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The council subsequently covered the sink hole and an investigation found a mine shaft had collapsed. But, more than a year later, Coun David White - who represents the... ELECTRIC BUSES TO TAKE TO THE ROADS ELECTRIC BUSES TO TAKE TO THE ROADS STAGECOACH is set to introduce its first electric buses into Barnsley later this month. In partnership with the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) and the Department for Transport (DfT), the buses will be on the town’s roads from May 20. The 23 electric buses will feature on the 22x and 221 routes which run from Stagecoach’s Rawmarsh depot, connecting the Dearne Valley across Rotherham, Barnsley and Doncaster. Stagecoach Yorkshire’s managing director, Matt Kitchin, said: ACTION NEEDED OVER ‘SHOCKING’ LIFE EXPECTANCY FIGURES ACTION NEEDED OVER ‘SHOCKING’ LIFE EXPECTANCY FIGURES THE wealthiest women in Barnsley are living almost a decade longer than the poorest females, new figures have revealed. New analysis by academics from the Institute of Health Equity at University College London shows the difference in life expectancy of the least and most deprived female residents in Barnsley has grown by 2.3 years, from 6.3 in 2010-12 to 8.6 in 2017-19. This period was used because it was before the coronavirus pandemic, which substantially... REECE SHOWS REAL COMMUNITY SPIRIT A YOUNG volunteer has been developing new skills while helping his community. Reece Childs, 15, has been working for the volunteer group Jolly Good Communities in Cudworth for two years now. With them, he helps set up events while supporting their planning and delivery within the community. Through this, the Outwood Academy Shafton pupil has developed a variety of new career skills, particularly improved organisational and financial awareness. He said: “The first event which I... CLUB PRESSES AHEAD WITH FA CUP DREAM A LOCAL grassroots football club who are dreaming of competing in the FA Cup are seeking planning permission to improve the facilities at their ground. Dodworth Miners’ Welfare’s senior team are currently competing in the Sheffield County Senior League step seven of the football pyramid and are only one league away from being able to compete in the oldest national football competition in the world. However, if they are to make that step up they... Barnsley FC BARNSLEY FC WOMEN TAKE TITLE Barnsley FC women won their league with a 4-0 success at Wallsend on Sunday. Jodie Gregory made it 2-0 then went in goal due to an injury, with Maddison Foye and Louisa Barraclough also on target. The Reds just needed a point for the North East Premier title but registered a ninth straight win in all competitions to secure first place with a game to spare. They now complete the season at home to Wakefield... A PLAYER BY PLAYER REVIEW OF BARNSLEY'S 2023/24 SEASON A PLAYER BY PLAYER REVIEW OF BARNSLEY'S 2023/24 SEASON A player by player review of Barnsley's 2023/24 season. – Stats for League One games, including play-offs Jordan Williams, 47 starts (1 sub appearance), 1 goal Williams is the first outfield player to appear 200 times for Barnsley in more than a decade and has gone from signing as an 18-year-old to captaining the Reds this season aged 24. He has been a good servant overall but, should he leave this summer after his contract... A TO Z OF BARNSLEY'S SEASON A TO Z OF BARNSLEY'S SEASON After Barnsley's 2023/24 season ended in play-off defeat, we review another action-packed campaign at Oakwelll. A for almost, again Barnsley finished in the League One play-offs for the second season in a row, but that is where the majority of comparisons to the previous campaign must stop. They collected ten fewer points than last season and, apart from a brief spell in early 2024, very rarely played with a consistency and style that made them... BARNSLEY FC WOMEN CAN TAKE TITLE WITH POINT ON SUNDAY BARNSLEY FC women can secure their league title on Sunday with a draw, having won their last eight matches. They took a huge step towards winning the North East Premier with a 5-1 victory at title rivals South Shields on