by Marcus Williamson | Dec 5, 2025 3:07PM | News, Uncategorized
Sheffield Town Hall is set to be considered for a costly regeneration project, 128 years since it was opened by Queen Victoria in 1897. On Tuesday, Sheffield City Council announced that the Strategy and Resources Policy Committee will decide whether the regeneration...
by Amy Field | Dec 5, 2025 2:26PM | News, Top Story
Hundreds of people queued in the rain on Saturday for the grand opening of Rails of Sheffield, a model train shop, to be one of the first in the new store. At 10am, music industry legend and president of the Railway Benefit Fund, Peter Waterman OBE, cut the ribbon to...
by Tom Church | Dec 5, 2025 1:58PM | News, Uncategorized
Six-wheeled robots may be delivering takeaways to your home in time for the new year. Robot company, Starship, is teaming up with Uber Eats to bring autonomous delivery to Sheffield. The robots are equipped with the ability to mount curbs and only in difficulty will...
by Isaac Hall | Dec 5, 2025 1:52PM | News
A plan to halve the number of road deaths by 2030 and completely wipe them out by 2050 in Barnsley was introduced and called into question this week. While the number of overall road casualties has decreased by 24% during the past ten years, the number of people...
by Jenny Stoch | Dec 5, 2025 1:42PM | News, Uncategorized
On the first Thursday of every month in Sheffield, people gather on the steps of the Town Hall to remember the lives lost to male violence. The monthly vigils, held at 5.30pm, are a part of a growing movement to keep the urgency of gender-based violence in the...
by Christopher Thomas | Dec 5, 2025 1:35PM | News
Mountain Rescue Teams across the country are set to receive a major financial boost, helping them save lives as they deal with a massive rise in incidents. A Vehicle Excise Duty exemption is set to save each team thousands of pounds a year, with the Chancellor to roll...
