Barnsley Chronicle - 2022-08-12

• Family left ‘broken’ by rare cancer diagnosis
• Parents angry as nursery shuts ‘with no warning or explanatio­n’
• Going the extra mile...
• Almost a thousand properties raided by burglars
• ■ Carter has condition that affects just 80 children a year
• New unit to help young homeless
• Houses bulldozed
• Youth choir proving a hit
• Nine per cent rise in social care issues
• Fat cats’ profits is a ‘kick in the teeth’
• Historic street is on show
• A and E targets not being hit
• Be mindful of scams – warning
• ‘Champion of the underdog’ and MBE dies aged 81
• Tala delighted with return
• Charity football match for Jeff
• Huge demand for panto...already
• Police scoop award
• Darting mother and son rule the oche...
• ‘No more council can do’ to preserve old building
• Trip Down Under was earned by brave legger Reg...
• Show in the running for TV award
• Agenda is set for panel
• Tweets of the week
• What’s being done to protect us from economic ruin?
• Bus company failure ‘a disaster’ for long-suffering passengers
• Funding not being spent in right areas
• Do strict dumpit rules actually add to the problem?
• Big new estate will surely make things worse
• Why Barnsley Feast Week should not be forgotten
• Courtesy costs nothing regardless of age
• Disdain of the elderly driver
• Commendabl­e passport service
• Thousands flock in tribute
• Searches pay off
• Children’s charity hosting fundraiser
• Warnings as heat rises again
• Crime at highest in town centre
• Local plan revision is ‘vital’ due to economic failures
• MP Dan Jarvis: ‘There is plenty to celebrate...’
• Celebrator­y lunch thrown for award-winning group
• ‘Government should help to save airport’
• Caribbean party
• Bobbies back on the beat shortly
• JUDO JARGON BUSTER
• Fundraiser is going out on a wing...
• More starlets emerging
• Bonfire back after two-year break
• Grass fire call-out
• Eye-watering £11m is needed for buses
• PE WITH JOE:
• Group disappoint­ed by safety rejection
• Showtime for budding young artists
• New spate of electricit­y thefts is concerning police
• Horse sanctuary staff are fearing for centre’s future
• DYED IN THE WOOL:
• Future of service is up for debate
• Crematoriu­m plans changes
• Welfare calls the most common
• Clean-ups planned around Hoyland
• Responses needed
• Road safety project put on hold...
• Memory walk will be a fitting tribute to Ralph
• CHARITY DAY RAISES THOUSANDS:
• Funding set aside for businesses
• Devices to be installed
• Trial date is set
• Weekly upkeep costs at assisted living complex are criticised
• Covid closures caused more abuse deaths
• HUGE CHEQUE:
• Armed robber is facing 40 months
• MP secured new scheme for region
• New strategy being planned
• Be mindful of rogue traders – warning
• Dog attack was reported to police
• Fires tackled
• Council vowing to learn from Ombudsman probes
• Kasper is on the fast track to success...
• Potential parking charges to be fought against
• Tenancy issues to be looked into
• Real fighting talk from Alex...
• How Brian has helped unleash creativity in thousands of people
• No time for coasting as Jim enters home straight of trek
• Tanesha can finally look forward to making memories after transplant
• PARK VISIT:
• Goldthorpe
• Grimethorp­e
• Superjam is scheduled
• Town centre building up for sale
• Bolton-upon-Dearne
• Mexborough
• Worsbrough
• Charity shop is looking for new home
• Monk Bretton
• Staincross
• Hate crimes were up by six per cent
• Tankersley
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Here is a window into my chaotic sleeping patterns...
• Resident joker Gary Rowley – author of That’s Terrible! A Cringewort­hy Collection of 1,001 Really Bad Jokes — tries to brighten your day with a selection of gags...
• WORD BUILDER
• Parents must take responsibi­lity for yobbish children...
• Fly-tipping issues need reported on troubled street
• WINNING WEEKEND:
• Barnsley reach Viking Cup final and now target Twenty20 glory
• McInerney takes five as promotion-chasing Higham skittle rivals for 57
• Guest and Harvey star in success for Thurnscoe
• Green Moor off bottom after victory at Shaw Lane
• Swaine lose both top of table clash and cup final
• Paul breaks own record
• Hayes hits unbeaten 104
• Bailey and Brunt devastated after finishing in fourth place at Commonweal­th Games
• Ferguson disappoint­ed to be left out of GB Europeans squad but vows to bounce back
• Council clarify plans for women’s football ground
• Church kick-start season with 2-0 away wins
• Teen talent Jalo has work to do
• Shutt stars in One Day Cup victory for Yorkshire
• US college team play in Cudworth
• Trio through to next round
• Copley wins with 104lb of carp
• Reds stun Boro
• Terrific Thomas settles tight game as Duff’s Oakwell tenure begins with crucial victory
• PREVIOUS MEETINGS
• OPPOSITION VIEW
• KEY PLAYER
• Boss admits signing search could go down to final days
• Marsh learning ‘dark arts’ from Norwood and wants to stake claim
• Plymouth miss went through Benson’s head before goal
• Reds investigat­e offensive tweets linked to sponsors
• Hourihane’s Rams ‘basically Championsh­ip team’
• Duff to host pal Barton’s Gas
• McCarthy thrilled to make full debut and get victory
• Wolfe out but Cadden could play at Derby
• Reds to visit Leeds in second round of cup

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