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Sheffield celebrates King Charles’ Coronation

Blessing Adefemi May 16, 2023

Over a hundred people were gathered at the Peace Gardens in Sheffield to celebrate the King's coronation. The 6 May event brought together people from different races, ages and cultures to celebrate the crowning of the new monarch. Sheffield celebrated this day by...

Crowds come to Crucible to see exciting final of Snooker World Championship in Sheffield

Aimie Gillan May 3, 2023

Crowds get in step for Sheffield’s salsa siesta

Taylor Jones May 3, 2023

Young swimmers achieve record highs and take home medals in Youth Championships

Marie Touray May 2, 2023

Chile documentary screened in Sheffield as part of city’s Festival of Debate

Marie Touray May 2, 2023

Sheffield Cats Shelter launches weekly lottery to raise money for their cats

Amara Keeling May 2, 2023

King Edward VII School: Parents protest over controversial academy plans

Elim Lau Apr 25, 2023

Parents protest against ‘forced’ changes of school after OFSTED downgrade.

by Kiera Macey | Apr 24, 2023

Parents of pupils at King Edward VII School (KES) have held a protest outside Sheffield City Hall against sweeping plans triggered by an Ofsted review. In September 2023 an OFSTED inspection deemed the school as good in most areas but inadequate concerning...

South Yorkshire Police issue ticket fraud warning ahead of Sheffield’s summer events

by Amy Goddard | Apr 24, 2023

Music lovers have been warned of the threat of ticket scammers while looking for the best deals on some of Sheffield's biggest events taking place this summer. In coming months, Sheffield has a packed schedule of events - from the Goo Goo Dolls and the Arctic Monkey's...

Sheffield company Green Estate receives King’s Award

by Sasha Spencer | Apr 24, 2023

The Green Estate Community Interest Company has been awarded the prestigious King's Award in sustainable development for their work in building urban landscapes and ecosystems. Originally set up as a heritage and environmental regeneration project, the Green Estate,...

Nearly 200 drivers prosecuted in four days for poor and selfish driving in Sheffield

by Tara Nagra | Mar 22, 2023

Roads policing officers took to greater heights to catch reckless drivers in a four day long operation in which 185 drivers were stopped for selfish and careless driving behaviours. As part of Operation Tramline, a Roads Policing Officer secured an unmarked...

Sheffield company wins top prize in funniest name poll

by Isobelle Castro | Mar 22, 2023

A Sheffield-based company has been crowned with as funniest small business name of this year. Eggucation provides chick hatching kits featuring rare breeds to primary schools to enable children to learn about keeping chickens. The company's name was voted the wittiest...

River wardens colloborate to monitor health of local rivers

by Cameron Todd | Mar 22, 2023

Concerned residents have joined forces to monitor issues of sewage overflows in Sheffield rivers. Issues have been raised over the health of rivers nationally following cuts made to the Environment Agency. John Blewitt, a retired marine from Walkley, has formed a...

‘Veg Out’ in Sheffield’s Peddler Warehouse showcases plant-based vendors from across the North

by Amara Keeling | Mar 21, 2023

A quarterly plant-based event with craft beer, live music, independent stalls and food vendors was held at Kelham Island's Peddler Warehouse on Saturday. The Veg Out event on Burton Road, which takes place every three months due to its large success, celebrates all...

Sheffield Food Festival returns to Peace Gardens this May Bank Holiday

by Darcie Peskir | Mar 20, 2023

The Peace Gardens are welcoming Sheffield’s biggest food festival back on 26 to 29 May. This year's event is being staged by Swans Events, which has been working with the local community to deliver the same lively event in the heart of the city. Noemi Antonelli,...