by Tayyibah Shah | Apr 20, 2026 4:47PM | News
A female-owned independent bookstore is getting back into the city’s thriving literary scene this weekend, after its owner closed the shop following harassment. Sheffield’s Independent Book Festival (SIBFest) is launching for the first time on Saturday and is...
by Komal Chauhan | Apr 20, 2026 3:53PM | News, Top Story
A Sheffield university nursery has reached out to parents notifying them of its possible closure in July. Collegiate Nursery situated in Sheffield Hallam University (SHU) on Broomgrove Road caters for children of university staff and students, but is open to the...
by Will Ormes Roder | Apr 20, 2026 3:45PM | News, Uncategorized
Locals have been lodging serious complaints on social media about dog fouling in one of Sheffield’s most-loved picturesque locations. Residents of Crookes have sent complaints to Sheffield City Council over remarkable amounts of dog poo left unattended at...
by Amy Field | Apr 20, 2026 3:41PM | News, Uncategorized
Bus drivers are striking for fair pay, causing major disruptions to network routes across Doncaster and the surrounding areas. The strikes this week are the result of coordinated industrial action by more than 230 drivers employed by First Bus. First Bus Doncaster...
by Isaac Hall | Apr 20, 2026 3:25PM | News
A local band from Barnsley has announced a charity concert next month, as they look to help raise the £40,000 needed to repair a church roof. Dodworth Colliery Brass Band are supporting St. John’s Church in Dodworth, in aid of their mission to repair the damaged...
by Eve Hutchinson | Apr 20, 2026 2:43PM | News, Top Story
Voters across Sheffield are set to head to the ballot box this May as councillors gear up for Sheffield City Council’s local elections next month. A third of Sheffield’s councillors will contend their seat on Thursday 7 May with 28 out of 84 seats set to...
