NEWS
Women left disappointed over lack of men at a conference tackling gender based violence
Written by Komal Chauhan and Lysia Wright The 'Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls' conference only saw one man present at ...
Sheffield businesses combating overconsumption this Black Friday “our soul is not for sale”
As promotions begin, some businesses are bringing alternatives to the typical Black Friday trends of overspending and overconsumption ...
Black Friday the last thing on Sheffield shoppers’ minds
Sheffield's retailers have spoken out against Black Friday saying it "doesn't make sense for them" as shoppers continue to prioritise online shopping sites over high street discounts.
Pete McKee launches limited edition print to support Teenage Cancer Trust
Sheffield artist Pete McKee has released a limited edition print celebrating Richard Hawley's 2003 Royal Albert Hall performance in ...
Sheffield homelessness charity launch ‘controversial’ exhibit as rough sleeping increases
A Sheffield homelessness charity unvelied its 'Concrete Dreamz' display in the city centre with the aim of showing the harsh reality that is faced by those sleeping on the streets.
New five-year strategy to make Sheffield dementia friendly to be launched in 2025
A five-year dementia strategy, beginning in 2025, has been approved by Sheffield City Council. The strategy follows on from the 2019-2024 plan and seeks to build on its pros and cons. Particular improvement goals in the new nine-step strategic vision include the...
“Whatever happens, we will persevere”: Sheffield’s Mojisola Kareem on Crucible debut
A grassroots theatre production of Death and the King's Horseman is due to grace the Crucible's stage in early February, becoming the first ever performance of the West African play at the iconic Sheffield venue. Utopia Theatre - a local organisation that seeks to...
