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Trump’s tariffs set to impact local businesses

RESTRICTIONS: Couns James Higginbottom and Robert Frost with Cranswick Foods’ Richard Walsh and Barry Higgins.

Industrial estate restrictions get the go-ahead

SPECIAL VISIT: Mayor of Barnsley John Clarke.

Relocated business welcomes mayor

TRIAL: The robot dogs will be in Barnsley.

Evri set to trial robotic delivery dogs in Barnsley

TEAM EFFORT: Tom Grazier, Charlotte Hyman and Claire Hollingshurst from Lubrizol with Rob Cox (second from right) from the Happy Days Children’s Charity.

Carlton company does its bit for kids’ days out

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Convenience store hit with £9k fine

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Concern over number of fast food outlets in town

REFURB: Enterprising Barnsley's Rachel Fletcher with Cubley Hall's John Wigfield and Nicki O'Mahony.

Grant scheme helps revitalise historic venue

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New details emerge on £5m business support package

Energise Barnsley’s Andy Heal with Coun Andy Waters outside houses with newly-installed solar panels on Pollyfox Way.

Scheme will help power the future of neighbourhoods

SAVED: Luke Thompson and Tom Sykes.

Football pub wins last-minute reprieve

FRUSTRATED: Abbey Khan.

Restaurant owner’s closure worries amid roadwork chaos

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Financial lifeline thrown to small businesses

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Disqualified director hit with prison term

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Drop in number of new start-ups

DOVE CLOSURE: Councillors Nicola Sumner, Martin O’donoghue and Janine Moyes wanting answers, to the closure of the Dove Inn. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093872

Bitter row as owners call time on historic pub

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Restaurant determined to regain top hygiene rating following one-star assessment

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Hub to bring face-to-face banking

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Recycling firm’s retrospective plans rejected by council

Manager Fiona Meigh of the award winning Two Gates Fisheries in Shafton

Barnsley chip shops celebrate making UK Top 50

BURNT OUT: Garage director Wayne England surveys the damage. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093830

Business devastated as inferno wrecks premises

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Refusal expected for recycling firm expansion plans

Entrepreneur Leonie really is the business

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Firm fined for failing to protect its workers

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Council to discuss business rates

Main image for Barnsley engineering firm invests £30k in expansion

Barnsley engineering firm invests £30k in expansion

Main image for Traders to be reimbursed after Storm Darragh market cancellation

Traders to be reimbursed after Storm Darragh market cancellation

Main image for Fire service gets a rocket after forcing firework shop closure

Fire service gets a rocket after forcing firework shop closure

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Ice cream sellers win fight against cost hike

CONCERNS: Councillor Steve Hunt.

Pharmacy merger ‘a major concern’

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No renewal of asylum seeker contract at riot-hit hotel

FREE FOOD AND DRINKS: Area manager Kim Matthews announces Costa’s Christmas gesture. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093726

Coffee shop serving up Christmas Day kindness

RETIRING: After 40 years, funeral director Alan Taylor, has closed his last coffin lid, on a occupation that has seen him lay to rest some of Barnsley’s famous names. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093720

Alan retires after directing 15,000 funerals

Long-serving Barry finally calling it a day

Dave Mills with Caroline Poskitt, who runs Anthophila - Flowers by Caroline.

Town centre traders sleep on streets for homeless charity

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Fewer new businesses setting up in town

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Glass recycling plant to replace brickworks

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Budget ‘has impact on a quarter of firms’

LANDLORDS LEAVING: PUB Landlord and landlady David and Marylyn Johnson have called time and are set to leave the Tommy Tredlehoyle at pogmoor. Picture Shaun Colborn PD093687

Pub landlords call time after nine years behind bar

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Brewery to take on third town bar

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Shoplifting increase prompts new crime charter

EVENTS: Darren and Kelly Buckley at the Shaw Inn.

Pub’s mission to entertain elderly

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Union anger at TGI’s abrupt closure

AMBITIOUS: Ex-Mayor of Barnsley Coun Michael Stowe officially cut the ribbon to open the new Goldthorpe square last year, but it’s not gone as smoothly as expected.

Million pound scheme fails to attract market traders

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Action plan set to protect shopworkers

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Safe Places scheme decommissioned by council

DEAL STRUCK: Josh Malyan and James Darlington of Vertex, who brokered the deal.

Barnsley healthcare supplier sold to PHS Group

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International retailer to move into Glass Works

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