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'There used to be pubs all over and now there’s not - it's another one gone'
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info People who live near a pub that looks set to be replaced have been speaking about the plans. Planning documents show that The Vine Inn in Handel Street, St Ann's, has been bought by developers who want to convert it into seven flats. The developers, Dale Insurance Underwriting Services Limited (DIUS) in Nottingham, have bought the pub premises and outlin...
Giant inflatable monsters have once again been spotted in Nottingham
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More infoGiant monsters have been popping up all over the city as part of a special half-term event. There are more monsters to spot in the 2024 event than ever before, with the inflatable creatures taking up residence on various rooftops across Nottingham. You will be able to spot the monsters from Saturday, October 26, until Sunday, November 3. This year there ar...
'To them, it's just a game... to us it's our livelihood'
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More infoA local business owner says the 'terrifying' prospect of having a nearby entrance to Nottingham train station closed could have disastrous consequences for nearby businesses. Nottingham’s Station Street entrance remains open following an announcement that the closure was supposed to take place on Monday, October 28. After the announcement from East Midland...
'Always in our hearts' - touching tributes left for Liam Payne at city vigil
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More infoCrowds gathered in Nottingham to pay tribute to musician Liam Payne. The One Direction star died on Wednesday, October 16, after he tragically fell from the third floor of a hotel in Argentina. Thousands of people have been mourning the singer's death across the globe, with vigils being held in cities like Birmingham and London. On Sunday, October 27, fans...
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Claire Throssell vows to 'challenge every court in the land'
A campaigning mother whose two sons were killed by their father has urged the Government to re-haul the family court system to avoid more children “being handed to abusers”.
Since Claire Throssell’s two sons were killed in 2014, seven more children have died at the hands of a known perpetrator of domestic abuse, calling for tighter legislation on children’s rights in family courts.
Ms Throssell said: “I’ve been fighting the authorities for years in Sheffield… I promised Jack and Paul as I held
Since Claire Throssell’s two sons were killed in 2014, seven more children have died at the hands of a known perpetrator of domestic abuse, calling for tighter legislation on children’s rights in family courts.
Ms Throssell said: “I’ve been fighting the authorities for years in Sheffield… I promised Jack and Paul as I held
WATCH: Sheffield Christmas market opens this weekend representing local businesses
The annual festive markets opened this weekend supporting local business, offering festive treats, gifts and decorations to visitors.
With over 50 vendors, over 80 per cent represented local businesses each offering a different unique festivity to customers.
The Yorkshire Print Company, Toadstool House Art and Pure Pet Food were amongst many of the local businesses available at the Christmas markets.
The Yorkshire Print Company offering ‘tongue in cheek’ Yorkshire themed prints, Toadstool Hou
With over 50 vendors, over 80 per cent represented local businesses each offering a different unique festivity to customers.
The Yorkshire Print Company, Toadstool House Art and Pure Pet Food were amongst many of the local businesses available at the Christmas markets.
The Yorkshire Print Company offering ‘tongue in cheek’ Yorkshire themed prints, Toadstool Hou
Green Party condemn School League Tables calling for them to be scrapped
The Sheffield Green party has called for League tables to be scrapped due to the ‘competitive culture’ created.
The Department for Education recently released School League tables for 2022-23, where Mercia School, High Storrs School and Tapton School were named the top three performing schools in the Sheffield region.
Sheffield Green Party Councillor and Deputy Chair of the Education, Children and Families Policy Committee Maroof Raouf, said: “League tables perpetuate an insidious culture fixa
The Department for Education recently released School League tables for 2022-23, where Mercia School, High Storrs School and Tapton School were named the top three performing schools in the Sheffield region.
Sheffield Green Party Councillor and Deputy Chair of the Education, Children and Families Policy Committee Maroof Raouf, said: “League tables perpetuate an insidious culture fixa
BREAKING: Man released on bail following death of Adam Johnson ice hockey player
An arrest has been made following the investigation into the death of Nottingham Panthers player Adam Johnson.
Officers announced today that a man has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and remains in police custody at this time.
On Saturday 28 October Adam Johnson was seriously injured during an ice hockey game between Nottingham Panthers and Sheffield Steelers and was later pronounced dead in hospital due to a fatal neck injury.
Detective Chief Superintendent Becs Horsfall said: “Ou
Officers announced today that a man has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and remains in police custody at this time.
