The regeneration of the Doncaster markets is rapidly approaching completion. The Wool Market has been redeveloped along with the introduction of 100 additional car parking spaces in what was the Irish market. This move follows the retail trend to rethink what we need in the […]
Whilst local authorities, over the past few years have been trimming the local amenities, something DMBC have also been guilty of, it is good to see a significant move in the opposite direction. Take a look at the development of the new £14m museum and […]
If you are a parent, grandparent or adult who wants ‘summat to do there are a couple of new websites that are worth exploring. Ideal to help planning for that weekend or half term with the kids. If you are a grandparent on duty or […]
This January, work has begun on clearing the overgrown woodland adjoining The Burghwallis pub car park to create a new seating and play area for families. Aims To provide a safe, fenced seating and play area for families within a woodland setting. To lay paths […]
Over the years, the pavement from the end of the houses on Grange Lane to the wooded area on the approach to Skellow has gradually become narrower due to the encroachment of grass and weeds from the adjoining field. This has meant that it was […]
normally at the Parish Council Meetings the councillors are busy with ongoing projects and developments. But at the last meeting – 8th January 2019 at the Burghwallis pub there were joined by 12 members of the public in attendance. You can see the host of […]
Apart from driving to Doncaster, and thus bear the wrath of the environmentalist – as well as that damn roundabout at the end of St George’s bridge, you can always go by bus or train. Having recently travelled the entire distance from Burghwallis to the […]
The Burghwallis web site has been in operation for around 5 years in its current guise and needed an overhaul to meet latest security and operational issues. There are some nasty people in this wide world, not litter dumpers this time, for we are also […]
The festive mood is over and as the Christmas mood of the Holly and the Ivy disappears into the memory a more sinister thought emerges. Ivy can eat trees. One of the best village scapes in the UK * is under threat. The fantastic and […]