Latest Photos
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Miners 40th Anniversary at Peacock Park in Stainforth
Bruce Edwards was broadcasting LIVE from 2pm till 5pm from Peacock Park in Stainforth for the Miners 40th Anniversary gala.
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Doncaster Pride 2023
This years Doncaster Pride at Elmfield Park was another huge success with near on 20’000 visitors. Stewart Nicholson hosted the City Stage which was sponsored by Stanley Black & Decker.
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TFEST 2022
T FEST
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Doncaster city Half Marathon
TX1 Radio hosted the Doncaster city Half Marathon with Curleys Athletes on Sunday 12th June at the famous cycle track behind Doncaster Dome.
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Leighton Morris running the Great North Run
Just a few pictures of Leighton at the Great North Run.
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Balby & Hexthorpe Gala on Saturday 17th July 2021
It was a glorious, sunny and very hot day at the Balby & Hexthorpe gala on Hexthorpe park in Doncaster
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The BIG DAB radio giveaway
Well done to all of our DAB radio winners
Local Events
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Mexborough Youth Cafe
Every Monday evening 6-12 years 4.30- 5.45 12-16 years 6pm - 7pm Mexborough Resource Centre, Dolcliffe Road
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Mayflower of Austerfield Charity Lunch
Mayflower of Austerfield Charity Lunch on Wednesday 30th October. Three course lunch, fashion show by Venezia Designs and live music.
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Prestige Bridal Studio wedding fair and Catwalk
Join us for Fizz, canapés, live music and performances plus stunning gowns fresh for SS2025 all whilst raising funds for Vows for girls 🤍
at Ye Olde Bell Hotel & Spa
Today's Weather
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Doncaster
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High: 15°C | Low: 12°C
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Worksop
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High: 14°C | Low: 12°C
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Retford
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High: 14°C | Low: 12°C
Latest National News
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Lammy hails historic moment ahead of talks on UK EU security cooperation
Foreign Secretary David Lammy has arrived in Luxembourg to discuss security issues with his EU counterparts as the Government continues its attempt to “reset” relations with the bloc.
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Officials UK not locked into winter flooding but people should be prepared
The UK is not “locked into” a winter of higher flood risk despite recent wet weather, officials have said, but urged people to plan for all eventualities.
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Right to die campaigners daughter Dad would be livid at laws slow progress
Right-to-die campaigner Tony Nicklinson would be “absolutely fuming” that more progress has not been made in the past 12 years on legalising assisted dying, his daughter said.
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Lammy to meet EU ministers to discuss UK co operation on Ukraine and Middle East
Foreign Secretary David Lammy is to meet with EU ministers to discuss the UK’s co-operation on the Middle East crisis and the war in Ukraine.
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Mechanical SpaceX arms catch returning Starship rocket booster at landing pad
SpaceX has launched its enormous Starship rocket on its boldest test flight yet, catching the returning booster back at the pad with mechanical arms.
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Tory leadership contender Jenrick defends changing stance on Brexit
Tory leadership contender Robert Jenrick defended changing his stance on Brexit, when asked about a letter he is said to have signed describing it as a “dystopia”.
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Carsley Naive to think England can win titles without trying something new
Interim boss Lee Carsley says England have the talent and experience to win the World Cup in two years but believes their approach needs to change to do so.
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Microsoft chief executive to chair Governments industrial strategy council
The chief executive of Microsoft UK will chair a new body to advise the Government on its industrial strategy.