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Guided tours of the Town Hall
Rotherham’s historic Town Hall is opening its doors for public guided tours next Tuesday morning (30th August).
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Schools across Rotherham report positive GCSE results
Children and young people from across Rotherham have been receiving their GCSE results, with many schools reporting positive outcomes for their pupils.
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What’s on this September
It’s nearly September and there are lots of fun events taking place across Rotherham. This month, we’re really looking forward to welcoming you back to Rotherham's biggest cultural festival Rotherham Show on Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 September at Clifton Park, for music, dance, food, art, performance and more.
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Discovery Day at Thrybergh Country Park was the bee’s knees
Families discovered Thrybergh Country Park, learning about the wildlife and their surroundings.
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Spotlight on the Waverley Buds Community Garden Group
The Waverley Buds Community Garden Group is made up of residents that have come together to design and create a growing space at the heart of the community.
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Motorists encouraged to slow down in Waverley
Rother Vale Ward Councillors, in partnership with Waverley Community Council have purchased two speed activated signs to encourage motorists in Waverley to slow down and be mindful of the speed limit.
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Students celebrate top A Level results in Rotherham
Students from schools and colleges across Rotherham have performed extremely well in A-Level results published today, according to early analysis.
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Ferham Festival celebrates Rotherham's diverse communities
Ferham Festival returned to Ferham Park after a break of three years, and it did not disappoint.
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Celebrating a community champion in the Dalton and Thrybergh Ward
There are many people who make the ward a great place and this month we are shining a light on a very special community champion Matthew.
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New Curate for St Leonard’s Church in Thrybergh
On 1 September, St Leonard’s Church in Thrybergh will welcome its new Curate Reverend Helen Terry, who is the new Curate in Charge of Bramley and Thrybergh.
