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The rise of Reform in Sheffield shows the city’s move to the political right
Last week’s elections saw Reform gain 12 new seats, indicating a shift to the right in Sheffield and its council. Sheffield’s local elections are held in a four year cycle. Every year for three years, an election is held to vote in a third of the council and in the...
LGBTQ+ elders face immense abuse within care homes as portrayed within ‘At The Rainbows End’
Artemis Theatre Company based in London founded in 2002 by Dr Clare Summerskill has finished performing 'At The Rainbows End' at the Broomhill Centre and is now continuing its tour around England. Clare Summerskill, 64, the artistic director of Artemis Theatre...
Does the tip of a kitchen knife really matter?
A campaign to introduce blunt kitchen knives in a bid to stamp out knife crime has been met with a lukewarm response by the Sheffield chef community. The " Lets be blunt" campaign was launched by Leanne Lucas, a yoga teacher who survived the Southport attack in July...
Uni Staff Strike As Dispute Rages On
University of Sheffield staff went on strike again this week at the request of the University and College Union amidst an ongoing dispute over restructuring and redundancies. The University of Sheffield apologised to its students for the ‘uncertainty and stress’ that...
Sheffield students’ two-day charity trek aids mountain rescue team
Students from Sheffield and Manchester raised over £3,000 for Edale Mountain Rescue Team in a 40-mile hike across the Peak District. The hike, which began in Manchester...
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Three years on, Sheffield businesses say Clean Air Zone still affecting trade
Even three years after Sheffield’s Clean Air Zone was introduced, business owners and taxi drivers have said it continues to have an impact on trade and increases...
The rise of Reform in Sheffield shows the city’s move to the political right
Last week’s elections saw Reform gain 12 new seats, indicating a shift to the right in Sheffield and its council. Sheffield’s local elections are held in a four year cycle. Every year for three years, an election is held to vote in a third of the council and in the...
LGBTQ+ elders face immense abuse within care homes as portrayed within ‘At The Rainbows End’
Artemis Theatre Company based in London founded in 2002 by Dr Clare Summerskill has finished performing 'At The Rainbows End' at the Broomhill Centre and is now continuing its tour around England. Clare Summerskill, 64, the artistic director of Artemis Theatre...
Does the tip of a kitchen knife really matter?
A campaign to introduce blunt kitchen knives in a bid to stamp out knife crime has been met with a lukewarm response by the Sheffield chef community. The " Lets be blunt" campaign was launched by Leanne Lucas, a yoga teacher who survived the Southport attack in July...
Uni Staff Strike As Dispute Rages On
University of Sheffield staff went on strike again this week at the request of the University and College Union amidst an ongoing dispute over restructuring and redundancies. The University of Sheffield apologised to its students for the ‘uncertainty and stress’ that...
Sheffield’s creative revolution: StrymHub and the fight for authentic content
A software engineer has launched a platform which he says values substance over “vibes”.
Sheffield’s creative revolution: StrymHub and the fight for authentic content
A software engineer has launched a platform which he says values substance over “vibes”.
Sheffield students question University AI rules
The University of Sheffield takes a “positive approach” to the technology but also warns of “limitations and challenges”.
Sheffield students question University AI rules
The University of Sheffield takes a “positive approach” to the technology but also warns of “limitations and challenges”.
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Sheffield celebrates World Championship run-in with the return of the Snooker Market
Sheffield Snooker Market has returned this weekend from Friday 1 May to Sunday on Fargate. The market is aiming to celebrate and welcome world culture, crafts and...
“We are giving them a voice to their lived experience” – ArtWorks Together 2026 showcases disabled artists’ creative talent at Sheffield’s Millennium Gallery
A showcase to celebrates artwork created by autistic artists and artists with learning disabilities is running in Sheffield. Artworks Together aims to bring awareness...
Hillsborough community cleans up Sheffield streets
The Hillsborough community has been helping clean up their streets through litter picks each month. The S6 community litter pick is organised by the Green Party and...
Reform UK Candidate who ‘flirted with Far Right ideology’ elected in Woodhouse
Nathaniel Menday has been elected in Woodhouse with almost 2000 votes despite Hope Not Hate, an organisation combatting far right extremism, reporting that he described...
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From canvas to kilns: Stepping inside the studios of Sheffield artists
Over 140 artists and makers across Sheffield and the surrounding areas opened up their homes, studios, galleries and workshops for free across five days. From May 2 to 4 and May 9 to 10, 144 artists and 83 venues were opened up for artists and makers to display their...
Sheffield local election results raise questions over student issues
Students in Sheffield have shared mixed reactions following the progress made by Reform UK in the city’s local elections, with many questioning what the results could mean for them. Elections for seats on Sheffield City Council took place on Thursday, with Labour,...
Urban Pitta launches third Sheffield location donating opening day proceeds to charity
Families and students queued round the street for the opening of Urban Pitta's third location in Crookes whilst raising money for Sheffield Children's Hospital. With the launch of their third location, Urban Pitta offered opening day deals of £1.99 pittas and £2.99...
Cameras installed to monitor transport in city centre
Thirty seven cameras will be installed on Monday to track travel preferences in Sheffield city centre in an attempt to improve public transport and reduce emissions. The City Centre Access and Movement plan - approved by the Council last December - will improve public...
Tramline festival trees destroyed by local vandals
Trees planted in Hillsborough Park, gifted by the Tramlines festival, have been destroyed in an act of 'mindless vandalism'. Eleven lime trees planted in the park have been defaced in the count down to the 2026 festival leaving the Hillsborough community frustrated...
Sheffield healthcare professionals walk 100 miles
A group of Sheffield healthcare professionals are walking 100 miles to raise money for research into a rare genetic spinal disease. Seven of them are walking for three days in June along The Dales Way from Leeds to the Lake District to fundraise for further research...