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Kendray and Worsbrough SNT Site
 The Kendray and Worsbrough SNT covers the areas of Ardsley, Stairfoot, Kendray, Worsbrough Bridge, Worsbrough Dale, Worsbrough Village, Ward Green and the Aldham House estate in Wombwell. The area is predominantly residential, with the Stairfoot area comprising several large business premises. |
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Affected location: Darton Street and Hoyle Mill Road in Stairfoot
Affected location: The gennel from Rose Grove to Roy Kilner Road, Roy Kilner Road, Aldham House Lane, Neville Court and Pearson Crescent in Wombwell.
Affected location: Monkspring, Allendale and Swaithedale in Worsbrough Dale
News
South Yorkshire Police are warning the public not to take a small green pill as a 16 and 17-year old boy are seriously ill in hospital today, Saturday, 25 May.
Twenty-six year old Nicholas James Totty was last seen in the Newman Road area of Rotherham on the morning of Tuesday 21 May.He was riding a dark blue mountain bike which has a grey tool bag with a red stripe fixed to the front of the bike.
South Yorkshire Police are appealing for information on the whereabouts of 14-year-old Kofi Martin.Kofi, from Woolwich, London was staying in Sheffield when he went missing earlier this week.
 PACT stands for Police and Communities Together. Date: Thu 20 June 2013
Location: Maltas Court, Bank End Road, Barnsley |
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Police in Barnsley and Rotherham would like to remind residents that the good weather could easily cause a sudden rise in burglaries as people leave themselves vulnerable to opportunists and sneaks. Most burglary offences occur in homes where doors and windows are left insecure. The warmer weather will bring out burglars as people leave doors and windows open or on a locked latch with handbags, purses and keys left very close to the open door. Homeowners are also leaving ground floor doors and windows open or unlocked, which burglars can easily reach and climb through. |
