CULTURE
Yorkshire moorlands destroyed as fires break out hours apart
The Peak District was left scarred after two wildfires broke out within 24 hours last week, raising concerns about the future of the ...
Sheffield’s push for sustainability in face of cost-of-living crisis and world conflict
Wandering around Sheffield's Sustainable Market, it was clear as people mingled from stall to stall, there is an appetite to buy products that will help the environment.
“Be the best versions of ourselves” is message to football team ahead of US tour
A Penistone girl's football team who are hoping to travel to America next April in a "once in a lifetime opportunity" have passed the halfway mark in their fundraising journey.
“Fear” and “Sorrow” for Jewish communities in Sheffield following UK synagogue attacks
A Jewish advisor at a religious centre in Sheffield is warning communities that people are becoming increasingly worried for their own ...
Sheffield women failed by the health system believe education not policies are the answer
Two Sheffield women have spoken about their difficult time in the healthcare system.
Fuel, farms and price hikes: How the conflict in Iran has impacted people in South Yorkshire
As the conflict in the Middle East passes it's 50th day, people across South Yorkshire are feeling the impact of the conflict as fuel, food prices, and travel all rise. But across other smaller heritage industries, the knock-on effect has not been as exaggerated as...
Sheffield Poverty Truth Commission: the charity putting people’s voices at the forefront to create change
One in four people in Sheffield is living in poverty and the city has one of the highest rates of child poverty in the UK. The South Yorkshire city has some of the poorest neighbourhoods in the country with 31.2% of children experiencing poverty compared to a...
