CULTURE
Sheffield fly-tipping: the “most fly-tipped streets in Sheffield”, or the least protected by the Council?
Three quiet streets in Burngreave, North Sheffield, converge onto a small park. Here, lying just above the city centre in front of ...
Reform in Sheffield: “Wading through concrete” or revolutionising local politics?
Marching up her driveway, leaflet in hand, a Sheffield woman became an unlikely internet sensation last week after footage from her ...
South Yorkshire smartphone divide: parents speak out as “landmark” UK consultation begins
South Yorkshire parents have been left with "mixed" opinions as the UK Government has launched a "landmark" public consultation on UK children's digital wellbeing.
Women and Girls Safety Charter: hope for Sheffield women or surface level promise?
The safety of women and girls in Sheffield's night time economy is being brought to the forefront as a new charter is released. The aim is to make employers, venues and businesses more accountable for women's safety by making it a top priority in their spaces.
Osedd Outdoors: The Sheffield-born clothing brand supporting people living on the streets
Osedd Outdoors is a clothing brand with a difference. Under the "One worn = One given" policy, each purchase of walking apparel also provides a thermal blanket for someone living outside.
“I think we could be doing a lot better to tell you the truth”: Are young people in Sheffield really more interested in the Catholic Church than ever?
Despite rising numbers of young people joining the Catholic Church, a Sheffield priest still believes more can be done. With a Catholic population of 63,000 people according to The Diocese of Hallam, and a student population of over 60,000, Sheffield has to strike...
The short life of a basketball career: Sheffield’s battles with the one-year contract
Off the court, British Basketball is in disarray. The British Basketball Federation (BBF) fell into liquidation earlier this year, meaning the sport in Britain is constantly teetering over the abyss. On the court, it stands to reason that the bane of the one-year...
