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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 repairs. Birley ward councillors Karen McGowan, Matt Dwyer and Denise Fox reached out to users of the...
Sheffield Wednesday Ladies head coach ‘very proud’ despite Steel City derby loss
The Owlesses boss has praised his team following a 7-0 derby loss - and credited them with going toe-to-toe with a Sheffield United academy side that featured first...
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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...
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 repairs. Birley ward councillors Karen McGowan, Matt Dwyer and Denise Fox reached out to users of the...
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...
Sheffield’s biggest parties promise change as city heads to the polls
Councillors from Sheffield’s three biggest political parties have promised change in the wake of one of the most decisive elections in recent memory. As one third of...
Sheffield’s biggest parties promise change as city heads to the polls
Councillors from Sheffield’s three biggest political parties have promised change in the wake of one of the most decisive elections in recent memory. As one third of...
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Mixed response as Royal Mail rolls out new ‘Postboxes of the future’ across South Yorkshire
As Royal Mail rolls out 3,500 new 'futuristic' postboxes, people in South Yorkshire have given a cautious response to the new tech. Existing postboxes are being...
‘Steel, beer and synthesisers’ – Sheffield Beer Week takes over the city
Pubs and bars around Sheffield are hosting a range of events this week, in celebration of the city's 'renowned brewing industry', and 'legendary electronic music...
Mirror-free infrared fitness studio set to open on Ecclesall Road
The new studio has special heating technology for maximum sweat workouts.
Public heavily scrutinise Sheffield council at heated budget meeting
Members of the public called for a cut in council tax and for increased public spending.
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Sheffield Biggest Cocktail Festival Returns For a One Day Celebration
Sheffield will be creating a stir as bars are mixing up for an immersive festival experience hosted at Steamworks. The event is to take place on February 28 and is designed to emulate a walk through Sheffield itself, with the bars resembling the streets of the city....
Flying the flag for Ukraine as Sheffield shows solidarity
On the four-year anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Sheffield displayed solidarity by flying the Ukrainian flag over town hall. Sheffield City Council acknowledged the anniversary on February 24 by displaying the Ukrainian flag prominently over...
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Edited by James Cain (Politics Specialist) and Tom Preston (Business Specialist) 15:00 - End of live coverage We will be pausing 360Wire's live coverage here. Thanks for following along with us. For more reaction to the Budget, check out our website and social media...
Weston Park Cancer Charity closes in on £1.85m goal following Steel City Derby support
Weston Park Cancer Charity is closing in on its £1.85 million fundraising goal following the Steel City Derby's ‘Bring a Pound’ initiative. The campaign saw the charity get closer to their fundraising target to buy an MRI simulator for their hospital. Players walked...
“Creepy” Peeping Tom Arrested At Student Flats In Sheffield
A stranger spying on a female student in her halls of residence has been arrested on suspicion of voyeurism. The man, described as in his 60’s, was pulled away from a ground floor window by campus security at 6:30pm on Friday evening. A 20 year old female living...
Dragons, drums and dancers: Meadowhall marks Chinese Lunar New Year
Meadowhall welcomed this year’s Sheffield Chinese Lunar New Year Extravaganza with family activities and performances across a week of festivities. From Sunday 15 to Friday 20 February, Meadowhall invited shoppers to take part in free drop-in workshops to mark Chinese...