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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 industrial power during World War Two due to the steel factories, a key arms supplier for the British...
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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 industrial power during World War Two due to the steel factories, a key arms supplier for the British...
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...
Nursery future remains uncertain after Ofsted report
Furious parents have slammed teaching watchdog Ofsted after an inspection left the future of a Middlewood nursery in doubt. Middlewood Nature Nursery in Winn Grove...
Nursery future remains uncertain after Ofsted report
Furious parents have slammed teaching watchdog Ofsted after an inspection left the future of a Middlewood nursery in doubt. Middlewood Nature Nursery in Winn Grove...
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University of Sheffield’s research claims Disney’s Snow White remake is set to follow the footsteps of Alice in Wonderland’s success.
Disney’s musical approach made Alice in Wonderland one of the greatest and most loved animated films since its release According to a study done by Professor Dominic...
Sheffield band go viral after robbery hoax promoting new single
Metalcore 5-piece Malevolence have gone viral after staging a fake CCTV appeal regarding a reported burglary in order to promote their new single, ‘If It’s All The Same...
EXCLUSIVE: dramatic pictures of midnight fires that terrified campers at Derwent Reservoir
by Lowri Rennick A huge wildfire in the Peak District National Park resulted in multiple fire crews being called out in the early hours of the morning. At 12.09am...
Huge Sheffield drug bust aided by sniffer dog
Police officers patrolling in Lundwood, Sheffield, discovered huge heroin cache inside of a car parked outside a property on Magadelene Gardens late on Thursday night...
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Graves park animal farms baby Llama name chosen
A baby Llama who is the newest edition at Graves Park Animal Farm, has been named Pitta by members of the public on Facebook. The baby was born at the end of January and is part of a herd of 20 Llamas, all of which are a huge attraction to the park for visitors. ...
Swift conservation effort begins in Norfolk Heritage Park with new nesting boxes
A new conservation initiative to protect Sheffield's declining swift population has got underway at Norfolk Heritage Park with the installation of three new swift boxes. The Friends of Norfolk Heritage Park is a group dedicated to protecting and developing the park...
COVID day of reflection honours lasting pain of the pandemic
A memorial event to mark the second COVID day of reflection was held at Balm Green Gardens on Sunday. A series of speeches commemorated all those lost during the pandemic, and those who still suffer today. Members of the public created leaves to hang from...
Body cameras now mandatory for tram staff following rise in abuse
A recent spike in anti-social behaviour has caused Sheffield Supertram to make it mandatory for its conductors to wear body cameras, its operator has announced. The policy has been introduced to serve as an “effective deterrent” against the crime and disorder faced by...
Sheffield Bagel shop starts weekend runs to bring together community
Bagels Inc in Sharrow has begun a weekly Sunday Run Club with the aim of bringing together the community which it serves. The shop first opened its doors on Hickmott Road in November 2023 and has seen huge success since then. Annabel Davies, 31, the owner of Bagels...
“Historic day for Yorkshire” as White Rose Agreement signed
The three Metro mayors of Yorkshire have signed historic white rose agreement with the aim to sustain and develop Yorkshire on a national and international level. Signed by South Yorkshire's Oliver Coppard, North Yorkshire's David Skaith and West Yorkshire's Tracey...