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Sheffield’s frustration at plans to drop banning fur and foie gras importation.
Sheffield reacts with anger as Rishi Sunak’s government dropped a proposed ban on importing fur and foie gras earlier this week. Annabel Wroath, a member of The University of Sheffield’s Conservation Society, said: “we are meant to be leading in climate change and...
Chapeltown residents ‘disgusted’ by man who offered Prime drink before sexually assaulting Sheffield girl
A quiet, suburban area of Sheffield has been rocked by the ‘shocking’ news of a teenager being sexually assaulted as she walked along a main road. Wishing to remain anonymous, a Mount Pleasant Close resident who lives just metres from where the attack happened...
Sheffield taxi drivers say Clean Air zone is a “cash grab”
Taxi drivers are complaining about Sheffield's City Council's new clean air zone and the new charges to commercial vehicles. Altan Alan, 49, Sheffield taxi driver said: "were dying as it is, with everything going up, the cost of living going up." "They say it's only...
Sheffield ‘not queer enough’ says local author during LGBT+ History Month.
Kirsty Loehr, the author of A Short History of Queer Women, explains why queer history needs to be recognised and what Sheffield can do better. LGBT+ History Month is an annual monthly celebration of lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans, and non-binary history. Ms Loehr...
Sheffield University-Cathedral tramline reopens after track repairs
Sheffield's University to Cathedral tramline re-opened today after a period of mechanical failure and track repairs. The line that connects the University stop to Sheffield Cathedral usually stops at West Street and City Hall, and has been closed since February 6th to...
SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY CLEARED OF OVERCROWDING
Sheffield Wednesday have been cleared of overcrowding and safety concerns following last month’s FA Cup victory over Newcastle United. Sheffield City Council commissioned the safety review which found “all aspects” of safety requirements were met. Councillor Joe...
Doncaster teenager launches desperate plea for his missing family after Turkey earthquake
A distraught teenager has launched a desperate plea to help find his family who arefeared trapped in the rubble at the epicentre of the Turkey and Syria earthquake. Soner Ekiztas, 17, from Lewyns Drive in Doncaster has raised over £4,000 for his dad andcousin who have...
Dance for donations: Virtual dance party raising money for children’s hospital
Pinder Dance Productions has organised a virtual dance party in aid of Sheffield Children’s Hospital Charity's annual Pyjama Day. For the third annual Pyjama Day, the dance company, based in the city centre, is expecting hundreds of screens to join its ‘wake and...
