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Rotherham charity Grimm and Co continues creative writing sessions in new building

Rotherham charity Grimm and Co continues creative writing sessions in new building

by Anabella Prodan | May 9, 2024 | Charity, Community, Education, Front Page Highlights, Top Story 2 - Home Page sub 1

A Rotherham-based literacy charity has permanently moved their clubs and activities into what attendees say is a ‘magical’ building. After four years of building work, Grimm and Co has a new home in a completely renovated church near the town centre. Leo, a young...
Barnsley rabbit bonding business to start a secondary charity

Barnsley rabbit bonding business to start a secondary charity

by Anabella Prodan | May 9, 2024 | Charity, News

Rabbit bonding businesses in the UK are still rare, but Barnsley’s Musto Rabbits are expanding. Molly Musto, 23, is the owner of the business, which specialises in ‘unbondables’—helping all rabbits to bond. She said: “We’re going to start a secondary charity to...
Making Sheffield a safer cycling city is about motorists as well as infrastructure – should we be looking to Holland for inspiration?

Making Sheffield a safer cycling city is about motorists as well as infrastructure – should we be looking to Holland for inspiration?

by Emily Shenton | May 3, 2024 | Charity, Community, Environment

The campaign group Cycle Sheffield are envisioning Sheffield to be an inclusive, easy and safe cycling city. This was the aim of the Big Ride 2024 which took place on Saturday, where over 70 people gathered in Devonshire Green to do a lap of the city. The family...
Watch: Sheffield man running a marathon a month for the Children’s Hospital Charity 

Watch: Sheffield man running a marathon a month for the Children’s Hospital Charity 

by Amelia Cox | May 3, 2024 | Charity, Community

Joe Lee is supporting the Sheffield Children’s Hospital Charity this year by running a marathon a month. The funds from this challenge will help the hospital fund the new national centre for child health technology.  Joe Lee’s previous role at the Sheffield...
Popular Sheffield festival takes new venue for its return this year

Popular Sheffield festival takes new venue for its return this year

by Darcie Peskir | May 3, 2024 | Charity, Community

Lowedges Community Festival is returning to Sheffield after missing last year due to a lack of funding. Stephen Rich, longstanding festival secretary, explains the difficulties they’ve seen over the years trying to successfully establish the event. “We started in 2008...
Watch: ‘Seen. Heard. Valued.’ exhibition unites Save the Children UK and Sheffield Hallam University to empower mothers to speak out

Watch: ‘Seen. Heard. Valued.’ exhibition unites Save the Children UK and Sheffield Hallam University to empower mothers to speak out

by Isobelle Castro | May 3, 2024 | Charity, Community, Education, News

Save the Children UK has joined forces with Sheffield Hallam University to celebrate the positive impact a Shirecliffe nursery has on mothers and families. Mothers from across Sheffield have gathered at Charles Street to express their gratitude towards Meadows...
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