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Neepsend Festival to return after successful weekend at Peddler Warehouse

Neepsend Festival to return after successful weekend at Peddler Warehouse

by Maggie Porter | Mar 6, 2026 | Community, Culture, News, Top Story - Home Page Lead

Sheffield festival organisers say the festival will return next year, after another successful weekend at Peddler Warehouse. Last weekend, the Neepsend festival brought together over 100 exceptional beers straight from the brewery teams themself. This was the...
Adventure film festival returns to celebrate local talent

Adventure film festival returns to celebrate local talent

by Philip Lamb | Mar 6, 2026 | Culture, News

SHAFF, or Sheffield Adventure film festival, is returning for its 20th year with 105 submissions from all over the world. The films chosen hope to shed light on both global adventures but also local ones. Mathew Heason, founder of the festival, said: “It’s...
Campaign recognises work towards innovation in Sheffield

Campaign recognises work towards innovation in Sheffield

by Megan Stubbs | Mar 6, 2026 | Health, News, Top Story - Home Page Lead, Top Story 2 - Home Page sub 1, Uncategorised

Projects from across Sheffield have been recognised in the ‘Shaped in Sheffield’ campaign, an initiative giving UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) the opportunity to showcase their success. Led by UKRI, which invests £9 billion annually in research, the campaign...
Feminist organisation conducts annual campaign on reproductive rights

Feminist organisation conducts annual campaign on reproductive rights

by Leah Connolly | Mar 6, 2026 | Community, Education, Health, News, Politics, Top Story - Home Page Lead

A Sheffield-based feminist organisation ‘Worker’s Liberty’ is campaigning for reproductive rights during Lent in opposition to an anti-abortion campaign. US anti-abortionists ‘40 Days for Life’ had success in overturning Roe v Wade, and the members of Workers Liberty...
Barnsley police officers awarded for saving bus driver’s life 

Barnsley police officers awarded for saving bus driver’s life 

by Sophia Boothby | Mar 6, 2026 | Crime, News

Two Barnsley police officers received a national award for performing life-saving CPR on a bus driver after he went into cardiac arrest. PC Tony Tighe and PC Nick Deakin were called to the scene of an emergency on 21 February where the driver had collapsed at the...
Deadline extended for prestigious business awards

Deadline extended for prestigious business awards

by Sophia Boothby | Mar 6, 2026 | Culture, News, Top Story - Home Page Lead, Uncategorised

The deadline for the Made in Sheffield awards to celebrate local business has been extended. The event recognises local businesses successes in designing, producing and manufacturing goods globally. The deadline for entries which was originally 19 February was...
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