Efforts in Rotherham to reclaim union jack from ‘right-wing extremists’ may create more serious repercussions
Conservative Officer Ben Nuttall talks on Community groups in Rotherham flying the Union Jack and St George’s flags in efforts to take back power and contradict conservative efforts of foreign
intimidation.
Staff speak out after hospital parking prices rise
A petition has been launched after a rise at Sheffield’s Northern General.
Rival petitions over claims of noisy street preachers in Sheffield City Centre
There are fears amplified noise in Sheffield city centre has become a public nuisance.
Two Barnsley teenagers put their entrepreneurial skills to the test by running a car detailing company
The pair have been widely trusted and commended by clients in Barnsley and Sheffield since starting in August last year.
Playwright creates menopausal resource for fellow writers
The launch of a resource and project for writers struggling with menopause.
Sheffield-based short film “Hooked” launches crowdfunder amid partnership with The Forward Trust
“Hooked” explores addiction and systemic failures from a local perspective.
Night-time Safety Charter aims to create safer environment for women and girls in Sheffield City Centre
Councillor Joe Otten tells ShefNews why the renewal is necessary for the city.
Sheffield run-club launches new women’s buddy system to keep runners safe
The Hillsborough and Rivelin Run Club has introduced a new buddies system to track female solo runners and keep them safe.
Blues bands take the stage at Sidney and Matilda in aid of Palestine
On Saturday 7th of February, grassroots music venue Sidney & Matilda hosted a selection of Blues bands all in support of Palestinian Aid.
From lectures to launch night: Student opens new Sheffield restaurant
Dylan McConnachie-Pace, a third-year Dentistry student at the University of Sheffield, is balancing his studies with the opening of The Aston on Glossop Road.