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Young people in Rotherham receive GCSE results
Young people from across Rotherham received their GCSE results yesterday (24 August).
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East Herringthorpe residents join councillors to celebrate refurbished play area
This month, councillors from Dalton and Thrybergh held an event to celebrate the opening of the newly refurbished Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) and play area, on Laudsdale Road in East Herringthorpe.
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Rosegarth Avenue ‘looks fantastic’ after Towns and Villages investment
Rosegarth shopping parade is the latest site to benefit from improvements thanks to funding from Rotherham Council’s Towns and Villages Fund.
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Join a picnic at Pottery Ponds
Due to the success of the last year's Pottery Ponds Picnic, the event will be held again on Tuesday 22 August from 11am to 3pm.
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Rotherham students celebrate A Level results
Students from schools and colleges across Rotherham have performed well in A Level results published today, according to early analysis.
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Have your say on the Rothercare service!
Residents across the borough are being invited to take part in the Rothercare consultation to share their thoughts on the service and how it should change and grow in the future.
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Rotherham Show Returns
Rotherham’s largest cultural festival is to return with old favourites plus new attractions on Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 September.
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Rotherham mums support new breastfeeding campaign
Rotherham is now officially a breastfeeding friendly borough after the launch of a new campaign to support mums and families to make the right choice for themselves and their babies.
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Cabinet set to agree £6.4m of funding to support the Rotherham economy
Ensuring that more residents benefit from a more inclusive local economy is at the heart of proposals set to be considered by Rotherham Council.
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South Yorkshire celebrates gaining Local Visitor Economy Partnership status
South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) has welcomed the creation of the South Yorkshire Local Visitor Economy Partnership (LVEP), a collaboration between SYMCA, Sheffield City Council, Doncaster City Council, Rotherham MBC and Barnsley MBC to work together on shared priorities and targets to grow the local visitor economy.
