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“I’m not convinced that bird flu has gone, or will ever go” – Sheffield farm conflicted over lifting of bird flu restrictions

“I’m not convinced that bird flu has gone, or will ever go” – Sheffield farm conflicted over lifting of bird flu restrictions

by Mia Wallis | Apr 24, 2023 12:29PM | News

Staff at a Sheffield farm have voiced their concerns about the risk of rising infections following the recent lift on bird flu restrictions. Heeley City Farm has put their ducks and turkeys back outside after mandatory housing restrictions requiring poultry and...
Sheffield school introduces road closures to tackle dangerous speeding

Sheffield school introduces road closures to tackle dangerous speeding

by Declan O'Reilly | Apr 24, 2023 11:47AM | News

A Sheffield infant school is fighting back against speeding cars putting children at risk of being run over. Broomhill Infant School is now trialling a scheme of closing the road outside the school during pick up and drop off times.  Headteacher Jane Barnes said...
Hundreds of Sheffield parents protest against King Edward VII School being forced to become academy

Hundreds of Sheffield parents protest against King Edward VII School being forced to become academy

by Tobias Gavelle | Apr 24, 2023 11:46AM | News, Top Story

Parents, teachers and students turned out in numbers to Saturday’s City Hall protests against the proposed academisation of King Edward VII School (KES).  The secondary school, located in the Broomhall and Crosspool area of the city was handed a compulsory...
Cabinet Office investigate after ‘life-saving’ government alert not received by many across the UK

Cabinet Office investigate after ‘life-saving’ government alert not received by many across the UK

by Lauren Chaloner | Apr 24, 2023 11:21AM | News

The Cabinet Office has said it will launch a review into the government emergency alert test after it didn’t go to plan yesterday afternoon. The alarm was set to go off at 3pm as the biggest public communication exercise ever completed in the UK. The alert aims...
South Yorkshire Mayor “very sorry” to see Labour MP Diane Abbott’s comments suggesting Jewish people do not face racism

South Yorkshire Mayor “very sorry” to see Labour MP Diane Abbott’s comments suggesting Jewish people do not face racism

by Faye Mayern | Apr 24, 2023 11:17AM | News

South Yorkshire Mayor Oliver Coppard has responded to the now suspended Labour MP Diane Abbott after she suggested Jewish, Irish and Traveller people were not subject to racism “all their lives”. Mr Coppard, a Jewish man and member of the Labour and Co-Operative...
Beloved West Street pub returns to its roots under new management

Beloved West Street pub returns to its roots under new management

by Tobias Gavelle | Apr 24, 2023 11:14AM | News

An historic Sheffield pub and music venue reopened its doors last week offering a new space for artists and bands. The Hallamshire Hotel, on West Street, saw a return to live music for the first time in decades, as the once popular pub returned to its roots. The site...
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