WATCH: The art exhibit ‘Silent Language’ was hosted in Sheffield last Thursday
Sheffield hosts Silent Language exhibition, with nineteen collaborating artists.
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Sheffield City Council launch £90k plan to investigate new pedestrian crossings
Plans for three new pedestrian crossings in Sheffield have moved forward after £90,000 was approved to fund initial investigations. Sheffield City Council’s finance and performance policy committee agreed to the proposals on Monday (16 March). The proposed schemes are...
Sheffield Adventure Film Festival celebrates its 20th year
For its 20th anniversary, the festival will be hosted at the Showroom Cinema, and will be holding a huge number of events this weekend. The film festival has grown exponentially throughout the years, gaining popularity amongst film makers and anyone with a passion for...
WATCH: Giving people a second chance: the Sheffield charity tackling homelessness head-on
Emmaus Sheffield has opened a stall at the Kelham Flea Market, intending to appeal to a more diverse range of customers and to give homeless people a second chance at work....
Sheffield residents divided over changes to recycling
Sheffield city council has finalized plans to increase the size of blue bins throughout the area. The change is apart of the "Simpler Recycling" initiative brought in by the council in September 2024. The change will see blue bins, which are used for paper and card...
Pattern + Push returns to Tramlines Festival with new acts announced
Tramlines Festival announced a new wave of artists for 2026, with the return of Pattern + Push, who will host a Saturday takeover of female artists from Sheffield. This will include DJs and performers from across the city, providing a platform for local talent and...
Sheffield City Council budget update shows significant savings
Sheffield City Council's annual Q3 Budget Monitoring Report has shown a significant improvement in the council's financial position. The recent report shows the City Council has spent £4.7m less than budgeted, thanks to savings made in SEN (special educational needs)...
The Climbing Works Managing Director to retire after final edition of its International Festival
Graeme Alderson, Managing Director of The Climbing Works, will retire after the final edition of The Rab Climbing Works International Festival 2026 this weekend. Alderson formed part of the trio who founded the centre in 2006. Elite boulders from around the...
New production studio launched for adults with additional needs
Sheffield based charity 'Work Ltd Studio' support students with additional needs to be part of professional film productions, working with businesses and organisations within the Sheffield community. The project is headed by Adam McGrath and Callum Wear, two...
