Sheffield FC warn many non-league clubs cannot afford another curtailment
The caution comes after a second successive non-league campaign has been null and voided.
International students share anger over paying high prices for mandatory quarantine
Thousands of students will be forced to pay the fee as their university courses resume in-person.
Mother thanks community after Sheffield house fire
A Sheffield mum-of-four has thanked the community for donations after a fire broke out in her home. The property was destroyed last Friday and the majority of the family's belongings were lost to smoke damage. Within days of the incident, the local community pulled...
Budget 2021: Sheffield theatres welcome much needed arts funding
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has allocated £700m of the latest Budget allocations to the sector.
Possible plans to connect Kelham to Sheffield city centre
Sheffield City Council have held a consultation in their hopes to connect Sheffield. The new route would link Neepsend – Kelham – City Centre The consultation, which ended on 3 March, was a new approach designed to transform travel throughout Sheffield, via...
Sheffield FC claim new stadium could make club more sustainable
Plans have been unveiled this week for a 4,000-capacity ground.
Crohn’s & Colitis UK looking for young IBD patients to take part in research project
The three-year scheme will be solely based in the Steel City, with funding from the University of Sheffield.
Mayor appoints director to help South Yorkshire’s art and culture sector recover from COVID-19
Kate Brindley has been selected by Dan Jarvis to revive the sector.
Dubai teenagers set up sustainable art project and donate Dhs1300 to Education Uninterrupted
Launched during the coronavirus outbreak, two teenagers, Shreya Chandrasekhar and Pooja Bhatia, studying at Dubai International Academy, took on the initiative of forming a platform - Beyond Art- creating a range of products that blend in art and sustainability. Due...
Tramlines Festival gets the 2021 ‘Go-Ahead’
Sheffield’s Tramlines Festival has been given the ‘go-ahead’ following the government’s recent Covid-19 roadmap out of lockdown. The provisional plan rests on a ‘normal’ summer, with hopes of the country being coronavirus free by June. PR representative for Tramlines...