by Charlotte Gollogly | Mar 18, 2024 4:53PM | Uncategorized
Part of Sheffield’s Old Coroners Court on Nursery Street has been demolished and is set to be turned into a block of flats. The building overlooks the River Don and dates back to 1913 and also contains the mortuary, post mortem rooms and a viewing chapel....
by Ciara Healy | Mar 18, 2024 4:40PM | Uncategorized
Source: Rock Christian Centre As the number of people reliant on food banks in the UK reaches 3 million, a Sheffield food bank is appealing for ‘healthy’ donations as part of National Nutritional Month. The focus for this year’s campaign is centred...
by Sophie Warburton | Mar 18, 2024 1:52PM | News, Uncategorized
The food hygiene rating at a Sheffield kebab shop has dropped from one to zero after mouse droppings and mould were found on the premises. Adnan’s Fried Chicken on West Street, which serves up kebabs, fried chicken, pizzas, burgers have been told “urgent...
by Holly Phillips | Mar 4, 2024 4:29PM | Uncategorized
As part of International Women’s Day, a Sheffield charity are taking part in an event to raise awareness of women who suffer from period poverty and menopause. Irise International will be attending ‘A Celebration of Women in Sheffield’ at Sheffield...
by James Harrop | Mar 4, 2024 11:54AM | News, Uncategorized
Across Sheffield, blue recycling bins are “overflowing” as residents are forced to stamp down, fold and even leave recycling in the rain to fit it in the bin. Blue bins, which hold plastic and cardboard, are currently collected by Sheffield City Council on...
by David Hall | Feb 26, 2024 3:28PM | Sport, Uncategorized
Parkwood Springs is set to have its own Park Run this summer as efforts to transform it into the city centre’s country park continue. The underutilised space is the size of Hyde Park and has recently received funding from British Cycling and £19 million from the...
