by James Harrop | Dec 1, 2023 1:47PM | Sport, Uncategorized
Since Matt Taylor was sacked on November 13, a number of names have been thrown into the conversation, but who will be the next Rotherham United manager? As the search drags on, the Millers sit mired in 23rd, seven points adrift of safety, despite caretaker boss...
by Rithika Raghu | Dec 1, 2023 1:02PM | News, Uncategorized
The government ban on American Bully XL dogs could lead to increased abandonment rates, leading Sheffield animal shelters and charities have warned. Following the recent rise in attacks and fatalities, the American Bully XL has been added to the list of banned dog...
by Holly Phillips | Dec 1, 2023 11:14AM | Sport, Uncategorized
On Thursday 30th November, Gareth Cooke has ran every single day for eight years. Even after suffering a broken foot on three occasions, and a pulled glute, nothing stopped him. The born-and-bred Barnsley runner has completed 40 marathons, including the London...
by Harriet Scott | Nov 24, 2023 5:35PM | News, Uncategorized
A workshop is being offered to people across Sheffield to cope with the pressures of Christmas. Space to Breathe have organised the events offering advice on how to navigate the mental stress that is often associated with the festive season. Andy Freeman, 54, owner of...
by Alexandra Carter | May 24, 2023 1:52PM | Campaign - Disabilities, Uncategorized
A wheelchair-bound woman speaks out about the alienation of being a less able-bodied person, after being dismissed by a transport company. Dee Smith who attempted to order a Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle (WAV), three hours before she needed it, with City Taxis...
by Fern McErlane | May 12, 2023 4:13PM | Campaign - Universities, Uncategorized
An estimated 100 students die after taking their own lives every year, but as there is no legal statutory duty of care, grieving parents have no legal power to hold universities to account. Today marks the first step for campaigners seeking a new law to change this,...
