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Showroom Cinema to receive funding for new film festival
One of Sheffield’s most iconic venues has been awarded half a million pounds to develop a new film festival for children and young adults. Showroom Cinema, one of Sheffield’s cultural gems, has been awarded £585,000 by the British Film Institute (BFI) as part of their...
Sheffield Inter-railers shocked by data leak
Sheffield Interrail users have been victim to the leakage of their personal information via the railway company Eurail. Eurail confirmed in early March that a hacker had been offering said stolen data on the dark web and also proceeded to publish a sample data...
Ambitious Sheffield student aims to raise 5k for Meningitis Research Foundation
A 20 year old University of Sheffield student is fundraising for the Meningitis Research Foundation by hosting a comedy night, bake sales and taking on UK Kilimanjaro in 2026. Martyna Goliasz took on fundraising for the foundation as a massive challenge for her own...
Heart of Burngreave community set to become a charity
Burngreave Works and Wellbeing, a non-profit organisation in the heart of the Burngreave community is on the path to becoming its own charity following their communal work. CEO, Tammy Piercey, has been working in the ward since it first started in 2011 alongside her...
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University of Sheffield accused of using security firm with Military Intelligence ties to monitor students
The University of Sheffield is one of 12 universities that is facing backlash for paying a private security firm to monitor student protests. According to a joint...
Showroom Cinema to receive funding for new film festival
One of Sheffield’s most iconic venues has been awarded half a million pounds to develop a new film festival for children and young adults. Showroom Cinema, one of Sheffield’s cultural gems, has been awarded £585,000 by the British Film Institute (BFI) as part of their...
Sheffield Inter-railers shocked by data leak
Sheffield Interrail users have been victim to the leakage of their personal information via the railway company Eurail. Eurail confirmed in early March that a hacker had been offering said stolen data on the dark web and also proceeded to publish a sample data...
Ambitious Sheffield student aims to raise 5k for Meningitis Research Foundation
A 20 year old University of Sheffield student is fundraising for the Meningitis Research Foundation by hosting a comedy night, bake sales and taking on UK Kilimanjaro in 2026. Martyna Goliasz took on fundraising for the foundation as a massive challenge for her own...
Heart of Burngreave community set to become a charity
Burngreave Works and Wellbeing, a non-profit organisation in the heart of the Burngreave community is on the path to becoming its own charity following their communal work. CEO, Tammy Piercey, has been working in the ward since it first started in 2011 alongside her...
New minibus needed for ‘irreplaceable’ transport service
A community-based transport service in South West Sheffield is looking to raise £90,000 for a new minibus which provides vital support for the elderly. Transport 17 was...
New minibus needed for ‘irreplaceable’ transport service
A community-based transport service in South West Sheffield is looking to raise £90,000 for a new minibus which provides vital support for the elderly. Transport 17 was...
Thrifting in the Steel city : Why Sheffield students are abandoning the high street
From Division Street to the lively stalls of Redbrick Market, Sheffield’s student population is swapping ‘fast fashion’ for the fast growing world of vintage clothing....
Thrifting in the Steel city : Why Sheffield students are abandoning the high street
From Division Street to the lively stalls of Redbrick Market, Sheffield’s student population is swapping ‘fast fashion’ for the fast growing world of vintage clothing....
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Man with end-stage kidney failure is forced to have home dialysis in his garage
A family is appealing for support to fund a home dialysis space after being denied financial aid. Ben Parker, 42, from Barnsley, is battling end-stage kidney failure...
Tram passengers slam decision to bar card payments for weekly tickets
Passengers have slammed Supertram’s 'strange' decision to no longer accept card payments for weekly tickets. City-Wide 7 day tickets and SYConnect 7 day tickets can...
Gang culture and youth violence top of new safety plan
Tackling street gang culture and youth violence is to be prioritised in a new safety plan which aims to reduce crime in Sheffield - which was 114 per cent above the...
Sheffield Council to face ‘severe pressure’ after government cuts in welfare benefits
Sheffield City Council are to face immense pressures after the government announced their aim to save £5 billion by 2030 through cuts in disability and illness...
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Gender pay gap halved in a year says fire service
South Yorkshire’s fire service has seen the pay gap between men and women cut significantly, but fire chiefs say stereotypes are stopping women entering the industry. The organisation's Gender Pay Gap Report for 2023, showed that women within South Yorkshire Fire and...
Dad running a marathon every month for a year to fundraise for Children’s Hospital
A Father of two is running a marathon or ultramarathon every month of this year to raise money for Sheffield Children’s Hospital Charity. Mr Joe Lee, 32, University Lecturer from Aston, was inspired by the birth of his second daughter to take on the marathon a month...
Sheffield students mark the first ever Dysarthria Awareness Day
A group of students and their course leaders organised stands at The University of Sheffield to commemorate Dysarthria Awareness Day in efforts to shed light on this condition and educate others. The students and staff are promoting the Royal College of Speech and...
Plans to build homes on former Grenoside school site rejected
The owner of the site of a former Grenoside school has defended plans to build new homes on the land, after they were rejected by the city council. Plans to build seven homes on the site of the former 1884-built Grenoside Junior and Infant School were rejected by...
Carnival returns to Sheffield’s Kelham Island
Kelham Carnival has returned for the second time with a glorious celebration of food, drink and an appreciation for the local community. About 600 people visited the carnival on Sunday, hosted by the Saw Grinders Union. Alpozan, 32, owner of Saw Grinders Union said:...
Plans for four new homes in Fulwood go ahead despite objections
A group of concerned people in Fulwood have failed to prevent the development of four new houses in their area. On Tuesday 30 April Sheffield City Council's Highways and Planning committee voted in favour of a new development at 45a Brooklands Avenue that would mean...