by Rianna Verlin Lobo | Feb 24, 2025 12:47PM | News, Top Story
Sheffield came together to remember the city’s latest victim of knife crime on Friday and vowed that “this must never happen again”. Over 750 people gathered in the rain at Sheffield Cathedral on Friday, 21 February, to pay their respects to Harvey Willgoose....
by Adrian Collis | Feb 24, 2025 12:17PM | News, Uncategorized
Adrian Collis & Grace Kulinski The 81st anniversary of the crash of a World War Two US bomber was commemorated this weekend with a memorial service at Endcliffe Park. The plane, Mi Amigo, crashed in the park on 22 February 1944 after returning from a bombing raid,...
by Yassin El-Moudden | Feb 24, 2025 12:03PM | News, Top Story
A week-long series of events to build on Sheffield’s new friendship agreement with the Palestinian city of Nablus in the occupied West Bank concluded with a migrant solidarity event at the City of Sanctuary. Three activists were invited to Sheffield for a speaking...
by James Fletcher | Dec 13, 2024 4:54PM | News
A concerned Sheffield nurse has expressed fears for public health as hundreds of discarded needles remain unchecked. The Woodseats resident, who wishes to remain anonymous, claims to have helped clean the needles from School Lane pathways and grass verges. School Lane...
by Katie Swain | Dec 13, 2024 4:25PM | News, Top Story
A campaign has launched to provide free bus passes for asylum seekers in South Yorkshire. Change Lab Sheffield, a social action program within the Sheffield Students Union, has partnered with City of Sanctuary Sheffield, to fight for the cost-free travel on the...
by Madeleine Rousell | Dec 13, 2024 4:10PM | News
A governmental report this week has stated that women often wait longer to be diagnosed and treated for reproductive health issues, and that their conditions are not understood as well. The report, from the Women and Equalities committee, was on medical misogyny and...