Sunday. The Reds, with two games left, are still second on goal difference but leaders Spennymoor have finished their season. Title contenders Wallsend lost so Barnsley can win the league, and take the only promotion... COSGROVE HOPES TO BUILD ON PLAY-OFF GOALS AFTER ‘INCREDIBLY DISAPPOINTING’ END TO SEASON SAM COSGROVE admits Barnsley’s end to the season was ‘incredibly disappointing’ but was delighted with his own personal performances in the play-offs which he hopes to build on for next season. The striker netted as a substitute in the first leg of the semi-final, a 3-1 loss at home to Bolton Wanderers, then started the second leg on Saturday and scored twice as the Reds won 3-2 but went out on aggregate. Cosgrove told the... MOST READ Two charged over Grimethorpe incident Busy summer ahead with coach search and squad clear-out Accident blackspot action ‘comes at a price’ Brewing giant set to reopen local pub Proposed traveller site turned down Caring Annalise supports mum and excels at school Hospital keen to ease pressure with prescription pilot A player by player review of Barnsley's 2023/24 season Boxing duo’s proud day at the palace Club presses ahead with FA Cup dream News REGGIE SUPPORTS FELLOW PUPIL WITH 100-MILE CHALLENGE A YOUNGSTER raised more than £1,500 over Christmas to support a fellow pupil who’s suffering with cancer. Reggie Cartwright, ten, ran 100 miles in December to raise funds for Children with Cancer UK, after he found out that a Gawber Primary School pupil had been diagnosed with cancer. He originally planned on finishing the full distance on Christmas Day, but ended up going above and beyond and managed to complete it a day early, raising... YOUNG CHAMPIONS AIMING FOR NATIONAL GLORY YOUNG CHAMPIONS AIMING FOR NATIONAL GLORY A LOCAL school football team is vying for national success. Lacewood Primary School, in Bolton-upon-Dearne, have so far this year won both the Pokemon Cup in South Yorkshire and the Don and Dearne-focused Totty Cup. With these wins under their belt, the team of year six students - all aged ten or 11 - are looking to make a national name for themselves, and managed to represent South Yorkshire at Liverpool FC’s academy back in... SUPERHERO LAUREN IS A GIRL ON A MISSION SUPERHERO LAUREN IS A GIRL ON A MISSION A YOUNG girl from Hoyland Common described as a ‘superhero’ is wanting to raise awareness of a rare condition - which affects just one in 18,000 children in the UK - and show people it’s not holding her back. Lauren Taylor, 12, was born with a rare genetic condition called Williams syndrome which is characterised by developmental delay, intellectual disability, cardiovascular disease and growth deficiency. She was born weighing just three pounds and 12 ounces,... BUS MOVE HIGH ON AGENDA FOR COPPARD SOUTH Yorkshire Mayor Oliver Coppard has revealed work to bring bus services back into public ownership will be high on his agenda having been re-elected. Mr Coppard won the election with 138,611 votes, roughly 51 per cent of all votes cast in the ballot. He was first elected mayor in 2022 and should have served a four-year term, but the election was brought forward after the roles of mayor and South Yorkshire Police and Crime... TWO CHARGED OVER GRIMETHORPE INCIDENT TWO people have been charged following an investigation by the Yorkshire and Humber Regional Organised Crime Unit into transportation of firearms into the UK. Ian Claughton, 58, and Lesley Claughton, 57, both of Brierley Road, Grimethorpe, have been charged with bringing a realistic firearm into the UK, two counts of possession with intent to supply class B drugs, possession of a firearm and being concerned with production of class B drugs. Ian Claughton... Sport CAWTHORNE SKITTLE HOSTS FOR 47 Cawthorne took eight wickets for three runs as they skittled Shiregreen for 47 in a ten-wicket ECB Yorkshire Premier South win. The hosts were 44 for two but lost five batters for ducks. Ben Cliff - the Yorkshire 2nd XI bowler - took five for four and Pakistan international Danish Aziz four for nine. Elsecar were removed for 92 in a nine-wicket home loss to Sheffield Collegiate. Barnsley