Doncaster Free Press Daily Bulletin with Stephanie Bateman - Tuesday, January 28, 2025 - video Dailymotion

Doncaster Free Press Daily Bulletin with Stephanie Bateman - Tuesday, January 28, 2025

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00:00Good morning, it's Steph at the Doncaster Free Press on Tuesday the 28th of January

00:04bringing you our headlines this morning. Yesterday I sent out a piece from Sally

00:10Jameson, the Doncaster MP. She's shared her concerns about the future of two

00:16historic lime trees which are set to be cut down. They're in Tick Hill. A support

00:21group has been set up campaigning to save the trees so you can read all about

00:26that. We'll be keeping you updated on that story as well because it's got a

00:31lot of interest in it. So what else have we got here? A good one, if your

00:39kids are going to school or about to go to school, we've got the 17 best state

00:44primary schools in South Yorkshire from New Quays Skills League tables. They're

00:52always putting together some sort of table based on GCC results, mean

00:57averages, all sorts. So you can read the 17 best there, see how your school has

01:03fared. That's doing really well for us at the moment and no doubt will

01:08continue as the day goes on. And then finally, yesterday was National

01:14Holocaust Day and to commemorate that 80 trees have been planted across

01:19Doncaster, marking 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz. The trees have

01:27been put in a variety of sites. We've got Conisbrook Welfare Recreation Ground,

01:31Bentley Park, Sandal Park and Reeves Way Park. The trees have all been

01:36planted in there and the information leaked and put in place for people to go

01:40to commemorate and reflect on that horrific time. So for that story, for

01:46anything else that's happening in Doncaster, just visit www.doncasterfreepass.co.uk,

01:52Facebook and X and have a great Tuesday.