Two crews from Rotherham fire station attended the incident on Brinsworth Road at 5.55pm.
Upon arrival firefighters found the bin store well alight, a spokesman from South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue said.
Crews extinguished the fire was just after 6.20pm and left the scene at 7pm.
“The fire is thought to have been started deliberately.”
A BMW and an Audi RS5 were destroyed in the attack at a property just before 11pm.
A fire crew from Rotherham station arrived to find two alight.
They left the scene at around 11:30pm
At around 9am on Sunday (19th April) It was reported that a Volkswagen Golf which was found to be speeding failed to stop for officers on Upwell Street in Burngreave area of Sheffield.
Officers engaged in a pursuit of the vehicle through the Attercliffe area of Sheffield into Tinsley, a police spokesperson said.
“The car was found abandoned on Ferrars Road in Brinsworth. The driver had fled the scene.”
“A short time later a 17 year old man was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving.”
“He was later released under investigation pending further enquiries.”
Police said, the vehicle which was ‘looking a little worse for wear” was stopped whilst traveling along Sheffield Road
The driver, who was found to be twice the drink drive limit, held no license or no insurance.
The car was seized and the driver arrested.
Shortly after 3.20am on Wednesday (15 April), emergency services were called to reports of the body of a man had been found on the northbound carriageway of the M1, near to junction 31 and Woodall Services.
The man, 24, is believed to have fallen from the bridge running over the motorway, School Lane, and collided with two heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) in the carriageway, a police spokesperson said.
He was sadly pronounced dead at the scene. His family has been informed and are receiving support from specially trained officers, the spokesperson added.
The northbound carriageway was closed for the majority of the day to allow investigations to take place but has since been re-opened.
Police are keen to hear from any motorists who may have been travelling on the M1 this morning who witnessed the incident, as well as those motorists who may hold dashcam footage.
Please call 101 quoting incident number 97 of 15 April 2020. If you have dashcam footage, you can email this to [email protected] quoting the incident number in the email subject line.
At around 11pm on Thursday, 9th April it was reported that a silver Land Rover Discovery failed to stop for police officers on Bawtry Road, Brinsworth.
After a short pursuit, the Land Rover is believed to have lost control on Manor Road, coming into collision with two parked cars and a police car, a police spokesperson said.
โA 23-year-old Rotherham man travelling as a passenger in the Land Rover suffered serious injuries and was taken to hospital.โ
โThe driver of the Land Rover is believed to have fled the scene on foot and has not yet been identified.โ
If you live in the local area and witnessed the collision, please contact police. Any motorists who may have been travelling along Bawtry Road or Manor Road at the time of the pursuit and collision, who may hold dashcam footage, are also asked to get in touch.
If you have information, please call 101 quoting incident number 993 of 9 April 2020.
It was reported that at around 10:10pm on Monday (6th April) an unknown car collided with a number of parked vehicles on Hungerhill Road and Reresby Road, Whiston.
a police spokespersons said, police are keen to hear from anyone who may know what happened, those who live in the local area and have CCTV or people driving in the area at the time.
If you have information that can help officers with their enquiries please call 101 quoting incident number 850 of 6 April 2020.
Police were called to reports of a burglary at 22:12 on Tuesday (31st March)
It’s believed a police dog found 4 men claiming to be ‘bloggers’
Previous to this on (24th April) police were called to reports of a potential burglary, no arrests were made.
John Talbot of Briery Walk, Greasbrough was arrested and later charged by police after the theft of two charity boxes from a care home on Fitzwilliam Road.
The fundraising boxes belonged to PAWS and Yorkshire Air Ambulance.
A police spokesperson said “After enquiries carried out by officers in Rotherham, John Talbot, of Briery Walk, Greasbrough was detained on 23 March”
“The 51-year-old was later charged the next day (24 March) and is now remanded in police custody”
He will appear before Sheffield Crown Court on 21st April.
Jason Shields, 34 of no fixed abode was charged with theft and fraud after a bag belonging to a paramedic was stolen from the cab of an ambulance attending an incident in Rawmarsh.
The paramedic was attending a patient on Dale Road, Rawmarsh between 7.05pm and 7.50pm on Saturday (March 21) when the bag was stolen.
The 34 year old was charged with fraud after the paramedics bankcards were used on the same night in the local area.
He was also charged with making off without payment from a previous incident.
Further charges included two counts of burglary, relating to a reported burglary on Saturday 21 March, where a Playstation was stolen from a property on Elm Grove, Greasbrough and a reported burglary on Barnsley Road on Monday 23 March.
He will appear before Sheffield Crown Court on Monday, April 27.
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