THE QUEEN OF VILLAGES
Wath-upon-Dearne Brewery, Whitworth Son & Nephew. c1900
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- UPDATE – Martin Shaw back behind bars
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- Developer selected for Forge Island regeneration
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- Introducing Funny Thursdays – April Fools Comedy Fest in Barnsley Markets!
- Child sex abuse trial – Judge Summing Up!
- A message from Chief Constable Stephen Watson QPM
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- Wath High Street Coronation Celebration 1936
- SY Police Cadet recruitment now open!
- Discovery of key component of HIV virus
- Rotherham Doorman In Court
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- Barnsley College organises regional tournament
- Prison for sneak-in burglar from Barnsley
- Drugs, cash and vehicles seized in Rotherham
- Man left critically injured following Barnsley assault
- Free heart screening coming to Wath Tesco
- Yorkshire Wildlife Park project to help save polar bears
- Police beg Barnsley road racers to stop ‘risking lives’
- Archives on Tour – Local government in Hoylandswaine
- CCTV image released in connection with Doncaster theft
- Armed robbery in Conisborough
- Four arrested in connection to post office robbery
- Council seeks Borough views on possible move for Central Library
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- wathupondearne Latest news in Yorkshire: Published March 18, 2019 11:55:39 AM Today (Monday 18 March) South Yorkshire Police joins police forces and other agencies around the UK to mark National Child Sexual Exploitation Awareness Day. CSE Awareness Day is an opportunity to remind everyone of the warning signs of sexual exploitation and abuse among children, as well as encouraging victims and survivors of abuse to come forward and report what happened. Detective Chief Inspector Joanne Bates, force lead for child abuse, said: “National CSE Awareness Day is another opportunity for police forces, agencies across the country and our local communities to come together and show their support for this vitally important campaign. “We’ve had a range of activities happening across South Yorkshire to support the national campaign, including presentations at schools and an open day with Barnardo’s in Rotherham.” Follow the hashtag
- Stepping Up To The Real Situation With Coronavirus In Wath
- Warren Vale 1930
- Wath Railway Station 1974
- Rotherham Hospital criticised by inspectors over children’s care
- Forge Island car park gains 200 extra spaces
- District Commander praises Duxford success
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