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Decision to close key footpath in Crookes, Sheffield referred to Whitehall 

Decision to close key footpath in Crookes, Sheffield referred to Whitehall 

by Rachel Flynn | Mar 6, 2023 2:57PM | News

Plans to close a footpath crossing a former community garden have been sent to the Secretary for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs after an objection was received. The footpath, which has been used as a common area for over 50 years, links Cobden View Road and...
Abstract art appears in Firth Park as part of new council initiative

Abstract art appears in Firth Park as part of new council initiative

by Josh Barron | Mar 6, 2023 2:35PM | News

The first piece of abstract art has appeared in Firth Park as part of Sheffield City Council’s Economic Recovery Fund. The art, which was created by colour theory artist Bryan John, will hopefully bring more people to the area and increase foot traffic into the...
“We want it to belong to Sheffield:” Free festival in Woodseats to be expanded to more city suburbs after turnout success

“We want it to belong to Sheffield:” Free festival in Woodseats to be expanded to more city suburbs after turnout success

by Natalie Aldred | Mar 6, 2023 2:33PM | News

Woodseats Live is the cultural event that shook Sheffield’s music scene on Saturday, seeing over 90 artists perform to bars crowded with hundreds of people, all eager to have a good time. The festival took place on March 6 across 10 popular venues in Woodseats,...
Sheffield Beer Week kicks off today with hops themed events across the city

Sheffield Beer Week kicks off today with hops themed events across the city

by Megan Cooke | Mar 6, 2023 2:13PM | News

The ninth annual Sheffield Beer Week began today with a series of events taking place across the Steel City. The week, which focuses on supporting independent beer businesses and breweries, runs from 6 to 12 March. It’s finally the OFFICIAL start of #SheffBeerWeek...
Sheffield’s Snowdrop Project launch urgent appeal for Half Marathon volunteers

Sheffield’s Snowdrop Project launch urgent appeal for Half Marathon volunteers

by Hannah Jackson | Mar 6, 2023 1:09PM | News

Sheffield’s Snowdrop Project has launched an urgent appeal for Half Marathon marshal volunteers to support runners at the event. The charity, who are partnered with Run for All for Sheffield Half Marathon and Sheffield 10k, are hoping to raise £6000 from the day...
South Yorkshire Police launch weeklong operation to tackle unsafe driving on the M1

South Yorkshire Police launch weeklong operation to tackle unsafe driving on the M1

by Joshua Thory-Rao | Mar 6, 2023 1:05PM | News

South Yorkshire is one of eight regions across England where police are running a week of action to crack down on unsafe driving on the M1. Operation Freeway takes advantage of each of these eight forces’ access to an unmarked HGV tractor unit, which allows...
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