by Sophie Henderson | Apr 19, 2021 3:06PM | News
Vintage shops in Sheffield have seen an “overwhelming” response from the city’s thrifters after they reopened their doors a week ago. Coronavirus restrictions meant the stores have been temporarily closed throughout lockdown and were yet to open in...
by Jiaqi | Apr 19, 2021 2:57PM | News
Crowds of anti-vaccine protesters gathered in front of Sheffield’s Crucible Theatre last Saturday during the World Snooker Championships. The protest is a response to the government’s tentative plan for a Covid-19 ‘vaccination passport’ scheme. The...
by Adam Stanworth | Apr 19, 2021 2:39PM | News
The much-beloved Peak District region celebrated its 70th birthday on Saturday. The area that is now known as the Peak District has long been identified as a place of significant national heritage. This led to its establishment as the first of the country’s 15...
by Taylor Ogle | Apr 19, 2021 2:31PM | News
Casting your vote is a fundamental right, but for Walkley voters with accessibility requirements making it to the ballot box is an uphill battle. Voters at Walkley Carnegie Library face six steep stairs up to the main entrance. The Grade II listed building’s...
by Lydia Kerin | Apr 19, 2021 2:23PM | News
‘Unconvinced’ by the Loxley Valley appeal inquiry’s flood risk review, Sheffield Hallam MP Olivia Blake outlines huge community and personal concern. Ms Blake’s concern came primarily from multiple photographs and videos submitted to her by her constituents, taken...
by Lia | Apr 19, 2021 2:14PM | News
A brand new six month peer-led programme is being held in Sheffield encouraging people to come together and explore ways to tackle personal or societal challenges. The Sheffield Pioneers, the first Enrol Yourself Learning Marathon in Sheffield, is a multidisciplinary...
