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Government loan plan will ‘damage student diversity’

jo1pcm May 12, 2022

By Darlynn Nab Students at The University of Sheffield say they ‘fear for the future of diversity’ at the institution if the government presses ahead with student loan reform plans. The government’s proposed changes include altering the financial threshold meaning...

Eighth arrest made in relation to fatal Sheffield stabbing

joa21ab May 11, 2022

Nether Edge Salon suffers damage in early morning raid

Talhah Azher Apr 29, 2022

Asian strict covid border restrictions frustrate summer plan of Sheffield’s international students

Keator Cheng Apr 29, 2022

Police appeal for witnesses following rape of 19 year old in Barnsley

Olivia Warburton Apr 29, 2022

“We give hope when they see no hope at all”: Golf in Society project launches new venue at Hillsborough Golf Club

Freya Hodge Apr 27, 2022

South Yorkshire Mayor candidates discuss plans for climate and nature ahead of May election

joa20jiw Apr 27, 2022

Snooker fans insist World Championship must stay in Sheffield

by Ewan Harkness | Apr 27, 2022

Snooker fans from across the UK have insisted that the World Championship must remain at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield - ‘the spiritual home of snooker’. For the 46th consecutive year the world’s largest snooker competition is being hosted at the Crucible Theatre,...

Campaign to tackle severe flooding in Sheffield steps up a gear after winter storms

by Jessica Whitaker | Mar 25, 2022

Campaigners who want better flood defences for Sheffield have called for more to be done on the issue after waters hit their third highest level on record this year. The rise in river levels comes following the storms which battered the UK at the end of February....

Pinstone Street stays pedestrian only amid push for a ‘greener’ Sheffield

by Alex Keir | Mar 25, 2022

Pinstone Street will stay pedestrianised despite calls to allow access to motor vehicles, Sheffield City Council has said. The decision confirmed the council's commitment to a more environmentally-friendly city centre in line with their 'Connecting Sheffield'...

Ice Hockey: Sheffield Steelers head coach and assistant sign new three-year contracts

by Charlie Howell | Mar 25, 2022

Sheffield Steelers this morning confirmed that their management duo have committed to the Ice Hockey team for a further three years. The Elite Ice Hockey League side announced that American head coach Aaron Fox and his Canadian assistant Carter Beston-Will have agreed...

The Sheffield couple rehoming and rescuing abandoned animals

by joa21esm | Mar 23, 2022

By Emily Mukherjee A kind-hearted couple have been rescuing and rehoming animals for the last two years in their home in Chapeltown, Sheffield, a passion which shows no sign of slowing down. It all started in Sheffield City centre, when the couple, who are in their...

A Sheffield Chinese restaurant cuts waste to make money

by Ming Gana | Mar 18, 2022

By Ming Gana A Sheffield Chinese restaurant is combating food waste and is making money at the same time. The Chilli Flow restaurant in West Street is selling waste products to a recycling company as well as making a positive contribution to sustainability. Sheflive...

Sheffield’s dental crisis causes waitlists of up to two years

by Amelia Elder | Mar 17, 2022

People in Sheffield who do not have access to a regular dentist can find themselves waiting up to two years for an appointment. At yesterday's meeting of Sheffield Council's healthier communities and adult social care scrutiny committee, Lucy Davies, chief officer for...

Sheffield IWGB Couriers break records in strikes against Stuart Delivery

by Oliver Haley | Mar 17, 2022

Record-breaking 75 day gig economy strikes led by IWGB union couriers in Sheffield continue against Stuart Delivery amidst fuel crisis. The Independent Workers Union of Great Britain has continued its fight against low wages and high costs, becoming the longest...