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Sheffield woman trekking 100km for breast cancer charity in memory of grandma

Sheffield woman trekking 100km for breast cancer charity in memory of grandma

by Cassidy Chan | Mar 31, 2025 3:41PM | News, Watch / Listen

A Sheffield woman from Totley is trekking 100 kilometres across the Isle of Skye for CoppaFeel! in memory of her grandma who lost her life to breast cancer. Hannah Catterall, 23, who lives with chronic back issues, will take on the arduous five day challenge in June...
Mothers campaign for stricter measures: “People are being stabbed in schools and no one is seeing it as a crisis”

Mothers campaign for stricter measures: “People are being stabbed in schools and no one is seeing it as a crisis”

by Carys Reid | Mar 31, 2025 2:53PM | News, Top Story

With over 40,000 signatures so far, two mothers have launched a petition for airport style security in schools across the UK. Eileen Roche and Rebecca Phillips have started the campaign in response to the fatal stabbing of Harvey Willgoose on February 3 at All Saints...
‘Lick of Paint Fest’: Sheffield’s first street art festival aims to celebrate local creatives

‘Lick of Paint Fest’: Sheffield’s first street art festival aims to celebrate local creatives

by Sabah Salam | Mar 31, 2025 2:28PM | News

Two Sheffield artists have co-founded a street art festival which is launching this year and will include opportunities for local artists to work on murals in the city. Co-founders of the Lick of Paint Fest, Megan Russel, 31, also known as Peachzz and Alastair...
Peak District visitors “shocked” as annual parking price rises by 95%

Peak District visitors “shocked” as annual parking price rises by 95%

by Billy Clarke | Mar 31, 2025 2:10PM | News

Visitors to the Peak District have criticised a sudden hike in parking prices, which has seen the cost of annual passes double for the first time in over a decade. However, the Peak District National Park Authority has said the rise still represents value for money,...
Sheffield Photographic Society’s annual exhibit invites public to get involved

Sheffield Photographic Society’s annual exhibit invites public to get involved

by Yassin El-Moudden | Mar 31, 2025 1:30PM | News

Unique pictures including a leaping hare, striking shots of the Arts Tower and queuing cleaning ladies all feature in an exhibition currently being held inside Sheffield Cathedral.  Organised by one of the oldest groups of its kind, the Sheffield Photographic...
Sheffield’s Chinese community celebrates resilience: “we’re still here and we do belong”

Sheffield’s Chinese community celebrates resilience: “we’re still here and we do belong”

by Olivia Booth | Mar 31, 2025 1:03PM | News, Top Story

Generations of Sheffield’s East and Southeast Asian community stressed the healthcare challenges their older population face during a networking event last week.   The event was organised by Changing Seasons, a project creating a safe space for members of...
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