Woolley Miners made it two league defeats... DODWORTH LOSE FINAL ON PENS AT NEW YORK STADIUM DODWORTH LOSE FINAL ON PENS AT NEW YORK STADIUM Dodworth MW lost on penalties in the County Senior League Cup final against Hemsworth MW in Rotherham United’s New York Stadium. Dodworth took the lead then fell behind but levelled in injury-time before losing on spot-kicks. Dodworth have secured second place in the Premier Division. CHURCH BEATEN IN HILLSBOROUGH CUP FINAL CHURCH BEATEN IN HILLSBOROUGH CUP FINAL Penistone Church were beaten 5-0 by Worksop Town in the Sheffield Senior Cup final at Hillsborough on Thursday. Church beat teams in higher divisions to reach the final but were defeated by a side two tiers above them. Penistone also just missed out on the play-offs in the NCEL Premier Division. Manager Steve Lenthall said: “Not the result we wanted. Everybody wants to win a final. But we know what an outstanding team worksop are... DEARNE TAKE TITLE ON FINAL DAY IN FRONT OF BUMPER CROWD OF 835 JASON Blunt says winning the title with Dearne and District this week made him just as proud as playing in the Premier League or representing England under 18s. Blunt, from Bolton-upon-Dearne, led the Goldthorpe-based club to the title after winning their final game 3-0 at AFC Bentley. That put them six points clear of second-placed Doncaster City – who have a game to play – and they have won 27 of 30 league games. Blunt,... SMITH BACKED FOR YORKSHIRE FUTURE AFTER 99 NOT OUT BARNSLEY Woolley Miners won by ten wickets at Stockton in the ECB National Club Championship thanks to a superb performance from their young openers who have been backed to have big futures in the professional game. The hosts fell from 119 for one to 172 all out with George Richardson taking three wickets. Barnsley’s openers secured the win with teenager Owen Smith, who played for Yorkshire 2nd XI last week, smashing 99 not out off... News BOXING DUO’S PROUD DAY AT THE PALACE FATHER and son boxing team Josh and Mick Wale enjoyed a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ day out as they attended a garden party at Buckingham Palace this week. Josh, Mick and Gail, Mick’s wife and Josh’s mum, were invited to Wednesday’s event as a thanks for their work in the community. Now based in Brampton, the Wale-run gym has been a safe place for youngsters to get fit, keep out of trouble and learn discipline for more than... ‘COMMUNITY REALLY CAME TOGETHER’ IN EVACUATION DRAMA ‘COMMUNITY REALLY CAME TOGETHER’ IN EVACUATION DRAMA COMMUNITY spirit shone through after Grimethorpe residents were told to pack their bags and evacuate after a number of suspicious items were found at a property. The bomb squad descended on Brierley Road on Wednesday morning after South Yorkshire Police placed a 100-metre cordon around the house on Brierley Road. Overnight, the evacuation zone was reduced to just three houses, whose occupants are expected to have to stay out of their homes until this evening.... CHARITY APPEAL SMASHES £300K TARGET CHARITY APPEAL SMASHES £300K TARGET A THREE-YEAR fundraising effort which has involved hundreds of Barnsley residents will improve the lives of dementia sufferers in the town - after a huge target was finally smashed to boost patients’ facilities. Barnsley Hospital Charity’s Make A Memory Appeal reached £300,000 - and bosses say it’s thanks to the ‘overwhelmingly generous’ support of local people who have chipped in since 2021. The target was established to transform the care of the elderly ward at... ACCIDENT BLACKSPOT ACTION ‘COMES AT A PRICE’ SWIFT action has been taken at an accident ‘blackspot’ on the edge of the town centre - which has been the location of five accidents in as many months - after motorists claimed their line of vision was being obstructed by a pedestrian crossing. The junctions of Racecommon Road, Park Road and Keresforth Hall Road saw three accidents over the festive period while a more serious collision occurred last month which resulted in a hospitalisation.... PROPOSED TRAVELLER SITE TURNED DOWN PLANS to turn former allotments in Brierley into a caravan site for a