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“Can’t wait to be king!” – Walkley Primary school to raise £950 for lion cub sculpture
Almost £1k is to be raised by St Mary’s CE primary, Walkley to adopt a lion cub sculpture from the Pride of Yorkshire trail. St Mary’s have made £180 by hosting a bake sale with cakes donated by their catering provider, The Pantry. The school have been...
Historic Sheffield building set for controversial overhaul
Sheffield City Council has approved plans to redevelop the former John Lewis building on Barker’s Pool, despite heritage bodies’ opposition. Built in 1963, the Grade II listed building is a landmark of post-war architecture in Sheffield but has unfortunately been...
Beer Central: Sadness as Moor Market shop announces closure
An independent craft beer shop has announced its closure after over a decade of trading in the Moor Market. Beer Central has been providing Sheffield with beers from local breweries since its opening with the Moor Market in 2013. While ownership changed hands last...
Campaigners lose battle over concerns about historic Sheffield building regeneration
Plans to redevelop Sheffield’s historic John Lewis building have been approved by councillors despite ongoing objections from heritage campaigners. The Grade II listed building has stood vacant since John Lewis left Sheffield in 2021. It was designed by one of the...
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Missing Woman last seen in Crookes
The South Yorkshire police are appealing for information for a missing Sheffield woman called Sarah. Sarah was last seen in the Crookes area at 10 am this morning. The...
“Can’t wait to be king!” – Walkley Primary school to raise £950 for lion cub sculpture
Almost £1k is to be raised by St Mary’s CE primary, Walkley to adopt a lion cub sculpture from the Pride of Yorkshire trail. St Mary’s have made £180 by hosting a bake sale with cakes donated by their catering provider, The Pantry. The school have been...
Historic Sheffield building set for controversial overhaul
Sheffield City Council has approved plans to redevelop the former John Lewis building on Barker’s Pool, despite heritage bodies’ opposition. Built in 1963, the Grade II listed building is a landmark of post-war architecture in Sheffield but has unfortunately been...
Beer Central: Sadness as Moor Market shop announces closure
An independent craft beer shop has announced its closure after over a decade of trading in the Moor Market. Beer Central has been providing Sheffield with beers from local breweries since its opening with the Moor Market in 2013. While ownership changed hands last...
Campaigners lose battle over concerns about historic Sheffield building regeneration
Plans to redevelop Sheffield’s historic John Lewis building have been approved by councillors despite ongoing objections from heritage campaigners. The Grade II listed building has stood vacant since John Lewis left Sheffield in 2021. It was designed by one of the...
Sheffield City Council raise council tax by maximum amount
Sheffield City Council has raised council tax by 4.99% in their most recent budget meeting. The council raised the tax in the city by 4.99%, with 2% of the raise being...
Sheffield City Council raise council tax by maximum amount
Sheffield City Council has raised council tax by 4.99% in their most recent budget meeting. The council raised the tax in the city by 4.99%, with 2% of the raise being...
Sheffield going quackers for infamous duck race to boost cash for playground
Friends of the Porter Valley are having a duck race on the April 6 at Endcliffe Park. This is a fundraising event that is hoping to raise £10,000 in hope to improve...
Sheffield going quackers for infamous duck race to boost cash for playground
Friends of the Porter Valley are having a duck race on the April 6 at Endcliffe Park. This is a fundraising event that is hoping to raise £10,000 in hope to improve...
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Fly-tipping continues to blight Sheffield
Sheffield recorded 11,387 fly-tipping incidents in 2022/23. Despite a slight decline, illegal dumping remains a persistent issue, prompting the council to develop a new...
Anger over ongoing Sheffield city centre construction
Sheffielders have vented their anger over ongoing city centre redevelopment work. Construction is currently taking place in the heart of the city centre, this is part...
Historic pub given new lease of life in Totley
The Cross Scythe, one of the most historic pubs Sheffield has to offer, is set to reopen after a refurbishment stretching from January 2025, to tomorrow, March...
Startling new statistic reveals that only 20.5 percent of children read daily for pleasure, as found by the University of Sheffield
The University of Sheffield has partnered up with World Book Day to highlight how important it is to encourage young children to read, as it was found that only 20.5...
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Owner of Sheffield hiking group praises the positive impact of exercise
The owner of a Sheffield-based hiking group has seen the immense impact its had on the lives of its members. Aimee Beaufort, a former Sheffield student, set up the Another Hiking Collective group in 2023 to combat loneliness and improve mental wellbeing. The group's...
Backlash over plans for eyesore NHS site in Fulwood
An abandoned NHS site in Fulwood could be demolished for new ‘millionaire properties’ if planning gets the green light. Expresso Property, supported by DLP Planning, has submitted a full planning application to Sheffield City Council for the Fulwood House site. The...
Crookes has highest demand for electric vehicles in Sheffield
Crookes residents are the most eager to transition to electric cars according to a Sheffield Councillor, aligning with the city’s ambitions to be ‘zero carbon’ by 2030. Crookes has the highest request rate for the EV charging points which will be installed as part of...
Sheffield City Council agrees to spend £33.1 million on supported accommodation for vulnerable young people
Sheffield City Council has unanimously agreed to the re-commissioning of 16-25 Years Supported Accommodation services for vulnerable young people with an estimated cost of £33.1 million over 4.5 years. In a meeting on Monday 26th February the Education, Children and...
Council can’t afford to maintain Sheffield schools, claim education bosses
A Sheffield Education chief said she was “flabbergasted” by the £46 million price tag the government expects the council to pay to maintain schools across Sheffield. The city council announced an estimated maintenance backlog of £46 million this week...
Junior doctor’s strikes affecting staff mental health, according to Sheffield hospital staff
Angry staff at the Royal Hallamshire hospital claim striking junior doctors are "playing with people's lives" This week junior doctors have walked out for the tenth time, creating a huge impact on services, patients and staff, meaning that the Minor Injuries Unit has...