BARNSLEY Council bosses have cracked down on a number of unlicensed houses of multiple occupation after completing a series of warrants alongside the police including a two-bedroom property which had sleeping arrangements for TWELVE people. Two properties one in the Central ward and another in the North East ward were identified as unlicensed HMOs, with concerns identified with regard to the number of occupants and conditions they are living in. The council say that after...

COREY O’Keeffe says Barnsley’s in-house strategy on attacking set pieces has gone from ‘corners are important’ last season to a detailed and meticulous approach under coach Conor Hourihane. The Reds have created the most chances in League One from corners this season, and also from throw-ins, while scoring nine set piece goals from 18 games compared to 13 in all of last season. O’Keeffe, who takes the right-footed set pieces, and left-footed captain Luca Conn

TRIPLE Olympic gold medallist Ed Clancy and Barnsley Council’s director of public health Anna Hartley were on hand to officially open the Barnsley Refugee Council’s new Bike Project workshop recently. The event celebrated the contributions of volunteers mechanics and those with refugee backgrounds who are building their lives and supporting the Barnsley community. Enver Solomon, the chief executive of the Refugee Council, was also in attendance at the event. The Barnsley Refugee B

MAX WATTERS has had a setback in his recovery from injury and could now miss most of the rest of 2024 if not longer. The striker, who came off at Cambridge last month, was hoped to be back around now. But head coach Darrell Clarke said: “Max has had a slight setback so he will be out a little bit longer. “Hopefully it’s not too long. “We’ve had a scan as a precaution. “He has...