by Rose Mason | Mar 16, 2026 4:26PM | Long Reads
The US war with Iran has caused fuel prices to spike, which is already having an impact on drivers in Sheffield. Data from the RAC shows both petrol and diesel prices have risen steadily since the conflict began on 28 February, reaching an 18-month high. The conflict...
by Will Ormes Roder | Mar 16, 2026 3:44PM | Long Reads
Wood burning stoves are a growing method of heating and Sheffield is no exception to this phenomenon, with the South-West of the city having one of the highest densities of wood burners in the north. A two-month Government consultation ends this week, with new...
by Clarice Webster | Mar 16, 2026 3:39PM | Long Reads, News, Uncategorized
Members of Sheffield Cathedral set out on a charity walk on Saturday, as part of fundraising effort to travel 100km (62.1 miles) on foot over the next week for two homelessness charities. The mammoth journey of reflection and physical endeavour, starts from Vigo,...
by Max Smith | Mar 2, 2026 11:57PM | Long Reads
Three quiet streets in Burngreave, North Sheffield, converge onto a small park. Here, lying just above the city centre in front of rows of houses, children ride bicycles with their friends, families talk with neighbours on front-door steps, and elderly couples walk...
by Evie Wynne | Mar 2, 2026 5:08PM | Long Reads, Uncategorized
Marching up her driveway, leaflet in hand, a Sheffield woman became an unlikely internet sensation last week after footage from her Ring doorbell camera was shared online. The focus of her fury was Matt Smith, vice chair of Reform UK Sheffield West, who had been...
by Duy Luong | Mar 2, 2026 1:39PM | Long Reads, Uncategorized
South Yorkshire parents have mixed opinions over the UK Government’s new “landmark” public consultation on children using smartphones. The three-month consultation will address topics such as social media age limit and verification, mandatory...
