Local elections show anger towards Labour and Conservatives Brexit stance
The two main parties were sent a message by both sides of the Brexit debate after big losses in the
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Celebration in the cemetery: Activists and council move forward preserving Sheffield heritage site
When Jim Dimond rose to speak in the Sheffield General Cemetery last Saturday, it marked a significant stepping stone in
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How the ‘forgotten’ World Cup could have changed the course of women’s football
Imagine this: you’re taken out of school to represent your country in its first unofficial Women’s World Cup. You fly
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From Sheffield to Grenfell: Two cities united
A charity worker from Sheffield will start a six-day marathon tomorrow in aid of the Grenfell Foundation. Mik Parkin, 46,
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South Yorkshire rockers Your Life And Mine release mental health awareness single
South Yorkshire rockers Your Life And Mine are set to release a single which will raise awareness of mental health
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Ten things to do in Sheffield this bank holiday weekend
The beginning of May is always welcomed by the British population, due to the first weekend of the month being
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Parents rise up: Sheffield Green Parents to hold climate protest this month
Sheffield Green Parents say we are not listening to experts or doing enough as the group plans to hold a
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The People’s Republic of South Yorkshire – a retrospective
As Sheffield prepares for this year’s council elections, we remember the so-called ‘People’s Republic of South Yorkshire’, Sheffield’s fiercely left-wing
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Free cash machines vanishing from Sheffield
Whether you need cash for the bus or a much needed kebab from West Street, we all love a free
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Who you gonna call? Inside the world of Sheffield’s ghost-hunting scene
The glorious weather blessing Sheffield’s streets has meant spring evening’s spent in the sun, relaxing in a beer garden or
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