by Alice Wiseman | Dec 12, 2025 3:59PM | News
Image: Terry Robinson Students at the University of Sheffield have written a letter to the Vice-Chancellor in support of their lecturers’ strikes, over concerns staff will face compulsory redundancies. Final year Modern Languages and Cultures students sent a...
by Will Ormes Roder | Dec 12, 2025 3:54PM | News
A Sheffield-based charity has highlighted the city’s homelessness crisis by drawing attention to the realities of rough sleeping. The Archer Project has been running the Concrete Dreamz exhibition at Bethel Chapel on Cambridge Street from 28 November and it...
by Milly Bell | Dec 12, 2025 3:45PM | News
A boy is tackling a charity walk in the last two weeks of December to raise money for a non-profit close to his heart. Harry Lee, 10, is setting off in support of Pet Pals GC this December, as he aims to raise money by taking on the Winter Walk the organisation hosts...
by Maxwell Carson | Dec 12, 2025 3:42PM | News
Members of Sheffield’s allotment societies have expressed concerns about the council’s support in the wake of recently announced rent increases. From next January, allotment rents will increase by 2% across plots in the city, a rise the council says is in...
by Olivia Hiskett | Dec 12, 2025 3:35PM | News
A memorial to the eight firefighters that lost their lives during the Sheffield Blitz has been unveiled in Pounds Park. The German bombing operation, code name “Crucible”, destroyed much of the city centre and damaged nearly 80,000 homes, taking the lives...
by Rosie Peters-McDonald | Dec 12, 2025 3:31PM | News
A writer for the Sheffield Tribune has come out on top at the 2025 British Journalism Awards, winning the prize for Best Local Journalism. Mollie Simpson, best known for her work revealing “bribery and fraud” at the University of Greater Manchester, was...
