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Thousands sign petition to save £1.8m cinema refurb
Barnsley Council has withdrawn £1.8m funding for Penistone Paramount cinema upgrades. Nearly 4,000 people have signed a petition to reverse the decision.
Dementia-friendly café reaches capacity as Barnsley community gathers for monthly meet-up
A monthly coffee morning launched by Deangate Care Home has proved so popular it has reached full capacity for three consecutive months. The event, held at The Old Ivy Shed in Mapplewell, provides a stigma-free space for people living with dementia and their carers.
Project equips Tech Town jobseekers with AI skills
Barnsley launches two government AI training schemes: AI Career Launchpad offers paid placements with employers, while Getting Job Ready with AI supports…
Compulsory purchase considered for roundabout plan
Barnsley Council will seek approval to use compulsory purchase powers to acquire land for the A635/A633 Stairfoot Improvement scheme on 9 September.
Dickie Bird memorabilia auction next week
More than 150 items from Barnsley cricket umpire Dickie Bird's personal collection will be auctioned next week, including international caps and…
House Fire Causes Extensive Damage in Carlton, Barnsley
A house fire in Carlton, Barnsley damaged two semi-detached properties on Wood Lane early Friday. Residents were uninjured. Fire crews worked until 07:00.
Barnsley Sign Leicester Forward Amani Richards
Barnsley FC have signed Leicester City forward Amani Richards on a three-year deal. The 21-year-old is the club's third signing this week.
Barnsley Sign Curacao Defender Tyrese Noslin
Barnsley FC have signed Curacao international Tyrese Noslin from Dutch club Telstar on a three-year deal. The 23-year-old defender represented his…
Barnsley Mum Inspired to Become Nurse After Hospice Care
Katy Miller from Barnsley became a nurse after receiving support from Bluebell Wood Children's Hospice following the loss of her son Oscar in 2020.
Cleanup Day Tackles Fly-Tipping on Wensley Estate
Social housing workers and council staff joined forces for a day of action to address fly-tipping affecting the Wensley estate near Page Hall.
Leeds museum opens exhibition marking 400 years as city
A West Yorkshire museum will open an exhibition in September celebrating 400 years since Leeds gained city status, marking a significant milestone in the…