An urgent call has been made by the Real Junk Food Project Sheffield for new volunteers to support people who cannot get access to affordable food. The real Junk Food Project is a non-profit social enterprise in Sheffield which saves food from being wasted and making...
Sheffield based charity, The Cathedral Archer Project, have been granted £280k by The Big Lottery Fund for their services in helping homeless people in the area. The Cathedral Archer Project works with homeless adults to support them to develop their independence and...
More bikes will be added to the 1,000 that were part of the introduction of the OFO yellow bike sharing service launched in Sheffield in January. It has been referred to as an innovative system, as it substitutes the standard dock centred renting system, for on where...
Representatives of Sheffield Wednesday and United met at Cutler's Hall today to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Cromwell Cup. The competition was the second ever football competition in the sport's history and was held in Sheffield in 1868. It was open to...
Scientists at the University of Sheffield have developed a ground-breaking new material which they hope could help thousands of women worldwide. It is very common for postmenopausal women to develop weaknesses in their pelvic floor. This can lead to problems such as...
Showroom Cinema had the honour of hosting a sold out, special screening for the Oscar-nominated film Loveless, the only cinema in Sheffield that was allowed to screen the film. The BAFTAs are gearing up for their awards this Sunday at The Royal Albert Hall. Loveless...
At 6:12am fire crew from Birley Moore, Aston and Parkway responded to a fire on Oxclose Park Road. The source was a silo, 6m tall and 4m in diameter emitting smoke. Two firefighters with breathing apparatus tackled the blaze with a hose reel and fire engine jet. The...
Sheffield-based boxer Kell Brook has been named by former world champion Amir Khan as someone he’d relish the chance to fight in the near future. Khan’s comments came just hours before Brook held an open training session at the Crucible in Sheffield, which was well...
Matt Carr’s life has revolved around battling perceptions on migrants. The author and journalist has spent decades researching what, why and how we think of migrants, ranging from the culture of apartheid in the 1960s to rhetoric on Muslims after 9/11 and the war on...
Sheffield Students’ Union have launched another campaign against single-use plastic to boycott the disposable coffee cup. Many shops in Sheffield have also taken a stand against plastic to initiate a reusable revolution and reduce Sheffield’s plastic footprint. The...
On the 20th of February, Sheffield City Hall will be hosting the largest celebration of the Chinese New Year festival in the UK. With crowds of 2,300 people last year, City Hall will be looking to help spread the festivities associated with Chinese New Year. The City...
With the university lecturers strike only a week away, tensions are mounting for those on all sides of the dispute. Talks between the University and College Union (UCU) and employers' representative Universities UK (UUK) have broken down over pensions. An...
Dore and Totley rail station is to be improved under Network Rail plans to construct new passing facilities on the Manchester to Hope Valley rail route. The proposals were first fronted in September 2015 and, following the findings of an inquiry conducted in May 2016,...
A stretch of Granville Road is to be widened in order to relieve traffic pressure. The road currently features in the top 10 percent of locations in South Yorkshire with the most bus delays. Unrestricted parking is allowed on both sides of the road. The 10 buses that...
A Sheffield based administration firm have started their 40th year in record-breaking style, raising £354 for local charities by donating 40p for every tonne of paper shredded last month. Russell Richardson opened their doors back in February 1978 and have decided to...
