Sheffield Blitz survivors to be celebrated in new book
The last generation who lived through the Sheffield Blitz will tell their stories at a new book launch next week.
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Sheffield Director of Public Health: The Indian variant will come to us
Sheffield’s Director of Public Health, Greg Fell, has warned the public about the new COVID-19 variant that was first discovered in India as the city became the most infectious area for coronavirus in South Yorkshire this week. The Indian variant has caused concern...
Islam association returns to feeding the homeless after lockdown
A Sheffield Muslim association has given its first food donation of 2021 as part of its campaign to deliver food to homeless people. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Sheffield (AMA Sheffield) served more than 80 people with boiled rice and lentils at Cathedral Archer...
MA students launch campaign to make Sheffield’s green spaces safer
A campaign has been launched by students at The University of Sheffield to make the city’s green spaces safer. The Park Light initiative was set up by a group of MA trainee journalists after an increase in violent and sexual assaults. Lydia Kerin, 22, one of the...
MA students launch campaign to make Sheffield’s green spaces safer
A campaign has been launched by students at The University of Sheffield to make the city’s green spaces safer. The Park Light initiative was set up by a group of MA trainee journalists after an increase in violent and sexual assaults. Lydia Kerin, 22, one of the...
Our Bodies Our Streets creates map of Sheffield street harassment
Intersectional feminist campaign group “Our Bodies Our Streets” has launched a Street Harassment Experience Map to raise awareness and bring evidence to local government for safety in Sheffield. They're working for safer and more equal spaces for women and...
Sheffield mosque adds knife amnesty bin
South Yorkshire Police have installed a knife amnesty bin at the Madina Masjid Mosque, to reduce the number of people with knives and guns in the streets The idea is for weapons to be anonymously dropped off at the place of worship in Sharrow so they can be later...
Mental Health Awareness week celebrates nature
For national Mental Health Awareness Week, a charity has chosen a 'nature' theme to create awareness around masculine toxicity. Tough Enough To Care (TETC), who focus on men's wellbeing, are encouraging open discussions to enhance psychological and emotional health....
Palestine will be free, Save Sheikh Jarrah action in Sheffield
On Tuesday this week, a protest was held in front of Sheffield City Hall as part of the 'free Palestine' campaign. Hundreds of young people came out to support following the recent Israeli airstrikes on Sheikh Jarrah in East Jerusalem, resulting in over 70 deaths at...
