by Georgia Cook | May 3, 2024 | Culture, News
Half of Pete McKee’s original artwork has been found in the lead up to his new exhibition, but he’s still looking for more. Opening in November, McKee has been locating 25 pieces of his past work to star in Weston Park Museum. Sheffield Museums work with the community...
by Harry Thursby | May 3, 2024 | Community, News, Sport
Sheffield Croquet Club have been entered into a national competition after winning one of their Yorkshire leagues this season. They finished top of the 2023/24 Yorkshire Federation Golf Croquet Handicap League, beating Bishop Monkton to the title. Captain Ki Hulme...
by Grace Cunningham | May 3, 2024 | Community, News
This May’s Life, Loss and Death festival will be tackling why death is still such a difficult conversation to have for many people. Nick Deayton, Programme Manager of Compassionate Sheffield, talks about why he thinks the event is important. “10 years ago, these are...
by Elim Lau | May 3, 2024 | News
Sheffield students supporting Palestine have protested after violent clashes broke out in US campus protests. Hundreds of students protested outside the Student Union building on Western Bank to show solidarity with Palestine. The Sheffield Campus Coalition for...
by Madison Rolfe | May 3, 2024 | Culture, News
An exhibition in the centre of Sheffield is holding “Grief Karaoke” this weekend as a new way to help people deal with their bereavement. This Saturday from 6-9pm, at Bloc Projects on Eyre Lane, people are invited to come along and celebrate their loved...
by Robin Hibbs | May 3, 2024 | News, Watch
Cyclist campaigners have asked for change to make cycle routes in Sheffield safer and more accessible. On Saturday, hundreds attended campaign group Cycle Sheffield’s ‘Big Ride 2024’ around the city centre, starting and ending in Devonshire Green. Roy Ellis,...
