days, various sites in South Yorkshire will will open their doors to visitors for free between Friday 10th – Sunday 19th September.
It’s showtime once again at Rotherham Theatres
Following an 18-month interval, the curtains at Rotherham’s Civic Theatre have finally reopened as the iconic venue welcomes back live audiences once again.
Saving the Mill of the Black Monks
We look back at the history of one of Barnsley’s oldest in-use buildings, the Mill of the Black Monks and the future plans of its owner Malcolm Lister.
Lee Noble: Helping 100
Following his death in March 2021 after a seven-year fight with leukaemia, the family of Barnsley boxer, Lee Noble, are raising money for bone marrow drills.
Rotherham photographer launches new seascape book
Photography provides us with a return ticket to those special moments when time seems to stand still. But for Rotherham’s Nicola Jones, her new book of seascape photography transports us to the raw beauty, incarnate energy, and immersive emotion of some of Yorkshire’s most stunning nautical scenes. Black and White...
Autumn in the garden
Autumn has arrived and Barnsley garden designer, Sally Cunis, shares her tips and jobs to keep you busy in the garden this season.
Swinton Lock: Navigating the needs of the community
Swinton Lock Activity Centre has been at the helm of the local community since 2004, offering a unique water-based service to improve wellbeing.
Aroundtown Meets Peter Elliott MBE
As a former world-class athlete who won a plethora of medals at three of the four major championships, middle-distance runner, Peter Elliot MBE, is Rotherham’s most successful athlete at international level.
You and Your Health: High blood pressure and cholesterol
Knowing your blood pressure and cholesterol readings could reduce your risk of developing a form of cardiovascular disease such as a stroke, heart attack, or peripheral arterial disease.
