by poa18adg | May 13, 2021 | Community, Health
The vaccine rollout has continued in Sheffield with nearly 90 per cent of people over 45 already receiving their first jab. As of 2 May, 211,246 (88%) people in that specific age group had been given their first dose, with Yorkshire and the Humber region having one of...
by poa18adg | May 13, 2021 | Community
South Yorkshire was hit by a huge storm on Tuesday evening. The thunder and lightning could be seen and heard over the whole region. Photos and videos from across the area were shared widely over social media. Some areas saw rainfall over 150mm, and in Ranmoor...
by poa18adg | Mar 25, 2021 | Culture, Watch
The University of Sheffield’s student radio, Forge Radio, have been walking and running around the city in aid of The Rotherham Hospice. The hospice, who provide care patients requiring special care for a better quality of life, have been tweeting their support and...
by poa18adg | Mar 25, 2021 | Culture, News
Under 21’s will now be able to travel on South Yorkshire’s buses and trams for 80p, as part of the regions plans to tackle youth unemployment as South Yorkshire recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic. The new fares will start from the 21 June and will be in place until...
by poa18adg | Feb 25, 2021 | Education
The cancelled A-levels and GCSE’s have been replaced with teacher-assessed grade giving schools the freedom to determine students grades by using mock papers and exams, along with coursework and essays. All exam boards will set optional assessments in every subject...
