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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. Alison Gibson, from Handsworth-based Ali Gibson care agency, said: "The people that suffer are the...
Sheffield driver aiming to “fly the flag” on global circuits in GB3
A teenage racing driver is gearing up for the international grid - and he is determined to bring his city with him. Rowan Campbell-Pilling, 19, is set to compete in the...
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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...
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. Alison Gibson, from Handsworth-based Ali Gibson care agency, said: "The people that suffer are the...
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...
33rd edition of Sheffield DocFest returns with a new panel of youth jurors
Youth judges are preparing to announce the recipient of the youth jury award as part of an annual international documentary festival in Sheffield. This year marks the...
33rd edition of Sheffield DocFest returns with a new panel of youth jurors
Youth judges are preparing to announce the recipient of the youth jury award as part of an annual international documentary festival in Sheffield. This year marks the...
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Labour braced for losses as Sheffield voters head to the polls
A third of Sheffield’s council seats are up for election on Thursday.
Sheffield Students rave about charity at musical homelessness fundraiser
More than 30 clubs and societies came together in support of the Archer Project.
Sheffield pub set to host third annual fundraising event for cancer charity
The event at the Banner Cross on Ecclesall Road is taking place on Friday 15 May.
Sheffield celebrates 33rd year of DocFest with new family and immersive strands
Sheffield DocFest has revealed the programme for its 33rd edition, with the theme Realities in Motion welcoming new family and immersive elements. The leading...
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Graves Park Country Show honours the Park’s 100th Birthday
The 100 year anniversary of Graves park was celebrated in style, with an estimated 10,000 people attending its Country Show. Highlights of the Country Show included a Pet Dog Show, an Extreme Mountain Bike Society, as well as a display of birds of prey. ...
Sheffield Wednesday saved from financial ruin by American buyout
Hillsborough Stadium was in a celebratory mood on Saturday, despite the clubs relegation to League One, as new owner David Storch introduced himself to the fans. Chants of 'hi ho Sheffield Wednesday' rang around a sold out Hillsborough, a rendition of Jeff Beck's 'Hi...
Greyhound racing decline questioned as Sheffield track attracts new audience
Greyhound racing has been subject to years of declining national interest, but the Owlerton track attracting around 300,000 visitors a year suggests the sport may be evolving rather than disappearing. While crowds are “not compared to how it used to be,” a bookmaker...
Red Shoe Walk set to return to Meadowhall in support of dementia care
A charity walk is set to return to Meadowhall this summer after a hugely successful debut event last year. The Red Shoe walk will take place on Sunday 2 August, bringing families, friends and supporters together to walk 2km and raise funds for dementia...
Glass Onion student lock in shows Sheffield students commitment to sustainability
Vintage and second hand shop Glass Onion hosted a student night where they tripled student discounts to 30% on 30 April. The tickets for early entry from 4-5pm were free for students and sold out, at 4pm a line could be seen growing outside. One student, Anna Swallow,...
Five year roadwork warning for seven-mile long heat pipeline instalment
Plans have been approved to construct a seven mile heating scheme from Northern General Hospital, through Pitsmoor, Burngreave, Grimesthorpe, the Lower Don Valley, Tinsley, and the Waverley estate. Roadworks will develop on some of Sheffield's busiest roads, including...