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Student runs half marathon for Yorkshire Cancer Research in memory of grandad
A student hopes to fundraise £400 by running the Sheffield Half Marathon in honour of her grandad who suffered with testicular cancer. Eliza Ridout, 18, an architecture...
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University of Sheffield researcher condemns freedom of speech complaints scheme
A new freedom of speech complaints scheme has been criticised by a University of Sheffield academic after the proposed regulating body lost what she described as a...
Health report highlights concerning issues in one of Sheffield’s most deprived areas
Language barriers and a lack of digital literacy means key health advice and information isn’t reaching residents in Tinsley, according to findings by Healthwatch...
Health report highlights concerning issues in one of Sheffield’s most deprived areas
Language barriers and a lack of digital literacy means key health advice and information isn’t reaching residents in Tinsley, according to findings by Healthwatch...
Resurgence of vinyl is clear as Sheffield’s SEVENBY7 celebrates 25th anniversary
Sheffield's original open-decks vinyl party joined The Spring Social at Sidney&Matilda as it celebrated 25 years. Various DJs such as Jo Jo and Smax performed...
Resurgence of vinyl is clear as Sheffield’s SEVENBY7 celebrates 25th anniversary
Sheffield's original open-decks vinyl party joined The Spring Social at Sidney&Matilda as it celebrated 25 years. Various DJs such as Jo Jo and Smax performed...
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Smuggled booze becoming a ‘plague’, says hospitality boss after 40 years in the trade
The manager of Crookes Social Club has said customers smuggling alcoholic drinks into his venue has “become so prevalent it’s almost like a plague". Maurice Champeau,...
Sheffield students reassured and offered advice after meningitis outbreak
The University of Sheffield has reassured students over growing concerns after two people died in an outbreak of meningitis in the south-east of England. There have...
Celebrating International Women’s Day: Empowering women through biking
Sheffield’s community of Hillsborough honoured International Women's Day through a female-led BMX jam inspired by a ambitious teenager. The Give to Gain Jam, at...
Traitor hunter Harriet Tyce visits Sheffield with latest novel Witch Trial
Traitors star and million-copy-selling author Harriet Tyce completed a book signing in Meadowhall for her fifth novel, Witch Trial. Ms Tyce, 53, opens her novel with a...
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Fulwood forest school owner’s plea following vandalism to SEN learning environment
A 'fantastic' forest school has been repeatedly trashed, leaving its organiser 'on edge' and fearful for her safety. Helen Wilson, 36, of Greystones, runs Little Puddle People, a forest school at the Nature's Nest site off Fulwood Road, which has recently been...
Lib Dem urges skills over certificates to tackle Sheffield’s youth unemployment
A Sheffield councillor says that qualifications are holding young people back and is calling for apprenticeship reform to tackle the rise of youth unemployment. Barbara Masters, 75, a Liberal Democrat Councillor for Ecclesall, has argued that there is too much...
Famous Rivelin goose left in harsh conditions after dog attack – but saved by loyal supporter
An adored goose which was attacked by a dog is recovering in Sheffield after being rescued by a Rivelin resident. Fragile - the name given to the goose by Jo Meckin - has also been called Ms. Goose, Gus-Gus, Colonel Gander and Geoff by his fans. He had lived in...
Save our Scene brings Sherelle to a sold-out Dryad Works
A grassroots fundraiser aimed at keeping Sheffield’s fragile live music scene alive came to a Sheffield venue on Friday and delivered packed sets to a sell-out crowd. Save Our Scene - an organisation which helps venues by holding packed events - came to independent...
New protest over controversial greenbelt housing planned for Charnock
Campaigners against allowing housing on greenbelt land will be protesting outside Sheffield Town Hall on Wednesday as councillors meet to debate the controversial plans. Members of the S12 Green Belt action group have been fighting consistently against the proposed...
Anniversary event raises £1,000 to help Ukrainians facing winter months
Students in Sheffield raised £1,000 to help people struggling with power cuts and the harsh winter months in Ukraine as part of an event to mark the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion. The University of Sheffield's Ukrainian Society held a conference to...






