Now Then Magazine

Writer, artist and Sheffield's current Poet Laureate Danaé Wellington shares her poem 'Sycthian', commissioned especially for the Writing the Water event as part of this year's Being Human festival.

Turning our attention to neighbourhoods is most radical way we can challenge the centralisation of power in England. Mapping Sheffield's neighbourhoods is just the start, writes Simon Duffy.

Batch-cooked by volunteers with donated ingredients, the charity's meals reach people in Sharrow, Highfield, Broomhall and Nether Edge every week. They told us about their ambitions.

Citizens are being invited to share their views on a new plan that could guide the city's aims and ambitions for decades to come.

The work of photographer Marcus Featherby reveals a 1980s South Yorkshire brimming with creative energy and political rebellion.

One of rock’s great institutions have settled into a warm longevity – but in doing so find new nuances in old classics.