This year’s Safer Internet Day on February 5 will be celebrated across the globe. Fiona Evans looks at what it means for children and young people in the UK
If you drive along Bawtry Road and have to wait at Bawtry Road Church Lane traffic lights you will see three impressive metal structures that Doncaster Council erected approximately four years ago. They were for hanging baskets which on the first year they put up.
Regarding your “Plan under development to deal with anti-social parking by lorry drivers on Doncaster streets”, can you tell me what is intended to be done?
Recently I was unfortunate enough to be admitted to the Doncaster Royal Infirmary, and with this being my first experience of being in a hospital I did not know what to expect.
Interested to read of Doncaster Council’s decision to spend £10m of local authority money on a new cinema and restaurants in Waterdale. Developer Muse ditched the cinema build idea in 2014 as ‘couldn’t make it work financially’.
Don’t you think it’s time to have Music in the Park as they do in Sheffield. Doncaster has large parks which could accommodate bands, people and cars to the event.
I write as a former Doncaster headteacher and a retired director of schools with a passion for high quality education and a high regard and deep respect for school staff.
A couple of weeks ago a programme on ITV’s Calendar showed young school children showing their concern about pollution from traffic fumes in Sheffield.
To celebrate the release of the highly anticipated family title HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA 3: A MONSTER VACATION, Sony Pictures will be conducting a national tour visiting some of the UK’s biggest shopping centres.
