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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 will take place on the 31st July, following a stage that starts in Leeds and travels through the...
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 Mowbray Street in Sheffield out of their properties. South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue served a...
Ex Great Britain triathlete close to hitting fundraising target for Sheffield hospice
A former Great Britain Triathlete has raised almost 200 pounds for St Luke's hospice in Sheffield, as he sets to complete the Sheffield half marathon with his daughter...
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“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...
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 will take place on the 31st July, following a stage that starts in Leeds and travels through the...
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 Mowbray Street in Sheffield out of their properties. South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue served a...
Snappy exhibition in Sheffield free for the first time outside London
A prestigious National Gallery art exhibition has been hosted by Sheffield's own Millennium Gallery, making it the only place to view this exclusive display outside the...
Snappy exhibition in Sheffield free for the first time outside London
A prestigious National Gallery art exhibition has been hosted by Sheffield's own Millennium Gallery, making it the only place to view this exclusive display outside the...
Sheffield driver aiming to “fly the flag” on global circuits in GB3
A teenage racing driver is gearing up for the international grid - and he is determined to bring his city with him. Rowan Campbell-Pilling, 19, is set to compete in the...
Sheffield driver aiming to “fly the flag” on global circuits in GB3
A teenage racing driver is gearing up for the international grid - and he is determined to bring his city with him. Rowan Campbell-Pilling, 19, is set to compete in the...
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Search is on for partner to bring city-wide cost-cutting heat network for Sheffield homes
Cheaper and greener energy could be coming to Sheffield with one of the UK's biggest heat networks - if the city council finds a developer to work with. The council is...
Neepsend Beer Festival doing wonders for UK crafted beer, claim brewers
Neepsend Beer Festival has been described as ‘massively important’ in showcasing local and UK crafted beer. The festival, which ran on February 27 and 28, is a...
Sheffield care staff to sleep outdoors to raise funds for veterans
Staff at a care facility in Bradway will be swapping their beds for sleeping bags to raise funds for veterans. Outram Fields Care Home will host an outdoor sleepout on...
Tik Tok hits leads to cafe’s permanent location
A six-month old pop up cafe Iced has moved to a new permanent location in Meadowhall shopping centre. Iced was opened to quench the thirst of the customers queing for...
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Sheffield Celebrates National Sake Week
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Revised SEND transport in Sheffield approved
Flexible post-16 SEND home-to-school transport prioritising tailored support and independence, has been approved following public consultation. The Education, Children and Families Policy Committee has made Personal Travel Budgets (PTB) optional to existing students...
Founder of ‘Its Our City’ campaign questions Sheffield City council’s ‘democracy’
A vocal campaigner for open democracy in Sheffield has raised concerns about how the city council is run. On the 30 April Ruth Hubbard, the founder of ‘Its Our City’ campaign and local community activist, drew attention to the recent ‘policy committee remit’ during a...
Housing plans encroach on protected green belt land
Sheffield City Council plans to build offices, industrial buildings and homes on protected green belt land as part of the local plans to develop the city. On May 30, the Council’s strategy and resources committee agreed that 3.6% of Sheffield's green belt land would...
Sheffield rolls out new SEN support for post-16 education
Sheffield has introduced new travel budgets for families that have children with SEN to aid transport fees in post-16 education. Sheffield City Council's Freedom to Travel, Skills for Life programme will bring in Personal Travel Budgets - PTBs - that aim to empower...
Low carbon transport proposed as the key to Sheffield’s growth
A new plan to promote "Walking, Wheeling and Cycling" in Sheffield hopes to tackle rising transport inequality and the current NHS burden by taking a new approach to creating a safe, reliable, and low-carbon transport network. Councillors across the city have...