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Community Volunteers Bring Colour to Mexborough Railway Station

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Volunteers of all ages have come together to maintain Mexborough railway station, ensuring it remains vibrant and full of life. Pensioners and children alike have contributed by tending to the colourful platform plants throughout the summer. Regular visits to water the flowers have helped them flourish. Frank Knapton, James Mark McGregor, his wife Clare, and […]

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Doncaster factory worker’s charity cycle to fund Christmas dinners for those in need

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A generous Doncaster factory worker has cycled 90 miles to raise funds for Christmas dinners for disadvantaged locals. Mark Crewe, who works at sterilisation technology firm Steris in Thorne, rode to the company’s Bradford site and back, alongside his wife Karen. Their charity trek raised over £400, which will be donated to Thorne and Moorends

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MP attends Battle of Britain memorial and wreath-laying for Doncaster RAF veteran

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A wreath was laid in memory of Doncaster RAF veteran Flt Lt Ian Cairns during a Battle of Britain memorial at South Yorkshire Aircraft Museum. Doncaster Central MP Sally Jameson attended the service, which honoured those who died in the Battle of Britain in World War Two. Flt Lt Ian Cairns, who died earlier this

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The Towns and Villages of Doncaster: A Journey Through History and Heritage

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Doncaster, a town steeped in history, is not just defined by its urban centre but by the diverse tapestry of towns and villages that surround it. Each village and town, from ancient farming settlements to former mining communities, has a story to tell. These names, often derived from Old English or Norse origins, offer a

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Kevin Keegan: From Doncaster Lad to Football Legend

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Kevin Keegan, one of English football’s most celebrated figures, enjoyed a career that saw him rise from humble beginnings to become a two-time European Footballer of the Year, a decorated player with multiple clubs, and the manager of the England national team. His journey from a working-class upbringing in Doncaster to the global footballing stage

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Jeremy Clarkson: A Life Behind the Wheel and Beyond

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Jeremy Clarkson, one of the most recognisable and influential figures in British media, is best known for his long-running role as a co-presenter of Top Gear and, more recently, The Grand Tour. His outspoken and often controversial nature has made him a divisive figure, but his impact on motoring journalism and television cannot be denied.

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Famous People from Doncaster and Their Contributions

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Doncaster may be a modest town, but it has produced a remarkable number of famous individuals who have made significant contributions to various fields. From entertainment and sports to science and politics, Doncaster’s influence has reached far beyond its borders. Here’s a look at some of the most famous people from Doncaster and how they

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Volunteers Clear Overgrown Bridleway in Mexborough for Safe Public Use

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Volunteers have taken action to clear an overgrown bridleway in Mexborough, cutting back brambles and nettles that had made the path difficult to navigate. The bridleway, located between Eden Terrace and Adwick Road, had become overrun with foliage, impacting local residents, dog walkers, and families heading to Adwick Road Park. Ward councillor Sean Gibbons initially

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Mayor Ros Jones Provides Update on Plans to Reopen Doncaster Sheffield Airport

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Mayor Ros Jones has shared a new update on efforts to reopen Doncaster Sheffield Airport (DSA), formerly known as Robin Hood Airport, which ceased operations in September 2022. The airport, located in Finningley near Doncaster, opened in 2005 and served as one of Yorkshire’s two international commercial airports alongside Leeds Bradford. In an address to

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Paddington Bear Stops in Doncaster for Marmalade Sandwich at Edenthorpe Village Bench

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Paddington Bear, the beloved children’s character, made an unexpected stop in Doncaster, delighting locals as he took a break to enjoy one of his iconic marmalade sandwiches on a village bench. Dressed in his signature blue duffel coat, red hat, and bright red wellies, Paddington was spotted by eagle-eyed photographer Brian Callery in Edenthorpe. The

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