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Sheffield-Green council coalition deal falls apart

Sheffield-Green council coalition deal falls apart
A power-sharing deal between the Labour and Green groups at Sheffield City Council has fallen apart, just days after it was announced.

Talbot Specialist School, in Lees Hall Road, which shares a site with Newfield Secondary School. Members of the NEU have called six days of strike action over November 2026.

Staff at Yorkshire school strike over 'excessive workload'

The main stage at Tramlines in Hillsbrough Park, Sheffield.

Sheffield reveals theme behind bid to become City of Culture 2029

Jonathan Hobson and the S12 Green Belt group. Credit: BBC

Greenbelt build could go on for length of children’s whole primary education

More than 200 Sheffield council homes are set to get rooftop solar PV panels at a total cost of £1 million

Tenants with poor energy efficiency could get solar panels

The Hope Valley rail line in Sheffield, seen from Twentywell Lane, Bradway, looking back to Totley and Dore station. Image: Google Maps

Sheffield woman fears she is being “poisoned” by diesel emissions from trains

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Sheffield shortlisted in the final four for UK City of Culture 2029

32-year-old Ryan Roxburgh is charged with 11 counts of burglary other than dwelling and one count of attempt burglary other than dwelling with intent to steal. He has appeared at Sheffield Magistrates' Court

Sheffield woman sentenced after 40 dogs found living in squalor

Simon Crump has written an acclaimed 'autofiction' book about being a cleaner which has received a glowing review in The Times after being published by Yorkshire's Bluemoose Books. Picture: James Hardisty..

Tree protester-turned-cleaner pens 'brilliantly special' book

A view of the site from Rivelin Park Road, where the nearest houses are located.

Green belt land in Yorkshire set to be turned into dog field

Graves Park Outdoor Pickleball. Credit: Sheffield Pickleball Club

The racket sport taking Sheffield by storm after tennis 'got too expensive'

Pool Square in Sheffield city centre

Council repaints 'L' on Pool Square street sign eight times after vandals strike

Millhouses Park Pickleball 22 July.

Pickleball: The tennis-like sport taking Sheffield by storm

Zebra crossings on side roads are less expensive than the crossings we are used to seeing on city main roads

New zebra crossings plan for Sheffield side roads

Members of the Rose Garden Cafe Partnership celebrate the news that Sheffield City Council has granted planning permission for restoration work and extensions to the building in Graves Park. Picture: Rose Garden Cafe Partnership

Sheffield Graves Park: Big step forward in campaign to save Rose Garden Cafe

Meersbrook Hall, Brook Road

Campaigners celebrate funding to restore listed building in Yorkshire park

Lord Mohammed with his late uncle Abdul Razaq (right) in 2004 when he was first elected. Mr Razaq was father figure for him after his dad passed away in 1995. Credit: Shaffaq Mohammed

“You can’t take Tinsley out of the lad”: What life is like as a Sheffield Lord

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Sheffield Council to create public campaign over smartphone ban

Rene Meijer, CEO of Food Works Sheffield, in front of the area at Norton Nurseries in Graves Park that his project could potentially take over. Picture: Julia Armstrong, LDRS

Sheffield group head calls for collaboration for for old park nurseries

Meredith Dixon-Teasdale is strategic director of children's services at Sheffield City Council.

Talent needs to meet opportunity - Meredith Dixon-Teasdale

A view of the Sheffield skyline. Picture taken by Yorkshire Post Photographer Simon Hulme 1st September 2025

Sheffield cutlery firm to ‘build on its legacy’ with move to new facility
A historic Sheffield cutlery manufacturer is aiming to build on its legacy as the company moves into a new site after 55 years.
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Clubbing brand plans to turn Yorkshire hairdressers into record store

Sheffield Trees crowdfunder: The Yorkshire Post hopes donations can be found to help plant street trees in Sheffield as part of this small project by community groups in the city https://sponsor.treesforstreets.org/crowdfunder/lets-fill-bents-green-and-burngreave-with-trees (photo, PA)

Sheffield Trees: some good people need a little help - together, we can do this....

Roots' signage at Bowshaw Views, its south Sheffield site

Clashes over “solving the allotment crisis” in Sheffield come to a head

The entrance to the swimming pool at the Zest Centre in Upperthorpe, Sheffield that is part of the grade II listed building.

Pool refurbishment will have 'minimal' impact on Grade II-listed building

Chantreyland in Graves Park, Sheffield.

Friends group to continue pushing for transformation of 'secret garden'

Parson Cross Park

Cricket fans call for new pitch at Sheffield park in deprived city area

Archaeologist Victoria from Wessex Archaeology working on a rediscovered Victorian gennel on the excavation of Sheffield Castle.

The next steps to create a city centre park showing off ruins of historic castle

The Veolia facility has hosted a carbon capture trial.

