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South Yorkshire Police announce new Independent Advisory Group for Black Communities
Chief Inspector Laurie Millington (left), Co-chair Adrian Bent (middle left), Co-chair Kaltum Osman Rivers (middle right) and Deputy Cheif Constable Sarah Poolman (right)
Sheffield’s Weston Park May Fayre is ready to roll in the heart of the city
Sheffield’s Weston Park May Fayre is ready to roll in the heart of the city The most awaited free family entertainment fayre is taking place on 18 May 2025, from 11am to 5 pm. The Fayre offers a commendable array of street performances, entertainment act, live...
Sheffield Council to scrap green parking permits by end of July
Sheffield City Council has announced that it will stop issuing new Green Parking Permits from July 31, marking the end of the scheme after nearly 20 years in operation. The decision was formally approved by the council's Transport, Regeneration and Climate Policy...
Sheffield Council approves controversial traffic changes despite local opposition
Sheffield City Council gave the go-ahead for new, disruptive traffic regulations between the City Centre, Attercliffe and Darnall, despite concerns from residents and businesses. Objections were raised due to the proposal of double yellow lines, bus lanes, prohibited...
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‘He’s perfect now’: Dad’s mission to thank heart surgery fund after son’s treatment
A dad is spearheading a major fundraising drive after his son underwent open heart surgery at just five months old. Sam Small, 29, who works at Howden's in Barnsley, is...
South Yorkshire Police announce new Independent Advisory Group for Black Communities
Chief Inspector Laurie Millington (left), Co-chair Adrian Bent (middle left), Co-chair Kaltum Osman Rivers (middle right) and Deputy Cheif Constable Sarah Poolman (right)
Sheffield’s Weston Park May Fayre is ready to roll in the heart of the city
Sheffield’s Weston Park May Fayre is ready to roll in the heart of the city The most awaited free family entertainment fayre is taking place on 18 May 2025, from 11am to 5 pm. The Fayre offers a commendable array of street performances, entertainment act, live...
Sheffield Council to scrap green parking permits by end of July
Sheffield City Council has announced that it will stop issuing new Green Parking Permits from July 31, marking the end of the scheme after nearly 20 years in operation. The decision was formally approved by the council's Transport, Regeneration and Climate Policy...
Sheffield Council approves controversial traffic changes despite local opposition
Sheffield City Council gave the go-ahead for new, disruptive traffic regulations between the City Centre, Attercliffe and Darnall, despite concerns from residents and businesses. Objections were raised due to the proposal of double yellow lines, bus lanes, prohibited...
Sheffield honours the female war effort on VE Day
Celebrations for VE Day were in full swing across the city yesterday, with special commemorations for the women who helped the war effort. Sheffield was a significant...
Sheffield honours the female war effort on VE Day
Celebrations for VE Day were in full swing across the city yesterday, with special commemorations for the women who helped the war effort. Sheffield was a significant...
Regeneration of Sheffield Castle remains to prioritise newly-found elements
The regeneration of Sheffield Castle has led to recent discoveries of remains said to have dated back to the 11th century, which will be displayed in the park once...
Regeneration of Sheffield Castle remains to prioritise newly-found elements
The regeneration of Sheffield Castle has led to recent discoveries of remains said to have dated back to the 11th century, which will be displayed in the park once...
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Passenger numbers on Sheffield’s free Connect buses double after electric relaunch
A free city centre bus service has seen passenger numbers double in a year following the introduction of four new fully-electric vehicles. The Connect service, made up...
South Yorkshire mayor aims to tackle a “legacy of lost trust” in new crime initiative
A new five-year-plan aims to "confront the legacy of lost trust and low confidence" that undermines the relationship between people and the police, according to the...
South Yorkshire launches dogs on tram pilot
Dogs are to be allowed onto South Yorkshire's tram network for the first time today. It has been announced that dogs will be allowed to ride on Sheffield's Supertram...
Sheffield Hallam University students win trophies in three categories at the Royal Television Society Awards.
Sheffield students have been recognised for filmmaking talent in prestigious national awards. George Allen, Emma Whight, Jayne Palmer, Kaitlyn Taylor,...
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Mixed response as Sheffield Supertram conductors to permanently wear body cameras on trams
A move to force Supertram conductors to wear body cameras has been slammed as a "breach of privacy". One conductor, who didn’t wish to be named, said the decision, which was brought into effect two weeks ago, wasn't welcomed by all staff. She said: “Others might have...
Vile sex acts in a Sheffield park leads to rally cry for men to stop looking the other way
Lewd sex crimes in Endcliffe Park have prompted a councillor to issue a plea for more men to stand up and protect vulnerable people in distress. On Saturday (1 March), South Yorkshire Police received reports that a man had exposed himself and committed a lewd act in...
Proposed plans for Sheffield apartments refused due to ‘dangerous’ site
A proposal to demolish a former bank for 25 new homes and a commercial unit was refused planning permission due to the site being seen as ‘dangerous’. The former Yorkshire Bank building, located on Loundside Road, Chapeltown was to be demolished and replaced with a...
Watch: Sheffield pub landlord calls on the public to ‘support your locals’
The landlord of a Sheffield pub that has seen eight different managers in the past year alone has spoken out about the struggles he is facing to keep the pub open. Ken Jarvis, 61, took over the Doctor’s Orders pub in November last year as a last effort from the...
Sheffield Adventure Film Festival returns for 2025
Running from 21 to 23 March, Sheffield Adventure Film Festival returns for another adrenaline filled weekend. It runs as part of the annual Festival of the Outdoors that takes place in March, which is arguably the biggest month in the calendar for the ‘Outdoor City’....
Sheffield Council tax to rise 4.99 per cent response to financial pressures
By Martha Hobby. Sheffield City Council has approved a council tax rise, which it says will help it to regain financial security and improve local services. The 4.99 per cent rise is the largest it can increase without the need of a local referendum. Labour...