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An image submitted to Sheffield City Council of a mobile dust suppression system being proposed for the Blue Phoenix site at Beeley Wood Recycling Village, Middlewood

Beeley Wood Recycling Village: Site to expand despite residents’ objections

World Seniors sign Sheffield deal

World Seniors Snooker Championship to remain at the Crucible until at least 2027

The son of a 94-year-old Sheffield woman is furious that the cost of her care alarm has gone up by more than 40%

Yorkshire woman’s son slams 40 per cent care alarm price rise

Ardmore Street in Darnall, Sheffield, seen from Shirland Lane. New affordable housing is proposed for the site. Picture: Google Maps

Sheffield housing plan praised for potential to transform “blighted” land

The Grennel Mower: Sheffield pub granted new licence following shutting its doors over police concerns

Sheffield pub granted new licence following shutting its doors

Sheffield Council has a contract with Veolia

Council is in 'abusive relationship' with waste management company

The old Norton Aerodrome in Sheffield is earmarked for 270 homes by Sheffield City Council. It is a brownfield site in the green belt.

Former aerodrome could be used to store council machinery and vehicles

A public meeting at the Rose Garden Cafe in Graves Park, Sheffield, where architect Chris Hill from the firm Wainwrights outlined proposals for the restoration of the popular venue. Picture: Andy Kershaw, Save the Rose Garden Cafe campaign

Restoration work continuing on much-loved park cafe

A Sheffield pub is looking for a new licence following a period of time when it was out of business due to police concerns.

Sheffield pub shut down by police after customer threatened to “shoot” it up

A planning inspectors' hearing into the Sheffield Local Plan held at Sheffield Town Hall in October 2024, when objectors spoke about their opposition to a travellers' site and industrial area in Eckington Way.

Sheffield told it needs to find extra land for 3,500 new homes

A new proposal to alter an “agricultural barn” on a farm close to the Peak District in Sheffield has been submitted.

Homes could be created in ‘agricultural barn’ on farm close to Peak District

The Leadmill Ltd said it will continue to fight against its eviction.

'No clear timeline in place' after court rules against The Leadmill

Almost a hundred new homes could be built on a vacant and overgrown piece of land only a five-minute walk from the Meadowhall shopping centre in Sheffield.

Almost 100 new homes could be built a five-minute walk away from Meadowhall

Locals have supported plans for a 20mph zone in Walkley

'Very heartening' to see support for new 20mph zone in Yorkshire

A new 20mph speed limitwill be implemented following the decision of Sheffield councillors.

Roland Sebestyen

Mayor of South Yorkshire Oliver Coppard. PIC: Gerard Binks

Yorkshire needs investment to help place it at the forefront of transition

Sheffield primary school nursery will close its doors due to falling numbers

Workers outside Adelphi. (Pic credit: Sheffield City Council)

Adelphi Cinema: Historic Yorkshire cinema to undergo major transformation

A former electric substation and police cells will be converted into a new micropub - bottleshop - just outside Sheffield city centre.

Former electricity substation and police cells to be converted into micropub

Springfield School in Cavendish Street, Broomhall, Sheffield wants to close its nursery due to a fall in demand for places.

Yorkshire school set to permanently close after just 15 children enrol

The candleholder combines the idea of hands reaching up looking for peace and hope with the shape of a tree to represent new growth from the roots of the old. The wood and wire around the edges represent the barbed wire or boundaries holding people back and are interlaced with copper wire to signify togetherness and the importance of our connections with one another.

Holocaust Memorial Day marks 80 years since the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birk...

The candleholder combines the idea of hands reaching up looking for peace and hope with the shape of a tree to represent new growth from the roots of the old. The wood and wire around the edges represent the barbed wire or boundaries holding people back and are interlaced with copper wire to signify togetherness and the importance of our connections with one another.

Holocaust Memorial Day marks 80 years since the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birk...

The Northern General Hospital in Sheffield

Does Sheffield need a second A&E?

A new plan would see a historic building near Sheffield’s Victoria Quays to be converted into almost 30 new residential apartments.

‘The Straddle’ proposed to be converted into new apartments

Sheffield Town Hall. Photo: Marisa Cashill, National World

'Showing it's age' - Iconic Yorkshire town hall could be refurbished

Walkers and dog walkers in Graves Park Sheffield

Row intensifies over future of old nurseries at Graves Park in Sheffield

A long-running row about the future of the old nurseries in Graves Park in Sheffield has been stepped up by the park’s Friends group.

