Phia Davenport

1984's Battle of Orgreave has been described as "a brutal example of legalised state violence", and was the focal point of one of the UK's biggest industrial disputes.

A new event series unites non-fiction, poetry and activism in a glorious literary cabaret, with the first event exploring ideas of 'Radical Intimacy' through conversation and poetry.

Melissa Simmonds and Katie Drinkwater from the Sheffield Autism Partnership Network tell us about what it’s like to receive an autism diagnosis as an adult, the impact of waiting lists – and why diagnosis matters.

Data uncovered by Now Then shows just 9 people received an ADHD diagnosis from the Sheffield Adult Autism and Neurodevelopmental Service in one year.

There’s so much beautiful art to enjoy when out and about in Sheffield.

With mental health difficulties on the rise, Sheffield Flourish provides a space to build support networks and learn new skills. Deputy MD Robyn Fletcher tells us about the vital work of the local charity.

Two months on, we reflect on the FA’s controversial decision to cancel all football fixtures as a ‘mark of respect’ – and what it tells us about class.

The cost of living crisis has thrown many into poverty, but Food Works are building a community that hopes to provide nutritious, sustainable food to all.

The founder of Pigs in the Wood, a small pig sanctuary in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, shares the story of Pigs in the Wood, and talks about veganism, activism and the annual Pig Gig.

Founded in the 1940s, The Flower Bowl remains an integral part of the Hillsborough community, creating and delivering beautiful bouquets and flower arrangements.