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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...
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...
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...
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....
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...
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...
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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.
Restaurant plans for historic Endcliffe Park lodge
The 19th-century lodge has remained vacant since July 2023, and is set to be leased out.
Hope or uncertainty? Neglected residents voice fears over help project
People in one of Sheffield’s most deprived areas voice fears over a long-running regeneration project.
Sheffield student takes on Africa’s highest peak to raise thousands for charity
Jemima Treasure-Evans wants to help children and families in a region of Kenya where two out of three people don’t have access to clean water.
Sheffield Influencer aims to raise thousands for The Gambia and Kenya
Taz Tries is hosting a range of events with a fundraising goal of £2,000.
Dragon’s Den success brings Spaniels from across Sheffield to pub meet-up
More than 50 spaniels flooded Sheffield’s Slug and Lettuce on Sunday for a cocker spaniel cafe event run by company Pop and Bark.
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Local women’s football story takes stage ahead of Women in Sport Week
The Ladies Football Club is based on the experiences of female factory workers in WW1.
Hundreds of cats to be helped as Sheffield charity relaunches free neutering scheme
A Sheffield cat charity has relaunched a free neutering and microchipping scheme to help tackle overpopulation in the city. Cat-CHING Sheffield reopened the scheme this month, offering vouchers for cat owners who cannot afford the procedures and can travel to the...
Sheffield student takes on the London half marathon to support British Heart Foundation
A Biomedical engineering student and committed netball player will be raising money for the British Heart Foundation this April in the London half marathon. University of Sheffield student, Anna Clery, 21, has been training to complete the London half marathon, which...
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 distribution centre in Holland Place, Highfield has reopened for referrals, allowing the charity to...
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 "horrific". In May 2024, a new law was enforced in Sheffield warning road users of a £70 fine if they...
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 been home to the Sapiens project but it is set to close for good on 27 March. The project was Ten...