Council Ban on Cat Feeder Sparks Animal Welfare Movement
Collette Boler, banned from feeding feral cats after 20 years, gains overwhelming support from strangers and charities, highlighting tensions between local regulations and animal welfare.
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18-Year Gap in Healthy Life Expectancy Across UK Regions
A stark health inequality report reveals girls born in Barnsley have 53 years of good health versus 71 in Wokingham, prompting calls for a national plan to address social determinants like poverty and air pollution.
Family in PPE Witness Grandmother's Rabies Death
An inquest heard how Yvonne Ford's family wore protective gear as she died from rabies after a dog scratch in Morocco, highlighting rare UK cases and urgent travel warnings.
Rabies Death from Dog Scratch in Morocco: Inquest Details
Yvonne Ford, 59, died in Barnsley hospital after contracting rabies from a puppy scratch in Morocco. A psychiatrist raised the diagnosis, highlighting rare UK cases and global awareness efforts.
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Barnsley Dealer Jailed for 'Home Alone' Booby Traps
Ian Claughton, 60, receives seven-year sentence for rigging properties with homemade flame-throwers, stun guns and modified crow-scarers to protect cannabis operations.
Barnsley Becomes UK Tech Hub with AI Investments
Barnsley emerges as a leading UK tech town, attracting major investments from Microsoft, Cisco, and Adobe, driving innovation and economic growth in South Yorkshire.
Nurse's Mission After Mother Dies of Rabies
Robyn Thomson, a nurse from Barnsley, is vaccinating thousands of dogs abroad after her mother, Yvonne Ford, died from rabies contracted in Morocco. Her story of turning grief into global action.
Ketamine admissions surge 251%, straining UK urology wards
UK hospitals face a crisis as ketamine-related admissions soar by 251% since 2015, overwhelming urology departments with young patients suffering irreversible bladder damage. Experts demand urgent action.
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