Crabtree and Fir Vale see highest number of coronavirus deaths in South Yorkshire
The areas of Crabtree and Fir Vale in Sheffield are the worst hit by coronavirus deaths in South Yorkshire, an
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Sheffield cyclists share their experiences of taking to the roads during lockdown
Sheffield cyclists have enjoyed the city’s empty roads but fear that permanent changes to cycling infrastructure may not be implemented.
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Rock bottom: the colossal impact of Coronavirus lockdown on people with eating disorders
Lockdown and its accompanying stresses are difficult to handle at the best of times – but for people with eating
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Sheffield City Council pledges extra funding for care homes during coronavirus crisis
Sheffield City Council has announced extra funding for care homes during the coronavirus outbreak, as the pandemic continues to place
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Exercise labels on food: physical health or mental distress?
A proposal to mark foods with exercise guidelines to encourage better diet habits has sparked a debate on the physical
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Sheffield to host ‘Stamma-fest’ 2020 conference
The British Stammering Association has announced its annual conference ‘Stamma-fest’ will be in Sheffield next year. The conference will take
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Study finds Sheffield children are some of the most active in the region
A report has revealed less than 50% of children and young people in South Yorkshire are doing 60 minutes of
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Less than three in ten Sheffield residents practice safe sex
Less than a third of people in Sheffield admit to practicing safe sex, a new report has revealed. 55% of
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Sheffield Uni research centres launched to tackle ‘the great global challenges of time’
New flagship research institutes are being launched by the University of Sheffield today. Nearly 300 researchers from across the university
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Life expectancy falls for most deprived women in Sheffield
The life expectancy of the most deprived women in Sheffield has fallen by 4% over the last nine years. Speaking
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