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...
by Milly Bell | Mar 2, 2026 1:02PM | Long Reads
The safety of women and girls in Sheffield’s night time economy is being brought to the forefront as a new charter is released. The aim is to make employers, venues and businesses more accountable for women’s safety by making it a top priority in their...
by Faye Bramley | Feb 26, 2026 1:30PM | Long Reads
Osedd Outdoors is a clothing brand with a difference. Under the “One worn = One given” policy, each purchase of walking apparel also provides a thermal blanket for someone living outside. Launched in Sheffield on the first day of 2026, Osedd Outdoors is...
by Madeline Avery | Feb 23, 2026 3:41PM | Long Reads
Despite rising numbers of young people joining the Catholic Church, a Sheffield priest still believes more can be done. With a Catholic population of 63,000 people according to The Diocese of Hallam, and a student population of over 60,000, Sheffield has to strike...
by Maxwell Carson | Feb 23, 2026 2:40PM | Long Reads, Sport, Uncategorized
Off the court, British Basketball is in disarray. The British Basketball Federation (BBF) fell into liquidation earlier this year, meaning the sport in Britain is constantly teetering over the abyss. On the court, it stands to reason that the bane of the one-year...
by Jenny Stoch | Dec 12, 2025 4:16PM | Long Reads
Shoppers who browse Sheffield’s growing number of ‘vintage’ shops and secondhand stores are no longer able to find the bargain they were hoping for, as price tags increasingly match rival luxury retailers, and in some cases, exceed them. Dresses, boots and bags...
