by Amelie White | May 15, 2026 | Culture, News, Top Story - Home Page Lead, Watch
A festival which spotlights artwork from artists with autism and learning difficulties, has been extended to South Yorkshire for the first time. Artworks Together Festival Producer, Gemma Woffinden, said: “It is about reducing barriers to people engaging with the...
by Marshal Henshaw | May 14, 2026 | News, Politics, Top Story - Home Page Lead
Photo by Harrison Qi on Unsplash The reopening of Doncaster Sheffield Airport is set to go ahead, after Reform representatives agreed to approve plans to allocate a £57m loan to the project. Following the airport’s closure in 2022, central government and...
by Annie Downer | May 14, 2026 | News, Sport, Top Story - Home Page Lead
The 70th edition of the men’s Rapha Lincoln Grand Prix, part of the Lloyds British Cycling National Road Series, took place on Sunday 10 May. In one of the most prestigious races on the cycling calendar, Alex Foster of Cycling Sheffield placed 4th overall and 1st in...
by Marshal Henshaw | May 14, 2026 | Culture, News, Top Story - Home Page Lead, Watch
The annual event Open Up Artists’ Studios returned this month for its 28th anniversary. The festival saw more than 140 artists from over 90 studios open their doors to the public, with creators from a range of disciplines coming together across Sheffield and South...
by Evie Deehan | May 8, 2026 | Top Story - Home Page Lead
Council leader Tom Hunt lost his position in the Sheffield City Council after the Green Party Councillor, Andy Davies, won by a small margin. The race was incredibly tight with 73 votes between Green and Labour, with 2,794 and 2,721, respectively. Reform UK followed...
by Joseph D'Ambrosio | May 7, 2026 | News, Top Story - Home Page Lead
Campaigners in Sheffield have reported vandalism on outdoor signs as voters take to polling stations today to vote in the local elections. Sheffield City Council has 28 of 84 seats up for election, whereby voters can choose one candidate for their ward. In Barnsley,...
