Tenants complain of ‘substandard’ council housing
A century after the first council house was built in Sheffield tenants have hit out at ‘substandard’ and ‘dilapidated’ housing.
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Man with the Pram’s tears over Freedom of Sheffield
Sheffield’s most famous fundraiser broke down in tears at being awarded the Freedom of the City. Eighty-year-old John Burkhill BEM,
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Sheffield ‘pram man’ receives the honourary Freedom of the City award
Joining the likes of Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill and Nelson Mandela, John Burkill, also known as the ‘man with the pram’,
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New improvements for disabled and special needs students
Calls have been made to improve the system for special needs and disabled students in Sheffield. Members of Sheffield City
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Green councillors call for cladding replacement funding
Sheffield Green Party councillors have called on the government to fund replacement cladding in private tower blocks. Councillors Douglas Johnson,
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South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue call for better public parking
Fire engines are struggling to get around roads across Sheffield due to faulty parking. Station Manager Matt Gillatt, who
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Bradfield school teachers strike over compulsory redundancies and closure of sixth form
Teachers at Bradfield School Sheffield have vowed to hold further strikes over possible redundancies, after yesterday’s walkout. The National Education
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New carers needed in Sheffield
Sheffield is in need of new carers in the city to make adult social care more robust to change. The
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Call for more disabled bays in Sheffield
A petition started by a frustrated disabled bay user is asking for the Sheffield City Council to provide more disabled
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Shelter Sheffield to launch citywide drug and alcohol recovery service
Housing charity Shelter in Sheffield has launched an innovative service to help local people recover from drug or alcohol problems.
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