Month: March 2018
Education is key to tackle knife crime in Sheffield, says ex-offender
An ex-offender has dedicated his life, after being released from prison for manslaughter, to educating young people about the dangers
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Yellow Arch Studios to hold ‘fundraver’ to raise money for Sheffield’s Peace in the Park festival
Yellow Arch Studios are hosting a ‘fundraver’ on Saturday 7 April to help raise money towards Sheffield’s Peace in the
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Sheffield Support Group Celebrates World Down’s Syndrome Day with Community Walk
Sheffield Down Syndrome Support Group (SHEDS) are celebrating World Down’s Syndrome Day (WDSD) with a walk around Forge Dam, Fulwood
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Closure of Sheffield Adult Learning Centres could increase benefit claims
Manor Training and Resource Centre has started a petition to make the government rethink their decision to cut their funding.
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Two Sheffield brothers hoping to dive for success at the Commonwealth Games
Two Sheffield brothers are hoping to dive for success at the Commonwealth Games next month. Jack Haslam, 22, and Ross
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The University of Sheffield’s Students’ Union has been voted best in the UK for the 10th year in a row
The University of Sheffield’s Students’ Union has been voted best in the UK for the 10th year in a row
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Robin Hood lantern parade set to protest fracking plans in Sherwood Forest
A lantern parade will take place on Saturday to protest fracking plans in Sherwood Forest. Campaigners will depart from Devonshire
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