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Danielle Andrews
Local Democracy Reporter
Danielle Andrews is a Local Democracy Reporter who covers council matters in Barnsley and Rotherham. Previously she worked for The Mansfield Chad. She has been working as a journalist in South Yorkshire, Notts and Derbyshire since 2018.
The Star, Mansfield and Ashfield Chad, Worksop Guardian
Rotherham’s ratepayers are facing a 3.5 per cent increase in their council tax bills, as increasing social care costs...
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An opposition councillor has blasted a ‘shambolic’ redevelopment in Hoyland town centre as paving slabs have been dug...
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Pensioners have braved the cold to take part in a demonstration calling on Stagecoach to restore a lifeline service w...
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Rotherham Council’s cabinet has agreed an increase of almost seven per cent for Hackney Carriage fares.
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Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council is set to recommission its support for survivors of child sexual exploitation ...
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Rotherham Hospital’s income from car parking hit almost £600,000 last year.
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Barnsley Council has become the sole owner of Barnsley Football Club’s stadium and surrounding land, after Jean Cryne...
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A project to build a public park and walk alongside the river Don in Rotherham will be delayed.
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Rotherham Council faces an overspend of £9.6m over the coming year, with children’s services alone likely to come in ...
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More than 1,000 children in Rotherham could be missing half of their school lessons by 2026, according to figures fro...
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Barnsley Council is facing a £10m funding shortfall in the next financial year and has warned that ‘difficult choices...
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Tenants in council homes across Barnsley face a rent hike of almost eight per cent this spring, in a bid to avoid cut...
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