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Decisions agreed by Rotherham Council’s Cabinet today
Plans to increase the number of foster carers in Rotherham and develop new Council homes were discussed and agreed when Rotherham Council’s Cabinet held its latest meeting today, Monday 18 March
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Rotherham’s Healthy Holiday programme returns for another year
Rotherham Council has once again partnered with a range of providers across the borough to deliver the Rotherham Healthy Holiday programme during the school break.
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Rotherham Council to share latest Wath improvement plans
Rotherham Council will share its latest plans for the £8.9m library and public space scheme in Wath town centre, at two drop-in sessions later this month.
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Leading organisations pledge support to the Armed Forces community
Leading organisations in Rotherham came together to pledge their support to the Armed Forces community at an event last week.
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Cabinet set to approve plans which will deliver around 31 new Council homes
Rotherham Council’s Cabinet is set to approve plans which will provide around 31 new council homes in two areas of the borough.
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Time for celebration at the latest Towns and Villages Fund project
Local Ward Councillors have celebrated another success for Rotherham’s Towns and Villages programme, this time at Wickersley’s iconic clock tower.
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Council to share Dinnington town centre improvements update
Rotherham Council is set to share the latest update on its plans for the £11m improvement of Dinnington town centre.
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New bungalows for Council rent in Thorpe Hesley
A local building company has helped Rotherham Council in its pledge to create hundreds of new Council homes across the borough.
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New plan to recruit and retain foster carers is set to be approved
The Council’s Cabinet will be asked to approve the Fostering Rotherham Plan later this month, which sets out how the Council will recruit, retain and grow the best in-house foster carers locally.
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More support for families: Early Help Strategy is set to be approved
At a meeting later this month, Cabinet will be asked to approve the Early Help Strategy 2024 to 2029.