On Saturday 28 October Adam Johnson was seriously injured during an ice hockey game between Nottingham Panthers and Sheffield Steelers and was later pronounced dead in hospital due to a fatal neck injury.
Detective Chief Superintendent Becs Horsfall said: “Ou
WATCH: People of Sheffield gathered to remember those who served at Remembrance Sunday service
Hundreds of people gathered at Barker’s Pool to attend the annual Sheffield Remembrance service.
11 November marked 104 years ago since the First World War ended in 1918.
Wreaths were laid in tribute by dignitaries and military personnel at the Sheffield war memorial, which was watched over by the four soldiers statue in silence.
A resounding applause was given by the people that gathered to commemorate the Standard bearers, veterans, military and civilian personnel that marched around the ce
11 November marked 104 years ago since the First World War ended in 1918.
Wreaths were laid in tribute by dignitaries and military personnel at the Sheffield war memorial, which was watched over by the four soldiers statue in silence.
A resounding applause was given by the people that gathered to commemorate the Standard bearers, veterans, military and civilian personnel that marched around the ce
Sheffield’s best and worst performing schools have been released - The Steel View
Image Credit: https://twitter.com/MerciaSchool/status/1542237950578249734
The Department for Education recently published its League table establishing the best and worst performing schools in the region according to ‘progress 8’.
Progress 8 refers to how much progress pupils at this school made between the end of key stage 2 and the end of key stage 4, compared to pupils across England who got similar results at the end of key stage 2.
The measure was introduced in 2016 in order to ass...
The Department for Education recently published its League table establishing the best and worst performing schools in the region according to ‘progress 8’.
Progress 8 refers to how much progress pupils at this school made between the end of key stage 2 and the end of key stage 4, compared to pupils across England who got similar results at the end of key stage 2.
The measure was introduced in 2016 in order to ass...
Shop owners in Catcliffe left devastated after impacts of flood
Owners of a convenience store in Catcliffe have been left unable to open for three weeks due to the impacts caused by Storm Babet.
Roj-Kumar Bagawathram, 35, owner of the Family Shopper in Catcliffe has estimated that his business has lost over £100,000 due to the loss of trade caused by the flood.
Flooded water reaching two-and-a-half metres high inside the premises, meant all the shelving has been destroyed and remains floating around the shop.
The stock on shelves have been obliterated, le
Roj-Kumar Bagawathram, 35, owner of the Family Shopper in Catcliffe has estimated that his business has lost over £100,000 due to the loss of trade caused by the flood.
Flooded water reaching two-and-a-half metres high inside the premises, meant all the shelving has been destroyed and remains floating around the shop.
The stock on shelves have been obliterated, le
Three men arrested over suspected exploitation
Three men were arrested 31 October in Manor and Arbouthorne due to suspected exploitation.
The men were arrested as part of a ‘joint operation’ by the police targeting locations in Sheffield linked with exploitation.
A 36 year old man has been arrested and put on bail on suspicion of exploitation and forced labour following a warrant at a residential address in the Manor area.
Also two men aged 37 and 29 were also arrested and remain in police custody on suspicion of immigration offen...
The men were arrested as part of a ‘joint operation’ by the police targeting locations in Sheffield linked with exploitation.
A 36 year old man has been arrested and put on bail on suspicion of exploitation and forced labour following a warrant at a residential address in the Manor area.
Also two men aged 37 and 29 were also arrested and remain in police custody on suspicion of immigration offen...
Former banned boxer Liam Cameron reaches one year sober
The boxer from Littledale in Sheffield celebrated his 33rd birthday and ‘one year sober’ on Saturday.
Mr Cameron said: “It was good but it was just a little goal. I’ll never drink again, that’s 100%.
“A year’s an achievement, but it’s just an ordinary day. It’s nice to say I’ve not drunk for a year.”
The Commonwealth Champion served a four year ban from the sport from 2018-2022 due to alleged ‘minute tracing of cocaine’ – which he unwaveringly denies.
In July 2020, Mr Cameron’s step daughter
Mr Cameron said: “It was good but it was just a little goal. I’ll never drink again, that’s 100%.
“A year’s an achievement, but it’s just an ordinary day. It’s nice to say I’ve not drunk for a year.”
The Commonwealth Champion served a four year ban from the sport from 2018-2022 due to alleged ‘minute tracing of cocaine’ – which he unwaveringly denies.
In July 2020, Mr Cameron’s step daughter
WATCH: Storm Babet affects roads and transport - The Steel View
Transport disruptions and road closures have been issued due to the storm.
