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Yvette Cooper to meet with Parents of Harvey Willgoose

Yvette Cooper to meet with Parents of Harvey Willgoose

by George Van Oudenhove De St Gery | Mar 27, 2025 | Crime, Education, News, Politics, Top Story 2 - Home Page sub 1

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper will meet with the parents of Harvey Willgoose today. The meeting comes seven weeks after the 15-year-old boy was stabbed whilst attending All Saints Catholic School in Sheffield. The incident received nationwide attention last month. In...
Christians in Sheffield come together to share their love for tech and worship music

Christians in Sheffield come together to share their love for tech and worship music

by Thomas Booth | Mar 20, 2025 | Community, Culture, Education, Top Story 3 - Home Page sub 2

On Wednesday, Christians around the UK gathered at the Hideaway in Sheffield city centre to watch Christian artists SXXNT and Damares Gomes perform and converse over their love of tech. The event was run by global company FaithTech, whose station in Sheffield is the...
Successful SWFC anti-violence against women scheme draws to a close

Successful SWFC anti-violence against women scheme draws to a close

by Leah Massingham | Mar 14, 2025 | Charity, Community, Education, Sport

A scheme teaching young people about violence against women and girls has “educated males and empowered females” Youth manager says, as the campaign nears its conclusion. A ten month initiative by Sheffield Wednesday FC Community Programme ‘One...
University of Sheffield helps create “Reading River” For World Book Day

University of Sheffield helps create “Reading River” For World Book Day

by Jimmy Tse | Mar 6, 2025 | Community, Culture, Education

Today is the national World Book Day, and the University of Sheffield has launched an initiative to celebrate the importance of multilingual reading. The “Rivers of Reading” initiative aims to inspire children to understand the personal value of reading...
National Videogame Museum provides Sheffield with summer fun

National Videogame Museum provides Sheffield with summer fun

by Anna Priedite | Aug 14, 2024 | Charity, Community, Culture, Education, Front Page Highlights, Top stories, Watch

Sheffeild’s National Videogame Museum is hosting summer holiday activities using revamped versions of their most popular exhibits. Until 25 August the charity is running a specific event programme which will allow visitors to view, make, and play a variety of...
Sheffield Bricktropolis attracts thousands to city centre with safari-themed trail

Sheffield Bricktropolis attracts thousands to city centre with safari-themed trail

by Anna Priedite | Aug 14, 2024 | Education, Front Page Highlights, Top stories

Sheffield Bricktropolis returns for the fourth time to wow LEGO enthusiasts young and old. The new Safari themed trail is available to visitors until Sunday. The Moor is hosting several displays, including a red ruff lemur, and a bengal tiger which took more than 390...
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