Julia Armstrong

Restoration work is proposed for the former Sheffield Salvation Army Citadel in the city centre

£1 million renovation plan on way for Sheffield Salvation Army Citadel

Family home to be converted into children’s home in Sheffield despite objections

Jessica Ennis-Hill poses next to her own gritter

‘Gritty Gritty Bang Bang’, ‘Usain Salt,’ ‘Wuthering Ice’ - best gritter names

Sheffield City Hall

Sheffield City Hall and Utilita Arena join ASM Global

Sheffield City Hall is one of two major venues that is now being run by management company ASM Global - the other is the Utilita Arena

'Exciting new chapter' promised for Sheffield Arena and Sheffield City Hall

Sheffield Council's public art officer Anna Netri pictured at the unveiling of the city Covid Memorial in 2023. Picture supplied by Anna Netri

Meet the woman responsible for brightening up the streets of Sheffield

Look Up art work locations around Sheffield - Taken from Look Up app.

Council spend on digital art project comes under fire

The funeral procession for Michael Collins passes through Sheffield on the way to St Patrick's Church, Barnsley Road, Sheffield Lane Top

Brother of 'Traveller King' buried next to Britain's biggest headstone

The opening day at Tramlines Festival 2024 saw huge crowds in Hillsborough Park, Sheffield

Tramlines and The Fringe generated more than £7 million for Sheffield economy

A report to be presented at the meeting explained that in 2022 a number of options were presented on how to take forward the plans to develop the site following the ending of the lease with the then-developer.

Sheffield Ski Village: Developer to start ‘masterplan’ for former ski village

West Bar roundabout has officially reopened after an extensive remodelling.

Video shows opening of 'Dutch' roundabout with 'safer' cycling options

West Bar roundabout has officially reopened after an extensive remodelling.

Watch cyclists and motorists take on new 'dutch' roundabout

An illustration of revised plans submitted by PTA Developments to Sheffield City Council for apartments on Carter Knowle Road, Sheffield on the site of the old Gospel Meeting Hall. Image: PTA Developments/Sheffield Council planning portal

Plan for new flats in Sheffield set to be rejected but objectors still worried

A Google Maps image from 2022 of TRAXX Sheffield, now called Chap Market, in Chapeltown Market Place. Neighbours have objected to a drinks and entertainment licence application by the venue

Chap Community Market: Objections to bid by Sheffield market venue

A Vida Sheffield group photo at the Everest Challenge fundraising climb to mark the 70th Anniversary of Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tensing at Awesome Walls in Sheffield.

Sheffield domestic abuse charity to close after lengthy fight for survival

Patrick Gray, grazing co-ordinator at Wild Sheffield, with the Dexter cattle and one Highland introduced to Rainbow Meadow at Shire Brook Valley Nature Reserve in Sheffield. PIC: Tony Johnson

New innovative grazing policy in Sheffield will boost biodiversity - YP Letters

A "luxurious" care home is planned to be built on a site of a pub in Parson Cross, Sheffield.

Yorkshire pub to be demolished to make way for 'luxurious' new care home

Knockout blow: Scott Richards (blue) in action at the World Boxing Cup at the EIS in Sheffield back in January. (Picture: Bruce Rollinson)

World Boxing Cup finals coming to Sheffield is big moment for Olympic future

A Google Map picture of an entrance to the Rivelin Valley Trail in Sheffield, which suffered significant damage from Storm Babet in autumn 2023. Repairs are now planned by Sheffield City Council

Sheffield Rivelin Valley Trail: Repairs on the way to Storm Babet damaged trail

A new proposal that would see offices in Sheffield city centre to be converted into more than 170 flats has been submitted.

The Balance: New plans submitted for conversion into more than 170 flats

The unusual project which is using cows to keep on top of meadows

A proposal to build a new block with more than 400 homes next to the Sheffield railway station has been submitted.

New plans for block with 400 homes next to Sheffield railway station submitted

Sheffield off-licence gets booze green light despite petition calling on council to stop it Johnny Green/PA Wire

Sheffield off-licence gets booze green light despite petition

Cows in Rainbow Meadow

New four-legged friends arrive at Shire Brook Valley

More than 100 new homes will be built to replace an iconic but “rapidly deteriorating” building in Sheffield city centre.

More than 100 new homes to replace Sheffield building ‘blighting’ city centre

Zambezi Lounge, on Attercliffe Road, has lost its licence “due to the premises continuing to carry out unauthorised licensable activities and repeatedly breaching conditions".

Sheffield bar loses licence for ‘repeatedly breaching conditions’

The former Byards Leap pub in Daresbury Drive, Arbourthorne, Sheffield last year - locals are opposing plans to convert it into a grocery store and off-licence

Sheffield locals object pub's conversion to off-licence over crime fears

Planning officers at Sheffield City Council will have to decide whether to allow a historic house built in the 1800s to be changed for flats on Burngreave Road.

19th-century Sheffield house with 40 rooms may become flats

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