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Sheffield Peer calls for the price of school uniforms to decrease
A Sheffield peer has highlighted the high cost of some school uniforms when debating the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill in the House of Lords The bill has been debated back and forth between the two Houses of Parliament in a process which is often referred to...
SIBFest: Sheffield’s first Indie Book Festival is set to take over the city
Sheffield’s Indie Book Festival - SIBFest is launching for the first time this weekend on the 25th and 26th of April. Located at bookshops across the city, as well as The Victoria and The Mowbray at Kelham Island, the festival will celebrate stories, the shops and...
Sheffield is gearing up for its annual half marathon
The largest event of its kind in South Yorkshire is returning at the end of the month with thousands running for charity. At 09:30am on Sunday 29th March, thousands of runners will take to the streets of Sheffield to compete in the annual Sheffield Half Marathon...
Sheffield City Council approve proposal to fund fitness campaign
Sheffield City Council has agreed to receive over £1million from Sheffield Hallam University in order to increase physical activity in five priority areas across Sheffield. The revenue funding from Sheffield Hallam University is a result of it's partnership with the...
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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,...
Sheffield Peer calls for the price of school uniforms to decrease
A Sheffield peer has highlighted the high cost of some school uniforms when debating the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill in the House of Lords The bill has been debated back and forth between the two Houses of Parliament in a process which is often referred to...
SIBFest: Sheffield’s first Indie Book Festival is set to take over the city
Sheffield’s Indie Book Festival - SIBFest is launching for the first time this weekend on the 25th and 26th of April. Located at bookshops across the city, as well as The Victoria and The Mowbray at Kelham Island, the festival will celebrate stories, the shops and...
Sheffield is gearing up for its annual half marathon
The largest event of its kind in South Yorkshire is returning at the end of the month with thousands running for charity. At 09:30am on Sunday 29th March, thousands of runners will take to the streets of Sheffield to compete in the annual Sheffield Half Marathon...
Sheffield City Council approve proposal to fund fitness campaign
Sheffield City Council has agreed to receive over £1million from Sheffield Hallam University in order to increase physical activity in five priority areas across Sheffield. The revenue funding from Sheffield Hallam University is a result of it's partnership with the...
Sheffield drivers react to fuel prices increasing
Inflation has hit 3.3 per cent after the US went to war with Iran.
Sheffield drivers react to fuel prices increasing
Inflation has hit 3.3 per cent after the US went to war with Iran.
Sheffield pushes for accessibility during World Snooker Championship
There are hopes of snooker returning to the Paralympics in the future.
Sheffield pushes for accessibility during World Snooker Championship
There are hopes of snooker returning to the Paralympics in the future.
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Trading Standards seize over 27,000 illegal vapes from Sheffield city warehouse
Over 27,000 illegal vapes have been seized from a Sheffield warehouse by the city council's Trading Standards team. The council revealed that Trading Standards'...
Tickets on sale for the battle of the bands now
Tickets are on sale now for the Music Players Society, which hosts its Battle of the Bands at the Foundry on 12 May at 7pm The event is described as high-energy and a...
Neighbours fear new homes plan would put children at risk
Controversial plans to build five new houses on land which was used for garages have received backlash from neighbours regarding the safety and danger of the Meadowhead...
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...
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Demolition of old Yorkshire Bank to build new apartments and commercial units expected to be rejected at Council
A planning application to demolish a former Yorkshire Bank in Chapeltown and replace it with a four story building with 25 new apartments and two ground floor commercial units is due to go in front of the Sheffield City Council next week on Tuesday. The old bank has...
Councillor suggests petition to improve road safety at local Sheffield school
A Stannington councillor has suggested joining up with pupils to help them improve road safety outside their school. Students at Forge Valley School presented in front of the Sheffield city councillors at the North Local Area Committee on the 27 February, where they...
University of Sheffield senior lecturer’s reading project becomes part of World Book Day celebrations
A University of Sheffield senior lecturer has partnered with World Book Day to provide a reading activity across the UK today. Dr Sabine Little of the School of Education developed the 'Rivers of Reading' activity following a career dedicated to working with...
Ex Great Britain triathlete close to hitting fundraising target for Sheffield hospice
A former Great Britain Triathlete has raised almost 200 pounds for St Luke's hospice in Sheffield, as he sets to complete the Sheffield half marathon with his daughter this March. Stuart Curtis, who was formerly an athlete for Great Britain, and his daughter Lucy who...
Sheffield fire officer sleeps outside every day in March to raise money for homeless veterans .
A former solider is sleeping outdoors for the entire month to raise money for homeless veterans - and smashed his fundraising goal in just one day, Gary Devonport is currently on his sixth night of sleeping outside at his home. The 40-year-old firefighter is taking...
Students demand help from councillors about unsafe road conditions outside their school
Students have asked for more safety measures in ‘dangerous points’ outside Forge Valley School in North Sheffield. Students at the school have complained about road safety issues while travelling to school and gave their possible solutions to North Sheffield...