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UEFA Women’s EURO heads to Rotherham with ambition of being the most attended tournament in competition’s history
Football fans and residents of Rotherham are invited to begin the countdown to kick-off of the UEFA Women’s EURO 2021.
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Young people from Rotherham elect their MYP
Young people from across Rotherham have been taking to the polls to cast their vote in the bi-annual UK Youth Parliament elections.
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Aspiring leaders step forward at the Rowan Centre
Students at the Rowan Centre have taken to the polls to vote for their Student Ambassadors.
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South Yorkshire Salmon Super-Highway!
The culmination of 20 years hard work starts at Masbrough Weir in Rotherham town centre to help salmon back to the river which they haven’t been able to call home in over 200 years.
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New strategy aims to provide local children’s homes for local children
Rotherham Council’s Cabinet has approved plans to develop new residential homes for looked after children, meaning some of the borough’s most vulnerable children are supported much closer to home.
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Council-run adult respite care could be getting a brand new home in Rotherham
Rotherham Council’s Cabinet is to consider proposals that would see adults with learning disabilities and their carers enjoying two brand new homes for respite care.
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The price is bright for Rotherham’s new LED Street Lamps
Cllr Emma Hoddinott installed the final LED street lamp as part of the programmed replacement project with help from Rotherham Council’s Street Lighting team.
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How could an Apprenticeship help develop your career?
It’s National Apprenticeship Week and Rotherham Council is encouraging people to check out the opportunities available to help move themselves and their career forward.
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Crowds gather to ‘Stand Together’ against genocide
Crowds gathered in All Saints Square on Monday 27 January to remember those murdered in genocides at Rotherham Council’s annual Holocaust Memorial Day event.
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Local groups urged to use renovated West Melton community centre
A community centre once earmarked for closure has undergone a ten thousand pound transformation and is throwing open its doors to local clubs and groups.
