Sheffield woman’s ‘toe-riffic’ bedtime story supports Sheffield Children’s Hospital Charity.
While most people would probably look in disgust at a stranger’s foot protruding into their face, Flo the (friendly) Toe Monster eyes them up eagerly. But she’s not going to eat them up; she keeps them warm and toasty while children sleep in their beds. Flo the Toe Monster is...
The Coalfield Symphony launch debut album, Virtue and Villainy
Barnsley’s musical duo, The Coalfield Symphony, are proud to launch their debut album Virtue and Villainy masterfully created during lockdown 2020.
The season of sustainability
Show the planet some love this winter with Rotherham Climate Action’s eco-friendly tips for how to reduce our environmental footprint at Christmas.
Rotherham Climate Action aims to build back better to protect our planet
With the help of Rotherham Climate Action, have your say on how Rotherham tackles the climate change crisis and build back better.
BIADS: Help for today, hope for tomorrow
Caring for someone with dementia can be a 24-hour job and one that often takes over any relationship you both may have had before. But at BIADS – Barnsley Independent Alzheimer’s and Dementia Support – their unique support service helps people diagnosed with dementia and their carers to reconnect with...
Penistone Gateway Club
Every Friday night during term time, St Andrews Methodist Church in Penistone comes alive with the sound of laughter. There’s singing on the karaoke, cheering on the players of a video game tournament, and the odd shout of BINGO! All wrapped up in giggles and glee. For St Andrews Church...
We Can Survive Singers
Joined together by an invisible chord, members of one Barnsley-based choir really are singing off the same hymn sheet. They’ve got all their life to live and all their love to give, they are the We Can Survive Singers. They’re not professional vocalists, they don’t read music, and they definitely...
Celebrating 25 years of Rotherham U3A
They say the first age of education is the journey through school, the second learning job skills or how to parent – then what becomes of the third age once children have flown the nest or retirement beckons? How about enrolling at a university with a difference where the only...
Peter Foster: Riding High at 80
When approaching the grand old age of 80, some people may appreciate a heartfelt message in a birthday card, a slap-up family meal, or even a new pair of slippers. But not for one outgoing octogenarian from Rotherham. When Peter Foster turned 80 this summer, he geared up to take...
Is it ‘D-day’ for you?
LEGAL TALK with Elmhirst Parker Solicitors January is traditionally a time of new beginnings with resolutions made to do things differently and start afresh. Typically, plans might include starting a diet or exercise regime, making more time for friends or family or maybe changing jobs. But it can also spell...