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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 established in 1984, and has been working in Sheffield for over 40 years The service helps older...
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. Students within the city are now at the forefront of a massive surge in demand for second-hand...
In The City: The Sheffield Students keeping grassroots music alive
Thanks to the efforts of a number of Sheffield students, a revival of grassroots music has sprouted throughout the city. The Music Venues Trust labelled 2023 the ‘most challenging year’ for grassroots music venues, and with the closure of Sheffield’s own Green Room...
“Whoop whoop that’s the sound of the police” – Sheffield celebrates Response policing week
Response policing week kicked off on Monday the 20th of April to pay homage to the work of hard working response officers. A response officer is the first person to attend an incident, they have to take control, assess the situation and collect initial information and...
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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...
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 established in 1984, and has been working in Sheffield for over 40 years The service helps older...
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. Students within the city are now at the forefront of a massive surge in demand for second-hand...
In The City: The Sheffield Students keeping grassroots music alive
Thanks to the efforts of a number of Sheffield students, a revival of grassroots music has sprouted throughout the city. The Music Venues Trust labelled 2023 the ‘most challenging year’ for grassroots music venues, and with the closure of Sheffield’s own Green Room...
“Whoop whoop that’s the sound of the police” – Sheffield celebrates Response policing week
Response policing week kicked off on Monday the 20th of April to pay homage to the work of hard working response officers. A response officer is the first person to attend an incident, they have to take control, assess the situation and collect initial information and...
University Students contribute to surprise fall in unemployment figures
Fewer students are job- seeking, which has contributed to an unexpected fall in unemployment rate, according to a new study. Unemployment fell to 4.9% this morning -...
University Students contribute to surprise fall in unemployment figures
Fewer students are job- seeking, which has contributed to an unexpected fall in unemployment rate, according to a new study. Unemployment fell to 4.9% this morning -...
Vegan Market brings flavourful food, sustainability and “cruelty free beauty” to Sheffield
This weekend Vegan Market Co will take place over the The Moor shopping precinct, bringing vegan food and positive vibes to Sheffield. The event will take place...
Vegan Market brings flavourful food, sustainability and “cruelty free beauty” to Sheffield
This weekend Vegan Market Co will take place over the The Moor shopping precinct, bringing vegan food and positive vibes to Sheffield. The event will take place...
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‘Help us Help’: Sheffield charities back new newspaper to support the homeless
The Help us Help newspaper has been launched to provide key information for those struggling with homelessness in Sheffield. Sheffield City Council ran an event on...
Sheffield Youth Orchestra conductor to complete Ultra Tour of Arran to raise money for the organisation
Sheffield Youth Orchestra's conductor will be completing the Ultra Tour of Arran Challenge next weekend, where he will be running 100km over two days in Scotland. ...
University societies raise over £13 million for charity through gigs and fundraisers
University of Sheffield’s Bummit and Music Culture Societies have been hosting non-profit music events in the hopes of raising funds for charity. The events, which are...
Volunteers strive to ‘spruce up’ the Bole Hills in upcoming ranger morning
Park rangers and volunteers from all over Crookes are coming together this Sunday with intent to tidy and ‘spruce up’ the Bole Hills. The Friends of the Bole Hills...
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Yorkshire Ambulance Service partners with charity to spread awareness of hidden disabilities
Yorkshire Ambulance Service has officially partnered with the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Network in a move to support staff, patients and volunteers who have hidden disabilities. Yorkshire Ambulance Service is now one of many NHS trusts who have partnered with the...
People living near to Chinese restaurant react to plans to extend opening hours
A Sheffield Chinese restaurant allowed to extend its opening hours has faced backlash from people living nearby. Chong Qing, on Glossip road, recently had a planning application granted which extends its opening hours between 12am to 3am seven days a week. The...
Sheffield litter picking group take to streets to make ‘city cleaner’
A group of volunteers have taken to the streets of Sheffield in a bid to keep the city clean. Sheffield Litter Pickers has more than 4,936 members who spend their free time litter picking to try to make the city as clean as possible. Gilmar Alberto Ruvinski, an...
2023 measles outbreak in Sheffield caused by insufficient vaccine uptake
A November measles outbreak in a North Sheffield school has been attributed to low MMR vaccination rates. View Post Last year in Sheffield only 85% of children had received both vaccines by age five, the dose necessary to protect against measles for life. The World...
Campaign calls for Sheffield Council to Introduce the Food Waste Service by 2026
A scheme to collect food waste from homes in Sheffield each week has been delayed for up to 15 years. The government announced in October that local authorities in England must provide a weekly food waste collection service by March 2026. Sheffield City Council's...
Fulwood housing development approved by Sheffield Council despite objections by residents
There is considerable opposition to the development of four new homes in Fulwood, which was approved by Sheffield City Council last week. The proposal to construct four new detached, four bedroom homes on Brooklands Avenue, with an existing bungalow on the site to be...