Sam Gregory

Highlights of Community Kino's new season include a Ken Loach classic and a showing of iconic war drama The Battle of Algiers.

Councils in the poorest parts of the UK have faced cuts almost three times greater than those in wealthier areas.

Founded by Sheffield's Rainbow Blades, the new group will provide mutual support and a united front against anti-LGBTQ+ hostility.

Campaigners say the council have failed to carry out agreed safety improvements, despite acknowledging potentially fatal risks.

Two groups of Owls and Blades are part of a growing movement across the UK to tackle abuse and discrimination on the terraces.

The event includes a noisy march to Endcliffe Park and aims to stand against corporate 'pinkwashing' and the police.

Pioneering developments around the world are doing away with the old certainties of urban planning and experimenting with ways to build more liveable and sustainable cities.

Dozens of activists, academics and citizens are set to hear from speakers including Andy Burnham about an age-old proposal that supporters say could eliminate poverty altogether.

Proposals include a debating chamber, a climate resilience nursery and a look-out tower – all constructed from sustainable materials.

Candidates running in the left-wing Solidarity Slate have discovered heavily redacted documents that appear to profile their activities during an election.

The interior looks immaculate, with brass fittings and chandeliers – but the doomed venue never opened its doors.

Supporters point to huge improvements in worker wellbeing as well as surprising effects on productivity.

Gut Level's permanent home on Chapel Walk will feature a licensed bar and space for community events.

Temporary exemptions for small vans and black cabs came to an end on Monday.

South Yorkshire only received a sixth of the funding for walking and cycling improvements that it bid for.

Supporters are being asked to object to an application for a premises license from London-based landlords Electric Group.

Gut Level's month-long Barbican takeover will include a party full of northern talent as well as a knowledge-sharing session for DIY venues across the region.

Research has shown new rules on voter ID will make it harder for young and minority ethnic people to vote.

From March 2024, the mayor's office will be able to set timetables and fares for the first time in almost three decades.

Members of the ACORN tenants' union say Oliver Coppard promised to publicly support the policies last year, but since then has not done so.