Six houses were severely damaged in a fire in Barnsley during the July heatwave.
People who helped the residents of six houses which were severely damaged in a fire in the recent heatwave have been thanked by council bosses.
The properties are due to be demolished this week and Barnsley Council boss Sarah Norman said affected residents would continue to receive help.At a full council meeting, Ms Norman said: "Alongside our partners and emergency services and Berneslai Homes, we will continue to provide support to these people, making sure they receive long-term support.
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