Columnists
Secure your property when on holiday
Hands up who’s already counting down to their summer holiday? I know I am.
Clumber Gardener: Wonderful Wallflowers
Scented plants bring extra interest and pleasure to a garden. By careful selection, shrubs, perennials, bulbs and annuals can provide perfume throughout the whole year.
Health is hot topic right now
In the House of Commons earlier this week I spoke in the Queen’s Speech debate on aspects that related to health and social care.
It’s a tweet life for Ulley park ranger
John Jackson is one of those rare creatures - a man happy in his work.
Scrapbook of women’s memories
When it comes to history, it’s the little things that are often the most interesting.
Local Policing
Know the dangers around open water
Are you a good swimmer? What about if it is dark, the water is cold, you have had a few too many to drink?
I’m leaving for a new role in the force
It’s been just over two years since I joined the team at West Bassetlaw as the Neighbourhood Inspector. This week’s column will be my last.
Anti-social behaviour on our patch
Antisocial behaviour has been the recurring theme in the North-West of late.
The lighter side of life - Helen Johnston
Riding high in world record bike attempt
IF you think of a penny farthing, you are probably imagining a sepia photo of a Victorian gent sitting proudly atop one.
Saddling up with racing brothers
Maybe it’s the Bradley Wiggins effect, but cycling seems to be enjoying a bit of a heyday.
Halfway through new road journey
For the thousands of motorists who use the A57 every week, these are interesting times.
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Wray’s Drift and no calculators
If you can remember the days of two-digit phone numbers and being paid your wages in cash, then you can probably remember life before Rotherham borough council.
Your MP
Child care ratio plans worrying
The State Opening of Parliament took place earlier this week, with the Queen’s Speech outlining the Government’s legislative programme for the year ahead.
Ministers must act to help A&Es
Figures show that major A&E units across Yorkshire are struggling and have consistently missed their waiting times targets over the last six months.
Bitter blow to rural economy
The Government has delivered a bitter blow to the rural economy and to thousands of low paid farm workers.
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Weather for Dinnington
Wednesday 22 May 2013
Today
Sunny spells
Temperature: 4 C to 15 C
Wind Speed: 21 mph
Wind direction: North west
Tomorrow
Light showers
Temperature: 6 C to 10 C
Wind Speed: 21 mph
Wind direction: North west
