Covid Crackdowns in Page Hall
Whilst police officers are regularly carrying on enforcement operations and days of action, Friday was the first involving a full partnership approach.
Sheffield Brewery Relaunches ‘I Love You, Will U Marry Me’ Beer
After the original message was removed last week, Thornbridge Brewery have relaunched the beer, with all the profits going to Sheffield Mind.
Flooding and road safety fears if Deepcar development goes ahead
Planning permission for 41 houses in Deepcar has been recommended for approval by the Sheffield City Council Planning and Highways Committee.
Modernisation move worth £1.4 million for libraries across Rotherham underway
A modernisation move worth £1.4 million for 15 libraries across Rotherham is now underway.
Super-Market Staff Abused for Implementing Covid-19 Restrictions
Employees of supermarkets have reportedly been sworn, shouted at, and physically abused when asking customers to social distance and wear a mask.
Fear or relief? Government begin planning to end lockdown.
Many people in Sheffield share optimism after Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s announcement of plans to exit the national lockdown. Cities like Sheffield currently have lowering coronavirus cases which many say is a good sign.
Do they expect us to over-work in order to succeed?
Small businesses are a fundamental part of the supply chain, however 7.6 million+ jobs are not deemed worthy of saving by Rishi Sunak and the UK government. For many decades these people owning small businesses have been referred to as the ‘backbone of the economy’ and are not given the same help and support as the employed/ self-employed.
Rotherham COVID-19 memorial garden to open in March
The Hope Fields memorial has been approved to open in Thrybergh Country Park, to honour the victims of the Covid pandemic.
Machete wielding man jailed for six years
Kiel Tetley, of Bowness Drive, pleaded guilty to Section 18 assault and threatening to cause damage at a previous hearing.
The Pen Pal Project helping Sheffield children get through lockdown
CHILDREN IN Sheffield have been given the opportunity to make pen pal friends during lockdown to improve their mental health. The scheme, which 60 children have already signed up for, has been set up by Always an Alternative; an organisation that focuses on reducing...