Philippa Willitts

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

The Sheffield indie music festival has been criticised by campaigners for booking Tom Meighan as headline act, despite his 2020 conviction for assaulting his partner.

A group for older LGBTQIA+ people in Sheffield hopes to reach those who might be closeted or isolated, offering connection and support.

Healthwatch Sheffield has found that people can’t afford prescriptions, the bus to the hospital or the disability equipment they need due to the cost-of-living crisis.

With the brand new city centre park to be opened on 3 April, we look at what disabled people can expect and the story of its namesake.

A vigil to honour the life of Brianna Ghey will be held in Sheffield on Thursday as police deem attack to be a "possible hate crime".

A proposed industrial site on Eckington Way has not attracted the same ire. So if it’s not about congestion, what is really going on?

MPs have to declare financial interests and the data has been compiled - which Sheffield MP has declared the most?

Nearly two weeks after a burst water main flooded a gas pipe in Stannington, Now Then asks whether disabled residents were properly supported.

Residents fear the closure of the cafe and garden centre at the community hub that supports disabled and young people in the city, as a result of financial 'rescue plan' approved by its board.

A new data visualisation tool lets you choose a place and an asteroid, then sit back and survey the devastation. So what would a Sheffield cataclysm look like?

Abtisam Mohamed has been selected to be the next Labour candidate for Sheffield Central in the General Election.

The Council has committed to ending gender-based violence. But what does White Ribbon accreditation mean?

45 years after it was founded, Reclaim the Night is still needed. Find out about a march, vigil and free webinars planned in Sheffield as part of the 16 Days Against Gender-Based Violence.

A shortlist of four has been drawn up for the next Labour candidate for Sheffield Central. Now Then finds out what they really stand for.

In the Winter Garden on Saturday, trans people who have lost their lives to transphobia will be remembered by trans people and allies.

I adored Baroness Floella Benjamin when I was 5 years old. 40 years on, she is changing the world.

Sheffield’s politicians speak out about 40 Days for Life anti-choice demonstrations, labelling them “abhorrent” and “deeply worrying”.

A '40 Days for Life' leaflet is pushing unscientific, unproven “treatment” in Sheffield and contains a devastating recommendation for people facing the loss of their baby. We talk to their Director of International Campaigns.

Eddie Izzard speaks to Now Then about being trans, her "tenacious bastard attitude" and her plan to become MP for Sheffield Central.