by Cassidy Chan | Apr 29, 2025 10:34AM | Watch / Listen
From the grudgy kids on the corner of the streets, to the cool kids showing off tricks and going to the Olympics, skateboarding is now the trendy sport for the sickest skaters around the world. Survival of the Sickest, the UK’s only junior skateboarding competition...
by Catherine Gregson | Apr 28, 2025 4:42PM | Long Reads
Walking across a car park may not feel like a huge task, but for Susie Evans the simple trip, which most people don’t give a second thought to, can leave her exhausted. “Some days are harder than others, putting one foot in front of the other takes a lot of...
by Freya Ingram | Apr 28, 2025 4:02PM | Long Reads
Lora Krasteva has suffered from eczema since she was five-years-old, which often left her skin itchy, red and irritated. From being a little girl she was prescribed various creams from her family doctor and has endured a lifetime of treatments. “Using...
by Nia Raine Jenkins | Apr 28, 2025 3:32PM | News
The council will consider scrapping the Green Parking Permit scheme which allows Ultra Low Emission Vehicles (ULEVs) to park in Sheffield city centre for free. If the plans are approved on Wednesday, no Green Parking permits will be issued or renewed from 31 July...
by James Fletcher | Apr 28, 2025 3:07PM | Sport
Stocksbridge Park Steels secured their playoff place by finishing third in the final league standings, with an away win at Dunston. The Park Steels manager, Ian Richards, was over the moon for the players and the fans that they were able to confirm their playoff...
