Rosie Peters-McDonald, Author at Sheffield Wire

Two Sheffield pubs applauded in Guinness’s “Harp Guide”

by Rosie Peters-McDonald | Dec 5, 2025 4:25PM | News

THE Dog and Partridge and The Grapes, both on Sheffield’s Trippet Lane, have been recognised as two of the best pubs for Guinness in the UK. The accolade has been awarded by Guinness in their first ever ‘Harp Guide’, which names the 35 best pubs in...

Protesters oppose “unfair” S35 greenbelt development outside Sheffield Town Hall

by Rosie Peters-McDonald | Dec 5, 2025 11:53AM | News, Top Story, Watch / Listen

Campaigners who are lobbying against the proposed developments on the S35 greenbelt site protested outside Sheffield Town Hall this week. The Chapeltown, Grenoside and Ecclesfield Save Our Greenbelt Action Group chanted and held banners opposing Sheffield City...

“There will be a big fight”: How Handsworth residents are battling the council to keep their greenbelt land

by Rosie Peters-McDonald | Nov 28, 2025 3:05PM | Long Reads

Two Sheffield pubs applauded in Guinness’s “Harp Guide”

Protesters oppose “unfair” S35 greenbelt development outside Sheffield Town Hall

“There will be a big fight”: How Handsworth residents are battling the council to keep their greenbelt land

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