traveller family have been turned down by Barnsley Council. The site, off Mackey Lane, is just over 1,000sqm in size and there is currently a twin unit mobile home sited at the northern edge. An enforcement notice was issued in October last year, stating the work was classed as ‘inappropriate development on the green belt land’. A report states: “Heavy plant and... Barnsley FC BUSY SUMMER AHEAD WITH COACH SEARCH AND SQUAD CLEAR-OUT BARNSLEY are set for a very busy summer as the search for a new head coach continues while the majority of the out-of-contract players are not expected to stay on. Since losing in the League One play-off semi-finals to Bolton Wanderers on Tuesday, the Reds hierarchy have been meeting with out-of-contract players and could announce their retained list today. They are also looking for a new head coach, having sacked Neill Collins with one game... DEVANEY TO RETURN TO OLD JOB AFTER ‘LEARNING EXPERIENCE’ DEVANEY TO RETURN TO OLD JOB AFTER ‘LEARNING EXPERIENCE’ MARTIN Devaney says he is not in contention to be Barnsley head coach permanently but has learned a lot from his spell as interim boss. The 43-year-old former Reds player took over in late April after Neill Collins was sacked, overseeing the final league game and the play-off semi-final defeat to Bolton Wanderers. Speaking after the second leg, Devaney told the Chronicle: “I don’t believe I am a candidate. “I think we’ll leave that to... TALKING POINTS FROM FINAL GAME OF SEASON TALKING POINTS FROM FINAL GAME OF SEASON Analysis of a thrilling second leg of the League One play-off semi-final at Bolton Wanderers. Barnsley, trailing 3-1 from the home leg, took the lead through Sam Cosgrove but were 2-1 down at half-time before Adam Phillips and Cosgrove put them ahead on the night. They missed chances to level on aggregate and missed out on the Wembley final. FIGHTBACK SALVAGES PRIDE BUT NOT GOOD ENOUGH OVERALL AFTER just falling short of completing possibly... 'FANTASTIC PERFORMANCE' DESPITE LOSS, SAYS DEVANEY Martin Devaney hailed a ‘fantastic performance’ in the second leg of the play-off semi-final at Bolton Wanderers but admitted the first leg defeat cost them. The Reds were 3-1 down from the first leg then, despite opening the scoring in the second through Sam Cosgrove, they were 2-1 behind at half-time and 5-2 down on aggregate. Adam Phillips and Cosgrove made it 5-4 and then they had chances to level at the end. Interim coach Devaney... REDS MISS OUT AFTER THRILLING FIGHTBACK Barnsley almost pulled off a remarkable comeback but suffered a 5-4 aggregate loss to Bolton Wanderers in the League One play-off semi-finals. Trailing 3-1 from the first leg at Oakwell on Friday, the Reds pulled one back through Sam Cosgrove but the hosts score twice in the next ten minutes and were 2-1 ahead on the night at half-time, 5-2 up overall. Adam Phillips levelled on the night then Cosgrove netted again to put... NEW JOBS * Accounts Assistant MOST READ Two charged over Grimethorpe incident Busy summer ahead with coach search and squad clear-out Accident blackspot action ‘comes at a price’ Brewing giant set to reopen local pub Proposed traveller site turned down Caring Annalise supports mum and excels at school Hospital keen to ease pressure with prescription pilot A player by player review of Barnsley's 2023/24 season Boxing duo’s proud day at the palace Club presses ahead with FA Cup dream News IN-DEMAND CHARITY TO DEVELOP SAFE HOUSES A DOMESTIC abuse charity will develop properties in Barnsley to accommodate people who cannot access a busy women’s refuge due to more complicated needs. Although figures for the final quarter of 2023/24 have not yet been published, 788 women had come forward in the first nine months of the year surpassing estimations. More than a quarter of the 788 were repeat cases and 29 victims were relocated to a women-only refuge in... CARING ANNALISE SUPPORTS MUM AND EXCELS AT SCHOOL CARING ANNALISE SUPPORTS MUM AND EXCELS AT SCHOOL A YOUNG girl who’s had to learn to look after herself from a young age has pushed past her difficult start to support her mum and excel at school. Annalise Sharp, 