Inspired by the original Tramlines, two local musicians have brought together Woodseats Live, a free festival spanning nine venues and more than 90 music, comedy and spoken word acts.
Did I imagine a huge mechanical beast in the city centre? Did it just come out at night – or was it still beavering away in a parallel city I couldn’t normally see?
In 1837, Mary Frances Heaton from Doncaster challenged a vicar over an unpaid debt. She was declared insane and incarcerated in an asylum in Wakefield for the rest of her life. She told her story through embroidery.
Saved from redevelopment by the community, the unique and historic Sheffield complex continues to thrive as a hub of activity for all kinds of makers and doers.
Recent racist attacks on refugees in Home Office hotels demonstrate the clear links between anti-refugee media coverage, fascist 'protesters' and oppressive government policy.
