by Lucas Dale | Mar 19, 2026 | News, Uncategorised
As part of the new Local Growth fund allocation, almost £3 million has been proposed to support a variety of schemes in order to help Rotherham’s local economy thrive. Of this, nearly £950,000 has been directed towards start-ups, productivity and low carbon...
by Joseph D'Ambrosio | Mar 19, 2026 | Community, Environment, News, Politics
Sheffield City Council have ruled that a popular KFC branch can open into the early hours at a council meeting on Tuesday. The application by the chain’s franchisee, dated 25th January, sought approval to extend opening hours until 4am seven days a week. It...
by Richard Edwards | Mar 19, 2026 | News
A local runner will take on the Sheffield Half Marathon in support of BREADtrust, to raise money for a school-building project in Northern Pakistan. Mark Willoughby, 40, a senior leader in youth justice from Burngreave, Sheffield, decided to complete this challenge to...
by Jessica Smith | Mar 19, 2026 | News, Sport
A charity, which aims to establish Sheffield’s first Football Heritage Museum, unveiled a sculpture to Mayor Oliver Coppard last week. Sheffield Home of Football (SHOF) has a mission to teach the full story of the city’s football heritage to both locals and tourists....
by Shrey Chandarana | Mar 19, 2026 | News, Uncategorised
Beer Central in the Moor Market closed down yesterday after 13 years of trading. The independent shop sold a range of craft ales, beers, ciders and meads, produced both locally and nationally, and had become a “cornerstone of Sheffield’s beer community”, according to...
by Emily Walker | Mar 19, 2026 | Education, News
The author, who is full of weird and wonderful ideas that takes his readers into unknown worlds and on fantastical adventures, visited Sheffield Libraries this week. Jasper Fforde said, “I hope people are entertained with my books and that they give some food...
