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“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 - despite Office for National Statistics (ONS) predictions that unemployment would remain at 5.2%. ...
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 on the 26 of April 10.30 am till 4pm and will include vegan street food vendors, bakers, jewellers,...
Sheffield Roads set to host ‘World’s Best Cyclists’ in Tour de France Femmes
Cyclists are preparing to face some of the Peak District and Sheffield's toughest hills, as the full route of the 2027 Grand Départ was announced yesterday. The stage will take place on the 31st July, following a stage that starts in Leeds and travels through the...
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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...
“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 - despite Office for National Statistics (ONS) predictions that unemployment would remain at 5.2%. ...
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 on the 26 of April 10.30 am till 4pm and will include vegan street food vendors, bakers, jewellers,...
Sheffield Roads set to host ‘World’s Best Cyclists’ in Tour de France Femmes
Cyclists are preparing to face some of the Peak District and Sheffield's toughest hills, as the full route of the 2027 Grand Départ was announced yesterday. The stage will take place on the 31st July, following a stage that starts in Leeds and travels through the...
Fire Risk to Riverside Apartments Condemned by Councillor
Negligent fire safety precautions have been branded "appalling," by a Sheffield councillor. Fire safety risks have driven residents of the Riverside Apartments on...
Fire Risk to Riverside Apartments Condemned by Councillor
Negligent fire safety precautions have been branded "appalling," by a Sheffield councillor. Fire safety risks have driven residents of the Riverside Apartments on...
Snappy exhibition in Sheffield free for the first time outside London
A prestigious National Gallery art exhibition has been hosted by Sheffield's own Millennium Gallery, making it the only place to view this exclusive display outside the...
Snappy exhibition in Sheffield free for the first time outside London
A prestigious National Gallery art exhibition has been hosted by Sheffield's own Millennium Gallery, making it the only place to view this exclusive display outside the...
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Charity runners complete one of UK’s hardest half marathon’s to fundraise for their causes
Charity champions took part in Sheffield Half Marathon to raise £1,000s for good causes across the region - including a new pioneering medical facility to help sick...
Student who believed she was suffering a hangover was told she had potentially deadly blood poisoning
A first year journalism student at the University of Sheffield has described how she could have died from blood poisoning - which she though was just a hangover....
Animal Farm animator celebrated in Sheffield exhibition
A commemorative exhibition has been put on show at Sheffield Hallam University’s Post Hall gallery celebrating Arthur Humberstone, whose animation work has featured in...
Multi-million-pound scheme launched to achieve safer roads in Sheffield
Safer roads are being promised in Sheffield thanks to a £3million investment toward new crossings and upgraded junctions. Pedestrian crossings will be installed in...
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Property developer finally gets ‘go ahead’ after angry neighbours fought against it for two years
A property developer has said it is “more relief than joy” after a two year battle against residents for his ambitious housing development was passed by Sheffield City Council. Residents living nearby the proposed site on Brooklands Avenue have expressed their...
Council Greenlights £196k boost for Kelham and Neepsend Parking Project to ‘provide relief for local businesses’
The Council approved a budget increase of £196,563 to a total of £690,544 to ‘provide relief for local businesses’ in the Kelham/Neepsend Parking Project. Kelham Island and Neepsend, which are Sheffield's most up and coming area booming with restaurants and bars and...
Young people have mixed reactions to major parties’ platforms following council election
Students and young people have had mixed reactions to the main parties’ policies aimed at them following Sheffield’s local elections yesterday. Labour pledged to expand the tram network and re-open old rail lines for new tram-train services, as well as create an...
Sheffield below international guidelines for measles vaccine
Vaccinations for measles in Sheffield are a ‘long way’ from World Health Organisation levels, a council meeting has heard. An outbreak of the disease, which happened at a Sheffield School, was discussed a meeting of Sheffield City Council’s Health and Wellbeing...
Charity Goals For Gaza concludes three-month campaign with Kick-Up Challenge outside Sheffield Students Union
A three-month-long national campaign organized to support ongoing relief efforts in Gaza concluded outside Sheffield’s Student Union with 30,000 kick-ups. The campaign, which ended with the kick-ups on April 30th, aimed to raise funds for Medical Aid Palestine by way...
Trees next to Ranmoor conservation area given legal protection after they were threatened with felling
Six trees on the edge of a Ranmoor Conservation area have been given legal protection after it was feared they would be felled. Council officers visited the site in Stratford Road in October after some of the trees had already been felled or had limbs removed, it was...