Carbon capture firm seeks new investor after Sheffield trial

Sheffield Town Hall

Sheffield City Council found to have failed man’s care needs

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Demolished Sheffield pub could be replaced by block of 21 flats

The announcement of the Walkley ward result at the Sheffield City Council election count, May 8, 2026. Council leader Tom Hunt is third from left and Green Party victor Andy Davies is pictured left. Picture: Julia Armstrong, LDRS

Green councillor who beat Sheffield leader stands down after 3 months
Walkley councillor Andy Davies said: “I was not prepared for the huge weight of expectation and obligation
Ralph Blackburn

Campaigners from Sheffield Green Belt Alliance protest outside Sheffield Town Hall ahead of the city council's meeting on June 24, 2026. Picture: Julia Armstrong, LDRS

Sheffield Council told to look at non-green belt housing land options

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Sheffield Ski Village: Plans to transform site into major leisure development

Fran Belbin is leader of Sheffield City Council.

Yorkshire can be at the forefront of power shift - Fran Belbin

Open Farm Sunday at Our Cow Molly

'We've moved a footpath on our farm due to the success of our ice cream shop'

A view of Sandstone Drive, Wincobank, Sheffield with land on the right where two bungalows will be built.

Go-ahead for new bungalows on land next to reservoir in Yorkshire surburb

Former Sheffield NHS HQ Fulwood House as it looked before it was badly damaged by fire. Picture: White Design

Controversial proposals to build housing on former NHS headquarters

Refurbishments to the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield would include a new balcony terrace that replaces the first-floor 'glass box' Adelphi Room. Image: Allies and Morrison Architects

Crucible Theatre: First view of £45m revamp plans

* A view of the Sheffield skyline. . Picture taken by Yorkshire Post Photographer Simon Hulme 1st September 2025

Sheffield’s visitor economy generated record-breaking £2.01bn in 2025

The Moor in Sheffield city centre, where street preachers regularly hold sessions. Picture: Google Maps

City centre “horrendous” because of “ear-splitting” noise of street preachers

A Yorkshire Ambulance Service ambulance.

Sheffield ambulance station closures part of £10m-plus improvement

Sheffield Moor Market to remain closed until “no risk to public health”

Sheffield Moor Market to remain closed until “no risk to public health”

On Friday June 26, the council decided to close Moor Market to “protect public health” after identifying a “pest issue affecting parts of the market, including food businesses”.

"Cockroach activity" forces market to close in Sheffield

Sheffield City Council has said it will resume taking down flags from lampposts after their routine removal was stopped when staff were abused and intimidated.

Sheffield Council to resume removing flags from lampposts after staff abuse

Deerpark in Sheffield

'Antiquated' heating in council homes means parts are no longer available

The Three Tuns on Silver Street Head in Sheffield city centre. Picture: Google Maps

Residents object to historic city centre pub’s bid to open until 2.30am

The grass pitch at Stocksbridge Park Steels FC_

Stocksbridge Park Steels £705,000 grant decision delayed by 'serious questions'

Sheffield tower block tenant and high-rise campaigner Peter MacLoughlin

Tenant calls for urgent talks on tower block safety following man’s fall death

Plans submitted to Sheffield City Council to convert the Arbourthorne Centre into a Hindu place of worship, complete with an ornamental facade

Place of worship plan for Sheffield community centre

Eyre Street Dev

Sheffield city centre 12-storey student flats plan awaits decision

A Google Maps image of the Holcim UK (previously Aggregate Industries) site at Europa Way, Tinsley Park, Sheffield

Sheffield industrial plant allowed to expand operation after dealing with smell

Sheffield bus lane

New Sheffield bus lane cameras will be installed as fines introduced

Residents, neighbours, and tenants have over the past year voiced strong opposition to proposed housing developments on green belt sites in Sheffield at council meetings
(May 14, 2025).

Sheffield MP objects to “incredibly unfair” green belt housing plans sites

A computer generated image of the Moorfoot homes scheme, put forward by Sheffield City Council.

Sheffield council launches new phase on scheme to transform city’s ‘key gateway’

Sheffield Lib Dem group leader Coun Martin Smith

Lib Dems go into opposition in Sheffield ahead of new leader being elected

Remedial works taking place to remove unsafe cladding on the Hanover House tower block off Exeter Drive, Sheffield, following the Grenfell Tower fire disaster

Tenant in court next month in bid to prevent eviction

Nathaniel Menday, left, at the Sheffield City Council election count on Friday, May 8, 2026 when his victory for Reform UK in the Woodhouse ward was announced. Also pictured left to right are Labour candidate Danny Allsebrook, defeated LibDem Willis

Calls for code of conduct investigation into new councillor’s pro-Nazi views

Sheffield City Council LibDem leader Martin Smith, second left, on stage for the announcement of the election result for Dore & Totley ward on Friday, May 8, 2026. Picture: Julia Armstrong, LDRS

Sheffield City Council: Party leaders elected ahead of key meeting

Tom Hunt, the leader of Sheffield City Council

Labour loses 13 councillors to Greens and Reform in Sheffield

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