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Fulwood phone box reborn as thriving “Hidden Library”
A once-forgotten phone box in Sheffield has been transformed into a thriving “Hidden Library,” offering free access to books and inspiring a community to rediscover...
Should all university students be offered meningitis vaccines in Sheffield?
Calls are growing for all Sheffield students to be offered meningitis vaccinations, following a recent outbreak in Kent. There have now been 18 confirmed cases of...
Should all university students be offered meningitis vaccines in Sheffield?
Calls are growing for all Sheffield students to be offered meningitis vaccinations, following a recent outbreak in Kent. There have now been 18 confirmed cases of...
Sport England to finance Sheffield Hallam University and Sheffield City Council
Sheffield is set to receive just over £1m from Sheffield Hallam University as part of an initiative to increase physical activity in Sheffield. Due to it's partnership...
Sport England to finance Sheffield Hallam University and Sheffield City Council
Sheffield is set to receive just over £1m from Sheffield Hallam University as part of an initiative to increase physical activity in Sheffield. Due to it's partnership...
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Mother and daughter to run Sheffield Half Marathon to raise money for Cancer Research UK
A mother and her daughter duo will run the Sheffield Half Marathon this Sunday to raise money for Cancer Research UK in aid of their much loved family member. Helen...
Sheffield Wednesday supporters trust ‘condemns’ violent incidents during the steel city derby
South Yorkshire Police have made eight arrests after fan disorder at the Steel City derby, with Sheffield Wednesday's Supporter Trust calling for action. The highly...
Farmers left frustrated after government pauses funding
A government decision to pause a sustainable farming funding scheme is presenting “major challenges” for South Yorkshire farmers, a charity has warned. The...
Sheffield Community Centre fears lack of donations will force them to close
A vital Burngreave refuge says it is in danger of closing if they cannot raise enough cash for a new lease. Spital Hill Network is asking for support to keep the...
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New South Yorkshire police survey finds distressing figures of low morale amongst officers.
Over 80% of South Yorkshire police officers have experienced low mood or stress in the past year, according to the Police Federation of England. Pay was also highlighted as an issue as 83% said they felt financially worse off than a year ago and 17% felt they...
Award-winning youth activist tells Sheffield’s youth ‘we are the leaders of today’
An award winning activist inspired Sheffield's youth on Sunday, telling them they are not just the leaders of tomorrow, but the leaders of today, Her comments were made as part of Sheffield's Festival of Debate, which is the largest political festival in the UK,...
Former snooker world champion Shaun Murphy defends “horrible” Crucible amidst calls to change venue
Shaun Murphy has defended the Crucible hailing it as the “home of snooker" after it was described as “stinky” by World Number 19 Hossein Vafaei. The Crucible which is situated in Sheffield City Centre has hosted the Snooker World Championship yearly since 1977 and is...
Community claims back hall after campaign for its use.
An action group that branded a community council building a "near-empty husk" and "a place just used to feed pigeons" has announced a celebration of Iftar daily in the under-used Burngreave Vestry Hall. A community campaign was launched in September called Take Back...
Daytime ‘rave’ at Endcliffe Park divides the community over complaints
A notorious 'rave' won the support of the community this weekend after previous events culminated in Endcliffe Park being trashed by attendees. Crowds of young people gathered on Saturday to listen to loud house music and enjoy the sunny weather. In 2021, a similar...
Calls to save Sheffield children from “death trap” junction
Families have slammed Sheffield Council for failing to protect their children from a hazardous junction in Manor Castle. To mark Safe Streets Now national day of action, residents protested on the busy junction which connects the B6070 and B6071 near to Grace Owen...





