by Aimie Gillan | May 16, 2024 | Community, Culture, Health, Top stories
Environmental activists and wild swimming supporters have been extreme ironing around the Peak District. The group is using the extreme activity to raise awareness for the Outdoor Swimming Societies (OSS) ‘Right to Swim’ campaign as well as promoting access to...
by Samuel Martin | May 15, 2024 | Charity, Community, Culture
The University of Sheffield Concert Orchestra has raised £1,400 for children’s charities following the success of their spring concert last Saturday. Orchestra President George Harris said: “We raised £2,500 just across all ticket and raffle revenue, and £1,400...
by Henry Noble | May 10, 2024 | Charity, Community, Culture, News
Encampments and demonstrations can be seen being set up on University campus’ across the UK in Edinburgh, Warwick, Manchester and Sheffield, all in protest of the Israel-Gaza war. On 1 May, students from the University of Sheffield could be seen setting up a...
by Adam Thomas | May 10, 2024 | Community, Culture, News, Top Story 2 - Home Page sub 1
A new Sheffield bakery is causing a stir with wacky and weird fillings that would surely upset the French. The cafe on Division Street in Sheffield City Centre, formerly known as Cawa, rebranded in early 2024 to fully specialise in the sale of sweet and savoury...
by Holly Robson | May 10, 2024 | Culture, Environment, News, Top Story - Home Page Lead
Kathryn Watson unveiled a new solo art exhibition inspired by nature on Friday 3 May. Kathryn is a fine art artist who creates ceramic sculptures located in Sheffield. The exhibition is centred around the structure of nature and will be shown up until the 1st of June....
by Lara Parsons | May 9, 2024 | Culture
Today, in the Medio-Legal Centre Coroner’s Court on Watery Street, a talk with the Senior Coroner for South Yorkshire (West), Mrs. Tanyka Rawden took place. It ran from 9.30am to 12pm and aimed to share the role of the Coroner and the inquest process with the public....
