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Sheffield vegan market celebrates growth of eco-friendly community
Sheffield’s vegan market returned to the city centre last weekend to celebrate the vegan community and their positive impacts on the ...
As spring builds up, Hillsborough Park trees are ripped down
Several newly planted trees in Hillsborough Park, Sheffield, were vandalised last week leaving pathways lined with rows of "beautiful trees" broken into short, jagged stumps.
Triumphant return for bookshop forced to shut over antisocial behaviour
A bookshop which had been forced to close after several instances of antisocial behaviour returned on Sunday for their first event in months.
Sheffield nesting spot welcomes four new Peregrine Falcon chicks
The wait is over for four Peregrine Falcon eggs to hatch at an artificial nesting spot just above St George’s Church, with the chicks making an appearance this afternoon.
Paramedics responding to ice hockey player’s fatal injury found “chaotic scene”, says coroner
A pre-inquest review into the death of an ice hockey player was heard today in Sheffield marking the beginning of an extensive process to establish the circumstances of his death.
Crookes councillor pushes for private landlords to improve housing standards across Sheffield
A local councillor has called for a licensing scheme, which holds landlords accountable for housing repairs, to be made city wide. Two previous pilot schemes saw a total of £1.45m improvements of housing repairs. They forced landlords to fix £250,000 repairs on a...
Student loan inquiry opens as average graduate debt reaches £53,000
The Government is calling for evidence from those with a "lived experience" of student loans, as the Treasury Committee opens an inquiry into mounting levels of graduate debt. According to their website, the inquiry aims to find out whether current loan repayment...
