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WATCH: What does reopening indoors mean for Sheffield cafes and restaurants?
Coronavirus restrictions are gradually being lifted, and on 17 May, restaurants, pubs and cafes in England were allowed to serve customers indoors again.
Parkrun set to return to Sheffield
The much-loved Parkrun events are set to make a return to Sheffield on 5 June as coronavirus restrictions continue to be lifted across England.
High school teacher feeds 300 cats on her own every day
An English teacher in UAE has been feeding over 300 cats every day for two years.
Greens and Labour party form Sheffield City Council coalition
A coalition will be formed between the Labour Party and Green Party to lead Sheffield City Council.
WATCH: The Hunger provide sneak peak of new play
The cast and crew of The Hunger, a new play written by Madeline Farnhill, have made the most of Covid-19 restrictions by rehearsing online over the last few months.
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WATCH: The Hunger provide sneak peak of new play
The cast and crew of The Hunger, a new play written by Madeline Farnhill, have made the most of Covid-19 restrictions by rehearsing online over the last few months.
WATCH: What does reopening indoors mean for Sheffield cafes and restaurants?
Coronavirus restrictions are gradually being lifted, and on 17 May, restaurants, pubs and cafes in England were allowed to serve customers indoors again.
Parkrun set to return to Sheffield
The much-loved Parkrun events are set to make a return to Sheffield on 5 June as coronavirus restrictions continue to be lifted across England.
High school teacher feeds 300 cats on her own every day
An English teacher in UAE has been feeding over 300 cats every day for two years.
Greens and Labour party form Sheffield City Council coalition
A coalition will be formed between the Labour Party and Green Party to lead Sheffield City Council.
Sheffield eating disorder charity condemns new anti-obesity laws
A South Yorkshire eating disorder charity has condemned the government’s anti-obesity strategy, stating it could ‘seriously stunt or disturb’ people’s ability to deal with the condition.
Sheffield eating disorder charity condemns new anti-obesity laws
A South Yorkshire eating disorder charity has condemned the government’s anti-obesity strategy, stating it could ‘seriously stunt or disturb’ people’s ability to deal with the condition.
First LGBTQ+ inclusive bar to open in Doncaster
A new safe and inclusive LGBTQ+ friendly bar will open in Doncaster tomorrow.
First LGBTQ+ inclusive bar to open in Doncaster
A new safe and inclusive LGBTQ+ friendly bar will open in Doncaster tomorrow.
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Sheffield beekeeper says he is “worried for wild bees” following Varroa pandemic
A Sheffield beekeeper has said he worries about a mass extinction of bees after 20 different species have been put on the endangered species list.
Nature emergency declared in Sheffield by environmental organisations calling out council
Environmental organisations and individuals in Sheffield will declare a Nature Emergency in the city this Friday.
French court rules 2,500 PIP implant victims should be compensated
A French court has decided that 2,500 victims of the PIP breast implant scandal should receive compensation years of fighting for justice.
Sheffield clothing bank hopes awareness week will reduce ‘life-altering’ impacts of clothing poverty
Sharewear are screening their new film during Clothing Poverty Awareness Week in a bid to help those who can’t afford basic essentials.
Britain’s first astronaut in space has “almost been forgotten”, says astrophysics professor
A theoretical astrophysics professor has said that the first Briton in space has “often been forgotten”.
University of Sheffield Medicine students told to resit finals
Second-year medicine students at The University of Sheffield have been told they will have to resit their final exam.