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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 that has stood empty since 2021. The former Cole Brothers building, located at Barker’s Pool, is set...
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 band Reverend and the Makers, Jon McClure, was named the new chairman of Sheffield FC earlier this...
Burngreave residents urged to share thoughts on proposed plans to make roads safer
Changes have been proposed to redesign Burngreave roads in a bid to make them safer - and the council is urging locals to share their opinions on the plans. The proposed plans centre around ensuring safer areas for walking, wheeling, cycling, and buses. The council...
Sheffield castle regeneration project in need of an extra £5 million to complete development
An additional £5 million will be needed to complete a regeneration project at the former Sheffield Castle site in the city centre. The Gateway to Sheffield regeneration...
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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...
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 that has stood empty since 2021. The former Cole Brothers building, located at Barker’s Pool, is set...
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 band Reverend and the Makers, Jon McClure, was named the new chairman of Sheffield FC earlier this...
Burngreave residents urged to share thoughts on proposed plans to make roads safer
Changes have been proposed to redesign Burngreave roads in a bid to make them safer - and the council is urging locals to share their opinions on the plans. The proposed plans centre around ensuring safer areas for walking, wheeling, cycling, and buses. The council...
Sheffield organisations fight to end violence against women
A crowd of 100 protestors gathered in Sheffield’s Peace Gardens for International Women’s Day and called for the government to fight harder against gender-based...
Sheffield organisations fight to end violence against women
A crowd of 100 protestors gathered in Sheffield’s Peace Gardens for International Women’s Day and called for the government to fight harder against gender-based...
Students from both universities in Sheffield united against financial cuts during a protest
Students from the University of Sheffield and Sheffield Hallam University came together to protest against the ongoing cuts and restructures that continue to impact...
Students from both universities in Sheffield united against financial cuts during a protest
Students from the University of Sheffield and Sheffield Hallam University came together to protest against the ongoing cuts and restructures that continue to impact...
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The stakes are high for charity hosting Vegas night to raise money for Hospice
Four final year students from Sheffield Hallam university are organising a Las Vegas themed night in support of St.Luke's Hospice, Sheffield. The event will take place...
Record Junkee launches new music venue after record shop forced to close
The team behind Sheffield record shop Record Junkee have launched a new city-centre music venue after announcing in December that their shop had become “no longer...
WATCH: DJ AG performs in Sheffield to celebrate creative scholarship opportunity with WaterBear
Online sensation DJ AG returned to Sheffield last Friday to give a live streamed performance in the City Centre. DJ AG’s long awaited return to Sheffield was in...
From Sheffield to Palestine: How your old clothes could head to Gaza
Much needed aid will be on the way to Palestine thanks to women in Neepsend donating pre-loved clothing. A clothes swap event, which is taking place Wednesday 18th...
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Hopes dialled up in Sheffield as The Leadmill fundraises for relocation
Sheffield’s longest-running late-night venue, The Leadmill, has set a fundraising target of £30,00 to help them find a new home following their 2025 eviction. A staple of the Sheffield music scene since 1980, The Leadmill is famous for hosting some of the most iconic...
Green Light for Greener Streets: Majority Welcome City Centre Revamp
Plans to overhaul two key routes in Sheffield city centre have been largely welcomed by residents, despite some concerns over parking and disruption. Sheffield City Council has unveiled proposals to redesign areas around Leopold Street and Townhead...
Sheffield HSBC’s ‘Global IT Hub’ Targeted by Pro-Palestine Protesters
Grosvenor House in the city centre was left damaged after protesters smashed windows and revolving doors, and threw red paint over the walls of the building. Messages written in red paint read ‘free Palestine’ and ‘drop Elbit’, a criticism of the bank’s investment in...
Evicted Leadmill start relocation crowdfunder
Former owners of The Leadmill site have launched a Crowdfunder to help find a new venue following last year's eviction. The team behind the iconic venue have set a £30,000 target to find a new suitable place to host gigs and shows. The Leadmill team said in a...
Trio set for Charity Hitchhiking challenge to Serbia
An adventurous trio are hitchhiking nearly 1,500 miles from Sheffield to Serbia, in a bid to raise money for local and international charities. Robin Hibbs, 23, is taking on the challenge to Serbia’s capital Belgrade, as part of a challenge organised by...
Steel City’s snooker scene: New plans announced for snooker hall to be developed on Petre Street
Plans have been submitted to Sheffield City Council to convert a former manufacturing building into a new snooker hall. Awaiting approval on the planning application from the council, Club 400 will be a snooker club which will offer multiple snooker rooms to book for...