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33rd edition of Sheffield DocFest returns with a new panel of youth jurors
Youth judges are preparing to announce the recipient of the youth jury award as part of an annual international documentary festival in Sheffield. This year marks the...
Importance of physical art in the age of AI clear as Hallam Art Group holds annual spring exhibition
Visitors of Hallam Art Group's spring exhibition have praised the event for embracing the power of physical art and community in a world where AI-generated and digital...
Police warn of ‘devastating’ effect of driving without insurance in latest crackdown
A new initiative to crack down on uninsured drivers and remove the risk of dangerous driving in Sheffield and surrounding areas has been launched by South Yorkshire...
Vegan Market brings flavourful food, sustainability and “cruelty free beauty” to Sheffield
Vegan Market Co took over the Moor this weekend with local independent businesses selling sustainable and cruelty free food. This Sunday Sheffield’s high street...
New Urban Pitta draws large queues in Crookes
Large crowds congregated in Crookes this week as the New Urban Pitta officially opened to customers after a long wait. From 12pm on 1 May, queues stretched far down the...
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...
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Sheffield to host Tour de France Femmes finale in historic UK debut
Sheffield is set to host the finale of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, which will make its UK debut in a three-stage Grand Départ. The route has now been...
Clients left feeling ‘dumbfounded’ following update into PM Law fraud investigation.
Up to £39.5 million of client funds have been 'misused' following the shock closure of Sheffield based-law firm Proddow Mackay. According to the Solicitors Regulation...
Permanent parking restrictions approved in Burngreave despite objections
Plans to restrict parking in three streets in the north east of the city have been approved despite objections that workers may struggle to park in the area. Sheffield...
Students rally against far right in Sheffield ahead of the national “March Together” protest in London
Students gathered at the University of Sheffield Students’ Union to raise awareness and rally support for the upcoming “March Together Against the Far Right”...
”Doing stand up helped me process what I’d been though”: Sheffield comic says she used laughter on her road to recovery from breast cancer
An amateur stand up comedian has credited laughter to helping her on her journey to recovery from breast cancer. Stand up comedian April Louise advocated stand up...
Snooker fans rejoice as World Championships remain in Sheffield
The new deal runs until at least 2045.
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University nursery still at risk despite over 1,000 angry petition signatures
The Collegiate Campus nursery has lost £600,000 since the pandemic.
Further outrage erupts from students in Sheffield as strikes set to continue
History students may be affected again in early May.
Worries over 6am sales of alcohol after Tesco licensing plan is approved
The new branch is due to open on Tenter Street in the Velocity Village development.
Pressure at the pump: petrol price surge increases cost of living stress
If you’re dreading a trip to the pumps, you’re not alone.
SEND systems to be reformed: learn how it could affect you
Both specialist and mainstream schools will be affected by the SEND reforms.
Broomhill church installs nesting boxes to save endangered bird species
A Broomhill church has installed 16 new swift nesting boxes just before the birds start their migration season. The boxes were installed in collaboration with the Sheffield Swift Network and are located in the north facing side of St Mark's Church’s bell tower in...