Snooker players came from all over Sheffield yesterday to show off their skills and battle it out with members of the public for World Snooker Disability Day. The disability day in Sheffield’s Winter Gardens marked the third year of the annual event, which encourages...
A new survey from Sheffield City Council has revealed the publics opinion on the West Street and Devonshire Green areas of the city centre, as the council considers restricting alcohol licences for new businesses. More than 800 people were involved in the online...
The Tinnitus Thunderclap, a social media campaign started by a Sheffield Charity, will begin tomorrow as part of Tinnitus Awareness Week. The British Tinnitus Association, a national charity based in Sheffield, are running the social media campaign which will reach an...
Anti-Slavery day was marked by the next phase of Project Wilson, a police operation that targets pop-up brothels and protects Sheffield’s vulnerable women. South Yorkshire police have been carrying out the operation to protect women from modern slavery for a number of...
A historic Walkley Crescent property from the 1800s will be demolished following Sheffield City Council’s approval. In a meeting today a majority vote decided that the plans to demolish 40 Walkley Crescent Road will go ahead. The building set to be demolished was...
A non-stop charity match has raised hundreds of pounds in support of The Teenage Cancer trust. The 10 hour match started at 10am and continued until 8pm, raising £300. The Teenage Cancer Trust is particularly important to the hockey team as one of their members...
