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Air ambulance visits Isle scout group

Members of an Isle scout group were in a spin when the Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance made a surprise visit.

Charity collection bucket.

Show your support in Doncaster for worthy causes

Residents are being invited to find out about the services available to help those with learning disabilities as part of Small Charity Week celebrations.

Video: Chinese visitors team up with Doncaster students video

Students from a primary school in China paid a visit to Doncaster as part of a unique exchange project.

Frances Crook, chief executive of the Howard League for Penal Reform

Calls for action over failing jail

A leading prison reform group has described the situation at Doncaster’s troubled Lindholme jail as ‘deeply disturbing’.

Frances Crook, chief executive of the Howard League for Penal Reform

£2m cost of external help for Doncaster Children’s Services

Doncaster Council is set to shell out nearly £2 million to bring in an outside company to help improve its children’s services which have been beset by scandals.

Frances Crook, chief executive of the Howard League for Penal Reform

Caring nurse Joanne honoured with MBE

A Doncaster born nurse who worked with athletes at last year’s London Olympics has been honoured with the MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours.

Sport rss

Dons stalwart Don Brookes, of Scawthorpe, with his 2012 Championship One winners medal.

Stalwart Brooks puts the Don in the Dons

There are club stalwarts and then there are club stalwarts.

Nicky Weaver has been linked with Doncaster Rovers - but Paul Dickov is thought to have international targets.

Doncaster Rovers: Dickov pulling out all the stops in keeper search

Paul Dickov is aiming high in his attempts to fill Rovers’ goalkeeping vacancy.

Gavin McDonnell (right) is fed up of being accused by cynics of riding the coat tails of twin brother Jamie (left), the IBF world bantamweight champion. Picture: Trevor Price

McDonnell: I’ve earned my spot – it’s nothing to do with Jamie

Gavin McDonnell admits ‘proving people wrong’ is one of the main driving forces behind his rapid rise in boxing.

Gavin McDonnell (right) is fed up of being accused by cynics of riding the coat tails of twin brother Jamie (left), the IBF world bantamweight champion. Picture: Trevor Price

John Molloy’s weekly golf round-up

The third qualifying round of the Glasbey Medal at Doncaster Golf Club was shared by Roland Holm and Ashley Fidler who both returned nett 65s.

Brian Horton is tipped for a role in Paul Dickov's backroom staff.

Doncaster Rovers: ‘No rush’ on new backroom staff

Paul Dickov is in no rush to bring his own staff in to the Keepmoat.

Dons head coach Tony Miller is confident his side can beat Sheffield Eagles in the Northern Rail Cup.

Doncaster Dons: Eagles hold no fear says Miller

Tony Miller is confident his Dons side can end the 12 match winning run of Sheffield Eagles and reach the Northern Rail Cup final.

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Video: Chinese visitors team up with Doncaster students video

Students from a primary school in China paid a visit to Doncaster as part of a unique exchange project.

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VIDEO: Transform into a great gatsby girl


(l-r) Pat Chaddock, of Althorpe, Alice Hadwick, of Keadby, Margaret Whitehead, of Keadby and Fiona Littlemore, of Keadby look at Fiona's patchwork quilt at a heritage trail open day at Althorpe Church. Picture: Andrew Roe

SLIDESHOW: Heritage day proves popular at Isle church


Lifestyle rss

Crossfit

For a simpler way to improve fitness give Crossfit a try

Crossfit. It’s the fitness craze that started life in America and is now sweeping the globe.

Baby twin ring tailed lemurs, named Fig and Fudge at Yorkshire Wildlife Park.

Double trouble at wildlife park

A mischievous pair of Ring Tailed Lemur babies have made their debut at Yorkshire Wildlife Park.

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Rope the kids in to plant some seeds

Summer is finally here – and we Brits know how important it is to make the most of every second of warm weather that we get.

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Christopher Maloney

X-Factor star to judge Doncaster schools talent show

Seven Doncaster primary schools will join forces to hold a Dance Full Stop event on Thursdsay night in aid of the NSPCC.

Christopher Maloney

Boomtown Rats and Bob Geldof announce date at Doncaster Dome

Legendary rock band The Boomtown Rats are to play Doncaster - during their first live tour for more than quarter of a century.

Artist Neil Antcliff has being using Henderson's Relish to paint with including some famous faces from Sheffield. Jarvis Cocker

I relish painting with spicy sauce

Artist Neil Antcliff has always doused his meals in Sheffield’s famous condiment - now he’s painting with it too.

Heartsease Country dancers perform at a strawberries and tea afternoon at the Old Rectory, Epworth. Picture: Andrew Roe

Tea, music and dance at Epworth Old Rectory


Community rss

England skipper and Lincoln Ladies player Casey Stoney visited Balby Carr.

Olympic athletes inspire Balby pupils

Casey Stoney, who captained Team GB’s women’s football team at London 2012, and world champion bobsleigher Nicola Minichiello recently visited Balby Carr College to meet pupils.

Gerald Selby, former Doncaster chief librarian, who has died aged 101.

Tribute to man, 101, who improved Doncaster libraries

A former chief librarian has died at the age of 101.

Gerald Selby, former Doncaster chief librarian, who has died aged 101.

Feast of football fun at Bessacarr contest

More than 5,000 people and 110 football teams descended on Cantley Park for the annual Bessacarr FC Tournament.

Batchelors Foods Head office on Clay Wheels Industrial Estate, Wadsley Bridge - 7th November 1979

RETRO: Turning peas into pounds

Processed peas first appeared in Britain in 1928 when Batchelors perfected a method of soaking dried peas, canning and cooking them in a factory... right here in Sheffield.

Batchelors Foods Head office on Clay Wheels Industrial Estate, Wadsley Bridge - 7th November 1979

VIDEO: More than 100 football teams line-up for Bessacarr FC tournament video

More than 5,000 people and 110 football teams descended on Cantley Park for the annual Bessacarr FC Tournament.

Teresa Gwatkin with her book Forever Lost.

Success not Lost on Teresa

A delighted Doncaster author is celebrating after receiving five star reviews for her debut book, and she’s already on with her second.

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