by Anabella Prodan | Mar 21, 2024 | Environment, Front Page Highlights, News, Top Story 3 - Home Page sub 2
Sheffield City Council will introduce four free-to-use electric buses in the city centre from next month. From Monday 8 April, brand new, zero-emission buses will replace the existing Sheffield Connect buses. Stops will be conveniently situated within a short stroll...
by Laurel Beach | Mar 21, 2024 | Environment, Front Page Highlights, News
Billboard adverts aimed at junk food, fossil fuels, airlines, gambling and vaping are to be banned in Sheffield. Following a meeting held earlier this week, Sheffield City council has decided to ban these ‘harmful’ ads from all authority-owned hoardings, social...
by Ed Stansfield | Mar 21, 2024 | Charity, Front Page Highlights, News
A mental health charity that organises regular walks for men in an attempt to alleviate loneliness has expanded to Sheffield. Men living in the city are encouraged to take part and discuss any issues or problems they may have with the walk leaders and fellow walkers....
by Rudy Blank-Brown | Mar 21, 2024 | Front Page Highlights, News
The Tesco Express store in Fulwood has reopened after being closed for several months. The shop on Fulwood Road, which also served as the area’s only petrol station, shut its doors early in the new year with what people in the area say was ‘very little...
by Tsan Ling Liang | Mar 14, 2024 | Front Page Highlights, News
Police are appealing for information concerning a reported theft in Doncaster. A bag belonging to a woman was stolen in a takeaway premises on Silver Street on February 10 at 8.30 pm. Police say that a short time later the woman’s bank cards were used in a shop on...
by Thomas Halliday | Mar 14, 2024 | Education, Front Page Highlights, News
Sheffield Hallam University has issued more than 120 ‘risk of redundancy’ letters to grade nine staff. Staff have been given until March 18th to either apply for voluntary redundancy or apply for a limited number of new roles. As a result more than 140...