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From lectures to launch night: Student opens new Sheffield restaurant

From lectures to launch night: Student opens new Sheffield restaurant

by Livvy Massey | Feb 12, 2026 | Community, Culture, News

Dylan McConnachie-Pace, a third-year Dentistry student at the University of Sheffield, is balancing his studies with the opening of The Aston on Glossop Road.  McConnachie-Pace said: “It is the most fulfilling thing that I have ever done, “I’ve imagined how it...
New community banking hub to open in Wath Tesco

New community banking hub to open in Wath Tesco

by Gabrielle Ellis | Feb 12, 2026 | Community, News

A new banking hub has opened inside Tesco in Wath, marking a significant step in restoring face to face banking services in the local community. This is the first time since the last high street branch closed in 2017. In 2023 there was a long running campaign which...
Indoor market opens in Sheffield city centre spotlighting independent businesses

Indoor market opens in Sheffield city centre spotlighting independent businesses

by Pati Gwiazda | Feb 12, 2026 | Community, News, Uncategorised

A new indoor market opened in Sheffield city centre last Saturday, 7 February. The Atrium, located on Eyre Street just above the Off the Canvas café, is an ‘eclectic mix’ of small independent businesses that have come together. The market is a celebration of local...
Potholes worsen across Sheffield streets local drivers report damage and safety concerns

Potholes worsen across Sheffield streets local drivers report damage and safety concerns

by Gabrielle Ellis | Feb 12, 2026 | Community, Environment, News, Top Story 4 - Home Page Picture

In Sheffield, a growing number of potholes across residential and school routes in Sheffield have drivers reporting vehicle damage and safety concerns with some motorists describing the road surface as worsening week by week. Local Resident Charlotte, who regularly...
Cafe turned part time pub’s license application sparks mixed reactions from public

Cafe turned part time pub’s license application sparks mixed reactions from public

by Alex Lou | Aug 28, 2025 | Community, Uncategorised

A Greenhill cafe turned part time bar license application has drawn several objections from nearby inhabitants, who fear the bar will bring about noise pollution and unruly behaviour in the neighbourhood. Sarah’s cafe, on Westwick Crescent, plans to operate as The...
Sheffield Food Festival is back this bank holiday

Sheffield Food Festival is back this bank holiday

by Isobel O'Mahony | May 23, 2025 | Community, Culture, News, Top Story - Home Page Lead

Sheffield Food Festival will be returning this weekend, showcasing the best of the city’s food scene.  Running from Saturday 24 to Monday 26 May, the event will feature over 60 traders in locations throughout the city centre, including the Peace Gardens, Fargate...
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