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Sheffield MPs vote as Assisted Dying Bill passes in the House of Commons

Sheffield MPs vote as Assisted Dying Bill passes in the House of Commons

by Catherine Gregson | Nov 29, 2024 3:47PM | News, Top Story

MPs in Sheffield were divided during a historic vote today with four of the six in favour of controversial legislation to allow people with terminal diagnoses to end their lives. The Assisted Dying Bill was introduced to the House of Commons as a private members bill...
Hillsborough local businesses launch new Christmas market to bring the community together

Hillsborough local businesses launch new Christmas market to bring the community together

by Emily Lamb | Nov 29, 2024 3:45PM | News

Local businesses in Hillsborough are working together to put on a new festive market at Towsure to bring about community and Christmas spirit this weekend. With concerns that Sheffield’s main market is beoming commercialised, good tidings are being brought beyond the...
EXCLUSIVE – Interview with Willis Marshall, Lib Dem councillor-elect, coming soon

EXCLUSIVE – Interview with Willis Marshall, Lib Dem councillor-elect, coming soon

by Daniel Thomas | Nov 29, 2024 3:45PM | Live News, News

Sheffield Wire is pleased to announce that we have secured an exclusive interview with Willis Marshall, the Liberal Democratic candidate for the Woodhouse by-election. Marshall, 19, is a student at the University of Sheffield, who beat Reform UK’s Andy Hizzard...
She Sings Sheffield: New music event provides platform for female musicians 

She Sings Sheffield: New music event provides platform for female musicians 

by Freya Ingram | Nov 29, 2024 3:36PM | News

She Sings Sheffield, a live music event for exclusively female performers showcasing their original works, was held for the first time on Monday. The concert took place on the 25th of November at the Water Bear Live Room, and was organised and performed by four female...
Black Friday online sales threaten Sheffield businesses’ Christmas profits

Black Friday online sales threaten Sheffield businesses’ Christmas profits

by Kay Davidson | Nov 29, 2024 2:51PM | News

Black Friday means big business for online giants such as Amazon, but small businesses at Sheffield’s Moor Market feel like they can no longer compete. Last year Amazon’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales amounted to $170 billion dollars. They accounted for...
Richmond’s Tree of Hope switch-on sheds light on the importance of community

Richmond’s Tree of Hope switch-on sheds light on the importance of community

by Sadiya Wani | Nov 29, 2024 2:33PM | News

The Saint Catherine of Siena Church in Richmond is gearing up to host this year’s Tree of Hope light switch-on event later today. What started as an attempt to boost the local residents’ morale during Covid19 in 2020 has now become a yearly tradition, attracting...
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