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How The Bloomery is managing Sheffield’s struggling pub culture

How The Bloomery is managing Sheffield’s struggling pub culture

by Nia McCarney | Feb 12, 2026 | News

The Bloomery, a popular student pub in Broomhill, has managed to stay busy as a result of student patronage, throughout a period where many others have been forced to close their doors for the final time.  Abbie Wright, an employee at the Bloomery, said: “This pub, in...
Potholes worsen across Sheffield streets local drivers report damage and safety concerns

Potholes worsen across Sheffield streets local drivers report damage and safety concerns

by Gabrielle Ellis | Feb 12, 2026 | Community, Environment, News, Top Story 4 - Home Page Picture

In Sheffield, a growing number of potholes across residential and school routes in Sheffield have drivers reporting vehicle damage and safety concerns with some motorists describing the road surface as worsening week by week. Local Resident Charlotte, who regularly...
Sink hole forces road closure in Sheffield

Sink hole forces road closure in Sheffield

by Pati Gwiazda | Feb 12, 2026 | News, Top Story - Home Page Lead

Heavy rainfall in Sheffield has caused a sink hole to appear on Dore Road as a result of high water pressure weakening the ground. The road remains closed while crews further investigate the cause of the sink hole. Ian Cooper, a local resident, said: “The hole was...
Sheffield independent cafe reopens after third burglary in three years

Sheffield independent cafe reopens after third burglary in three years

by Gabrielle Ellis | Feb 12, 2026 | Crime, News, Top Story - Home Page Lead

Cafe owners arrived at work to find their door off its hinges and glass shattered following a break-in during the early hours of Sunday morning on the 25th January.  One of the co-owners of Husk Sheffield on Cemetery Road, Highfield was left distraught after...
‘Galentine’s Day’ floristry workshop aims to tackle loneliness in Sheffield

‘Galentine’s Day’ floristry workshop aims to tackle loneliness in Sheffield

by Livvy Massey | Feb 12, 2026 | News, Top Story - Home Page Lead, Uncategorised

Juliet Florals, a Yorkshire based florist company, are hosting a professional flower arranging session on February 15th for women in Dinnington, to celebrate Valentines day. The class will be lead by Michelle Stringer, an industry professional florist, and is aimed at...

First Bus increasing bus fares effective immediately next week

by Alex Lou | Aug 28, 2025 | News

South Yorkshire bus provider First Bus is increasing the prices of its bus fares next week, Mayor Oliver Coppard revealed on BBC Radio Sheffield on 28 Aug. The mayor criticised the move, which would increase bus fare prices in Sheffield, Rotherham and Doncaster.  He...
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