by Matt Holman | Dec 6, 2024 3:23PM | News
Keir Starmer’s claims to not be burdening the working person are ringing hollow among Sheffield’s small business community, with many already struggling with rising costs. One affected business is the Steel Cauldron in Broomhall. Rob Downham, pictured here in his...
by Kay Davidson | Nov 29, 2024 2:51PM | News
Black Friday means big business for online giants such as Amazon, but small businesses at Sheffield’s Moor Market feel like they can no longer compete. Last year Amazon’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales amounted to $170 billion dollars. They accounted for...
by Daniel Thomas | Nov 29, 2024 10:11AM | Live News, News, Top Story
With political breaking news coming in just now, we’ll be bringing you the latest from across Sheffield and South Yorkshire this morning. Louise Haigh, Transport Secretary and M.P. for Sheffield Heeley, has suddenly resigned, following the disclosure of a fraud...
by James Stocks | May 3, 2024 3:15PM | Campaigns - Immigration laws
Campaigners and politicians fear universities could close and towns and cities will see ‘significant damage’ if changes are made to a UK visa scheme for graduates. Over recent years, the country has emerged as a global education hub, attracting a record...
by Harriet Scott | Feb 19, 2024 10:59AM | News
A Sheffield cat café has launched an appeal for donations after being straddled with over £4,000 worth of vet fees. Tabby Teas, located in Highfield, has eight in-house rescue cats including Ziggy and Nyx, in need of various medical treatments. Café co-owner,...
