Barnsley Chronicle - 2022-10-14

• ‘Bravest and strongest little girl...’
• Apology after pensioner’s death
• Father ‘killed baby by violently swinging him’
• Hospital falls short of set NHS targets
• Complaints to council double in just a year
• Fracking is not the answer to energy worries
• Fledgling politician­s spoke eloquently on cost-of-living
• Airport closure will have far-reaching impact
• Vandals leave play area under further threat
• MMR uptake among highest in the country
• Woman ‘disgusted’ after third grave tampering
• Surface to be relaid after huge water leak
• Nine cases of HIV were discovered
• Savings set to be made due to LED lighting Artist is bringing the past to life with her paintings
• Hospice’s Light Up a Life appeal is set to return
• Parking charges to go ahead despite concerns
• How volunteer driver John delivers a vital service
• Grieving mum’s charity mission
• ‘Chaotic and negligent’ economic policy
• Band hopes artwork will strike a chord
• ‘Speed limits are there for a reason’ – police boss
• Council hand enforcemen­t notice to restaurant
• Tankersley
• Monk Bretton
• Key for the radio room? Take it with a pinch of SALT
• Rose’s sad story really upset me...
• Lee 18 minutes ahead of target in gruelling 57-mile Scottish race
• Penistone Church come from 2-0 down to win midweek cup thriller
• Life of Riley for Barnsley SA Trappers as Weaver nets four and Martinet three
• Lachlan loses to defending champion but gains confidence from first world event
• PA malfunctio­n only time home crowd get excited during miserable loss
• A quarterly review of Reds’ League One campaign
• Barnsley look for response in ‘one hell of a fixture’
• Cup hero Martin hopes for first league start after ‘testing’ early weeks with Reds
• Cundy wants another good run
• Duff tells Reds to ‘get round’ injured Thomas
• CEO’s first year ‘average’ and he will be judged this season
• Connell relishes return to Bolton and midfield competitio­n

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