Travel

Ex-pats voice their experiences about moving to the Caribbean during COVID-19

Liseli Thomas Mar 25, 2021

After Covid-19 spread through the world at an alarming pace last year Barbados was praised for having one of the best responses to the pandemic. In an unusual move the government invited travellers to work remotely on the island using the Barbados Welcome Stamp ...

South Yorkshire buses offer 80p fares for under 21s

Aaron Griffin Mar 25, 2021

Italy is getting ready for a three week-long lockdown just before Easter, again!

Aurora d'Amuri Mar 18, 2021

How travel agents are dealing with the uncertainty on summer holidays

Luke Hansford Mar 4, 2021

Sheffield Taxi Drivers Left Helplessly Underfunded

Andreea Popa Mar 4, 2021

British citizens travel to Dubai as UK lists the United Arab Emirates under ‘red list’

Michelle Almeida Mar 4, 2021

International students share anger over paying high prices for mandatory quarantine

Michelle Almeida Mar 4, 2021

“I get to travel without actually travelling!” Sheffield Student Goes Global for Charity.

by Uditi Singh | Mar 4, 2021

A student has launched a campaign to find someone from every country in the world.

Tourism takes a major drop in Barbados

by Liseli Thomas | Feb 25, 2021

Barbados’ large tourism industry has halted due to Covid19.

Transport consultant warns against Sheffield’s proposed ‘Dutch-style’ roundabout

by Oliver Barefoot | Feb 18, 2021

Plans set out by Sheffield City Council in the ‘Connecting Sheffield’ scheme will see one of these cyclist and pedestrian friendly roundabouts installed on the West Bar. A member of transport consultancy firm, Transport Initiatives, believes Sheffield City Councils plan is a bad idea.

Complaints from Sheffield residents rack up over proposed changes to Manchester Railway

by Kieran Aubrey | Feb 11, 2021

Sheffield residents are unhappy about the inconvenient changes proposed by the DfT for the Manchester Railway.

Pavement Parking to be Banned Nationally

by Yuliyan Stoyanov | Mar 12, 2020

The Government is looking at proposals for a national pavement parking ban to make streets safer. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps is looking at options including how the ban could work, taking into account necessary exceptions and extended enforcement powers for...

The Public Support Sheffield’s Clean Air Zone, But They Won’t Give Up Driving

by Peter East | Mar 12, 2020

Sheffield’s proposed Clean Air Zone has the support of 81% of the public, the city council announced in the results of their 2019 consultation. Drivers of older vehicles could have to pay up to £50 to travel through the city centre in plans supported by a majority of...

Scottish Airline, Loganair to the rescue as they take on Flybe Routes and staff

by Maimoonah Abbas | Mar 5, 2020

Loganair has announced this afternoon that it will take steps to safeguard the UK’s regional connectivity by launching services on abandoned Flybe routes. The company will launch almost 400 new flights per week, over the next four months replacing the 16 lost...

‘Take back our buses’ fight local union group

by Emily Milne | Mar 5, 2020

Sheffield members have launched a union campaign to take back community buses. The Acorn Union took to Sheffield streets yesterday to spread awareness about the South Yorkshire bus crisis. The group is currently targeting a petition called ‘take back our buses’ at Dan...