11, has been through a lot in her young life. In 2020, during the pandemic, she lost her dad unexpectedly, and since then has had to support her mother, Laura Peasegood, whose health deteriorated as she suffers with fibromyalgia - a condition that causes... BREWING GIANT SET TO REOPEN LOCAL PUB BREWING GIANT SET TO REOPEN LOCAL PUB A WOMBWELL pub could soon reopen to the public thanks to huge funding from beer giant Heineken just months after they brought a new lease of life to a Worsbrough boozer. The Junction Inn, based on Wath Road, closed its doors to pub-goers in 2018 before briefly operating as a bistro. Heineken UK’s Star Pubs subsidiary are now set to reopen the site, alongside 61 other long-term closed locals, this year. With working from home... PARENTS UNITE IN CALL FOR IMPROVED SEND PROVISION PARENTS who believe their children have been failed by the local education system are uniting in the hope of improving special needs provisions. James-Swallow Gaunt - whose 17-year-old autistic son Ethan used to attend Penistone Grammar School before he was removed and home-schooled during his year ten studies in 2022 - has created an online group to allow all parents who feel their children with special educational needs aren’t being treated correctly can communicate. The... SUPPORTED LIVING GO-AHEAD FOR NEW-BUILD HOUSES PLANS to use two newly-built Hoyland properties as supported living accommodation for young people have been approved by Barnsley Council. Both of the properties on Cumberland Road have three bedrooms and the plans are to house up to six young people - aged between 16 and 25 - when at full capacity. The young people are those who are looked after by the local authority, and care leavers, who are waiting to be housed by... Sport OLYMPIC HOPEFUL FERGUSON TO START SEASON IN CUDWORTH AND TENERIFE SPRINTER Joe Ferguson is set to begin an outdoor season which he hopes will include trips to the European Championships and Olympics to represent Team GB. The Darton man, who turned 24 last week, is due to compete in the Yorkshire Championships over 100m at the Dorothy Hyman Stadium in Cudworth on Saturday then fly out to Tenerife to race over his specialist distance of 200m on Wednesday. Ferguson, who reached the World Championship semi-final... PENISTONE TRIO REPRESENT ENGLAND MASTERS PENISTONE TRIO REPRESENT ENGLAND MASTERS Penistone Footpath Runners Andrew Pearson, Rachael Mayston and Dawn Broom all wore their England Athletics Masters vests at the Great Birmingham 10k. Dawn took third in the women’s over60 category in a time of 44-13. Andrew finished 96th in a time of 37-20 and 13th in his category. Rachael came home in 43-15 to earn herself 13th-placed position in her category. The latest fixture of the South Yorkshire Road League took place in Worsbrough. The... BOYS' FOOTBALL: REC WIN 18-0 BOYS' FOOTBALL: REC WIN 18-0 CHAMPIONS Athersley Rec under 17s won 18-0 over Sheffield Sixes with Arron Cutler netting a double hat-trick. Jacob Harban and Lleyton Schofield added trebles with Henley Smith and Harrison Landon bagging a brace each. The other scorers were Reece Corns and Ollie Connolly. Rec are unbeaten in 15 games this season, winning 14. Hoyland Common Falcons under 16s drew 2-2 at Charnock Ridgeway. Charlie Fannan and Richard Crowther scored. Penistone Church under 16s drew 1-1... TARAKHIL SMASHES DEBUT TON IN VICTORY FOR WORSBROUGH BRIDGE ZARMASH Tarakhil scored a debut century for Worsbrough Bridge in their home win over Bradfield in Division Three. He hit 109 off 110 balls with ten fours and six sixes in Bridge’s 259. Bradford were all out for 136 with Lewis Wilkinson taking four wickets and James Kennedy three. Kexborough won by a run at home to Thorncliffe and Wentworth. The hosts were bowled out for 112 but the visitors made 111 for nine off... DODWORTH RUGBY LEAGUE TEAM WIN AWAY Dodworth MW ARLFC won 20-18 at Upton in Division Three of the Yorkshire League. They have won three out of four this season and now visit New Earswick All Blacks on Saturday. Dearne drew 10-10 at Moorend in Division Five. 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