by Miriam Kuepper | May 9, 2022 11:23AM | News
by Miriam Kuepper Girlguiding UK will give girl scouts the opportunity to learn coding and app development to get more girls into science and tech, while a Crookes group will also invite Ukrainian children to skip the waiting list and join in the fun straightaway....
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...
by Liam OConnor | May 6, 2022 4:12PM | News
In recent times, many have feared being branded with the label of a ‘Karen’, yet this Sheffield restaurant embraces the tag and wears it with pride. Originally an Australian chain which has just crossed the pond, customers can expect to be insulted, sworn at, given...
by Jack Lister | May 6, 2022 4:04PM | News, Top Story
Sheffield store managers and staff are in the dark about their livelihoods after UK retailer McColl’s went into administration today. The corner-shop retailer, which has four stores across Sheffield and employs 16,000 workers nationally, has been owned by Morrisons...
by Miriam Kuepper | May 6, 2022 3:33PM | News, Top Story
A high-flying Ukrainian lawyer has given up his lucrative job to set up a fleet of ambulances in war-ravaged Kyiv to provide medical aid and supplies to soldiers and civilians. Gennadiy Druzenko, 50, had a successful legal career when the Russian invasion started but...
by Dingchen Curtis | May 6, 2022 2:46PM | News
New street art Nelly the Elephant has appeared on the side of an old factory building near the cross of Shepherd Street and Doncaster Street in Sheffield, in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. This art, named Nelly the Elephant and Her Unnamed Baby, was...
