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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.
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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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.
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.
SEND systems to be reformed: learn how it could affect you
Both specialist and mainstream schools will be affected by the SEND reforms.
SEND systems to be reformed: learn how it could affect you
Both specialist and mainstream schools will be affected by the SEND reforms.
Broomhill church installs nesting boxes to save endangered bird species
A Broomhill church has installed 16 new swift nesting boxes just before the birds start their migration season. The boxes were installed in collaboration with the...
Broomhill church installs nesting boxes to save endangered bird species
A Broomhill church has installed 16 new swift nesting boxes just before the birds start their migration season. The boxes were installed in collaboration with the...
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Can you try 150 beers and ciders this bank holiday? SU festival hosts annual event
Sheffield Students Union will be hosting their annual beer and cider festival with over 150 different beers and ciders this weekend. Breweries from all over the UK will...
Graves Park Country Show: Popular family event returns for 2025
The Graves Park Country Show is set to take place on bank holiday Monday, May 5, for its 11th year running. Llama trekking, birds of prey and a mountain biking show are...
Proposed one-way road welcomed as part of Crookes Valley safety scheme
Plans to make a Sheffield street one to improve safety have been moved forward by Sheffield City Council. The proposed Traffic Regulation Order would make the...
Crucible championship: ‘They wouldn’t move tennis from Wimbledon so why move the snooker from Sheffield?’
Fans say they would be devastated if the World Snooker Championship leaves Sheffield's Crucible - its home since 1977. The contract to hold the world snooker...
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Deprived areas of Sheffield see pollution hit illegal levels as policy ‘prioritises city centre’
A lack of effort to reduce air pollution has led to some areas of Sheffield recording illegal levels - according to a Sheffield campaigner. Graham Jones, 74, a volunteer for Burngreave Clean Air Campaign, believes that the council has prioritised the city centre...
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies head coach ‘very proud’ despite Steel City derby loss
The Owlesses boss has praised his team following a 7-0 derby loss - and credited them with going toe-to-toe with a Sheffield United academy side that featured first team players. The game which saw Sheffield United U21s find themselves 2-0 up at the half-time break...
Dorothy Pax: Charity says music industry and government needs to do more to help following club’s closure
A campaigning charity which supports independent music venues has called for 'actions not words' following the closure of a much-loved Sheffield venue. The Music Venue Trust which supports grassroots music venues across the UK has shown its backing after The Dorothy...
Friendship lunches featuring live entertainment aim to combat loneliness
A freelance community consultant has organised friendship lunches featuring music and entertainers to tackle loneliness and social isolation among the elderly. Kathy Markwick, 69, from Deepcar, left her job at HSBC in 2014 to set up 'Music Makes Memories' lunches,...
Volunteer speedwatch group appeals for more help to support road safety
A community speedwatch group is pushing for more members of the public to help volunteer and ensure roads in the north of Sheffield become safer. The Loxley Valley and Hillsborough Speedwatch Group sparked discussion during a community meeting of Sheffield Council...
Youth events revive Sheffield indie music scene from “hibernation”
Sheffield Music School’s new youth organisation has encouraged young people to get involved in modern music production at last Tuesday’s event. Tracks, which runs every Tuesday at Mary St Live in Sheffield City Centre, gives young people the opportunity and platform...