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Clients left feeling ‘dumbfounded’ following update into PM Law fraud investigation.
Up to £39.5 million of client funds have been 'misused' following the shock closure of Sheffield based-law firm Proddow Mackay. According to the Solicitors Regulation Authority, the ongoing invesitgation is one of the largest and most complex everr undertaken. A...
Permanent parking restrictions approved in Burngreave despite objections
Plans to restrict parking in three streets in the north east of the city have been approved despite objections that workers may struggle to park in the area. Sheffield City Council's Transport, Regeneration and Climate Policy Committee approved the Garter Street...
Students rally against far right in Sheffield ahead of the national “March Together” protest in London
Students gathered at the University of Sheffield Students’ Union to raise awareness and rally support for the upcoming “March Together Against the Far Right” demonstration set to take place in London later this month. The protest organised by the Together...
”Doing stand up helped me process what I’d been though”: Sheffield comic says she used laughter on her road to recovery from breast cancer
An amateur stand up comedian has credited laughter to helping her on her journey to recovery from breast cancer. Stand up comedian April Louise advocated stand up comedy for increasing people’s confidence and now wants to launch workshops in schools and prisons. Born...
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Sheffield to host Tour de France Femmes finale in historic UK debut
Sheffield is set to host the finale of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, which will make its UK debut in a three-stage Grand Départ. The route has now been...
Clients left feeling ‘dumbfounded’ following update into PM Law fraud investigation.
Up to £39.5 million of client funds have been 'misused' following the shock closure of Sheffield based-law firm Proddow Mackay. According to the Solicitors Regulation Authority, the ongoing invesitgation is one of the largest and most complex everr undertaken. A...
Permanent parking restrictions approved in Burngreave despite objections
Plans to restrict parking in three streets in the north east of the city have been approved despite objections that workers may struggle to park in the area. Sheffield City Council's Transport, Regeneration and Climate Policy Committee approved the Garter Street...
Students rally against far right in Sheffield ahead of the national “March Together” protest in London
Students gathered at the University of Sheffield Students’ Union to raise awareness and rally support for the upcoming “March Together Against the Far Right” demonstration set to take place in London later this month. The protest organised by the Together...
”Doing stand up helped me process what I’d been though”: Sheffield comic says she used laughter on her road to recovery from breast cancer
An amateur stand up comedian has credited laughter to helping her on her journey to recovery from breast cancer. Stand up comedian April Louise advocated stand up comedy for increasing people’s confidence and now wants to launch workshops in schools and prisons. Born...
Snooker fans rejoice as World Championships remain in Sheffield
The new deal runs until at least 2045.
Snooker fans rejoice as World Championships remain in Sheffield
The new deal runs until at least 2045.
University nursery still at risk despite over 1,000 angry petition signatures
The Collegiate Campus nursery has lost £600,000 since the pandemic.
University nursery still at risk despite over 1,000 angry petition signatures
The Collegiate Campus nursery has lost £600,000 since the pandemic.
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Sheffield artists open their studios to the public
Artists and makers have been opening their studios as part of the 27th year of a Sheffield festival. Over the bank holiday weekend, a wide range of Sheffield and...
Sheffield women’s homelessness service secures £1.25m funding
A supported accommodation scheme for homeless women in Sheffield has secured £1.25 million in continued funding. Jo Meagher, Director of the Young Women’s Housing...
Sheffield castle regeneration project in need of an extra £5 million to complete development
An additional £5 million will be needed to complete a regeneration project at the former Sheffield Castle site in the city centre. The Gateway to Sheffield regeneration...
Images released as Sheffield’s S1 Artspace receives £1 million investment
New photos inside a former Sheffield bank which is being turned into an arts venue have been released following a £1 million investment. The S1 Artspace is being...
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Police to crackdown on Sheffield derby violence
Banning orders, imprisonment and fines have been promised by the South Yorkshire Police stemming from anti-social behaviour in a previous steel city derby. According to Chief Superintendent Cherie Buttle of South Yorkshire Police, the department is working closely...
Quirky school-time comedy comes to life on Totley stage
A former teacher is to bring his years in 1980s schools to the stage in a 'quirky' comedy with Totley Dramatic Operatic Society's first spring production of the year. After a successful sold-out Agatha Christie production of ‘And Then There Were None’ directed by...
“This is not a fight for now, but a fight for future generations” claim balloting university staff
Staff have slammed the ‘toxic’ work environment at the University of Sheffield, claiming to have “lost confidence in the management,” as they continue balloting for industrial action. This follows the University’s decision in the Autumn of 2024 to reduce staff...
VIDEO: Sheffield’s disability snooker champion said “it means everything to me” as he returns home with glory.
A Sheffield athlete has received gold in the first world disability snooker championship in Thailand. Gary Swift, 53, who was left wheelchair-bound after being electrocuted when he was 14, represented Great Britain in the championship in Nonthaburi , Thailand. Mr...
150 orienteers take on Kelham Island in urban night race
As dusk fell on Tuesday, 150 orienteers departed from the Fat Cat pub to take on the dimly lit streets of Kelham Island. The racers, young and old, using maps, compasses, and head torches, had until 8:45 PM to navigate the streets and finish their selected...
Sheffield councillors to show Ukrainians they have not been forgotten during visit
Two North Sheffield councillors are to travel to Ukraine on 14 March to show Ukrainians that the British people “have not forgotten about the war”, and find out what more the city can do to help. The councillors plan to visit rehabilitation centres and...