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Disabled People Against Cuts in Sheffield are part of a week of action next week.

First in-person festival programme since 2019 brings big names in electronic music to Sheffield in October, alongside workshops, talks, spoken word, film screenings and more.

When an area of Sheffield is pedestrianised, many people are excluded from that part of their city. Encouraging walking and cycling should not alienate marginalised populations.

Local politicians say the government's proposals amount to "voter suppression out of Donald Trump's playbook."

Sheffield Council has devolved budgets to seven LACs across the city. But what decision making power they will have, and how they can spend this money, is yet to be defined.

The Sheffield Wheat Experiment is on a mission to reimagine our food systems by growing and milling their own wheat. The team behind the project told us more.

Abstract painter takes us on a colourful ride through cityscapes and optical illusions.

A unique new market that opens this Sunday hopes to bring "a monthly dose of all things botanical" to Castlegate.

At the start of the new school year, parents of clinically vulnerable children face a no-win situation. We spoke to one mum about her family's experiences as Covid restrictions are removed.

Considering how cheap and well-connected our city’s public transport used to be, big changes which reduce emissions and offer a viable alternative to cars are well within reach. It’s a matter of political will.