by Nicole Taylor | Mar 31, 2025 3:43PM | Long Reads
At Monday lunchtime at St Andrew’s United Reformed Church, there is a feeling of warmth and contagious energy, and the room is filled with lively chatter and aromatic scents wafting from the kitchen. Young children run around the rows of tables where people share...
by Rianna Verlin Lobo | Mar 24, 2025 4:35PM | Long Reads
For Thomas Atkin-Withers, just getting through each day is a battle. They suffer from complex neurological conditions, are in constant pain, but to make matters worse, they are now frightened that the financial lifeline they receive is about to be taken...
by Juhi Manjrekar | Mar 24, 2025 3:58PM | Long Reads
Bright coloured picnic blankets adorn the grass, frisbees are thrown back and forth, while infectious laughter echoes around Forge Dam Park, as families from the Sheffield Down’s Syndrome Support Group gather to celebrate their children’s achievements. It’s...
by Phoebe Snedker | Mar 24, 2025 2:04PM | Long Reads
A Sheffield woman who is battling a debilitating condition which leaves her struggling to walk and in constant pain has said securing financial security through the government targeted PIP process was one of the hardest battles of her life. It took Rachel Wood,...
by Daniel Thomas | Mar 17, 2025 4:54PM | Long Reads
The re-opening of the River Sheaf last month as part of regeneration works at Castlegate, made headlines across Sheffield and the UK. With bold plans for regeneration of the city’s rivers, there’s much for nature lovers to be excited about, and plenty of...
by Moulik Mathur | Mar 17, 2025 3:49PM | Long Reads
The people of Sheffield feel ‘powerless’ to make an impact when it comes to climate change, despite knowing how crucial it is, according to latest research. Climate Conversations Sheffield have been collecting public opinion about how they feel in relation to...
