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Councillors to consider 'transformative' new facility at Dinnington Campus site
Rotherham Council’s Cabinet is to consider transformative proposals to improve the education and life chances for hundreds of children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.
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Helping to get Rotherham residents back into work
A new programme which aims to support residents to progress into education, employment or training has been launched by Rotherham Council.
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First Covid business closure support grants now live
Businesses in Rotherham which have been required to close as a result of the new Covid-19 Alert Level Very High (Tier 3) restrictions can now claim financial support through Rotherham Council.
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Council’s Household Waste Recycling Centres to open seven days a week
Starting this Sunday Rotherham Council’s Household Waste Recycling Centres are set to open seven days a week.
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ROTHERHAM’S REMEMBRANCE MEMORIAL TO BE ONLINE
Due to the severity of COVID-19 and the Government’s guidance on social distancing and restrictions on gatherings, the traditional civic ceremony to mark Rotherham’s Remembrance Sunday will not take place as usual this year.
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Boost for local ‘green’ projects
A helping hand is on the way for environmentally friendly projects across Barnsley, Doncaster and Rotherham.
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Council confirms plan for half-term free school meals funding
Rotherham Council has confirmed plans for funding free school meals for more than 10,000 of the borough’s children this half term.
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Former Arsenal and England goalkeeper David Seaman is helping to reduce the COVID-19 risk in his home town of Rotherham
A video, starring Kimberworth-born and bred David “Safe Hands” Seaman is touring the borough this week asking people to follow the guidelines to reduce the risk of infection in Rotherham.
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Council backs campaign to end child food poverty
Rotherham Council will support families across the borough by funding free school meals during next week’s half-term holiday.
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Rotherham to move to Very High Covid Alert Level
South Yorkshire will move into the “Tier 3 Very High Alert” level from 00.01 hrs on Saturday 24th October in response to the high number of Covid infections in the region.