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Sheffield Cinema on a mission to make showings accessible to all

Sheffield Cinema on a mission to make showings accessible to all

by Sofia Ali | Feb 29, 2024 | Community, Front Page Highlights, Top Story 2 - Home Page sub 1

Showroom Cinema has launched dementia and autism friendly screenings in a bid to be more inclusive. The cinema, on Paternoster Row, recently introduced dementia friendly screenings that take place on the last Tuesday of every month. Autism friendly film viewings are...
Public art by Sheffield icons appreciated during Sheffield Art Walk

Public art by Sheffield icons appreciated during Sheffield Art Walk

by Marie Touray | Feb 29, 2024 | Community, Culture, Environment, Top Story 4 - Home Page Picture

A Public Art Walk was held in Sheffield where people gathered to tour the city centre and view the talent of renowned artists. The walk was hosted on Saturday by Sheffield Civic Trust and Sheffield Heritage Open Days. Rob Lee, 40, artist from Sheffield said: “To hear...
XL Bully: Rotherham charity opens a ‘secure’ field for dogs to play unmuzzled following bans on the large breed

XL Bully: Rotherham charity opens a ‘secure’ field for dogs to play unmuzzled following bans on the large breed

by Amber Smith | Feb 29, 2024 | Charity, Community, Front Page Highlights, News

A pet charity in South Yorkshire has announced the launch of its new field for XL bullies and all other dogs on the banned UK list. The field, ran by ‘Rain Rescue’, allows the large dogs to run freely without muzzles, in a ‘secure’ field...
A Pandemic Diary: Artist Phlegm captures ‘collective struggle’ in Exhibition

A Pandemic Diary: Artist Phlegm captures ‘collective struggle’ in Exhibition

by Sasha Spencer | Feb 23, 2024 | Community, Front Page Highlights

Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, artist Phlegm began to document his experiences of daily life in lockdown. The Pandemic Diary joined the Millennium Gallery on Saturday 13th January and will be showcased until the 7th July. The series consists of 67 pen and ink...
Barnsley stabbing victim named by police

Barnsley stabbing victim named by police

by Alex Simpson | Feb 23, 2024 | Community, Crime, Front Page Highlights, News

The victim of a stabbing in Barnsley in the early hours of Wednesday morning has been named by South Yorkshire Police Lazarus Makono died at the scene following the stabbing, which saw officers called at 1:21am on Wednesday 21 February to reports of a stabbing at a...
New strategy plan to celebrate heritage introduced in Sheffield

New strategy plan to celebrate heritage introduced in Sheffield

by Holly Robson | Feb 23, 2024 | Charity, Community, Front Page Highlights, Top stories

A Sheffield charity has created a new 10 year plan to focus on the city’s heritage, and how diverse it is. Joined Up Heritage Sheffield presented their strategy plan to the Strategy and Resources Policy Committee on Wednesday 21st February 2024.  It focuses on...
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