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Sheffield’s gaming memories take centre stage in new museum campaign
Gamers were invited to share their own favourite memories at a pop-up event.
Bands battle for a good cause in Neepsend
Eight bands took part and food bank donations were accepted for entry.
‘The best weekend I’ve had in Sheffield’: new book festival draws crowds to Kelham Island
The Sheffield Indie Book Festival attracted authors, publishers and readers.
High student turnout in Sheffield local elections
Students turned out in unusually high numbers at a university-based polling station for last week’s local election. More than 1,500 voters arrived at The Edge polling station on the University of Sheffield's Endcliffe site on 7 May, including over 700 in the...
Handsworth’s bowling alley is transforming into thriving new church
A historic bowling alley in Handsworth has been reborn into a flourishing community hub called Grace Church. The building was first built as the Plaza Cinema in 1937,...
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Sheffield students question University AI rules
The University of Sheffield takes a “positive approach” to the technology but also warns of “limitations and challenges”.
Sheffield’s gaming memories take centre stage in new museum campaign
Gamers were invited to share their own favourite memories at a pop-up event.
Bands battle for a good cause in Neepsend
Eight bands took part and food bank donations were accepted for entry.
‘The best weekend I’ve had in Sheffield’: new book festival draws crowds to Kelham Island
The Sheffield Indie Book Festival attracted authors, publishers and readers.
High student turnout in Sheffield local elections
Students turned out in unusually high numbers at a university-based polling station for last week’s local election. More than 1,500 voters arrived at The Edge polling station on the University of Sheffield's Endcliffe site on 7 May, including over 700 in the...
Rising fuel prices ‘may mean many vulnerable people will not be able to afford care’
Sheffield's Care agencies have been left struggling with increased fuel prices - and staff say it means some vulnerable people may not be able to afford their services....
Rising fuel prices ‘may mean many vulnerable people will not be able to afford care’
Sheffield's Care agencies have been left struggling with increased fuel prices - and staff say it means some vulnerable people may not be able to afford their services....
Curtain to rise on university theatre workshop years after last use
A university theatre facility is being renovated and transformed into a new performing space which will be used by groups all over Sheffield. The School of English...
Curtain to rise on university theatre workshop years after last use
A university theatre facility is being renovated and transformed into a new performing space which will be used by groups all over Sheffield. The School of English...
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Disability Accessibility App Maps Sheffield Centre
Sociability, a disability access app, is due to meet this Friday to compile the city centre Community days aim to bring disabled people, their friends, carers, and...
Flagship Spring Gala Event For Sheffield Music Hub
Sheffield Music Hub Spring Gala - Photo by Steel City Choristers More than 350 children from all walks of life came together last weekend for what Sheffield Music Hub...
New ferry between Hayling Island and the National Trust East Head
A new ferry has been put into place on the crossing between Hayling Island and the National Trust East Head, which aims to encourage tourism and reduce traffic. The...
University of Sheffield researcher condemns freedom of speech complaints scheme
A new freedom of speech complaints scheme has been criticised by a University of Sheffield academic after the proposed regulating body lost what she described as a...
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Sheffield basks under blue skies as people share what they like to do on a sunny Yorkshire day
Sheffield is starting the heat up with temperatures rising to 17 degrees. The change in temperature has shown a difference in people's behaviour and activities, with many spending more time outside in the sun. When asked what she enjoys to do in the warmer weather,...
Young people say Sheffield’s new anti-spiking push doesn’t go far enough
While Sheffield has been equipped with 40,000 new drinks toppers, students on West Street say the city’s latest anti-spiking initiative doesn’t go far enough. On 18 March, the Sheffield Business Improvement District - BID - project provided 40,000 drinks toppers and...
World Snooker Championship comes to a close at the Crucible Theatre
As the second youngest player took the title at the WSC we interviewed fans gathered at the Winter Gardens to watch the event for free with family and friends. Despite the bad weather, people were still out in the city centre to enjoy the finals of the 17 day long...
New interactive gallery opens in Sheffield with the aim to bring diverse attraction to the city
A new gallery aimed at all ages opened in Sheffield city centre with the hope to expand the city's attractions with it's array of different interactions. Somewhere Different opened it's doors to the people of Sheffield on 2 May and aims to offer a different variety of...
Robots fail to deliver on the streets of Meersbrook
The Meersbrook community has been divided over new food delivery robots, after the machines have been seen grouping across the pavement. While some residents argue that they are simply technology advancing, others said they feel they're unnecessary blockages to the...
Mass pay-out expected for Sheffield school staff as council settles unfair pay claims
Hundreds of teaching staff across Sheffield have received compensation agreements after years of underpayment within the education sector. Around 1,000 school employees across 38 schools were granted equal pay settlements on 23 April after receiving wage underpayment...