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Mads Mikkelsen's latest film serves up an alcohol-fuelled experiment, but should he be popping the corks about the resulting storyline?

The Council is inviting citizens to shape plans for "cleaner, safer and quieter" neighbourhoods through walking and cycling improvements following a government grant.

The proposed project at S1 Artspace could see a Serpentine-style pavilion built within the grounds of the Sheffield landmark.

New walking group aims to provide a safe and inclusive space for people of colour to explore nature and the outdoors.

For me, Covid ‘Test and Trace’ was a tick-box exercise, with no regard for my health, my compliance or even my whereabouts. Why has this service been outsourced?

Add some freshness to your summer meals and barbecues with this fruity salsa. It's ideal as a fresh side dish, to top a burger with, have wi…

Lockdowns have been brutal for disabled people, but they have also made it easier for us to participate. We're now facing new barriers as the world opens back up.

The Council say they don't want the former department store to be "sat vacant for a long period of time", but admit that substantial work is needed to bring the building back to use.

Campaigners are creating a light installation to illustrate toxic air across the city – but many wards still need volunteers.

In this photo essay, three Sheffield Feminist Archive organisers share their own memories of lockdown – and call for submissions of written, recorded or visual material capturing women's experiences.