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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 the night to contain the spread. Large plumes of smoke were seen across the Glossop area after fire...
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 traditional drag, part horror spectacle, the collective brings ghosts, ghouls, and cryptid creatures from...
Sheffield’s Quayside market to return featuring award winning street food, drink and music
Quayside market in Victoria Quays has been announced to be returning to its canal side spot for the fourth year running on 12 and 13 April. Founded in 2022 by Sheffield...
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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...
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 the night to contain the spread. Large plumes of smoke were seen across the Glossop area after fire...
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 traditional drag, part horror spectacle, the collective brings ghosts, ghouls, and cryptid creatures from...
Disability Accessibility App Maps Sheffield Centre
Sociability, a disability access app, is due to meet this Friday to compile the city centre Community days aim to bring disabled people, their friends, carers, and...
Disability Accessibility App Maps Sheffield Centre
Sociability, a disability access app, is due to meet this Friday to compile the city centre Community days aim to bring disabled people, their friends, carers, and...
Flagship Spring Gala Event For Sheffield Music Hub
Sheffield Music Hub Spring Gala - Photo by Steel City Choristers More than 350 children from all walks of life came together last weekend for what Sheffield Music Hub...
Flagship Spring Gala Event For Sheffield Music Hub
Sheffield Music Hub Spring Gala - Photo by Steel City Choristers More than 350 children from all walks of life came together last weekend for what Sheffield Music Hub...
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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...
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...
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...
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New opportunity to give views on green belt housing plans for Lodge Moor
Changes to controversial plans to allow 258 homes on green belt land in Lodge Moor have gone on display - and people are being invited to have their say. The proposals would lead to the creation of homes around the Lodge Moor Road and Redmires area, and council...
Protesters form alliance as council wants to develop their green belts
Green belt protesters from around Sheffield have joined forces to try and prevent the city sprawling into undeveloped land. The S35 green belt action group announced their plans to join up with other groups around the city during a protest outside Sheffield Town...
Drivers call for action over ‘dangerous’ potholes across Sheffield.
Motorists in Sheffield have said that the roads are becoming difficult to navigate due to the high volume of potholes around the city, following months of wet winter weather. Drivers in areas such as Ecclesall and Hangingwater have reported significant road...
Calls for curbs on ‘loudspeakers’ used by buskers and street preachers on The Moor
A petition to the council has questioned the use of sound amplifiers for buskers and preachers in Sheffield city centre. Buskers and preachers are a common sight on The Moor in Sheffield's city centre, but a recent petition has asked for limits to be put on the volume...
£5.5 million plan to redevelop Rother Valley Country Park, transforming it into a ‘major leisure destination’, enters final year
A £5.5million project to redevelop Rother Valley Country park will turn it into a 'major leisure destination', according to plans. The project is called ‘Rother Valley Country Improvement Scheme’. The £5.5 million investment from Rotherham Metropolitan Borough saw...
“Record your own history” SAYiT charity reveals Sheffield is covered in LGBTQ+ History
A lunchtime talk at Weston Park Museum taught audiences the queer history of Sheffield for LGBTQ+ history Month in coordination with SAYiT charity. Fiona Moorcroft, from the charity, presented a talk focusing on queer and LGBTQ+ history in and around Sheffield. The...