Barnsley Chronicle - 2022-12-02

• ‘PEOPLE LIVING IN FEAR...’
• 24 asylum seekers face deportatio­n
• Drop-in project’s positive future
• Improvemen­ts plan for under fire service
• Adult social care bill edged up to £100m
• Terrorism threat ‘remains very real’
• Thieves are targeting rural locations – report
• Day of action to tackle crime
• Charity boosted with ‘lifeline’ cash
• Safety could be boosted at several schools
• Donations welcomed
• It’s our rural bus services that are being worst-hit
• ‘Severe collective memory loss’
• ‘Glass Works was bold – but right thing to do’
• Transparen­cy must be questioned
• Money spent on the homeless doubles
• Inquiry launch could result in regenerati­on
• Georgina scaled the heights in brother’s memory
• ‘Mast would blight historic location...’
• Affordable food access hitting most of town
• Stubbing it out plan formulates
• 80 per cent of GP appointmen­ts were in person
• Historic film shown to a modern audience
• Under the influence drivers are targeted
• Pioneering tech summit hosted at town centre’s new Cineworld
• When it comes to the World Cup... give me an early bath
• Are you still in need of a stocking filler? I am pleased to be doing my bit to help out BIADS...
• Rec end 12-game winless run and aim for strong 2nd half of season
• Fisher bags brace in 4-3 away victory for Junior Tykes
• Barnsley AC duo represent Great Britain at World Championsh­ips
• Barnsley pull out of fourth game and first at Shaw Lane
• Tennis chairman steps down after successful 20-year stint
• Barnsley outclass lower league Crewe to reach double last season’s tally of wins in just November
• MATCH PREVIEW
• Reds look to strengthen up front and at right wing-back
• Posh ‘one of best teams in league’ says Duff ahead of meeting with pal McCann
• Top-scorer Cole pleased with form but wants to keep going
• Stand-in wing-back Josh’s ‘test’ to get back in midfield
• Mads closes in on 150th game but learning a lot under Duff

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