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MASTERPLAN: Cudworth councillors Sir Steve Houghton and Joe Hayward. Picture: Scott Firth.

New park is central to masterplan of the future

Coun Robin Franklin

Brownfield developments are key to home creation

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Planning inspectorate overturns council decision

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Children’s home plans dismissed on appeal

Local councillors Osborne and Markham. Picture Shaun Colborn PD094622

Residents urged to have their say over controversial housing plans

TRANSPARENT: Claire Atkinson.

13-bed HMO rejection is overturned on appeal

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Plans could see waiting restrictions lifted

FRUSTRATED: Kevin Kent. Picture: Scott Firth.

Housebuilders will be ‘assisting burglars’

PROPOSALS: Coun Phil Wright. Picture: Scott Firth.

Takeaway proposal for former church hall

CONCERNS: Couns James Higginbottom, Brenda Eastwood and Robert Frost.

Residents urged to help stop HMO plans

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Sports centre plan for former warehouse

END OF AN ERA: Councillors Makinson, Webster and McCarthy outside the club.

New future lined up for former WMC

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Children’s home gets go-ahead after decision turnaround

NEW HOMES: A beauty spot in Thurnscoe has been identified as the next place for new houses to be built, coun Sue Bellamy has mixed feelings. Picture Shaun Colborn PD094573

Housing plan set for go-ahead despite over 40 objections

Eighty HGVs a day would be rolling in as part of quarry revamp

COAL DROPS GOOD NEWS: The famous coal drops at Penistone are one step closer to taking on another life.

Coal Drops project pushes ahead

Coun Kevin Osborne Picture: Shaun Colborn PD094550

‘HMO would risk character of the area’

MORE HOUSES: Councillors Osborne and Markham are worried about schools and facilities.

Housing plan raises concerns from councillors

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Plans submitted for new homes development

Call for views on parking restrictions near memorial

Councillors Higginbottom, Frost and Eastwood. Picture Shaun Colborn PD094515

Councillors speak out over HMO application

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Objections over houses ‘not strong enough’

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Homes set for go-ahead despite ‘grave concerns’

LIFT OFF: The Seam’s striking new ‘Yorkshire Roses’ arrived at the site this week. Picture: Seth Rose.

Roses ready to bloom in the town centre

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Children’s home plans submitted to council

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Plans for new micro pub get go-ahead

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Children’s home plan rejected by council

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New homes get council go-ahead

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Foundation pledges support to youth zone

PLANS: Coun Sue Bellamy. Picture: Andrew Copley.

Storage plan put forward for church

EYESORE: Coun Paul Murray. Picture: Andrew Copley.

Redevelopment plan for gang hotspot

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Homes finally set to be built

APPROVED: Coun Jake Lodge. Picture: Andrew Copley.

Transformation for former care home as plan gets go-ahead

APPROVED: Couns Joe Hayward, Anita Cherryholme and Sir Steve Houghton. Picture: Andrew Copley.

Demolition of former cinema signed off

PROPOSALS: Couns Brenda Eastwood, James Higginbottom and Robert Frost.

‘Safeguarded’ land could be built on

Plans to demolish a chapel have been put on hold. Couns Smith, Markham, and Osborne are pictured at the site. Picture Shaun Colborn PD094277

Concerns hold up plans for chapel demolition

TRANSFORMED: Sir Bob Murray, who says the MU1 approval will alter Barnsley’s prosperity.

‘It’s important to breathe new life into MU1 site’

VIEWS SOUGHT: Coun Neil Wright. Picture: Scott Firth.

Plans to turn vacant church into flats

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Proposal submitted for children’s home

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Inspectorate backs council’s car wash rejection

Councillor Chris Wray

MU1 approval will lead to ‘five villages merging into one’

Claire Atkinson.

Petition helps see off 13-bed HMO proposal

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Town’s ‘potential to be realised’ thanks to critical MU1 decision

TURNAROUND: Scott and his business partner Richard Betts.

Luxury apartment transformation for derelict eyesore

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Bitter battle over MU1 plans set to end

BREAKING GROUND: Barnsley Council leader Sir Steve Houghton is pictured at the site off County Way. Picture: Jack Evans.

Work underway on ‘bold and ambitious’ town centre project

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Contentious ‘sacred land’ plans for houses get approval

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Construction work underway on latest industrial units