The following roads have been impacted: Upwell Street, Penny Lane, Fife Street, Beaver Hill Road and Mosborough Parkway into the city.
Pedestrians using these roads have been advised to find an alternative route.
The bus services affected include:
2 Sheffield – BarnsleyBuses are not able to reach stops on Broadcar Road and Milton Road in Hoyland.
21 Rotherham – HarthillBuses can’t reach stops on Worrygoo...
The following roads have been impacted: Upwell Street, Penny Lane, Fife Street, Beaver Hill Road and Mosborough Parkway into the city.
Pedestrians using these roads have been advised to find an alternative route.
The bus services affected include:
2 Sheffield – BarnsleyBuses are not able to reach stops on Broadcar Road and Milton Road in Hoyland.
21 Rotherham – HarthillBuses can’t reach stops on Worrygoo...
Future of the Rose Garden Café is restored by Sheffield City Council
Sheffield City Council have agreed to launch an action plan in order to save the future of the beloved Rose Garden Cafe in Graves Park.
An ‘extraordinary’ Charity Trustee Sub-Committee meeting held on Wednesday determined a ‘partnership approach’ which was necessary to secure the future of the café .
Councillor Ian Auckland, representing the Graves Park Ward and Chair of the Charity Trustee Sub-committee said: “So long as that partnership works to restore the building, we can forget about anyt
An ‘extraordinary’ Charity Trustee Sub-Committee meeting held on Wednesday determined a ‘partnership approach’ which was necessary to secure the future of the café .
Councillor Ian Auckland, representing the Graves Park Ward and Chair of the Charity Trustee Sub-committee said: “So long as that partnership works to restore the building, we can forget about anyt
Sheffield football charity launched in bid to open heritage museum in the 'birthplace of football'
The ‘Sheffield Home of Football’ charity celebrated its official launch, amongst footballing legends, at the Town Hall last week.
The event was attended by former Sheffield United and England captain Tony Currie, former International World Cup referee Keith Hackett, the Lord Mayor Councillor Colin Ross and Councillor Denise Fox.
It marked a celebration of the charity becoming officially registered and appointing a new board of trustees.
Trustee and Media Officer of SHoF and former BBC Journal
The event was attended by former Sheffield United and England captain Tony Currie, former International World Cup referee Keith Hackett, the Lord Mayor Councillor Colin Ross and Councillor Denise Fox.
It marked a celebration of the charity becoming officially registered and appointing a new board of trustees.
Trustee and Media Officer of SHoF and former BBC Journal
Abbeydale brewery add new beer to Leadmill campaign
The #WeCan’tLoseLeadmill campaign gained support from Sheffield’s Abbeydale brewery, who have created a new IPA in collaboration with the iconic venue.
Abbeydale’s ‘Soul of Sheffield’ IPA is the fourth beer to be added to the collection, alongside ones from Thornbridge, Triple Point Brewery and Heist Brewing company.
Robin Baker, aged 36, from the Sales Duty Export department at Abbeydale brewery said: “We’ve always been passionate about supporting local business, it’s one of the reasons we do
Abbeydale’s ‘Soul of Sheffield’ IPA is the fourth beer to be added to the collection, alongside ones from Thornbridge, Triple Point Brewery and Heist Brewing company.
Robin Baker, aged 36, from the Sales Duty Export department at Abbeydale brewery said: “We’ve always been passionate about supporting local business, it’s one of the reasons we do
Are new post-punk band ‘City Parking’ set to finally shift Sheffield’s music scene from its indie roots? - ShefNews
New post-punk band City Parking have set the UK’s music stage alight after being played on a major UK radio station.
The post-punk band released an EP last month featuring the popular track ‘It’s Mad Round Here’ which was played last week by Steve Lamacq on BBC Radio 6 as well as on BBC York.
Jade Cook, lead singer, aged 26 from Ecclesfield, said: “It was a massive surprise and we’re very grateful for it.
“We would never have expected our music to get played on the Steve Lamacq show. S...
The post-punk band released an EP last month featuring the popular track ‘It’s Mad Round Here’ which was played last week by Steve Lamacq on BBC Radio 6 as well as on BBC York.
Jade Cook, lead singer, aged 26 from Ecclesfield, said: “It was a massive surprise and we’re very grateful for it.
“We would never have expected our music to get played on the Steve Lamacq show. S...
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