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“Fear” and “Sorrow” for Jewish communities in Sheffield following UK synagogue attacks

“Fear” and “Sorrow” for Jewish communities in Sheffield following UK synagogue attacks

by Ethan McIntosh | Apr 20, 2026 4:55PM | Long Reads, Uncategorized

A Jewish advisor at a religious centre in Sheffield is warning communities that people are becoming increasingly worried for their own safety after attacks on Synagogues in London. Despite reports of Jews being “terrified” to wear the symbol of Judaism,...
Sheffield women failed by the health system believe education not policies are the answer

Sheffield women failed by the health system believe education not policies are the answer

by Lysia Wright | Apr 20, 2026 4:49PM | Long Reads

“I wanted to die and I said this to the doctor, and they said I can give you a leaflet.” These are the words of Leah Beardsall who has spoken out after a battle to be treated for two painful and debilitating symptoms. The 20-year-old student had to endure being...
Fuel, farms and price hikes: How the conflict in Iran has impacted people in South Yorkshire

Fuel, farms and price hikes: How the conflict in Iran has impacted people in South Yorkshire

by Marcus Williamson | Apr 20, 2026 4:29PM | Long Reads, Uncategorized

As the conflict in the Middle East passes it’s 50th day, people across South Yorkshire are feeling the impact of the conflict as fuel, food prices, and travel all rise. But across other smaller heritage industries, the knock-on effect has not been as exaggerated...
Sheffield Poverty Truth Commission: the charity putting people’s voices at the forefront to create change

Sheffield Poverty Truth Commission: the charity putting people’s voices at the forefront to create change

by Charlie King | Mar 23, 2026 5:01PM | Long Reads, Uncategorized

One in four people in Sheffield is living in poverty and the city has one of the highest rates of child poverty in the UK.  The South Yorkshire city has some of the poorest neighbourhoods in the country with 31.2% of children experiencing poverty compared to a...
South Yorkshire’s new system aims to make the city great again taking inspiration from Manchester’s Bee Network

South Yorkshire’s new system aims to make the city great again taking inspiration from Manchester’s Bee Network

by Tayyibah Shah | Mar 23, 2026 4:31PM | Long Reads

South Yorkshire was once famed for its public transport system and now travellers have been promised it will once again be “world-class”. South Yorkshire’s new £1.5bn People’s Network (SYPN) is being framed as a turning point and a chance to rebuild the region’s...
Rotherham TikToker inspires others with powerful speech impediment representation 

Rotherham TikToker inspires others with powerful speech impediment representation 

by Jessica Hughes | Mar 23, 2026 4:10PM | Long Reads, Uncategorized

A South Yorkshire content creator has amassed 23 million likes sharing his day to day life with a stammer, and is hoping to inspire others with a speech impediment. Sam Bagshaw, 29, a warehouse operator from Rotherham first began posting TikToks to increase his own...
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