Sam Gregory

A transparency request submitted by Now Then has found gender disparities in the number of staff employed by the University on the controversial flexible contracts.

The 2021 edition of the long-running festival includes live soundtracks, short films about folklore and an exploration of Sheffield's housing estates through photos and field recordings.

Dan Jarvis's successor should prioritise bringing the region's buses back under public control, say activists.

Local politicians say the government's proposals amount to "voter suppression out of Donald Trump's playbook."

A unique new market that opens this Sunday hopes to bring "a monthly dose of all things botanical" to Castlegate.

Cycling campaigners want to see the closure of Pinstone Street made permanent, as the Council Leader calls Connecting Sheffield plans in for review.

One of three proposals by Sheffield architecture students will be built in the grounds of the Grade II-listed building next year.

Coordinated by the South Yorkshire Climate Alliance, the petition calls for targets and ambitions to be matched by concrete commitments.

The experiment, which aims to reduce children's exposure to air pollution, will see roads directly outside school entrances closed to traffic at pick-up and drop-off times.

Groups playing the celebrated jazz night's first season since lockdown include Archipelago, Power Out, Green Tangerines and Assembly Trio.

Selectors lined up for events in Sheffield and Leeds include Shanti Celeste, Artwork and Tama Sumo, with live performances by K.O.G. and Nubiyan Twist.

Olivia Blake has called on the public to submit evidence after several incidents of abuse directed towards shop workers.

Inspired by Guy Shrubsole's book Who Owns England?, we investigate the ancient families, secret companies and overseas interests that own the land beneath our city.

A Freedom of Information request has revealed an increase in the use of the controversial weedkiller in 2020.

A substantial section of the Five Weirs Walk along the River Don has been closed since flooding in 2019, but the Council say they don’t yet have the money to fix it.

The Travelling Light project aims to boost the use of e-bikes and create a transport hub in the Peak District.

Organised by the team behind Macho Music Is Stupid, the Sheffield Pop Weekender will feature Helen Love, Chemtrails, Soup Review and MJ Hibbett across two city centre venues.

A consultation is now open on proposals to create a high-quality cycle route between Meersbrook and the city centre – with a potential extension to Totley in the future.

A new paper by Unlock Democracy asks why the UK is one of the most centralised countries in the world and what we can do to change it.

Venues including Record Junkee, the Dorothy Pax and Shakespeares will host a range of smaller acts and DIY delights.