- Prince features on Jubilee single
- PM defends free parenting classes
- Children's memorial plaque stolen
- Household energy costs 'soaring'
- Olympic Flame handed over to London
- Man, 52, charged over explosives
- 80mph limit 'will cost £1bn a year'
- Bahrain's King at Queen's lunch
- Facebook set to make market splash
- Cameron set for talks with Hollande
- Spring weather baffles butterflies
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Plenty going on for the jubilee around Haxey
HAXEY parish has a whole host of events lined up to mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee - including a Spitfire flypast.
Reflecting back on year of achievement
CROWLE and Ealand have taken a massive step to determining their own future, according to outgoing town mayor Coun Paul Vernum.
Kidnap fears for Donny parents
parents are growing increasingly concerned for the safety of their children after reports of attempted abductions in Doncaster.
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Doncaster Rovers should take over cash-strapped Keepmoat Stadium
DONCASTER Rovers are set to take over the running of the town’s financially troubled Keepmoat Stadium.
Brave Belton teenager Jack Marshall takes part in the BUPA Junior Great Manchester Run
A BRAVE teenager with a rare neurological condition is taking on the Bupa Junior Great Manchester Run on Saturday, May 19, to raise money for blood cancer charity Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research.
Sport
Outcasts in low scoring thriller
AFTER weeks of frustration due to the wet conditions around the county, Outcasts finally managed to play a game of cricket on Saturday but they were left even more frustrated as they came so close to beating last season’s Lincolnshire League Division One Champions Scothern in a low scoring thriller at the Lincolnshire village.
Haxey’s Courtney turns her hand to sports reporting
ROVING reporter Courtney Baldwin showed off her writing skills in the world of sports journalism recently.
Two more join Knights revolution
THE Knights have today completed deals for tight head prop Brian McGovern and lock Phil Hoy as Brett Davey’s squad rebuild continues.
Ex-Rovers boss O’Driscoll named new Crawley Town manager
ROVERS are set for a reunion with a familiar face in League One next season after Sean O’Driscoll was named manager of newly-promoted Crawley Town.
1 commentLindsay wins big prize at Finningley
BANK End fishery regular John Lindsay took the honours in the Sunday Open at the Finningley venue.
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Picture Gallery: Cheeky scarecrow takes the top prize video
WHERE’S Wally, salty seadogs and a mini Olympian were some of the characters created for the annual Tickhill Scarecrow Festival.
Lifestyle
Explore Brodsworth Hall after dark this weekend
Normally off-limits to visitors outside daylight hours, Brodsworth Hall, near Doncaster, will be opening its doors to two evenings of after-hours visits as part of the Museums at Night initiative on Friday 18 and Saturday 19 May.
Pick of the Weekend
Theatre
TODAY: A COMBINATION of puppetry, live music and acrobatics is the story of Backgammon For Beginners. It tells the life story of an Iranian man who arrives in London in 1976. Unknown to airport officials, So & So Circus tells the story of this extraordinary man who tries to survive as his cultural past and present collide. Tickets £10. Starts at 8pm. Call 01302 342349.
Yorkshire rockers Shed Seven announce festival shows
Shed Seven have announced two very special festival warm up shows in Sheffield and London before their appearances at T In The Park and V Festival this summer.
Community
‘Savage’ tales await visitors to landmark
Visitors to Conisbrough Castle’s first enactment event of the season were lucky not to lose their heads when they met renowned executioner Gilbert Savage!
Stargazers radio talk
A SENIOR university lecturer will be giving a presentation at a stargazers’ meeting in Swinton tonight, Thursday.
Boot racism out
HEXTHORPE Primary School’s Cartoon Club have been crowned national winners of a competition to give racism the boot.
Rush to Walk for Sandra
More than 200 people pulled on their hiking shoes for a sponsored walk in memory of a Conisbrough mum who died of cancer 10 years ago.
School scores a winner for African mercy mission
PUPILS have kicked off a fundraiser to help send equipment to an African school by holding a parent and teacher football tournament.
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Friday 18 May 2012
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