by Anastasia Christodoulou | Nov 26, 2021 4:15PM | Uncategorized
Kelham Island is a tale of two cities. On the one hand, you have hipster-esque coffee shops, bars, barbers, and pubs – some charging a fiver for a pint, and on the other, you have buildings built in Sheffield’s industrial heyday that are now crumbling to...
by Jessica Lionnel | Nov 26, 2021 4:07PM | Uncategorized
South Yorkshire Police have warned Chinese students about a new money-robbing scam. The scammers disguise themselves as employees of The Chinese Embassy, Immigration or Customs Services, the Chinese Police, or Royal Mail under the pretence of solving an international...
by Yzabelle Bostyn | Nov 26, 2021 3:58PM | Uncategorized
Local business owners fear that removing free parking could rob them of the boost they need to recover in the post-COVID economy. Historically, Sheffield City Council have provided the free parking as a “gesture of goodwill” to increase spending over the...
by Samantha Hawkins | Nov 26, 2021 3:53PM | Uncategorized
University of Sheffield’s Raising and Giving society are walking 12 miles through the Peak District for local charities. Sheffield RAG’s Step into Christmas aims to raise around £20,000 for organisations chosen by students. A number of local charities have been...
by Louisa Hinks | Nov 26, 2021 12:07PM | Uncategorized
Foodhall Sheffield have surpassed their fundraising goal of £2000, needed to regain their music licence, after hosting 6 weeks of fundraisers. Their total currently stands at £2150 and now they can host late night events again. Foodhall is a social eating space,...
by Ollie Hall | May 7, 2021 3:52PM | Uncategorized
The Leadmill, Sheffield’s oldest and most-beloved nightclub and live music venue, reopened its doors – sort of. They are open again for the first time since their short, 5-week seated experience whilst Sheffield was under tier-two lockdown back in...