The taboo of death, dying and doulas 1 week ago The taboo around death prevails in society. We still struggle to talk about it openly. Counsellor Maisy Ash wants to break that silence.
Sheffield gives lukewarm welcome to new hereditary head of state 2 weeks ago Some councillors have called for an end to the monarchy, while campaigners have criticised the blanket royal coverage during a cost-of-living crisis.
“Confidence is definitely a journey": Life with a visible difference 2 weeks ago Bronwen tells Now Then about the impact of community and charity Changing Faces.
Mark Thomas Left-wing Superman 2 weeks ago Comedian Mark Thomas talks politics, the Leadmill and community resilience.
Sheffield Wheat Experiment looking for new growers 2 weeks ago The Sheffield Wheat Experiment is looking for new growers to join the experiment and sow wheat early October this year.
Screening: Sheffield’s cinemas come back after Covid 2 weeks ago Like many in the service industry, cinemas suffered during Covid. How are Sheffield's city centre cinemas faring now restrictions have eased?
Trade unions: a complicated story 3 weeks ago Trade unions are often accused of being anti-environmental, anti-democratic and out of touch. Ben Manovitch looks at what the future of organising needs to look like.
Johny Pitts debuts beautifully evocative exhibition at Graves Gallery 3 weeks ago The Sheffield-born photographer presents ‘Home is Not a Place,’ a musing on what it is to be Black in Britain
Spirit of Independence: Indie film festival returns 3 weeks ago This autumn, treat yourself to an extra large popcorn and get settled in at the Showroom for two glorious days of the best indie films.
Jim Ghedi Jim Ghedi asks 'what will become of England?' on new track 3 weeks ago The Sheffield singer-songwriter has unearthed an archive recording from 1953 with uncanny echoes of the present.
