Abandoned building in Sheffield to be renovated into a performing arts space for the community
By May Loonam An arts organisation plans to renovate Rutland Hall into an arts centre for the community, after reaching
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Month: May 2016
Sheffield cyclists are calling for action following tram track crashes
By May Loonam Cyclists in the city are calling for action after receiving over 302 accident reports on tram tracks
Read moreSheffield – ‘Real ale capital of the world’
A new report has hailed Sheffield the ‘real ale capital of the world’. Commissioned by the University of Sheffield, the
Read moreAbbydale Industrial Hamlet provides Sheffield a glimpse at its 18th century past
National Mills Weekend kicked off in Sheffield on Saturday, at the old eighteenth century Abbydale Industrial Hamlet. The grade 1
Read more‘It’s 20 past’ – Art exhibition
In the week that a report suggested Sheffield has the most artists outside of London, up-and-coming artist Jessica Smedley held
Read moreGuide Dogs visit the University of Sheffield to raise awareness
Puppies were fussed over as the event tried to bridge the gap between the dog owners and students who
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Professor David Nutt on Intoxicants, Law and Policy.
By Lucy key / @falsefreedxm “So this is me being sacked by the government” was the opening line by the
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Fatal accident on Snake Pass highlights the importance of an alternate route linking Sheffield to Manchester
By Phoebe Fuller Two men were killed in a collision on Snake Pass, between the Strines junction and Ladybower, on
Read moreNew support offer to man experienced sexual assault
Men who have been experienced sexual abuse and assault can now receive support and free counselling in Sheffield
Read moreSheffield junior doctors strike to against new contract
Junior doctors in Sheffield have struck for two days to against the Government proposed new contract. Sheffield junior doctors gathered outside of the
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