by Trudie Wright | Mar 16, 2026 5:07PM | News
Intruders, drug-taking and human waste are some of the issues tenants of a Sheffield apartment block have claimed are making them feel unsafe in their homes. Since last November, some residents of Queen’s House claim to have seen a constant cycle of homeless...
by Tayyibah Shah | Mar 16, 2026 4:31PM | News
Sheffield hosted performances from cultures across the globe in their themed night ‘The cosmos – time and space’ at its student union. This is the 53rd year the International Students Committee (ISC) has run the event. Jia Cheng How, chair of the...
by Jessica Hughes | Mar 16, 2026 4:27PM | News
Following an outbreak of a rare invasive meningitis in Kent, the University of Sheffield reassures students there are currently no reported cases of meningitis on campus, and the risk of an outbreak remains very low. In an email sent to all students, Vice-President...
by Rosie Peters-McDonald | Mar 16, 2026 4:15PM | News
IMAGE: N Chadwick Two Green Party councillors are arguing Ecclesall Road’s KFC should be refused extended opening hours amid public health and residential disturbance concerns. Sheffield City Council (SCC)’s Licensing Sub-Committee will decide tomorrow...
by Milly Bell | Mar 16, 2026 4:09PM | News
A veteran with a rare disease was joined by his friends to cycle the 1955 Tour de France route, making a sports documentary to raise money and awareness for his disorder. Clive Phillips has Multifocal Motor Neuropathy (MMN), a rare disorder where his immune system...
by Harper Mills | Mar 16, 2026 4:09PM | News, Uncategorized
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has offered reassurances to those most exposed to rising heating oil prices, by pledging £53m to “vulnerable families”. The PM outlined a five-point plan at a briefing this morning where he has promised greater government...
