Philippa Willitts

When you're covering this much ground, is it possible for a documentary to avoid being disjointed and incomplete?

Comedian Rachel Parris is coming to The Leadmill in June with observational and political songs and stand-up.

Queer parents in Sheffield are being asked to take action in response to a government consultation about trans young people.

Disabled people in Rotherham face the indignity of their neighbours objecting to their home being accessible, as well as criticisms of their very presence in the area.

Comedian Jessica Fostekew talks to Now Then ahead of her Leadmill gig about why "storytelling is one of the most powerful things we've got".

The incredibly misguided #AskDontAssume campaign is sending the wrong message. The last thing we need is to encourage more people to ask disabled people to volunteer personal information.

Children and young people are now waiting almost 9 months to be assessed by CAMHS in Sheffield.

Send us your photos, stories and favourite places and spaces from this under-celebrated part of the city.

It's fascinating to see how the city has changed - and stayed the same - over time.

A Care Quality Commission inspection has found the Sheffield City GP Health Centre, run by a private company, to be “inadequate”.

Take a virtual tour of the painted telecoms boxes that are sprinkling two out-of-town areas with pure joy.

For Independent Retailer Month, we highlight some accessible indie retailers in the city that deserve some love.

What does the CPS think is going wrong? I wish I knew.

Charities supporting survivors of sexual violence speak out about Now Then data showing disabled women are half as likely to see their attackers charged with a crime.

Now Then speaks to Natalie Shaw, Strategic Lead for Violence Against Women and Girls about the justice gap experienced by disabled women reporting rape in South Yorkshire.

Disabled women are twice as likely to be sexually assaulted as non-disabled women, but half as likely to have their perpetrators charged, Now Then has discovered.

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.