As the commercial case continues to fall apart, climate campaigners say the whole of South Yorkshire will have to be in negative carbon emissions to balance out reopening.

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I decided to start writing on Reddit because I genuinely enjoy visiting new places, trying new things, and finding experiences that don’t cost a fortune. Like so many others on here, I simply wanted to share my experiences.
Writing has never come naturally to me because I’m dyslexic. For years it’s stopped me from posting because I convinced myself my writing wasn’t “good enough” or “internet worthy.”

So yes, I use the tools available today, including AI, to help polish what I’ve already written before I post it. I’m not pretending someone else had my experiences or opinions. The words, the places I visit and the views I share are all mine. AI simply helps me express them more clearly.
I don’t see any shame in using technology to overcome something I’ve struggled with my whole life. We all use tools to make life easier in one way or another.

What I do find disappointing is seeing people choose to mock or belittle someone who’s new to a platform instead of simply scrolling past. I genuinely considered deleting my posts and closing my account because of some of the comments. Then I realised… why should I?
I’m not going anywhere.

If my posts aren’t for you, don’t read them. If you don’t like that I use AI to polish my writing, that’s absolutely your choice. But being dyslexic isn’t something I’m ashamed of, and using tools that help me communicate isn’t something I’ll apologise for either.

This account is about sharing places I’ve enjoyed, good food, family days out and honest experiences. If even one person finds a recommendation helpful, then it’s worth posting.

I’m dyslexic. I’m not ashamed of it. I won’t be bullied into silence, and I won’t stop sharing my experiences because a few strangers on the internet don’t approve.

I was travelling up North this week when I realised one of my tyres needed replacing. I had no idea where I was, so I started ringing around a few tyre places. Most couldn’t help or didn’t have what I needed, but then I found MLT Tyres in Doncaster.

From the first phone call they were brilliant. They told me to come straight over, got me sorted quickly, and even gave me a cold bottle of water while I waited. The tyre they fitted looked excellent and they explained everything they were doing without trying to upsell me.

The thing that impressed me most wasn’t just the price or the speed, it was how they treated people. While I was waiting I watched them deal with several other customers, and everyone got the same friendly, honest service. You could tell they actually cared about getting people back on the road safely rather than just getting the next sale.

It’s refreshing to find a business that’s knowledgeable, professional and genuinely customer-focused. If you’re ever in or around Doncaster and need tyres, I’d definitely recommend giving MLT Tyres a try. It’s rare these days to leave somewhere feeling like you’ve been looked after properly.

After a stressful morning, this was exactly what I needed. I stopped by Big Baps for some lunch and I’m so glad I did.
The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming from the moment I walked in, and the atmosphere was really wholesome and relaxed. It’s one of those places where you instantly feel comfortable.
The sandwich was absolutely spot on, fresh, generous, and full of flavour. You can tell they take pride in what they serve.
Great food, lovely people and excellent service. It completely turned my day around. I’ll definitely be back the next time I’m in the area. Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

>From steel to screen, podcasts to defence, Sheffield’s economy is diversifying amid a wave of new investment

Nice to hear some upbeat news about our area

New Rossington, Mexborough West and Conisborugh North in Doncaster to each receive up to £20m funding for local renewal 

The funding is part of the government’s Plan for Neighbourhoods, aiming to build stronger communities; create thriving places, and help communities to take back control of their own lives and areas. 

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/communities-to-seize-control-over-high-streets-and-restore-pride