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Inspired by the title of a Festival of Debate event, Alice O’Connell asks what role women could play when men suppress their emotions.

Co-founder Gareth Roberts tells us how, and why, agency and control in the workplace should be available to everyone – not just those in the cooperative movement.

There’s only days to go until the artists and makers of Sheffield throw open their studio doors for the inaugural weekend of Open Up Sheffield 2023.

The Music Venues Trust's Own Our Venues campaign confirmed first phase purchases of gig spaces around the UK last month – a positive step for a beleaguered and battered industry.

Our series on worker ownership continues with Sheffield manufacturing company Gripple. Team leader Liz Lake tells us about her experiences in part-owning the company she works for.

Results in elections are often affected by what happens in marginal seats. Nigel Slack, active citizen and co-founder of WhoIsMyCouncillor.co.uk, looks at what this might mean for Sheffield's local elections on 4 May.

Wheelchair access, face masks, tactile voting, BSL and Easy Read - everything disabled people need to know about voting on 4 May.

Sheffield Radical Film Festival aims to make this May Day a day of political education, reflection and action in the city. The organisers tell us more.

This is meant to be a victory tour for Maisie’s first album, You Signed Up For This; it’s actually a victory tour for the journey each audience member has been on since first hearing these songs.

From cheeky condom characters to big dog energy, Em Redfearn’s quirky characters are joy personified.