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Sheffield drummer’s African ‘drumathon’ smashes fundraising target

Sheffield drummer’s African ‘drumathon’ smashes fundraising target

by Eve Hutchinson | Mar 2, 2026 1:21PM | News, Uncategorized

A Sheffield drummer completed a four-hour-long African ‘drumathon’ charity fundraiser this weekend, raising over £1000 for a Yorkshire-based drugs and alcohol support service. Steve Rivers, founder of Unbeatable Energy, an African drumming workshop...
Crowds gather outside City Hall after the death of Iran’s supreme leader

Crowds gather outside City Hall after the death of Iran’s supreme leader

by Komal Chauhan | Mar 2, 2026 12:49PM | News, Top Story, Uncategorized

A large gathering of people paraded outside of Sheffield’s City Hall on Sunday after the death of Iranian’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Following joint US – Israeli attacks on Iran on Saturday night, Khamenei was killed in his office at...
New scheme gives £10m to fight poverty in Sheffield

New scheme gives £10m to fight poverty in Sheffield

by Tom Church | Mar 2, 2026 12:08PM | News, Uncategorized

A new funding scheme to provide support for Sheffield residents will allocate £10m per year in funding will prioritise “cash first” crisis payments. The government-backed Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF) will provide funding for the next three years to improve current...
Thousands donate to The Leadmill as Sheffield’s indie music venue fights to return

Thousands donate to The Leadmill as Sheffield’s indie music venue fights to return

by Rosie Peters-McDonald | Mar 2, 2026 11:51AM | News, Uncategorized

Sheffield’s 45-year-old independent music venue, The Leadmill, is crowdfunding to reopen after its controversial closure in June 2025. The crowdfunder, which will go towards securing a new space for the indie venue, was announced on Wednesday, and so far it has...
“If you’re into it, read into it”: Sheffield prepares to celebrate 2026 as the Year of Reading

“If you’re into it, read into it”: Sheffield prepares to celebrate 2026 as the Year of Reading

by Camilla Sechi | Mar 2, 2026 11:23AM | News

A year-long reading campaign has been launched to address the dropping literacy rate around the country and overall decline in reading. The new scheme comes from the National Literacy Trust, a literacy charity aiming to support children and young people in...
“It’s time for a new one”: excitement builds ahead of sports centre plans

“It’s time for a new one”: excitement builds ahead of sports centre plans

by Clarice Webster | Mar 2, 2026 11:17AM | News

Overwhelmingly positive opinions were expressed at public drop-in meetings ahead of official planning permission for a new sports centre and pool. Goodwin sports centre, which is owned by the University of Sheffield, is also open to members of the public, who had a...
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