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”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.
University nursery still at risk despite over 1,000 angry petition signatures
The Collegiate Campus nursery has lost £600,000 since the pandemic.
Further outrage erupts from students in Sheffield as strikes set to continue
History students may be affected again in early May.
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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”...
”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.
University nursery still at risk despite over 1,000 angry petition signatures
The Collegiate Campus nursery has lost £600,000 since the pandemic.
Further outrage erupts from students in Sheffield as strikes set to continue
History students may be affected again in early May.
Worries over 6am sales of alcohol after Tesco licensing plan is approved
The new branch is due to open on Tenter Street in the Velocity Village development.
Worries over 6am sales of alcohol after Tesco licensing plan is approved
The new branch is due to open on Tenter Street in the Velocity Village development.
Pressure at the pump: petrol price surge increases cost of living stress
If you’re dreading a trip to the pumps, you’re not alone.
Pressure at the pump: petrol price surge increases cost of living stress
If you’re dreading a trip to the pumps, you’re not alone.
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New £3m Gordon Banks Sports Hub unveiled in Sheffield
Football icon Gordon Banks has been honoured in his hometown of Sheffield with the official opening of a new multi-million-pound sports hub in his name. The well-known...
Sheffield students take part in viral “ice bucket challenge” for mental health charity.
Students around Sheffield have been taking part in a frosty challenge to raise money and awareness for mental health. Members of the Mental Illness Needs Discussion...
Sheffield Council’s green belt plans cause quarrel
A determined community have rallied together to fight plans to build over 3,500 new homes on six green belt sites in the north of the city. Sheffield City Council has...
Built for Change project to help Sheffield students tackle climate change
A £500,000 investment to help schools, nurseries, and colleges tackle climate change has been announced by Sheffield City Council. The Built for Change project will...
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COVID day of reflection honours lasting pain of the pandemic
A memorial event to mark the second COVID day of reflection was held at Balm Green Gardens on Sunday. A series of speeches commemorated all those lost during the pandemic, and those who still suffer today. Members of the public created leaves to hang from...
Body cameras now mandatory for tram staff following rise in abuse
A recent spike in anti-social behaviour has caused Sheffield Supertram to make it mandatory for its conductors to wear body cameras, its operator has announced. The policy has been introduced to serve as an “effective deterrent” against the crime and disorder faced by...
Sheffield Bagel shop starts weekend runs to bring together community
Bagels Inc in Sharrow has begun a weekly Sunday Run Club with the aim of bringing together the community which it serves. The shop first opened its doors on Hickmott Road in November 2023 and has seen huge success since then. Annabel Davies, 31, the owner of Bagels...
“Historic day for Yorkshire” as White Rose Agreement signed
The three Metro mayors of Yorkshire have signed historic white rose agreement with the aim to sustain and develop Yorkshire on a national and international level. Signed by South Yorkshire's Oliver Coppard, North Yorkshire's David Skaith and West Yorkshire's Tracey...
‘Skip day’ held to help clean up Grenoside
People from all around Grenoside came to throw their unwanted items in a massive 20 yard Roro skip as part of a quarterly clean-up operation organised by members of Ecclesfield Parish Council. The parish has tried to hold these skip days four times a year since...
Weston Park Cancer Charity to hold ball to celebrate 30 years of fundraising
A ball to celebrate 30 years of fundraising is being held at the OEC events centre at Owlerton Stadium to raise money for Weston Park Cancer Charity. The 'Enchanted Garden Spring Ball' is taking place on 21 March boasting of 'elegance, enchantment and engagement,'...