How coffee culture is thriving in Sheffield
From coffee shops, to coffee roasters and coffee suppliers, Sheffield is bursting at the seams with beans When the Guardian
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Features
Homeless sleeper buses to hit the road in South Yorkshire this year
Two decommissioned double-deckers are to be converted into sleeper buses for the homeless. Mark Whitehead, head of the not-profit group
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How mindfulness can help combat Brexit blues
It is an uncertain time for people all over the UK. Brexit is coming to a head and it seems
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Buhurt: the modern medieval martial art with its UK centre based in Sheffield
The Northern Lists Armoured Arena, located next to St Catherine’s Nursing Home on the Burngreave Road, is not where you
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Helping liberate young people to find their voices in South Yorkshire
In the last few years the world of creative writing and poetry has gained a lot of traction, both online
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No offence: are we really the snowflake generation?
“You are not special. You are not a beautiful and unique snowflake.” This line from Chuck Palahniuk’s popular book and
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Steel City’s softer side: how Sheffield found its vegan voice
Sheffield has a long and illustrious history of industry, and a strong heritage of working class roots, something that has
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Opening of ‘Leisure Time’ at S1 Artspace: Closing the gap between art and community
For many of us, the concept of art still recalls historic institutions; cold, quiet, filled with American tourists, their noses
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Unity Gym: The project working to improve young lives in Sheffield
The Unity Gym occupies a nondescript, unassuming building in the city centre area of Broomhall. The only signal to passers-by
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Second jobs and rising costs: Why Christmas isn’t that merry for skint students
If you’re a student in Sheffield and out of pocket at this time of year, the chances are you’re not
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