by Cosmo Teare | May 5, 2021 3:47PM | News
With Labour set to suffer further losses to its ‘Red Wall’ seats during Thursday’s local council elections, we asked the people of Sheffield where their party-loyalties lie in light of Labour’s waning popularity. Sheffield Council has...
by Aditi Rane | May 5, 2021 3:26PM | News
Lead guitarist of DMA’s, Matt Mason, said the band is looking forward to playing for some of the “most passionate” fans in the world at Tramlines this year . The band will be performing for the first time since the pandemic, headlining alongside The Streets, The Kooks...
by Seb McCormic | May 5, 2021 2:45PM | News
(Credit: harry_nl) An appeal for information has been released by South Yorkshire Police after a suspected arson attack at Maltby Miner’s Welfare. The fire occurred on 28th April at 6pm and when police arrived on the scene, stones and bottles were thrown at the...
by Mark Harrison | May 5, 2021 1:42PM | News
A new charity initiative was launched by South Yorkshire Police’s mounted unit in Rotherham yesterday to repay the ‘monumental’ debt of gratitude owed to the nations horses. The first ever Great Horses for Health charity relay had its first baton...
by Aditi Rane | May 5, 2021 11:34AM | News
Tramlines organisers are excited for this year’s festival and insist public health and safety will be a priority. The annual music festival in Hillsborough, Sheffield, was announced to run this year soon after the Covid roadmap announcement in February, with the...
by Liv Hill | May 5, 2021 10:35AM | News
An art exhibition is set to open in Sheffield to encourage people to engage in positive conversations about grief and bereavement. The exhibition titled, “It’s Okay, You Can Laugh”, will be held on 22 May at Trafalgar Warehouse in Sheffield to encourage...
