by Will Russell | May 1, 2025 | News
The annual New Writing Festival has begun at The Lantern Theatre, Sheffield, where inspiring writers, directors and actors are given the chance to shine on the main stage. Running for over ten years, the festival is made up of five shows, with ten performances each...
by Heather Treaton | May 1, 2025 | Community, Education, News, Top Story - Home Page Lead
The first strike in a series of walkouts took place yesterday at the University of Sheffield as staff protested ongoing restructuring plans. Members of the University and College Union (UCU) voted in favour of the strikes earlier in the month, with a 9-day walkout...
by Asya Bakr | May 1, 2025 | News, Top Story - Home Page Lead
A spring fundraiser has been held in Sheffield to support the Gaza Emergency Relief Fund in their efforts to raise money for Palestinian families in urgent need. The event, held at St Andrew’s Church, Broomhall, and organised by Sheffield’s Palestine...
by Rosie Wallace | Apr 15, 2025 | News, Uncategorised
After over a decade-long wait the opening of a Tesco Express on Olive Lane is a significant milestone for the residents of Waverley. The store, situated on the former Orgreave Coking works site, serves a community that has seen significant housing development in...
by Jane Ampiah | Apr 4, 2025 | News, Top Story 3 - Home Page sub 2
On Easter Monday, Friends of the Porter Valley will hold their annual duck race at Endcliffe Park. The race will start at 2 pm and will raise money for a new Petanque court at Bingham Park. This will be the first Pentaque pitch in Sheffield. Friends of the Porter...
by Isobel O'Mahony | Apr 4, 2025 | News
Fresh artists have been put on the bill for Sheffield’s Tramlines Festival this summer. Friday’s lineup, a day curated by Sheffield’s own britpop legends Pulp, has had two big names added, including local star Ed Cosens of Reverend and the Makers....
