by Jack Evans | Mar 24, 2025 2:45PM | News
Some of Sheffield’s most vulnerable people could be moved into new temporary housing, according to a new Council strategy. Sheffield City Council has announced a new Temporary Accommodation strategy, which aims to end the use of Bed and Breakfasts (B&Bs), Hotels...
by Caitlin James | Mar 24, 2025 2:28PM | News
Fears that Labour’s cuts to the disability benefits affecting 60,000 people in Doncaster could lose them votes in the upcoming local elections have arisen ahead of Nigel Farage’s planned visit tomorrow. Cuts to Personal Independence Payments, which support those with...
by Eve Jones | Mar 24, 2025 1:18PM | News, Top Story, Uncategorized
The government’s disability benefit cuts will lead to increased poverty and worse mental health for Sheffield residents, a councillor has warned. Last week, Work and Pensions Secretary, Liz Kendall, confirmed the government would be tightening criteria for Personal...
by Moulik Mathur | Mar 24, 2025 1:14PM | News
Local sellers at Sheffield’s first ever Makers’ Market said they “can’t compete” with established companies such as Amazon and IKEA. All Good Stuff (AGS), a non-profit that promotes Sheffield’s local artists, designers, and...
by Billy Clarke | Mar 24, 2025 10:35AM | News, Top Story
Birdwatchers are thrilled by the return of peregrine falcons to an inner city nest in Sheffield, where a pair has laid three eggs in the past week – with a potential fourth expected tonight. The birds are using an artificial platform at St George’s Church on...
by Freya Ingram | Mar 24, 2025 10:27AM | News, Uncategorized
A Sheffield dance teacher was awarded for her 53 years of outstanding contribution to education at the Lord Mayor Awards on 13 March. Cheriene Bailey, 70, first started teaching dance at 17 years old when she opened her own business and said that she doesn’t...
