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Free bus fare scheme for under 18s set to extend from Barnsley to Sheffield
Teenagers in Sheffield could be getting their bus rides for free, as the successful South Yorkshire’s People’s Network says Sheffield is next on their list for the scheme. This MiCard scheme started in Barnsley in August last year and Sheffield is the next city to...
Student worries following meningitis outbreak
Students and people of Sheffield are ‘very anxious’ following the outbreak of meningitis at the University of Kent. A number of students have been admitted to hospital with suspicions of the bacterial infection that has killed two students in Kent - although no...
Striking a chord: new band applauds Sheffield’s support for the indie music scene
A new band in Sheffield hope they are on track for success, claiming the city's supportive indie music scene has been vital in encouraging fledging artists. 'Five Over', is a band that formed in the past few months and recently played their first live event at Sidney...
Opinions divided over Sheffield electric bus revamp
Sheffield City Council has announced plans to spend £93m on 180 new electric powered buses. The new fleet of buses was announced on March 15th by the transport secretary Councillor Tom Hunt in a video posted on the Sheffield City Council's page. The costs of the...
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Free bus fare scheme for under 18s set to extend from Barnsley to Sheffield
Teenagers in Sheffield could be getting their bus rides for free, as the successful South Yorkshire’s People’s Network says Sheffield is next on their list for the scheme. This MiCard scheme started in Barnsley in August last year and Sheffield is the next city to...
Student worries following meningitis outbreak
Students and people of Sheffield are ‘very anxious’ following the outbreak of meningitis at the University of Kent. A number of students have been admitted to hospital with suspicions of the bacterial infection that has killed two students in Kent - although no...
Striking a chord: new band applauds Sheffield’s support for the indie music scene
A new band in Sheffield hope they are on track for success, claiming the city's supportive indie music scene has been vital in encouraging fledging artists. 'Five Over', is a band that formed in the past few months and recently played their first live event at Sidney...
Opinions divided over Sheffield electric bus revamp
Sheffield City Council has announced plans to spend £93m on 180 new electric powered buses. The new fleet of buses was announced on March 15th by the transport secretary Councillor Tom Hunt in a video posted on the Sheffield City Council's page. The costs of the...
Former Cole Brothers building to be transformed under new city centre plans
Plans to redevelop one of Sheffield’s most recognisable city centre buildings have been given the green light, marking a significant step in efforts to revive a site...
Former Cole Brothers building to be transformed under new city centre plans
Plans to redevelop one of Sheffield’s most recognisable city centre buildings have been given the green light, marking a significant step in efforts to revive a site...
Prominent Sheffield figures want Steel City to step into the spotlight it deserves
Sheffield needs to shout about its heritage and put itself on the UK's culture map, according to Sheffield FC's new chairman - and indie musician. Lead singer of Indie...
Prominent Sheffield figures want Steel City to step into the spotlight it deserves
Sheffield needs to shout about its heritage and put itself on the UK's culture map, according to Sheffield FC's new chairman - and indie musician. Lead singer of Indie...
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South Yorkshire talent show to hold new auditions after hugely successful first run
Applications for a charity talent show have recently opened in Rotherham with auditions taking place during September 2025. ‘Rotherham’s Got Talent’ had their final...
Sheffield students to feel the pinch as university accommodation fees rise sharply
The University of Sheffield has announced its new rent guide for 2025/2026 which includes a significant rise in fees that for many students is unrealistic. The...
Rose Garden Cafe: Restoration project continues as partnership launches appeal for £2.6 million
An appeal for £2.6 million has been launched to redevelop a much-loved cafe in Graves Park, Sheffield, following its sudden closure in 2022. The Rose Garden Cafe, which...
Celebrity Jon Richardson from ‘8 Out of 10 Cats’ opens Totley Library Pop-Up shop
Comedia Jon Richardson has opened a new pop-up shop which aims to support the community and Totley Library. The Totley Library Book Shop was officially launched on 3...
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Graves Park glass houses approved for food growing restoration
Sheffield City Council has approved the commissioning of a new operator to oversee the restoration and use of the glass houses at Norton Nurseries, Graves Park, as a food growing facility. A licence of up to 5 years for the chosen operator to maintain and improve the...
Massive fundraising effort for Rotherham foodbank
An engineering firm has raised over £3000 through fundraising for a food bank in Rotherham. Wakefield-based engineering consultancy firm Pell Frischmann have recently participated in and organised events to raise money for Rotherham Foodbank. The firm have raised over...
Community rejoice as The Rose Park Café is saved form demolition
A beloved café is to be saved after the council declared they will restore it following a new charity partnership. The Rose garden cafe, located in Graves Park, is set to be refurbished and reopened after community and charity group 'Friends of Graves Park' campaign...
Community speak of horror after 17-year-old stabbed in Burngreave
By Charlotte Colley and Rosie Wallace A shocked community has labelled yesterday's stabbing of a teenage boy as "vile and horrible". The attack happened on Shirecliffe Road at 6.18am yesterday. The road was closed off to traffic for part of yesterday along the...
NHS calls for more young blood donors
The NHS Blood and Transplant service is calling for more young people to give blood after it was revealed that for the first time in five years there are more donors over the age of 45 than under. Since 2018, 17-44 year olds have been the majority and they have now...
Facebook users criticise Rotherham Council’s Empty Homes pledge
Rotherham Council have faced social media backlash after launching their Empty Homes plan for the city. Despite more than 6,500 households awaiting council homes, and hundreds of homelessness cases, the Council has said they're committed to making neighbourhoods...