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Students from both universities in Sheffield united against financial cuts during a protest
Students from the University of Sheffield and Sheffield Hallam University came together to protest against the ongoing cuts and restructures that continue to impact...
Missing Woman last seen in Crookes
The South Yorkshire police are appealing for information for a missing Sheffield woman called Sarah. Sarah was last seen in the Crookes area at 10 am this morning. The...
“Can’t wait to be king!” – Walkley Primary school to raise £950 for lion cub sculpture
Almost £1k is to be raised by St Mary’s CE primary, Walkley to adopt a lion cub sculpture from the Pride of Yorkshire trail. St Mary’s have made £180 by hosting a bake...
Historic Sheffield building set for controversial overhaul
Sheffield City Council has approved plans to redevelop the former John Lewis building on Barker’s Pool, despite heritage bodies’ opposition. Built in 1963, the Grade II...
Beer Central: Sadness as Moor Market shop announces closure
An independent craft beer shop has announced its closure after over a decade of trading in the Moor Market. Beer Central has been providing Sheffield with beers from...
Campaigners lose battle over concerns about historic Sheffield building regeneration
Plans to redevelop Sheffield’s historic John Lewis building have been approved by councillors despite ongoing objections from heritage campaigners. The Grade II listed...
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Mayfield Alpacas plan developments in milestone year
An alpaca farm in south-west Sheffield has developed its main woodland area and confirmed plans for a new summer campsite as it marks 25 years. Mayfield Alpaca Farm and...
Viral chicken shop opens first store in Sheffield
A popular chicken chain backed by US superstar Drake has opened a new store in Sheffield, the first of its kind in Yorkshire. Dave’s Hot Chicken opened its doors in...
Heads or Tails: How you can help fund new artwork to honour historic match on Sheffield’s home of football trail
A new installation honouring Sheffield's footballing heritage could soon take pride of place in the city - if a crowdfunding appeal is successful. Campaigners at...
Public have mixed reviews on new road plans in Sheffield City Centre
By Rhiannon O’Brien and Roxanne Strangeway Transformation improvements to be made to Leopold Street to make it easier for people to move around the city centre. As part...
Sheffield Family Call For Government Protection After Builder Bankruptcy Leaves Them Homeless
A 'wounded' mother called for reform to the system, after her family have been forced to move 14 times after their builder went bust leaving their home renovation...
“A whole fairground could turn up” : Scammers target vendors and lure them in with fraudulent Easter event
Heartless scammers have targeted vendors and lured them in with fraudulent claims of an Easter event at a community centre. The con claimed that Frecheville Community...
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City of Sheffield Council Stands with Ukraine Four Years on From Russian Invasion
A heartfelt vigil was held at Winter Gardens in Sheffield City centre yesterday evening to commemorate the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The organisers of the event, the Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain (AUGB), invited numerous guest...
Northern Sheffield struck by arson spree
Three deliberate car fires in Northern Sheffield have been reported which occurred over the space of just three days. On Sunday 15 February, South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue said that firefighters from Parkway station attended a deliberate vehicle fire at 3:47am...
Drivers Concern as Icy Conditions Take Over Sheffield
Drivers in Sheffield have called for better weather warnings on roads. After a extended period of artic weather in January, road users have reported a number of incidents and crashes which have taken place. On Thursday, February 19 a car crashed and was abandoned in...
‘Relentless’ potholes causing chaos to South Yorkshire drivers
Pot holes across Sheffield and South Yorkshire are causing misery to commuters. Reports suggested that some potholes have popped tires and caused bent wheels, some potholes are said to be causing the same amount of damage as hitting the curb at 40 miles per hour Jill...
Italian Culinary classmates to Crookes Business Partners – Restaurant set to open from humble beginnings in a food van
Sicilian Culinary classmates reunited in the UK to bring their fruitful dream to life after a successful expansion of their business, from serving at local food markets to opening a brand new pasta-cafe restaurant. After two years, cafe owners Giuseppe Cannavo, 31,...
Determined Vicar Steps Up to Coast to Coast Challenge to Save Church Spire
A vicar at St. Johns Church in Ranmoor is undertaking the difficult Coast to Coast challenge to raise money to repair the Church’s deteriorating tower and spire. Reverend Matthew Rhodes is planning to complete the taxing long-distance walk challenge in April,...