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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 completed. Wessex Archaeology, who was tasked with conducting an archaeological dig at the site have...
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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...
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 completed. Wessex Archaeology, who was tasked with conducting an archaeological dig at the site have...
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...
SEND pupils to benefit from flexible home-school transport
A proposal for revised home-to-school transport links for young people with Special Educational Needs has been approved by Sheffield City Council. A public consultation...
SEND pupils to benefit from flexible home-school transport
A proposal for revised home-to-school transport links for young people with Special Educational Needs has been approved by Sheffield City Council. A public consultation...
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South Yorkshire buses set to go back under public control
South Yorkshire is set to take full control of its buses for the first time in nearly 40 years. Starting in September 2027, the SYMCA will begin to take back control of...
Warning over poison in popular Sheffield nature spot that is deadly to dogs
Reports of a deadly algae in Redmires Reservoir have led to temporary barriers being placed surrounding large bodies of natural water in the area. Yorkshire Water has...
Foster family “incredibly grateful” to Sheffield community after finding missing dog
A beloved family dog who escaped a car crash has been safely reunited with her family after a five day search. The family were travelling past Sheffield at junction 33...
Community speed watching group in Hillsborough and Loxley in need of more volunteers
Hillsborough and Loxley’s community speed watching group is asking for more volunteers in order to progress and expand their operation. Stewart Kemp, who is now...
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‘Skip day’ held to help clean up Grenoside
People from all around Grenoside came to throw their unwanted items in a massive 20 yard Roro skip as part of a quarterly clean-up operation organised by members of Ecclesfield Parish Council. The parish has tried to hold these skip days four times a year since...
Weston Park Cancer Charity to hold ball to celebrate 30 years of fundraising
A ball to celebrate 30 years of fundraising is being held at the OEC events centre at Owlerton Stadium to raise money for Weston Park Cancer Charity. The 'Enchanted Garden Spring Ball' is taking place on 21 March boasting of 'elegance, enchantment and engagement,'...
South Yorkshire talent show to hold new auditions after hugely successful first run
Applications for a charity talent show have recently opened in Rotherham with auditions taking place during September 2025. ‘Rotherham’s Got Talent’ had their final show on February 7th 2025 at the Lyric theatre in Dinnington and was so popular that they...
Sheffield students to feel the pinch as university accommodation fees rise sharply
The University of Sheffield has announced its new rent guide for 2025/2026 which includes a significant rise in fees that for many students is unrealistic. The University's standard accommodation is located in Ranmoor and Endcliffe and houses 4,500 students every...
Rose Garden Cafe: Restoration project continues as partnership launches appeal for £2.6 million
An appeal for £2.6 million has been launched to redevelop a much-loved cafe in Graves Park, Sheffield, following its sudden closure in 2022. The Rose Garden Cafe, which reopened following an independent structural assessment in August 2024, was initially deemed unsafe...
Celebrity Jon Richardson from ‘8 Out of 10 Cats’ opens Totley Library Pop-Up shop
Comedia Jon Richardson has opened a new pop-up shop which aims to support the community and Totley Library. The Totley Library Book Shop was officially launched on 3 March It will serve as a vital fundraising effort to improve the library's facilities and ensure it...