Orgreave campaign marches for public inquiry
Hundreds of picketers marched through Sheffield town centre in protest at the government’s decision not to open a public inquiry
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UCU strikes affect students’ exam stress
University staff strikes, held earlier this year, may have worsened students’ exam stress. Students have expressed concerns over being examined
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Dementia sufferers’ campaign raises £4,000 of £20,000 target
A fundraising page supporting 85 dementia sufferers from two Sheffield care homes has raised £4,000 within the first 12 days
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“Sheffield is rich in culture. Making a difference to the world,” says Dan Jarvis after first week in office
Dan Jarvis, Labour MP and first elected mayor for Sheffield City Region, has finished his first action-packed week in office. He
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CITY BUZZ: How is Sheffield feeling about the Royal Wedding
As the big day approaches, we asked the people of Sheffield how they feel about the Royal Wedding. People on
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Knife crime incidents rise in Sheffield
An average of 38 violent or sexual offences happen on a daily basis in Sheffield, reports from the Home Office
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S8 currently without water
Residents in S8 are without water after the hottest May bank holiday on record, Yorkshire Water have confirmed. Yorkshire Water
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Sheffield’s Continental Market Kicks off
Sheffield City Centre welcomed the annual Continental Market today, with food, delicacies, and native items all for sale at the various
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Sheffield City Region to have first ever mayor by the end of the day
Voting is taking place today for the first mayor to be elected for Sheffield City Region. Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham and
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RBS bank closures: Sheffield and South Yorkshire to be affected
Royal Bank of Scotland have announced that the company will be closing 162 of their branches across England and Wales, with
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