by Emily Atkinson | Mar 15, 2021 3:19PM | Long Reads
With the carpet rolled out for the country’s cautious meander out of Covid restrictions, and the bunting strung-up in anticipation of our bleak one-year lockdowniversary, the road to normality is finally in sight. For Britons, eyes glistening with the ghosts of their...
by Mark Harrison | Mar 15, 2021 3:02PM | Long Reads
Social media allows everyone to voice their opinion anything. With that comes a greater responsibility to take care about what we say about other people because we never know who will be reading what we send. Last week was a prime example of this: Actor Meghan Markle...
by Ed Brown | Mar 8, 2021 4:41PM | Long Reads
Image credit: Ed Brown This time a year ago, the concept of a ‘lockdown’ didn’t really mean much. Since then, it’s come to have a profound and unprecedented impact on all of our lives. But you shouldn’t be surprised if you feel like you’ll miss it at least a little...
by Sophie Henderson | Mar 8, 2021 4:15PM | Long Reads
Image: Dancing in Driveways. Credit: Sophie Henderson Neighbours in Sheffield have been using the power of dance to combat social isolation, keep fit and stay connected during Covid. When the UK went into its first lockdown back in March 2020, many communities came...
by Izzie Pridmore | Mar 8, 2021 4:09PM | News
Poor mental health in the wake of the pandemic is set to be addressed in a meeting held by Sheffield Council on Wednesday following recommendations for action made in an Impact Assessment report. The report forms part of a broader set of impact assessments...
