Meet the cast of the upcoming Sheffield female led production ‘The Hunger’

by joa19oas | May 13, 2021 | Culture

An upcoming Sheffield production fronted by a predominately female team is set to make its first debut at the DINA theatre. ‘The Hunger’, is a post-apocalyptic horror set in 1986 and is based in North Yorkshire, after the outbreak of a novel brain disease. The...

Sheffield Artist sheds light on the impact of the pandemic on the art industry

by joa19oas | Mar 25, 2021 | Uncategorised

A Sheffield Artist has spoken out on the ‘compromise’ the creative industry has had to make as a result of the pandemic. Michael Borkowsky, curator and owner of Fronteer Gallery in Castlegate explained the finical burden artists faced due to the cancelation of events...

Doncaster women’s bid to raise money for a cancer charity in a 500-mile walking challenge

by joa19oas | Mar 25, 2021 | Charity, Health, News

A barmaid from Doncaster vowed to complete a 500-mile trek to raise cash for a cancer charity, so it can continue its vital support for cancer patients during the pandemic. Amelia Davey, set herself the mammoth task of walking over 16 miles a day for 31 days, which is...

Sheffield’s ice-skating community furious over lack of Government support during the pandemic

by joa19oas | Mar 25, 2021 | Health, Sport

Sheffield’s ice-skating community was furious after the Government failed to support ice-skating rinks throughout the three national lockdowns. This news came after the Government categorised ice-skating rinks as entertainment facilities, instead of sports venues...

Game on for Sheffield’s tennis clubs as they welcome the reopening of courts

by joa19oas | Mar 25, 2021 | Health, Sport

Sheffield Tennis Clubs welcomed the return of tennis this week in the initial phase of the Government’s roadmap out of lockdown, after months of uncertainty. The news came after the Government gave the green light for courts to reopen from 29 March after venues were...