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Sheffield celebrates 33rd year of DocFest with new family and immersive strands
Sheffield DocFest has revealed the programme for its 33rd edition, with the theme Realities in Motion welcoming new family and immersive elements. The leading documentary festival will span across various locations and venues throughout Sheffield, including cinemas,...
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 Sheffield. The report brought to light problems including poor transport access to the city centre and a...
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 using seven seven-inch vinyl singles, a change from the usual digital DJ scene. Founder of Seven by...
Sheffield summer exhibition set to exclusively showcase disabled and neurodivergent artists and influence the local arts community
An arts group is giving marginalised disabled and neurodivergent artists the opportunity to find their true creative voice. Elle Fyre, 22, founder and managing director of Nirvanas Arts collective, is planning an exhibition called All Things Hidden and Unseen at...
Open Iftar welcomed at Kelham Island Museum
Kelham Island Museum hosted an Open Iftar community gathering, which was run by the Ramadan Tent Project (RTP). Over a hundred people attended the event, listening to...
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Sheffield pub set to host third annual fundraising event for cancer charity
The event at the Banner Cross on Ecclesall Road is taking place on Friday 15 May.
Sheffield celebrates 33rd year of DocFest with new family and immersive strands
Sheffield DocFest has revealed the programme for its 33rd edition, with the theme Realities in Motion welcoming new family and immersive elements. The leading documentary festival will span across various locations and venues throughout Sheffield, including cinemas,...
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 Sheffield. The report brought to light problems including poor transport access to the city centre and a...
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 using seven seven-inch vinyl singles, a change from the usual digital DJ scene. Founder of Seven by...
Sheffield summer exhibition set to exclusively showcase disabled and neurodivergent artists and influence the local arts community
An arts group is giving marginalised disabled and neurodivergent artists the opportunity to find their true creative voice. Elle Fyre, 22, founder and managing director of Nirvanas Arts collective, is planning an exhibition called All Things Hidden and Unseen at...
Community called on to help fast-track car park repairs at recreation ground
Community support has driven the latest restoration efforts at Charnock Recreation Ground, with parents and residents being asked by councillors to help fund pothole...
Community called on to help fast-track car park repairs at recreation ground
Community support has driven the latest restoration efforts at Charnock Recreation Ground, with parents and residents being asked by councillors to help fund pothole...
Drug paraphernalia and dead animals among horrors found by Sheffield Litter Pickers
Animal corpses and nitrous oxide canisters are just some of the things found by residents in Sheffield who have been taking matters into their own hands by forming...
Drug paraphernalia and dead animals among horrors found by Sheffield Litter Pickers
Animal corpses and nitrous oxide canisters are just some of the things found by residents in Sheffield who have been taking matters into their own hands by forming...
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Sheffield Hospital Charity raises awareness for women’s inequalities in healthcare
Sheffield Hospitals Charity has handed out handmade yellow mimosa flowers to raise awareness of inequalities women face in healthcare on the 8th March. For...
Sheffield students raise concern over rising house costs
Students in Sheffield said that their finances are being strained by rising rent costs, with many saying it is getting harder to afford everyday living due to an 8%...
Temporary dry ski slope hopes to revive interest in Sheffield Ski Village
Revive Sheffield Ski Village is building a dry slope which should allow up to 50 people a day to have a go for Sheffield Adventure Film Festival (ShAFF). The group...
Concert goer left heartbroken after car broken into during James Arthur gig at Sheffield’s Utilita Arena
A woman was left heartbroken after her car was raided by thieves while she watched a James Arthur concert at Sheffield's Utilita Arena. Molly Page, 23, who works for...
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Northern Sheffield struck by arson spree
Three deliberate car fires in Northern Sheffield have been reported which occurred over the space of just three days. On Sunday 15 February, South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue said that firefighters from Parkway station attended a deliberate vehicle fire at 3:47am...
Drivers Concern as Icy Conditions Take Over Sheffield
Drivers in Sheffield have called for better weather warnings on roads. After a extended period of artic weather in January, road users have reported a number of incidents and crashes which have taken place. On Thursday, February 19 a car crashed and was abandoned in...
‘Relentless’ potholes causing chaos to South Yorkshire drivers
Pot holes across Sheffield and South Yorkshire are causing misery to commuters. Reports suggested that some potholes have popped tires and caused bent wheels, some potholes are said to be causing the same amount of damage as hitting the curb at 40 miles per hour Jill...
Italian Culinary classmates to Crookes Business Partners – Restaurant set to open from humble beginnings in a food van
Sicilian Culinary classmates reunited in the UK to bring their fruitful dream to life after a successful expansion of their business, from serving at local food markets to opening a brand new pasta-cafe restaurant. After two years, cafe owners Giuseppe Cannavo, 31,...
Determined Vicar Steps Up to Coast to Coast Challenge to Save Church Spire
A vicar at St. Johns Church in Ranmoor is undertaking the difficult Coast to Coast challenge to raise money to repair the Church’s deteriorating tower and spire. Reverend Matthew Rhodes is planning to complete the taxing long-distance walk challenge in April,...
Masked thieves stole love notes and ashes from dead husband
Cruel burglars stole love notes penned by a late husband to his wife in a home break-in in Arbourthorne, and a ring containing his ashes. Jill Holmes, who lives on Park Range Drive on the Cutlers View estate, was burgled while on holiday with a friend on February 9. T...