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Palestine will be free, Save Sheikh Jarrah action in Sheffield

Leticia Chen May 13, 2021

On Tuesday this week, a protest was held in front of Sheffield City Hall as part of the 'free Palestine' campaign. Hundreds of young people came out to support following the recent Israeli airstrikes on Sheikh Jarrah in East Jerusalem, resulting in over 70 deaths at...

Why does South Yorkshire love Taco Bell so much?

Freddie Coates May 6, 2021

Sheffield’s Virtual Dementia Friendly Month of Raising Awareness

John Gilding May 6, 2021

How did you vote in the Sheffield Referendum?

Freddie Coates May 6, 2021

Sheffield Charity Launch Sustainable Online Shop

Isla Swords May 6, 2021

Independent Vintage Store Thrives Thanks to Loyal Customers

Helini May 6, 2021

Meet the Sheffield woman raising money to buy books for disadvantaged children in the city

Benji Holland May 6, 2021

Award For Sheffield Teaching Hospitals Care For Motor Neurone Disease Sufferers

by Charlotte Langford | May 6, 2021

The Neurology Team at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals have won an international award for the Care of Motor Neurone Disease patients.

WATCH: Local community hub tackles loneliness with new project

by Olivia Redfern | May 6, 2021

The Link Community Hub in Stradbroke has plans to introduce ‘Tea for Two’: a new initiative that aims to bring locals back together. The purpose of the event is to help minimize the social isolation that has occurred due to lockdown rules preventing in-person meetups....

Barnsley Music Hub brings back harmony with help from Youth Music funding

by Yen Linh Le | May 6, 2021

This project will help provide music lessons and performances in safe spaces where creativity can be celebrated.

Violinist performs mini ‘Doorstep’ concerts for locals during the pandemic

by Madeline James | May 6, 2021

A Sheffield violinist has been performing doorstep concerts since the start of the pandemic hoping to bring a touch of positivity to peoples’ lives.

Grant For Hole-Digging Project At Sheffield Train Station

by John Gilding | May 6, 2021

The Sheaf and Porter Rivers Trust want to open up the river culverts below the station’s platforms, and reacquaint the city with its rivers.

‘Kill the Bill’ Protesters March in Sheffield During International Workers’ Day

by Yiting Yang | May 6, 2021

Hundreds of demonstrators marched through Sheffield for the city's fourth ‘Kill the Bill’ protest on International Workers' Day campaigning against the newly announced Policing Bill. Around 800 people gathered at Devonshire Green and Barkers Pool last weekend as...

Abbeydale Brewery Bounces Back

by Helini | May 6, 2021

Over lockdown, Abbeydale Brewery in Sheffield was hit hard and was forced to throw out 75,000 pints of beers. Since the easing of restrictions, the brewery has since bounced back.

“We are Angry and Heartbroken”: Chinese Student Racially Attacked in Sheffield City Centre

by Temin Peng | May 6, 2021

A Chinese student from the University of Sheffield was attacked by a woman in Sheffield city centre on April 25 when the alleged attacker verbally assaulted her on Fargate.