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The annual Christmas tree has been installed and lights turned on in Greasbrough this week.
This has been funded through the Greasbrough Ward Councillors Devolved budget.
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 Join us for a Community Winter Wonderland on Saturday 9 December 2023 between 4pm-8pm at Greasborough Park, off Rossiter Road.
You will be able to visit Santa in his grotto.
There will also be rides, games and live music along with a variety of craft stalls, food and drinks.
Also, remember to bring your phone to take selfies in the Snowglobe!
 The Service for Remembrance Sunday at St Marys Church and the Cenotaph in Greasbrough was well attended by residents of Greasbrough.
Thanks to the pupils from Rockingham Junior & Infant school and Wingfield Academy for their support at the service.
 Join us for an afternoon of Festivities at Rockingham Junior & Infant School's Christmas Fayre on Wednesday 6 December, starting at 2.00pm.
 Works are continuing on the Elm Grove play area. Pathways are now completed and the benches have been installed.
The play equipment is due to be installed in the next few days.
 Come along to Greasbrough Primary School's Christmas Fayre on Thursday 7 December 2023, 3pm until 4pm.
There will be a range of stalls including cakes and buns, face painting, raffles and tombola, children's games, and Santa's grotto.
 St Marys Church, Greasbrough, held their annual Christmas Fayre last month on Saturday 18 November.
It was another good turn out, and it was nice to see residents supporting community events. It was well supported by Elliott Walker and the Masbrough Choir, who put the piano to good use which the Ward Councillors have contributed some of their Ward Budget to.
Thank you to all those who came along!
 Thanks to the children's hard work and dedication over the past year, Rockingham Junior & Infant School has successfully achieved the "Eco Schools Green Flag Award" - only 1 of 7 schools in Rotherham to do so.
The following activities have contributed to the award:
- Litter Picking
- Willow Weaving using the excess Willow from the schools Willow domes to make fencing in the composting area
- Encouraging biodiversity by sowing wildflower areas to encourage butterflies, bees, etc
- Looking after the school chickens and maintaining the pond area
- Growing their own potatoes and taking them home to make a meal
- Growing plants to sell at the Summer Fayre
- Recycling and promoting recycling within school
A huge well done to staff and students!
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