by Amelie Parent | Mar 3, 2025 11:07AM | News, Top Story
‘Sandwich’, ‘Chickpea’ and ‘Banana’ are just some of the names that have been suggested in a contest to name a baby llama at a Sheffield farm. The latest arrival was born at Graves Park Animal Farm at the end of January to...
by Freya Ingram | Mar 3, 2025 10:10AM | News, Top Story, Uncategorized
Good morning! It’s another news day and we are covering a variety of stories and events from the Sheffield Wire newsroom. Here are some of our top stories to look out for throughout the day: Nearly a quarter of a mile of the Redcar Brook has been filled with...
by Olivia Idle | Feb 24, 2025 4:41PM | News, Top Story
Staff at the University of Sheffield have been asked to vote in support of strike action after an announcement today from the University and College Union (UCU). The UCU has claimed a university management scheme will place up to 1,000 academic and professional...
by Katie Swain | Feb 24, 2025 4:25PM | Long Reads, Top Story
Image courtesy: Sheffield Star The flags have stopped waving, the welcome banners have been put away and the headlines have faded- but the war is as bad as ever for Ukrainians. That’s the view of a Ukrainians who say Britain’s initial support was...
by Meg Chambers | Feb 24, 2025 3:21PM | News, Top Story
A section of the River Sheaf has been uncovered in Castlegate, Sheffield this morning after being underground for 100 years, as part of a wider project in the regeneration of Sheffield. The £15m project is to create a new public park on the Castlegate site, where...
by Olivia Idle | Feb 24, 2025 1:18PM | News, Top Story
Injured Ukrainian soldiers and families of the deceased expressed their “trauma and loss” through artworks, which were displayed at Sheffield Cathedral at the weekend. The Wounded Ukraine exhibition, for the second year, presented a collection of amateur...
