by joa18wh | Mar 4, 2021 | Culture, Environment, News, Top Story - Home Page Lead
Manchester-based builders Urban Splash are adding upwards of 200 more units on the Grade II listed Park Hill complex by Autumn 2021, having already opened 656 flats on the site since 2013. The scheme has been poorly received by many residents in and near the Park Hill...
by job18cc | Feb 25, 2021 | Culture, News
Sheffield City Council have approved plans to convert a historic building in the city centre into “a business, social and visitor destination and independent cultural hub”. Leah’s Yard, located between The Benjamin Huntsman and The Tap and Tankard pubs,...
by joa19jma | Feb 25, 2021 | Culture
Prime Minister Boris Johnson outlined the next steps in easing current COVID-19 restrictions across the UK on February 22, with the hopes of an end to restrictions by June 21. In response to the PM’s roadmap announcement, Sheffield City Region Mayor Dan Jarvis...
by joa18jl | Feb 25, 2021 | Culture
A museum found itself trending on Twitter after its callout for autocorrect responses attracted hundreds of replies. The Yorkshire Museum’s post, asking people to let their phones finish the sentence “The Yorkshire Museum is”, reached over 200,000 people and had over...
by joa19mh | Feb 25, 2021 | Charity, Culture, News
There has been a warning that South Yorkshire’s hospitality businesses are only just ‘clinging on’ through the pandemic. Sheffield Council is urging the government to do more to support the hospitality and entertainment industries. Among the many...
by job18cc | Feb 25, 2021 | Culture
The latest loss to our high street is Cow, a thrift store loved by students and a favourite among all vintage shoppers. The branch, located on 156-160 West Street was popular for their 100% ethically sourced vintage and reworked garments from the 70’s, 80’s 90’s and...
