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Sheffield’s ‘Dig Where You Stand’ exhibition sheds light on unheard stories
An art exhibition which explores the untold stories of people of colour, who have lived in South Yorkshire for centuries, has returned to Sheffield.
Doncaster mosque working to dispel myths about Muslims
A Doncaster mosque is refusing to allow the latest far-right protests stop them from building bridges with the wider community.
Maddy Cusack Foundation celebrates six-month anniversary of launch
In the last six months, the foundation has raised £35,000 and has plans for a charity football tournament and a summer ball. The ...
Embrace love as a catalyst for change with Love & Social Justice
This week Utopia Theatre are hosting an event that pioneers embracing love as a catalyst for change.
Sheffield Wire’s Guide to the South Yorkshire Mayoral Election 2024
Next Thursday, South Yorkshire will head to the polls to elect a Mayor of South Yorkshire – the third election since the position was established in the mid-2010s.
Europe set to see its biggest food hall ever open in Sheffield
The unveiling of the Cambridge Street Collective marks a significant milestone in Sheffield's efforts for rejuvenation spearheaded by the City Council's £470M Heart of the City regeneration initiative. Scheduled to open its doors this May, this sprawling complex is...
Supertram: South Yorkshire mayor considering extension to Sheffield Hospital, Stocksbridge and Chesterfield
Sheffield's supertram could be extended to Sheffield's hospitals as it embarks on a new era under public control. South Yorkshire mayor Oliver Coppard is exploring routes to Stocksbridge and even Chesterfield "with potential for more such as connecting to hospitals"....
