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Sheffield women’s charity in desperate need of funding to prevent closure
A Sheffield based charity have pleaded for life saving funding from the council in order to prevent their closure later this year.Vida Sheffield is an independently funded charity that helps women recovering from sexual and domestic abuse based trauma. After their...
New facilities in Sheffield park get green light despite concerns for wildlife and accessibility
Construction work is set to go ahead this summer to improve Hillsborough Park's sporting and social facilities despite objections. The plan is to improve and redevelop the current multi use game area (MUGA) of the park to accommodate to new padel and tennis courts,...
Sheffield’s biggest food bank launches new campaign to tackle the cost of living crisis
A Sheffield food bank has launched a new campaign to raise awareness on the cost of living crisis. The campaign, Cost of Surviving, is aimed at providing urgent food and support to vulnerable individuals and families across the city. Credit: S6 Foodbank Sheffield S6...
Gender pay gap halved in a year says fire service
South Yorkshire’s fire service has seen the pay gap between men and women cut significantly, but fire chiefs say stereotypes are stopping women entering the industry. The organisation's Gender Pay Gap Report for 2023, showed that women within South Yorkshire Fire and...
Former sheffield citizen who learnt how to walk and talk again after a horrible fall completes the London Marathon and raises £8,000 for charity
Connor Blundell, 25, completed the London Marathon with his father despite facing a life changing fall. Connor Blundell and his father Chris Blundell were among the...
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Former sheffield citizen who learnt how to walk and talk again after a horrible fall completes the London Marathon and raises £8,000 for charity
Connor Blundell, 25, completed the London Marathon with his father despite facing a life changing fall. Connor Blundell and his father Chris Blundell were among the...
Sheffield women’s charity in desperate need of funding to prevent closure
A Sheffield based charity have pleaded for life saving funding from the council in order to prevent their closure later this year.Vida Sheffield is an independently funded charity that helps women recovering from sexual and domestic abuse based trauma. After their...
New facilities in Sheffield park get green light despite concerns for wildlife and accessibility
Construction work is set to go ahead this summer to improve Hillsborough Park's sporting and social facilities despite objections. The plan is to improve and redevelop the current multi use game area (MUGA) of the park to accommodate to new padel and tennis courts,...
Sheffield’s biggest food bank launches new campaign to tackle the cost of living crisis
A Sheffield food bank has launched a new campaign to raise awareness on the cost of living crisis. The campaign, Cost of Surviving, is aimed at providing urgent food and support to vulnerable individuals and families across the city. Credit: S6 Foodbank Sheffield S6...
Gender pay gap halved in a year says fire service
South Yorkshire’s fire service has seen the pay gap between men and women cut significantly, but fire chiefs say stereotypes are stopping women entering the industry. The organisation's Gender Pay Gap Report for 2023, showed that women within South Yorkshire Fire and...
Dad running a marathon every month for a year to fundraise for Children’s Hospital
A Father of two is running a marathon or ultramarathon every month of this year to raise money for Sheffield Children’s Hospital Charity. Mr Joe Lee, 32, University...
Dad running a marathon every month for a year to fundraise for Children’s Hospital
A Father of two is running a marathon or ultramarathon every month of this year to raise money for Sheffield Children’s Hospital Charity. Mr Joe Lee, 32, University...
Sheffield students mark the first ever Dysarthria Awareness Day
A group of students and their course leaders organised stands at The University of Sheffield to commemorate Dysarthria Awareness Day in efforts to shed light on this...
Sheffield students mark the first ever Dysarthria Awareness Day
A group of students and their course leaders organised stands at The University of Sheffield to commemorate Dysarthria Awareness Day in efforts to shed light on this...
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Sheffield’s biggest food bank launches new campaign to tackle the cost of living crisis
A Sheffield food bank has launched a new campaign to raise awareness on the cost of living crisis. The campaign, Cost of Surviving, is aimed at providing urgent food...
Gender pay gap halved in a year says fire service
South Yorkshire’s fire service has seen the pay gap between men and women cut significantly, but fire chiefs say stereotypes are stopping women entering the industry....
Dad running a marathon every month for a year to fundraise for Children’s Hospital
A Father of two is running a marathon or ultramarathon every month of this year to raise money for Sheffield Children’s Hospital Charity. Mr Joe Lee, 32, University...
Sheffield students mark the first ever Dysarthria Awareness Day
A group of students and their course leaders organised stands at The University of Sheffield to commemorate Dysarthria Awareness Day in efforts to shed light on this...
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Plans to build homes on former Grenoside school site rejected
The owner of the site of a former Grenoside school has defended plans to build new homes on the land, after they were rejected by the city council. Plans to build seven homes on the site of the former 1884-built Grenoside Junior and Infant School were rejected by...
Carnival returns to Sheffield’s Kelham Island
Kelham Carnival has returned for the second time with a glorious celebration of food, drink and an appreciation for the local community. About 600 people visited the carnival on Sunday, hosted by the Saw Grinders Union. Alpozan, 32, owner of Saw Grinders Union said:...
Plans for four new homes in Fulwood go ahead despite objections
A group of concerned people in Fulwood have failed to prevent the development of four new houses in their area. On Tuesday 30 April Sheffield City Council's Highways and Planning committee voted in favour of a new development at 45a Brooklands Avenue that would mean...
“What’s needed is not pledges but action” Sheffield Climate Vigil activists vent frustration over inaction
A group who have held silent vigils outside Sheffield Town Hall for two years have demanded action from the government over climate change. Sheffield Climate Vigil, a group based in Sheffield City Centre who hold regular silent vigils, feel 'let down' by the...
Community Team Crookes Cyclones Clinch Sheffield Basketball Division
A Sheffield basketball team which was only formed when lockdown ended has clinched the division three title with games to spare. In the three seasons since its founding, the Crookes Cyclones have climbed through the lower divisions of the Sheffield Basketball League....
Crucible Theatre in Sheffield set to hold huge costume sale
It's the final curtain call for costumes at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre as the public are being invited to an up-and-coming sale later this month. From Guys and Dolls to Richard III, the Crucible is putting on sale some of their most iconic costumes on Saturday 18...