Mick Lunney

1 week ago | bbc.com | Mick Lunney

Supertram passengers face half-term disruptionMick LunneyBBC/Oli ConstableWork to replace worn-out rails will take place during half termWork to replace tram tracks in Sheffield will get under way this bank holiday weekend, and run through the half-term holiday. Passengers are warned to expect disruption to services from Saturday until Friday 30 May. The work at Langsett Road in Hillsborough will affect Blue and Yellow routes between Malin Bridge/Middlewood and Cathedral.

3 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Mick Lunney

Image source, BBC/Mick LunneyImage caption, Cabinet members will meet on Wednesday to discuss the fundingMore than £4m could be allocated to helping people meet their essential household living costs in Barnsley. Councillors are due to discuss plans to provide millions of pounds of support to people in the district who are struggling with the cost of living.

3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Mick Lunney

Council to consider £4m household support fund Mick LunneyBBC/Mick LunneyCabinet members will meet on Wednesday to discuss the fundingMore than £4m could be allocated to helping people meet their essential household living costs in Barnsley. Councillors are due to discuss plans to provide millions of pounds of support to people in the district who are struggling with the cost of living.

4 weeks ago | bbc.com | Mick Lunney

'VE Day was wonderful, we danced until 1am'Mick LunneyBBC/Mick LunneyBetty Quinton has chronicled her experiences during World War Two in her book, That Man Called HitlerA Rotherham woman has told of the "wonderful" relief VE Day brought after years of living in fear during World War Two. Betty Quinton, who grew up in Kiveton, recalled how her head teacher pulled no punches when warning about the dangers of the Blitz, telling pupils "all the kids would be killed" if a bomb were to hit her school.

4 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Mick Lunney

A Rotherham woman has told of the "wonderful" relief VE Day brought after years of living in fear during World War Two. Betty Quinton, who grew up in Kiveton, recalled how her head teacher pulled no punches when warning about the dangers of the Blitz, telling pupils "all the kids would be killed" if a bomb were to hit her school. Betty, 94, has chronicled her experiences in a book, That Man Called Hitler.