Features

Thrifty: Clare Tollick, author of Sheffield food blog 'Feast and Glory' has challenged herself to live on just £1 a day as part of a national campaign (photo: James Silcocks)

Could you live on £1 a day?

James Silcocks meets a Sheffield food blogger who has taken up the challenge, and finds out what it means to Live Below the Line

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Sheffield woman plugs gender gap in knife making

Grace Horne is challenging gender stereotypes with her contemporary knives.

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Park Hill: a significant jigsaw piece in the history of social housing

As Park Hill is set to be immortalised in film for the new flick, 71. Andrew Tildesley celebrates the story of Sheffield's most colourful listed building.

The new allotment site at Endcliffe Village (photo: )

Are we Eco-warriors? How Sheffield became the UK's greenest city

Sheffield may be the greenest city in the UK, but what are communities doing to sustain it? Sarah Dawood speaks to steel city’s diverse community of environmental groups to find out what services the eco-warriors of Sheffield provide, and the difference their contributions can make.

Jonathan Cummings is teaching in the Fusion's kitchen. (photo: )

Finding organic food in Sheffield

Surrounded by the heritage of Sheffield’s former cutlery works, a café is providing organic and biodynamic light meals, and also offering apprenticeships to the students of Freeman College.