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Sheffield becomes the first city in the UK with no under 25s sleeping on the streets

Sheffield becomes the first city in the UK with no under 25s sleeping on the streets

by Jena Smith | Dec 5, 2025 4:59PM | News, Uncategorized

A local youth homeless charity has worked hard to ensure that Sheffield and Rotherham are the first cities to eradicate rough-sleeping amongst under 25s this Christmas. South Yorkshire housing charity, Roundabout, offers “wraparound support” for 16 to...
Rotherham care service runs gift-giving scheme for the elderly this Christmas

Rotherham care service runs gift-giving scheme for the elderly this Christmas

by Milly Bell | Dec 5, 2025 4:50PM | News, Uncategorized

A local care service is working to help people with Dementia, and other illnesses, to stay in their own homes for as long as possible. Based in Rotherham, Home Instead advocates for an individualistic approach, ensuring that no care package is the same and putting the...
“The Start of Christmas”: Sheffield’s Percy Pud Race Returns

“The Start of Christmas”: Sheffield’s Percy Pud Race Returns

by Alice Wiseman | Dec 5, 2025 4:32PM | News, Uncategorized

Over 3,000 runners are expecting to win a Christmas pudding at the finish line of the Percy Pud 10k this Sunday. Since their first event in 1993, attended by 600 people, Sheffield City Striders Running Club have had to cap the number of runners to about 3,000 –...
Resident doctors set to strike again in lead up to Christmas

Resident doctors set to strike again in lead up to Christmas

by Tayyibah Shah | Dec 5, 2025 4:29PM | News, Uncategorized

Resident doctors will be striking again later this month because they claim they have been “left with no choice”. In a press release published by the British Medical Association (BMA), Dr Jack Fletcher, the chair of the BMA’s resident doctors...
Sheffield Council face campaigners’ fury on proposed greenbelt housing

Sheffield Council face campaigners’ fury on proposed greenbelt housing

by Maxwell Carson | Dec 5, 2025 4:09PM | News, Uncategorized

Local Sheffield activists have voiced their concerns regarding construction on Sheffield’s greenbelt in a council meeting on 3 December, as Sheffield Council’s proposed ‘Local Plan’ takes a step closer to being actualised. The Save Chapeltown,...
Jafar’s on the move thanks to his new set of wheels

Jafar’s on the move thanks to his new set of wheels

by Faye Bramley | Dec 5, 2025 3:57PM | News, Uncategorized

A miniature dachshund has been given wheels for paws after he was left paralysed, leaving him unable to walk properly. Adorable seven-year-old Jafar, who suffers from a spinal disease, was fitted with the doggy wheelchair four months ago after slipping two discs in...
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