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Not-for-profit organisation Percy Street Collective to transform Neepsend Lane junction into outdoor community space

Not-for-profit organisation Percy Street Collective to transform Neepsend Lane junction into outdoor community space

by Gabriella Whiston | Mar 26, 2026 | Charity, Community, Culture, Environment, News, Uncategorised

Not-for-profit organisation Percy Street Collective is holding monthly sessions to transform an area of Neepsend Lane into a beautiful outdoor space. The Neepsend Lane Pitstop Project runs sessions on the last Saturday of every month, and invites volunteers to garden,...
Barnsley council celebrates 10 years of volunteer hedge-laying

Barnsley council celebrates 10 years of volunteer hedge-laying

by Alana Breslin | Mar 26, 2026 | Environment, News

Barnsley has spent the past decade quietly cultivating a greener future through its volunteer hedge-laying programme, which has grown from a small local initiative to a community-wide effort. Launched in 2016, the programme teaches residents the traditional craft of...
Campaigners push for plant-based overhaul at Sheffield Students’ Union

Campaigners push for plant-based overhaul at Sheffield Students’ Union

by Alexander Lloyd | Mar 20, 2026 | Community, Education, Environment, Top stories

A student-led campaign is pushing for the University of Sheffield to adopt fully plant-based catering, starting with the Students’ Union. The Plant-Based Universities campaign started in 2021 and has been calling on universities to transition to 100% sustainable...
Rotherham to benefit from transport improvements approved by council

Rotherham to benefit from transport improvements approved by council

by Scarlett Perry | Mar 20, 2026 | Community, Environment, News, Politics, Top Story 4 - Home Page Picture

Drivers and pedestrians across Rotherham will benefit from a £770,000 investment to make roads safer and more reliable. Under the new plans, £225,000 will be allocated to deliver the first prioritised pedestrian crossing, following work done by the Transportation...
New heritage trail opening in Hillsborough wants to combine Sheffield’s green spaces with its history

New heritage trail opening in Hillsborough wants to combine Sheffield’s green spaces with its history

by Lara Groom | Mar 20, 2026 | Community, Environment, News

A new heritage trail opening in the Hillsborough and Wadsley area, known as GOSH, aims to help people understand Sheffield’s deep cultural history by walking through its beautiful green spaces.  The Green Open Spaces and Heritage trail, also known as GOSH, will...
Sheffield City Council launch £90k plan to investigate new pedestrian crossings

Sheffield City Council launch £90k plan to investigate new pedestrian crossings

by Natasha Owens | Mar 20, 2026 | Community, Environment, News

Plans for three new pedestrian crossings in Sheffield have moved forward after £90,000 was approved to fund initial investigations. Sheffield City Council’s finance and performance policy committee agreed to the proposals on Monday (16 March). The proposed schemes are...
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