The improvements at Dario’s crossroads on the A19 appear to be making a difference. Traffic is slowing down, which is exactly what you want to see at a junction when road safety matters.
Doncaster council has outline a wider A19 road-safety programme, Backed by 2.96 million in Department for transport funding. The plans include junction improvements, pedestrian-crossing upgrades and measures to manage vehicle speeds. This is a positive step, but we should keep asking where further improvements could make a difference.
Now the question is: Where on the A19 should we look next?
Could similar measures improve safety at other junctions along the route through Doncaster north?
We should build on what’s working, identify where improvements are needed and push for practical solutions that make our roads safer.
What other locations on the A19 do you think needs attention?
Full details of the councils programme:
doncaster.gov.uk/services/tr…
May as well say "human arrested", since being a british national now does not indicate anything other than your ability to apply for a passport.
Vote Restore Britain to end this madness and bring back a sense of national identity.
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Former Doncaster Councillor David Shaw is facing a charge for assault occasioning actual bodily harm linked to an alleged incident in Bennetthorpe in June.
He’s pleaded not guilty and elected Crown court trial, so the case remains before the courts and guilt hasn’t been determined.
Allegations like this are serious and should be dealt with properly in court.
For parties like Restore Britain, or anyone else seeking public office, maintaining public trust means holding representatives to clear standards and taking allegations seriously.
We’ll be following this case closely.
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Doncaster North Patriots.
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If you believe Britain needs restoring, Don’t just watch it happen.
Join the party today and help us build the movement in Doncaster North.
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You don’t have to like a political party to defend its right to campaign.
The worrying part isn’t these people behaving badly. Democracies can survive idiots.
The real danger is when intimidation becomes an acceptable form of political participation.
STAND FIRM. DEFEND DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES.
Just seven months after launch, The latest Electoral Calculus MRP puts Restore Britain at 7% nationally, With 10%+ estimated support in 118 constituencies.
This is a remarkable level of geographical reach for such a new party.
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We’ve heard multiple members reporting Labour Party door knockers within the constituency, while we admire your dedication this is our statement.
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The clearest answer any politician has ever given. I don't think the BBC reporter knew how to react to that 😆
We don't have to live like this. People won't put up with this forever.
This is where we can make large gains. Offer non-voters something to believe in, get behind and vote for.
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How many 'asylum seekers' are receiving free dental care, free prescriptions, free glasses/contact lenses?
Restore Britain has found out. @Lewis_Brackpool takes us through the details...
It is sickening.
Strong showing for Restore, Reform didnt get over the line. Why on earth are people voting green in Dover!!
Great investigative work here in Doncaster
🚨 NEW, COUNCIL UNDER FIRE: Doncaster Secretly Rebrands Water Park into Migrant Housing Unit using NATIONAL LOTTERY funding
The City of Doncaster Council is facing intense public scrutiny following revelations that it quietly transformed part of Hatfield Water Park into a residential facility for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children (UASC) and local care leavers.
The decision, shielding details from ordinary residents, has triggered an immediate backlash over transparency, funding, and the mixing of vulnerable demographics.
Official cabinet documents reveal that the Council entered into a strategic relationship with the Doncaster Culture and Leisure Trust (DCLT) to repurpose existing residential structures at the popular outdoor activity hub into post-16 accommodation.
While the park continues to operate its commercial Doncaster Aqua Park and campsite, a separate building has been repurposed behind closed doors.
Local taxpayers and national critics are demanding answers regarding the financial trail.
The redevelopment relies heavily on public tax funds alongside grant distributions historically tied to National Lottery-backed leisure upgrades.
Critics argue that using funds intended for community recreation to establish a specialized, semi-secure housing facility—without public consultation—constitutes a breach of public trust.
The decision to co-locate local care leavers with unaccompanied migrant youth under one roof has heightened concerns among safeguarding experts.
Local authorities nationwide are already struggling with the immense statutory costs of supporting individuals with no recourse to public funds.
The Council defended the move as a cost-cutting alternative to expensive, variable-quality external placements.
However, critics point out that mixing local teenagers exiting the care system with traumatized, asylum-seeking youth presents deep operational and safeguarding risks.
Compounding the outrage is the strict confidentiality surrounding the scheme.
Residents only discovered the housing plan through leaked local council decisions, sparking fierce debate across South Yorkshire regarding how municipal assets are managed.














