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Prominent Sheffield figures want Steel City to step into the spotlight it deserves
Sheffield needs to shout about its heritage and put itself on the UK's culture map, according to Sheffield FC's new chairman - and indie musician. Lead singer of Indie band Reverend and the Makers, Jon McClure, was named the new chairman of Sheffield FC earlier this...
Burngreave residents urged to share thoughts on proposed plans to make roads safer
Changes have been proposed to redesign Burngreave roads in a bid to make them safer - and the council is urging locals to share their opinions on the plans. The proposed plans centre around ensuring safer areas for walking, wheeling, cycling, and buses. The council...
Sheffield organisations fight to end violence against women
A crowd of 100 protestors gathered in Sheffield’s Peace Gardens for International Women’s Day and called for the government to fight harder against gender-based violence in the UK. Sheffield Women’s Collective (SWC), a grassroots feminist organisation founded in 2025,...
Students from both universities in Sheffield united against financial cuts during a protest
Students from the University of Sheffield and Sheffield Hallam University came together to protest against the ongoing cuts and restructures that continue to impact students. Rallying speeches were given by various members of Sheffield Hallam Against Cuts and the...
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Former Cole Brothers building to be transformed under new city centre plans
Plans to redevelop one of Sheffield’s most recognisable city centre buildings have been given the green light, marking a significant step in efforts to revive a site...
Prominent Sheffield figures want Steel City to step into the spotlight it deserves
Sheffield needs to shout about its heritage and put itself on the UK's culture map, according to Sheffield FC's new chairman - and indie musician. Lead singer of Indie band Reverend and the Makers, Jon McClure, was named the new chairman of Sheffield FC earlier this...
Burngreave residents urged to share thoughts on proposed plans to make roads safer
Changes have been proposed to redesign Burngreave roads in a bid to make them safer - and the council is urging locals to share their opinions on the plans. The proposed plans centre around ensuring safer areas for walking, wheeling, cycling, and buses. The council...
Sheffield organisations fight to end violence against women
A crowd of 100 protestors gathered in Sheffield’s Peace Gardens for International Women’s Day and called for the government to fight harder against gender-based violence in the UK. Sheffield Women’s Collective (SWC), a grassroots feminist organisation founded in 2025,...
Students from both universities in Sheffield united against financial cuts during a protest
Students from the University of Sheffield and Sheffield Hallam University came together to protest against the ongoing cuts and restructures that continue to impact students. Rallying speeches were given by various members of Sheffield Hallam Against Cuts and the...
Missing Woman last seen in Crookes
The South Yorkshire police are appealing for information for a missing Sheffield woman called Sarah. Sarah was last seen in the Crookes area at 10 am this morning. The...
Missing Woman last seen in Crookes
The South Yorkshire police are appealing for information for a missing Sheffield woman called Sarah. Sarah was last seen in the Crookes area at 10 am this morning. The...
“Can’t wait to be king!” – Walkley Primary school to raise £950 for lion cub sculpture
Almost £1k is to be raised by St Mary’s CE primary, Walkley to adopt a lion cub sculpture from the Pride of Yorkshire trail. St Mary’s have made £180 by hosting a bake...
“Can’t wait to be king!” – Walkley Primary school to raise £950 for lion cub sculpture
Almost £1k is to be raised by St Mary’s CE primary, Walkley to adopt a lion cub sculpture from the Pride of Yorkshire trail. St Mary’s have made £180 by hosting a bake...
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Sheffield volunteer had to wait 20 years before being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis
A volunteer for the Sheffield and Rotherham MS Group said she suffered years of being misdiagnosed by doctors before being told she had multiple sclerosis (MS). Joanna...
Sheffield Sustainability Market returns to combat plastic pollution
The Sheffield Sustainability Market returned to the city centre for a third time, featuring a range of eco-friendly products made by businesses from the area. The event...
Sheffield traders buck national trend as economy grows
Sheffield's economy is celebrating growth despite national decline - with nearby cities such as Leeds and Nottingham experiencing significant shortfalls. A new report...
Controversial Old Fulwood Road redevelopment decision delayed as residents voice objections
A decision on whether a £54 million housing development planned for a former NHS site in Fulwood can go ahead has been delayed due to months of opposition, with...
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Sheffield’s Crookes Brass Band wins award in first contest for over a century
Crookes Brass Band won an award as they represented Sheffield at the Yorkshire Regional Championships in their first contest for 101 years. Crookes finished in sixth place and won best percussion in the fourth section at the event which took place on Saturday 1 March...
Staff and children left ‘stranded’ after a nursery receives a sudden eviction from church
St Leonard's Day Nursery in Longley, Sheffield, is being forced to close this week after being issued a four-week notice to leave the space by Saint Leonard's Church Norwood. This has left all eight members of staff without jobs, and more than 40 children without a...
‘Overwhelming Support’ for Dorothy Pax as fundraiser smashes target following venue closure
A fundraiser for staff at Sheffield venue Dorothy Pax has smashed its target, raising more than £4,500, after it announced it would close last week. The Much-loved Dorothy Pax, a Grassroot Music Venue at Sheffield's Victoria Quay announced its closure on 5 March. It...
Anti-knife crime fundraiser in response to death of Harvey Willgoose
A group of boys are set to run the Sheffield half marathon in a bid to end knife crime, and violence amongst young people. The friends were prompted to act after the death of Sheffield school boy Harvey Willgoose, who was stabbed while at All Saints Catholic High...
‘Arson attacks’ leave Beighton and Sothall residents on edge
Homeowners in a Sheffield community say they are shocked and cross after what are believed to be a series of arson attacks in the area. The three latest incidents in the Beighton and Sothall communities have seen fires spread from bins and a caravan to nearby cars and...
Sheffield to commemorate the second national COVID-19 Day of Reflection
Credit @ Sheffield City Council Sheffield is set to commemorate the second annual Day of Reflection for those who lost their lives during the pandemic, on Sunday 9 March. The event will provide the community with an opportunity to remember their loved ones and...