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Tramline festival trees destroyed by local vandals
Trees planted in Hillsborough Park, gifted by the Tramlines festival, have been destroyed in an act of 'mindless vandalism'. Eleven lime trees planted in the park have been defaced in the count down to the 2026 festival leaving the Hillsborough community frustrated...
Sheffield healthcare professionals walk 100 miles
A group of Sheffield healthcare professionals are walking 100 miles to raise money for research into a rare genetic spinal disease. Seven of them are walking for three days in June along The Dales Way from Leeds to the Lake District to fundraise for further research...
Students give lukewarm reaction to new Renters’ Rights Act
Students have said they do not believe that they have benefited as much as other renters under the Renters’ Rights Act (RRA). On May 1 2026, the Renters’ Rights Act (RRA) was enacted, and its protections for students depend on their housing situation. The biggest...
Disabled Artists Exhibition Comes To Sheffield
International disabled artists' work has gone on display in Sheffield City Centre Museum The Millennium Gallery is hosting an art exhibition featuring entries from around the world in conjunction with ArtWorks Together. The travelling showcase comprises pieces by...
1,800 steel roses to support Sheffield’s homeless youth for Mother’s Day
Sheffield charity Roundabout are selling 1,800 steel roses as part of their Mother’s Day fundraising campaign. The charity began in 1977, and offers support to...
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Cameras installed to monitor transport in city centre
Thirty seven cameras will be installed on Monday to track travel preferences in Sheffield city centre in an attempt to improve public transport and reduce emissions....
Tramline festival trees destroyed by local vandals
Trees planted in Hillsborough Park, gifted by the Tramlines festival, have been destroyed in an act of 'mindless vandalism'. Eleven lime trees planted in the park have been defaced in the count down to the 2026 festival leaving the Hillsborough community frustrated...
Sheffield healthcare professionals walk 100 miles
A group of Sheffield healthcare professionals are walking 100 miles to raise money for research into a rare genetic spinal disease. Seven of them are walking for three days in June along The Dales Way from Leeds to the Lake District to fundraise for further research...
Students give lukewarm reaction to new Renters’ Rights Act
Students have said they do not believe that they have benefited as much as other renters under the Renters’ Rights Act (RRA). On May 1 2026, the Renters’ Rights Act (RRA) was enacted, and its protections for students depend on their housing situation. The biggest...
Disabled Artists Exhibition Comes To Sheffield
International disabled artists' work has gone on display in Sheffield City Centre Museum The Millennium Gallery is hosting an art exhibition featuring entries from around the world in conjunction with ArtWorks Together. The travelling showcase comprises pieces by...
Road reopens near Snake Pass after wildfire tears through Peak District moorland
Emergency services were called to a wildfire near Snake Pass at just before 9pm on 30 April and multiple crews from Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service worked through...
Road reopens near Snake Pass after wildfire tears through Peak District moorland
Emergency services were called to a wildfire near Snake Pass at just before 9pm on 30 April and multiple crews from Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service worked through...
From fangs to fishnets – Sheffield’s hottest drag scene with an alternative twist
Sheffield’s Cryptid Queers have turned the city’s nightlife upside down with a brand of drag that’s equal parts glamour, gore, and other-worldly fantasy. Part...
From fangs to fishnets – Sheffield’s hottest drag scene with an alternative twist
Sheffield’s Cryptid Queers have turned the city’s nightlife upside down with a brand of drag that’s equal parts glamour, gore, and other-worldly fantasy. Part...
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High kicks and high hopes: cheerleaders bring inclusivity win to Varsity
Sheffield Cheerleading team proves social inclusivity in competitive sports
Radio marathon raises money for mental health charity
Sheffield University’s Forge Radio broadcast for 24 hours to raise funds for Mind.
‘Nuisance’ Bikes seized in Hillsborough and Walkley
Police have reported an increase in plain clothes patrols in Hillsborough Park as officers crack down on e-bikes following a rise in anti-social behaviour in the area....
Sheffield student band plays first headline gig
Student band Sam’s Town headlined The Washington for the first time on the 25th of February 2026, celebrating Sheffield’s tight-knit music scene and the power of free...
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Bus company leaves two students ‘stranded’ in the Peak District while trying to return to Sheffield
A pair of Sheffield students said they were left 'stranded' in the Peak District after misleading signs meant they weren't able to get a bus back to the city. University of Sheffield Students Emma and Grace said incorrect signage at Chatsworth House left them...
Peddler Market’s monthly event offered access to big names in food and art for free
Peddler Market's 102nd monthly event at Kelham Island boasted free entry and access to some of the best in street food, music and vendors on March 6th to the 7th. The Market hosts an outdoor grassroots music venue showcasing some of the best in new talent and a...
Internet DJ brings viral livestream to Sheffield with new scholarship for emerging artists
Hundreds of music fans gathered in Sheffield city centre on Friday as DJ AG returned to the city with one of his trademark street performances, which offered local artists the chance to perform to a live crowd and thousands watching online. The event took place...
Community Kitchen aims to tackle loneliness in S2
A community kitchen has opened in Woodthorpe, where free hot meals are provided to the residents of the Sheffield ward every Thursday at 4pm. Located in St. Swithun's Church, people in the area have gathered for the last seven months to come and claim a free meal and...
Concerns over Sheffield food festival damaging Rose Garden Cafe business over bank holiday weekend
Charity Friends of Graves Park has raised concerns over a planned Sheffield food festival damaging business for a much-loved cafe during one of its busiest weekends of the year. A charity interested in the wellbeing of Sheffield’s largest park have raised concerns...
‘I had four Christmases on my own’ Covid-19 Remembrance Day takes place in the city centre
Sheffield’s Covid-19 Remembrance Day saw bereaved families come together to remember their loved ones and reflect on a ‘time of silence’. Throughout Sunday afternoon visitors created messages and wrote down names on small pieces of fabric to attach onto the Covid...