by Evie Wynne | Apr 27, 2026 12:56PM | News, Top Story
A 23-year-old woman with epilepsy has stressed the importance of comprehensive first aid training and public awareness, after she experienced a seizure on Walkley Road last week. Chloe Atkins was making her way towards Asda on South Road, Walkley last weekend when she...
by Clarice Webster | Apr 27, 2026 12:50PM | News, Sport, Top Story
Sheffield and South Yorkshire were well represented in the TCS London Marathon yesterday, as thousands descended on the capital city to be part of an historic edition of the iconic race. Alfie Manthorpe, of Hallamshire Harriers, lined up in the elite pen, finishing in...
by Faye Bramley | Apr 27, 2026 11:05AM | News, Top Story
A 32-year-old man who suffered fatal head injuries after he was involved in a serious car accident this weekend has been named locally as Daniel Mahmood. Mr Mahmood was driving a black Porsche Cayenne along Savile Street East, Sheffield, when he crashed into a Seat...
by Maryam Ali | Apr 27, 2026 10:45AM | Campaign - Disabilities, News
A nationwide campaign was launched by a charity earlier this month to widen the scope of support available to people living with congenital and acquired limb differences. Reach made a successful lottery bid which helped six charities to create a new alliance that...
by Rosie Peters-McDonald | Apr 27, 2026 10:23AM | News
IMAGE: Emily Lythe St. Mary’s Church in Walkley will become an open studio for the early May bank holiday weekend, showcasing artists from across the city. Ceramicists, painters, and jewellers are just some of the makers taking part in the Art in the Aisles...
by Clarice Webster | Apr 27, 2026 10:05AM | News, Top Story, Uncategorized
Hello and welcome to Sheffield Wire coverage for Monday 27 April 2026. Our top stories today: University of Sheffield among UK universities who paid a firm run by former military intelligence officials to conduct monitoring of student protests. Daniel Boland explores...
