By Tom Austen
A leading preservation and heritage charity has begun fundraising for plans to create a "truly elegant place to stay" within the historic mansion at Wentworth Woodhouse in Rotherham.
By Tom Austen
Detailed plans have been approved for 120 houses on the site of a former bus depot in Rotherham.
By Tom Austen
Phil Smith has joined Rotherham United as a new Independent Non-Executive Director with a specific remit to examine how the club operates.
By Tom Austen
Having already secured approval, applicants have gone back to the drawing board to update proposals for a new padel facility in Rotherham - the first of its kind in the borough.
By Tom Austen
A host of companies connected to the operators of CF Booth Limited, one of the UK’s leading metal recycling companies, have joined the historic Rotherham firm in appointing administrators.
By Tom Austen
OnPath Energy, a long-standing developer of renewable energy plants operating in the UK, has sold a number of its wind farms, including one in Rotherham.
By Tom Austen
A prominent public house in Rotherham could be about to be brought back to life following a period of inactivity.
By Tom Austen
The redevelopment of Wath town centre is set to reach a major milestone, with demolition of the existing library building due to begin in the coming weeks.
By Tom Austen
Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Rt Hon Rachel Reeves MP, has visited ground-breaking facilities at the University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC).
By Tom Austen
High street businesses across Rotherham are in line for much-needed support with local and regional business support agencies setting aside resources to target "High Street Heroes."
By Tom Austen
Rotherham Council has accepted over £11m to develop a Full Business Case for the Rotherham Gateway Station regeneration scheme, but what will that involve, and what is included the first phase of the masterplan?
By Tom Austen
The first phase of a new Health Hub in Rotherham town centre can get underway after contractors were appointed by the council, but costs have risen.
By Tom Austen
It could be a whole new ball game at a Rotherham cricket club, if plans are approved for new padel courts.
By Tom Austen
Esh Construction has officially opened its new Interactive Learning Zone at Skills Street, located at Gulliver’s Valley Theme Park in Rotherham.
By Tom Austen
A set of plans are back on the table after the future of a historic building in Rotherham town centre was secured.
By Tom Austen
A new neighbourhood coffee shop is the latest to sign up for the Olive Lane development in Rotherham. It leaves just one unit remaining of the original scheme.
By Tom Austen
Expansion could be on the cards again for a Pokémon-themed shop and café in Rotherham town centre.
By Tom Austen
Rotherham Opportunities College has secured planning permission to transform a former industrial facility into a new state-of-the-art education hub, and the college is planning to give businesses from across the region an exclusive sneak preview of its exciting future plans.
By Tom Austen
Proposals for significant upgrades to a Rotherham golf club have been approved. Operators say that a diversified offer is key to the future of the business.
By Tom Austen
The first phase of a significant expansion at an established factory in Rotherham has been approved.
By Tom Austen
A £4.4m improvement scheme along the riverside will help open up new sites for development and connect them to Forge Island and new public space in Rotherham town centre.
By Tom Austen
SME manufacturers across Yorkshire are being urged to tap into £325,000 of funding to boost productivity and accelerate their digital transformation.
By Tom Austen
Purpose built office space in Rotherham cannot be converted into a place of worship, the local council ruling plans "incompatible" with surrounding industrial uses.
By Tom Austen
Rotherham Council’s Cabinet has approved involvement in a scheme which could see up to 1,500 new charging points for electric vehicles across the borough.
By Tom Austen
The joint administrators to CF Booth Limited, one of the UK’s leading metal recycling companies, has provided an update on the historic Rotherham firm.
By Tom Austen
The future of a historic Rotherham firm is in doubt after it appointed administrators.
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By Tom Austen
A six strong shortlist of suitors for Speciality Steels UK (SSUK) features in a report by a national newspaper - the five potential new owners known so far are from overseas.
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