Local Events
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Our local club is now a hive of activity once again! Visit their Facebook page (link below the logo on the left) for all the activities throughout the week in their newly refurbished bar!
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Picnic in the Park 2020
The ever popular Picnic in the Park event was again being planned to return in 2020. Unfortunately as a result of the Covid-19 outbreak this has been forced to be cancelled. The event is hoping to return stronger than ever in 2021.
Picnic in the Park 2019 |
Picnic in the Park 2018
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Contacts
Your Local Councillor Surgery
Have you ever wanted to talk directly with your local Councillor but not known how to get in contact? Well look no further!
As Part of the Stairfoot Ward we have three Councillors; Councillor Karen Dyson, Councillor Paul Murray & Councillor Ian Shirt. If you have something you'd like to discuss then they'd love it if you could call by their surgeries as detailed below:
For more details visit the Barnsley Council Website
As Part of the Stairfoot Ward we have three Councillors; Councillor Karen Dyson, Councillor Paul Murray & Councillor Ian Shirt. If you have something you'd like to discuss then they'd love it if you could call by their surgeries as detailed below:
For more details visit the Barnsley Council Website
Councillor Karen Dyson
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Councillor Paul Murray
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Councillor Ian Shirt
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Doncaster Road
Ardsley Barnsley S715AG Phone: 01226 284493 |
We have places available in our nursery at Oakhill Primary Academy. Please contact the school office (01226 284493) to look around or for more information.
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Services and activities are held regularly within the church. Everyone is welcome to join in. Visit the website for event details, with key annual events appearing on this page.
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Ardsley Tots is a parent and toddler group for all in the Barnsley, Stairfoot and Ardsley areas. The group meet in the old caretakers house next to Oakhill Primary Academy. To find out more, visit their facebook page at the link beneath the graphic to the left.
The group meet up every Tuesday and Thursday between 8.30am - 10.30am giving Parents and Toddlers valuable time to share their experiences and challenges with valuable social skills being learnt by the tots. Arts & Crafts and play is the name of the game for the tots, with snacks also provided. The charge for attending is £3 per adult. |
36th Barnsley (Ardsley) Air Scout Group
www.ardsleyscouts.org.uk www.ardsleyscouts.blogspot.com www.scouts.org.uk |
Regular Beavers, Cubs and Scouts meetings are held on a weekly basis for children and young adults aged 6-25 years.
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Useful contacts:
01226 774356 Report fault/damage on play area/skate park Barnsley in Bloom 01226 774353 General enquiries within the park Hire of land for football/events etc Report damage/fault to pavillion 01226 774368 Removal of litter/glass etc within the park |
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Berneslai Homes were appointed as an Arm’s Length Management Organisation (ALMO) to look after social housing on behalf of Barnsley council. As part of their remit they are responsible for the social housing and tenants, and also local communities assisting in keeping areas clean and tidy and tackling issues of anti-social behaviour.
If you are interested in getting involved then please contact the Berneslai Homes Community Engagement Team: Telephone: 01226 772727 email: communityengagement@berneslaihomes.co.uk Post: Berneslai Homes, PO Box 627, Barnsley, S70 9FZ |
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101 is the number to call when you want to contact your local police when it's not an emergency. It is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You can also report some non-urgent crimes at www.reportingcrime.uk.
You should call 101 for reporting:
You should call 999 if:
If you call 101 but are reporting an emergency, you will be directed to the 999 service. Calls to the 101 service are charged at 15p per call, irrespective of the time of day or the length of the call. |
Other Groups
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Stairfoot Station Heritage Park
Stairfoot Station Heritage Park group has been formed to commemorate and celebrate the rich Industrial Heritage and Culture of the Stairfoot basin. The station, which was sited in the Stairfoot area of the Trans Pennine Trail, was a major distribution hub of communication for the transport of the many commodities produced from within the area. |
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Barnsley Main Heritage Group
The Barnsley Main Heritage Group are volunteers committed to the conservation and protection of the Barnsley Main Colliery site. Barnsley is a town built on coal and we aim to make this Grade II listed site a high quality visitor attraction, community resource and memorial to the South Yorkshire coalfield. |