by joa18irs | Feb 18, 2021 | Crime, Culture, News
OFFICERS CONTINUE TO TACKLE anti-social behaviour and breaches of Covid-19 regulations in Page Hall while being accompanied by partner agencies and community groups on Friday the 12th. Acting Police Sgt, Alistair Stainstreet, co-ordinating the operation, said: “Friday...
by joa18cl | Feb 18, 2021 | Charity, Culture, News
THORNBRIDGE BREWERY have relaunched their “I Love You, Will U Marry Me” beer following the removal of a piece of graffiti that has been a part of Sheffield’s skyline for almost 20 years. In 2001, Jason Lowe decided to propose to his then-girlfriend, Clare Middleton,...
by joa17fgc | Feb 18, 2021 | Culture, News
PLANNING PERMISSION for 41 HOUSES in Deepcar has been recommended for approval by the Sheffield City Council Planning and Highways Committee. The proposal has come under opposition from local councillors and action groups who are unhappy with the consequences of the...
by joa19yy | Feb 18, 2021 | Culture, News
A £1.4 MILLION improvement to the 15 libraries across Rotherham is now underway. This scheme is Rotherham Council’s Libraries Capital Improvement Programme. Work is continuing in libraries at Thorpe Hesley and Greasbrough. Wickersley’s improvement will begin from 22nd...
by joa18irs | Feb 18, 2021 | Culture, News
EMPLOYEES OF SUPERMARKETS have reportedly been sworn, shouted at, and physically abused when asking customers to social distance and wear a mask. The Abuse Experienced in Supermarkets. An employee at a supermarket in Sheffield said: “I found that people get very angry...
by joa19ajm | Feb 18, 2021 | Culture
OVERWORKING HAS BECOME a necessity for small businesses to succeed during lock down, when help given is extremely minimal. Small businesses are a fundamental part of the supply chain, however over 7.6 million jobs are not deemed worthy of saving by Rishi Sunak and the...
