by Jenny Stoch | Mar 16, 2026 3:58PM | News, Uncategorized
A Sheffield charity group is supporting young refugees and asylum seekers to settle into the city and make friends through a youth project. The Happy Group, run by Chilypep, provides a safe space where young people can socialise, take part in creative activities...
by Tayyibah Shah | Mar 16, 2026 3:57PM | News, Uncategorized
Iranians took to Sheffield city centre on Sunday to protest against the Islamic Regime in Iran. Protesters gathered at Sheffield City Hall with flags and placards, singing national songs and chants to show patriotism while calling for political change in Iran. One...
by Maryam Ali | Mar 16, 2026 3:53PM | News, Uncategorized
A local councillor has called for a licensing scheme, which holds landlords accountable for housing repairs, to be made city wide. Two previous pilot schemes saw a total of £1.45m improvements of housing repairs. They forced landlords to fix £250,000 repairs on a...
by Christopher Thomas | Mar 16, 2026 3:52PM | News
The Government is calling for evidence from those with a “lived experience” of student loans, as the Treasury Committee opens an inquiry into mounting levels of graduate debt. According to their website, the inquiry aims to find out whether current loan...
by Clarice Webster | Mar 16, 2026 3:39PM | Long Reads, News, Uncategorized
Members of Sheffield Cathedral set out on a charity walk on Saturday, as part of fundraising effort to travel 100km (62.1 miles) on foot over the next week for two homelessness charities. The mammoth journey of reflection and physical endeavour, starts from Vigo,...
by Maxwell Carson | Mar 16, 2026 3:33PM | News, Top Story, Uncategorized
At a packed-out Sheffield City Hall today, South Yorkshire Mayor Oliver Coppard launched a bold new transport plan. Mayor Coppard took the stage to announce a “once in a generation opportunity,” calling today the “end of failed privatisation”...
