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Reform UK Candidate who ‘flirted with Far Right ideology’ elected in Woodhouse
Nathaniel Menday has been elected in Woodhouse with almost 2000 votes despite Hope Not Hate, an organisation combatting far right extremism, reporting that he described himself as an 'ethno-nationalist'. Revealed by the Times, Mr Menday is also alleged to have said...
Alcohol licence gets revoked in off-licence shop after selling illegal tobacco products
Super Booze in Sheffield has been caught selling cheap illegal tobacco products and vapes to customers. Members of the Licensing Sub-Committee held a hearing at Sheffield City Council on the 11th May to review a premises licence and decided to remove the licence...
Open Up festival celebrates 28 Years of Sheffield’s art community
140 emerging and award winning artists opened their studios and showcased artwork to the public over May Bank holiday. The organisation has hosted the "Open Up" event for 28 years led by Kate Jacob, abstract artist and co-founder of Open up in 1998 . An artist known...
Sheffield nominated for UK City of Culture 2029
Sheffield, alongside eight other candidates, has been longlisted for the UK City of Culture 2029. The city has been celebrating this nomination, as it helps to showcase Sheffield's culture and identity on a national stage. Sheffield beat out 17 cities and towns to...
The Government increases alcohol taxes, causing damage to Sheffield pubs
The UK Government has announced the increase in alcohol taxes, taking effect across the UK from the 1st of February 2026 and leaving local pubs in a “tricky...
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Hillsborough community cleans up Sheffield streets
The Hillsborough community has been helping clean up their streets through litter picks each month. The S6 community litter pick is organised by the Green Party and...
Reform UK Candidate who ‘flirted with Far Right ideology’ elected in Woodhouse
Nathaniel Menday has been elected in Woodhouse with almost 2000 votes despite Hope Not Hate, an organisation combatting far right extremism, reporting that he described himself as an 'ethno-nationalist'. Revealed by the Times, Mr Menday is also alleged to have said...
Alcohol licence gets revoked in off-licence shop after selling illegal tobacco products
Super Booze in Sheffield has been caught selling cheap illegal tobacco products and vapes to customers. Members of the Licensing Sub-Committee held a hearing at Sheffield City Council on the 11th May to review a premises licence and decided to remove the licence...
Open Up festival celebrates 28 Years of Sheffield’s art community
140 emerging and award winning artists opened their studios and showcased artwork to the public over May Bank holiday. The organisation has hosted the "Open Up" event for 28 years led by Kate Jacob, abstract artist and co-founder of Open up in 1998 . An artist known...
Sheffield nominated for UK City of Culture 2029
Sheffield, alongside eight other candidates, has been longlisted for the UK City of Culture 2029. The city has been celebrating this nomination, as it helps to showcase Sheffield's culture and identity on a national stage. Sheffield beat out 17 cities and towns to...
Sheffield park to host late night 2026 World Cup ‘Fan City’ in city centre
A World Cup 'Fan City' is coming to Sheffield's city centre, with Devonshire Green set to host thousands in the late night event. The organisers behind Sheffield's Rock...
Sheffield park to host late night 2026 World Cup ‘Fan City’ in city centre
A World Cup 'Fan City' is coming to Sheffield's city centre, with Devonshire Green set to host thousands in the late night event. The organisers behind Sheffield's Rock...
Repairs begin on O2 Academy after three-year closure
Building work has begun on Sheffield’s O2 Academy after the venue was forced to close in 2023 over fears concrete in the roof could “collapse with no notice”. An exact...
Repairs begin on O2 Academy after three-year closure
Building work has begun on Sheffield’s O2 Academy after the venue was forced to close in 2023 over fears concrete in the roof could “collapse with no notice”. An exact...
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Sheffield tattoo parlour faces uncertain future after building collapse
Modelajna, a 'safe studio' for women's tattoos has its future in the balance after the building housing the business collapsed. The building, located on London Road in...
University of Sheffield teacher conquers the London Marathon for charity
A Sheffield teacher ran the London Marathon at the weekend in memory of her brother who died by suicide. Polly Rippon, age 52, took part in the TCS London Marathon 2026...
Students triumph in 1400 mile hitchhiking challenge
Sheffield students recently completed a nine day hitchhiking challenge across Europe for charity. 150 students successfully hitchhiked from Sheffield to Belgrade, as...
Communities in Sheffield reclaim previously neglected anti-social space
Ambitious plans to transform the top of South Street as part of a scheme to tackle anti-social behaviour have been welcomed by residents. Since April 20th, an...
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Over 2,500 Sheffield parking spaces at risk after NCP enters administration
The National Car Parks (NCP) announced it had entered into administration after 95 years in operation, after the company failed to meet its financial obligations. The car park giant employs approximately 682 people and operates around 340 locations across the UK,...
“There’s a real jazz renaissance in Sheffield” – First Kelham Jazz Festival to take place
Tomorrow for the first time Kelham Jazz Festival hopes to celebrate live jazz and bring together bold new talent and established artists in the multi-venue event. The festival will be showcasing 90% Northern artists and take place from 3pm-3am on Saturday 21 March...
‘Youth Say No to War’: Sheffield students call for more youth activism
Young people gathered on Wednesday to protest political unrest and violence across the Middle East, one of many recent demonstrations outside Sheffield’s Students Union building. Sparked by the US-Israeli decision to launch a bombing campaign on Iran, their signs and...
Sheffield students and staff unite in cuts protest
Students and teachers gathered for a major demonstration to protest budget cuts and job losses affecting both of Sheffield's universities. The protest took place at the University of Sheffield concourse but was also attended by students from Sheffield Hallam. They...
‘Desperate’ need for school repairs after roof collapse
Sheffield City Council has allocated more than £700,000 for Carterknowle Junior School.
Local shop owner calls for systematic change over shoplifting incidents
A Sheffield shop owner said he felt sympathy for those who have to resort to stealing, as he thanked customers for their support after several high profile shoplifting incidents. Two people stole £159.60 of stock from the Bare Alternative on Abbeydale Road on 17...