Miners’ tennis courts to be upgraded for the first time in over 30 years
Tennis courts set to be resurfaced in time for Summer.
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Sheffield City Council under pressure to remove lamppost flags
Campaigners are urging the council to take down the St George’s and Union Jack flags across Sheffield amid claims of residents feeling unsafe. In an open letter to the council, campaigners, Sheffield Communities Against Racism and Facism, SCARF, demand urgent action....
Autism Pride Day to be celebrated in Doncaster for the first time ever
Doncaster is set to make history in Sandall Park by hosting a day dedicated to celebrating neurodivergent identity, strength and community. Lauren Platts, organiser and charity trustee, said: “It is a celebration and it is about trying to get autistic children and...
Sheffield company pioneering stem cell therapies thanks to funding scheme
A Sheffield Science and investment scheme has helped to develop treatment for the 430 million people who experience hearing loss globally. Rinri Therapeutics, a biotechnology company, which arose from the University of Sheffield has been pioneering stem cell...
Watch: Sheffield City Nature Challenge launched to promote biodiversity
Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust has launched a city-wide competition to record biodiversity. Sheffield City Nature Count 2026 aims to encourage residents from across Sheffield to explore the city’s green spaces and get out into nature. The...
Kelham Pride to come back for a third year
On 20 June, Kelham Pride will return to Sheffield with more stalls, stages, and acts than ever before. The free, one-day event is organised by Kelham Island and Neepsend Community Alliance (KINCA) in collaboration with Love Kelham CIC, and has partnered with nine...
Sheffield street lined with pink balloons for teenager Cherish Bean after holiday tragedy
Groups of young friends wearing pink clung to one another as they tearfully celebrated the life of a Sheffield girl who died while on holiday. Cherish Bean, 15, of Parson Cross, was found dead along with her boyfriend, Ethan Slater, 17, from Shiregreen, at a holiday...
Battle of Orgreave inquiry begins as many hope for answers
After 40 years, an independent inquiry on the Battle of Orgreave has been launched by the government. Orgreave is still remembered as one of the worst moments of the 1984–85 Miners' Strike, where police officers and miners went head to head outside a coking...
Not-for-profit organisation Percy Street Collective to transform Neepsend Lane junction into outdoor community space
Not-for-profit organisation Percy Street Collective is holding monthly sessions to transform an area of Neepsend Lane into a beautiful outdoor space. The Neepsend Lane Pitstop Project runs sessions on the last Saturday of every month, and invites volunteers to garden,...
