The Exchange Recovery College Barnsley

[Barnsley - Eldon Street - Police Incident]
Incident Date: 21/03/25 - 06:02
***** UPDATE ***** 21/03/25 - 12:59
South Yorkshire Police have advised they were called to an injured male on [Eldon Street] who was receiving treatment by firt responders. Despite the best efforts the male has sadly passed away.

The Police are now carrying out a full investigation.

Anyone with information can contact police via 101 or online, please quote incident number 1164 of 20 March 2025

Community message received:-
Eldon street to Joseph Brammahs is closed off due to a police incident.

We had 31 silent 999 calls in January where we were needed at the scene immediately – that’s one every single day 😮

Some of these calls were from people suffering domestic abuse, who couldn't say much but urgently needed our help to escape a desperate situation 🏠 😞

Did you know that pressing 55 after calling 999 alerts police operators that you need help but are in a situation where you can't talk?

Pressing 55 lets the 999 operator know your call is genuine, and they will try to track your location. If you can't speak, listen carefully to the questions and instructions from our call agents in the demand hub so they can assess your call and arrange help 👀📱

Find out more information on our dedicated web page: https://orlo.uk/Silent-999_2ohvL

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A group of Victorian lads and lasses wait in line for their staniforths_bakery sausage rolls at the top of ‘The Victorian Arcade’. 🤟

We’re thrilled to announce that the Barnsley Recovery Community has been accepted into the Tesco Stronger Communities Grant Scheme! 💙

From mid-January to the end of March 2025, you can support us by voting with blue tokens at these Tesco stores:
🛒 Barnsley Extra (S70 3NS)
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Every vote helps us continue making a difference, so if you're doing your weekly shop or popping in for essentials, we’d really appreciate your support. 🙌

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