Sam Gregory

The multinational bank have invested over £1 billion in companies that manufacture military technology used in the assault on Gaza.

41% of people with prepayment meters have found themselves with no credit in their meter and have had their electricity cut off, while 43% of UK adults have gone to bed early at some point this winter just to stay warm.

A shocking new report reveals the devastating impact of inequality on the UK’s left-behind towns and cities.

Council officers emailed a national heritage organisation about an offer of help – but did not tell them that demolition had already begun hours earlier.

The move would mirror the 1980s, when Sheffield became the UK’s first city to reject racial segregation in South Africa.

A free drop-in event this Saturday will showcase plans to establish the first community land trust in the city.

A photo obtained by Now Then raises new questions about the “spontaneous” collapse of the Market Tavern.

Sheffield was the only city in the country to prosecute someone for smoke nuisance – but 467 complaints still went unanswered.

Highlights include guided walks taking in both the city's industrial past and its natural surroundings, and all events announced so far are free to attend.

Ambitious local leaders are pioneering new ideas ranging from citizen financing for the clean energy transition to radical new approaches to housing.

Campaigners say taking advantage of new legislation could address the city's housing crisis and fund exemptions for the least well-off.

New rules would allow councils to flog off land and property currently held in collective ownership to fund day-to-day services.

Fears for a new infectious disease with echoes of AIDS were front-page news before the NHS acted swiftly and effectively. Why isn't this common knowledge?

Traditional forms of journalism don’t play an active role in creating the better world we so urgently need. We want to do things differently.

Council figures show there has been a sharp fall in the number of highly polluting vehicles both inside and outside the zone.

Tom Hunt told the government that burning by wealthy landowners has an "immediate impact" on hospital admissions and A&E attendance.

The blockade targeted four factories across the country that manufacture fighter jet components used in the assault on Gaza.

'A Friendly Neighbourhood' will showcase work by four different artists across an eclectic range of venues.

It appears Oliver Coppard will have to face re-election after successfully lobbying for the mayor's office to take on police and crime responsibilities.

The project hopes to boost funding for the arts and give everyone in the city access to cultural opportunities.