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In The City: The Sheffield Students keeping grassroots music alive
Thanks to the efforts of a number of Sheffield students, a revival of grassroots music has sprouted throughout the city. The Music Venues Trust labelled 2023 the ‘most challenging year’ for grassroots music venues, and with the closure of Sheffield’s own Green Room...
“Whoop whoop that’s the sound of the police” – Sheffield celebrates Response policing week
Response policing week kicked off on Monday the 20th of April to pay homage to the work of hard working response officers. A response officer is the first person to attend an incident, they have to take control, assess the situation and collect initial information and...
University Students contribute to surprise fall in unemployment figures
Fewer students are job- seeking, which has contributed to an unexpected fall in unemployment rate, according to a new study. Unemployment fell to 4.9% this morning - despite Office for National Statistics (ONS) predictions that unemployment would remain at 5.2%. ...
Vegan Market brings flavourful food, sustainability and “cruelty free beauty” to Sheffield
This weekend Vegan Market Co will take place over the The Moor shopping precinct, bringing vegan food and positive vibes to Sheffield. The event will take place on the 26 of April 10.30 am till 4pm and will include vegan street food vendors, bakers, jewellers,...
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies head coach ‘very proud’ despite Steel City derby loss
The Owlesses boss has praised his team following a 7-0 derby loss - and credited them with going toe-to-toe with a Sheffield United academy side that featured first...
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Thrifting in the Steel city : Why Sheffield students are abandoning the high street
From Division Street to the lively stalls of Redbrick Market, Sheffield’s student population is swapping ‘fast fashion’ for the fast growing world of vintage clothing....
In The City: The Sheffield Students keeping grassroots music alive
Thanks to the efforts of a number of Sheffield students, a revival of grassroots music has sprouted throughout the city. The Music Venues Trust labelled 2023 the ‘most challenging year’ for grassroots music venues, and with the closure of Sheffield’s own Green Room...
“Whoop whoop that’s the sound of the police” – Sheffield celebrates Response policing week
Response policing week kicked off on Monday the 20th of April to pay homage to the work of hard working response officers. A response officer is the first person to attend an incident, they have to take control, assess the situation and collect initial information and...
University Students contribute to surprise fall in unemployment figures
Fewer students are job- seeking, which has contributed to an unexpected fall in unemployment rate, according to a new study. Unemployment fell to 4.9% this morning - despite Office for National Statistics (ONS) predictions that unemployment would remain at 5.2%. ...
Vegan Market brings flavourful food, sustainability and “cruelty free beauty” to Sheffield
This weekend Vegan Market Co will take place over the The Moor shopping precinct, bringing vegan food and positive vibes to Sheffield. The event will take place on the 26 of April 10.30 am till 4pm and will include vegan street food vendors, bakers, jewellers,...
Sheffield Roads set to host ‘World’s Best Cyclists’ in Tour de France Femmes
Cyclists are preparing to face some of the Peak District and Sheffield's toughest hills, as the full route of the 2027 Grand Départ was announced yesterday. The stage...
Sheffield Roads set to host ‘World’s Best Cyclists’ in Tour de France Femmes
Cyclists are preparing to face some of the Peak District and Sheffield's toughest hills, as the full route of the 2027 Grand Départ was announced yesterday. The stage...
Fire Risk to Riverside Apartments Condemned by Councillor
Negligent fire safety precautions have been branded "appalling," by a Sheffield councillor. Fire safety risks have driven residents of the Riverside Apartments on...
Fire Risk to Riverside Apartments Condemned by Councillor
Negligent fire safety precautions have been branded "appalling," by a Sheffield councillor. Fire safety risks have driven residents of the Riverside Apartments on...
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Meadowhall partners with South Yorkshire Eating Disorder Association to Shine a Light on the Awareness Week
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Burngreave community ‘lifeline’ fundraises for new kitchen
A community centre in Burngreave has vowed to continue serving free weekly meals, despite failing to raise the £1,000 needed to upgrade their kitchen. The Ashram, a...
‘Community is what builds a band’: Praise as venue gives headline slot to rising Sheffield indie band
An up-and-coming rock band which was given the chance to play in Sheffield for free has praised the venue after selling over 100 tickets to one of their first headline...
The University of Sheffield’s annual dance competition returns for 2026
After months of preparation, The University of Sheffield dance society held its highly anticipated dance competition on Saturday The competition hosts dance societies...
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Calls for better special needs education funding in Sheffield mainstream schools
A School governor has criticised special educational needs funding provided by the council, claiming that it falls short in mainstream schools. Emily Griffiths, the Parent governor and deputy chair of the Board of Governors at Lydgate Junior School, raised...
Council looks to improve travel skills for children of Sheffield
Councillors have reviewed and revamped the original proposal to replace the majority of post-16 home to school transport with personal travel budgets. The plan aims to equip young people with the 'confidence, skills and knowledge' required to travel independently on...
SEND students to become more ‘adulthood ready’ following Skills for Life programme approval
A programme that advocates for teenager and young adult independence for individuals with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) has been approved by the Sheffield City Council. Head of Service, Resource and Business Planning Manager, Mark Sheikh, mapped...
Sheffield councillors pledge to “take back control of our buses”
Sheffield councillors pledge to "take back control of our buses" through a new franchising scheme to be implemented by September 2027. Ian Smith, Assistant Director of Bus Reform at the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA), highlighted the importance of...
Watch: Student musicians shine at ‘Battle of the Bands’ event
A ‘Battle of the Bands’ event showcased the talents of the Sheffield University Big Band and Music Players’ Society last Monday. The show was held in the Students' Union's Foundry and consisted of three acts: FriNJE, the Blues Band, and the University Big Band. ...
400 page documents and 100 page agendas make tough reading for Sheffield public
Complicated, lengthy documents and 100-page-long agendas are making it hard for people in Sheffield to access vital information - it has been claimed. Members of Sheffield City Council's Governance Committee said during a meeting on April 30 that documents of up to...