Andrew Harrod

1 week ago | wearebarnsley.com | Andrew Harrod

THE Barnsley MICard travel pass is making a return – giving free bus travel to all under 18s in the town. The scheme will launch on Friday August 1. Barnsley MiCard is a name known to many residents in the borough – the card was in circulation between 2009 and 2017, allowing children and young people in Barnsley discounted bus travel. Barnsley MiCard will be available to anyone living in Barnsley aged 5 to 18.

1 week ago | barnsleychronicle.com | Andrew Harrod

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1 week ago | barnsleychronicle.com | Andrew Harrod

BEN DAVIES enjoyed his winning return to the ring after almost eight years and hopes to continue his successful comeback in the coming months. The 35-year-old super-middleweight from Dodworth, who had not fought since 2017, stopped Joe Blandford in the fifth round at the Magna Centre in Rotherham. Davies said: “It was brilliant to be back under the lights and make some memories with my two boys Jacob and Isaac. “They were the inspiration to get back in the ring.

1 week ago | barnsleychronicle.com | Andrew Harrod

RUNNERS from Barnsley clubs competed around the world this week, including for Great Britain, while there was domestic success at the Yorkshire Schools Championships and the Barnsley Boundary Relay. Penistone Footpath Runner Graihagh Turner represented England in the Under 18 age category at the Mountain Running Cup in Slovakia. Held at altitude in alpine terrain, the event featured a brutal 5km course – climbing 1,400 feet after starting at 900 metres above sea level.

1 week ago | barnsleychronicle.com | Andrew Harrod

BARNSLEY forward Davis Keillor-Dunn has been named on a six-man shortlist for the Professional Footballers’ Association Player of the Year for League One. The Reds’ 19-goal top-scorer has been voted for by his fellow League One players. He is up against Charlie Kelman – who was the division’s top-scorer for Leyton Orient – Birmingham duo Jay Stansfield and Tomoki Iwata plus Wycombe’s Richard Kone and Peterborough’s Kwame Poku. The awards ceremony is due to be held on August 19.