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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 organised community efforts to clean local areas. A large Facebook group called Sheffield Litter Pickers...
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 the city’s wards go up for election, a fight for control of the city’s council looks to be a close...
City centre roadworks ‘ruining’ Sheffield green spaces
Roadworks surrounding Sheffield Town Hall and Peace Gardens have been described as ‘unnecessary’ by locals. The road improvements are taking place between the top of the Moor and Fargate and have now expanded along Pinstone Street causing the road to be filled with...
World Book Day giveaway for Sheffield primary schools
Two Sheffield primary schools have each won a free book bundle in celebration of World Book Day. Charlotte Jenkins, 33, a stay-at-home mum and independent Usborne...
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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...
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 organised community efforts to clean local areas. A large Facebook group called Sheffield Litter Pickers...
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 the city’s wards go up for election, a fight for control of the city’s council looks to be a close...
City centre roadworks ‘ruining’ Sheffield green spaces
Roadworks surrounding Sheffield Town Hall and Peace Gardens have been described as ‘unnecessary’ by locals. The road improvements are taking place between the top of the Moor and Fargate and have now expanded along Pinstone Street causing the road to be filled with...
Kelham Island Museum lands major £228,381 grant from National Lottery
Sheffield is looking to protect its world-famous toolmaking industry for generations to come after landing a major funding boost, for its new project Pride, Passion and...
Kelham Island Museum lands major £228,381 grant from National Lottery
Sheffield is looking to protect its world-famous toolmaking industry for generations to come after landing a major funding boost, for its new project Pride, Passion and...
Beer and Cider Festival 2026 offers pre-exam relief for Sheffield students
Sheffield University Student Union welcomed the annual return of the Beer and Cider Festival for 2026 last weekend. The event took place from Friday 1 May - Sunday 3...
Beer and Cider Festival 2026 offers pre-exam relief for Sheffield students
Sheffield University Student Union welcomed the annual return of the Beer and Cider Festival for 2026 last weekend. The event took place from Friday 1 May - Sunday 3...
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Jessa’s Joy bank charity remains open for business despite venue difficulties
A charity which closed its shop earlier this year is remaining open for business - and its founder is encouraging people to continue making donations. Jessa’s Joybank’s...
Drivers in Sheffield branded “disgusting” over on-going parking wars
Nearly two years after a new fine system was introduced in Sheffield to combat obstructive parking, frustrated social media users claim the state of parking is still...
Last chance get your face scanned and join new age of gaming as Sheffield Sapiens project nears closure
A 3D project which pays people for their faces to be scanned for use in video games is closing the doors on its Sheffield centre. For the last year, Orchid Square has...
GoFundMe for late teens Ethan Slater and Cherish Bean
Following the deaths of the two teenagers in Bridlington, a fundraiser has been set up for the families of Ethan Slater and Cherish Bean. The fundraiser started on...
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Sheffield Council grants establishment permission to sell alcohol later
A soon-to-be renovated establishment in Sheffield's City Centre was given permission to sell alcohol until 4.00 am on Fridays and Saturdays, despite complaints being made by members of the public. The owner of 4 Fitzwilliam Street, Masoud Ibrahimi, was also granted...
Sheffield leads the way as it aims to be real ale – and cider – capital of the world
A manager at a Sheffield festival who has has been a long time champion of the local beer and cider scene in city has told how he has turned his passion into a lifelong career. Andrew Parkin, managing director of Ciderman, has run the cider side of the Sheffield Beer...
Police appeal after reports of voyeurism at Sheffield Park
Police are appealing to the public for information after reports of voyeurism in Weston Park. The incident occurred at 4.20pm on Friday 2 May, with it being reported that two women were the victims of the act. It is reported that a man attempted to record the women...
Suspected arson destroys three independent businesses
Three businesses have gone up in flames after a suspected arson attack in the east of Sheffield. On Monday 12 May, South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue attended a fire at Manor Park Centre in the early hours of the morning. At 12.07am, the Fire and Rescue team received a...
Watch: New independent shopping emporium to open in Sheffield City Centre
A new independent shopping outlet and community arts space is to be officially opened on Matilda Street, less than a five minute walk from The Moor. Though Arundel Emporium is technically open to the public, it’s set to have its grand opening in the next few weeks...
Sheffield takes on starring role in new Sheffield DocFest premiere
Sheffield is set to have a starring role in a new film premiering at Sheffield DocFest, presented by the Yorkshire Film Archive. Sheffield On Film is one of many films premiering at the 32nd edition of the documentary festival. The film will celebrate the proud...