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Sheffield animal sanctuary overwhelmed as cost of living crisis hits pet owners hard

Sheffield animal sanctuary overwhelmed as cost of living crisis hits pet owners hard

by Sophie Watson | May 9, 2022 11:19AM | News, Top Story

A Sheffield animal sanctuary is seeing “more animals than ever before” being given up by their owners due to the cost of living crisis. Thornberry Animal Sanctuary on Todwick Road in Dinnington say that individuals cannot afford the upkeep of their pets or...
The Yorkshire village being terrorised by vandals and arsonists

The Yorkshire village being terrorised by vandals and arsonists

by Sophie Watson | May 6, 2022 1:18PM | News

Appalled residents have spoken out following a spate of violent crime in a Barnsley village. Police are trying to tackle anti-social behaviour in Lundwood, which saw over 30 arson attacks reported last year. A police officer also suffered multiple injuries after he...
Sheffield primary school to teach pupils Latin in bid to improve literacy skills

Sheffield primary school to teach pupils Latin in bid to improve literacy skills

by Sophie Watson | May 6, 2022 1:17PM | News

A Sheffield Primary school has announced that they will start teaching their Key Stage two students Latin from September 2022. Woodlands Primary School on Norton Avenue in Gleadless will provide 30 minute Latin lessons every week to children aged seven to 11 in the...
Police incident at Fox Hill Road comes to an end

Police incident at Fox Hill Road comes to an end

by Sophie Watson | Apr 25, 2022 3:24PM | News, Top Story

A man has been taken into the care of emergency services after they were called out to a Sheffield street this afternoon. Concerns for a man’s safety had been raised in Fox Hill Road, near Firth Park, at around 2pm. Police closed off the area between Wilcox...
Superbike charity fundraiser money to buy specialist equipment for Sheffield Children’s Hospital

Superbike charity fundraiser money to buy specialist equipment for Sheffield Children’s Hospital

by Sophie Watson | Apr 25, 2022 2:55PM | News

Sheffield Children’s Hospital has received £1,280 from a charity auction where Double World Superbike Champion, James Toseland’s 2001 biker leathers were sold to help buy a specialist high-sided bed for Ryegate House, a respite facility for children and young...
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