Sam Gregory

Members of ACORN have left stories of rogue landlords outside the Town Hall as part of a campaign for city-wide regulation.

Sheffield Council announce a new raft of proposed walking and cycling changes to reduce air pollution and improve public health.

The government have announced legislation to severely limit the controversial practice, in a move welcomed by environmental activists.

The Sheaf and Porter Rivers Trust says a new planning application must extend public access to Porter Brook.

Analysis by the TUC has found that key workers in Sheffield Central will lose £9.7 million in earnings.

A campaign has been launched against lockdown rent demands and safety failings in Sheffield halls of residence.

A community-led plan to protect the city's diverse heritage has been hailed as a "national first".

Judges for a new Elephant Arch project include Self Esteem and former Lord Mayor Magid.

Two writers raise funds for Mr Wong's Lullaby, a new local film project looking at memory, care and compassion.

Olivia Blake says "we can't stand by" while the government fails to take action on global heating.

With all of us consigned to our homes again and club doors shut for the foreseeable future, we pick out five of the best live-streamed shows from last October's No Bounds festival.

A consultation has opened on new Grey to Green improvements on Angel Street, including wildflower meadows, cycle routes and sustainable flood defences.

A new documentary explores arguments for and against creating a Universal Basic Income.

Opposition party responds to Local Plan proposals ahead of council elections this year.

The manager of a city-centre institution has handed in his notice, citing "incredibly difficult trading conditions" caused by the pandemic.

Councillors have called on the government to reverse a decade of cuts and fund essential services properly.

Mayor warns against a "a slow and steady return to a broken status quo," as thousands of children are set to go off school without access to laptops.

Local politicians express mixed opinions about reforms to make seats in Parliament more closely match the number of votes.

Plans include a new-look Arundel Gate, with more space for cyclists, pedestrians and greenery.

Sheffield City Council have announced that money made available to businesses affected by Covid restrictions has been increased and the deadlines to apply have been extended.