Sam Gregory

All 19 services in South Yorkshire operated by Powells have now stopped, dealing another blow to the region's bus users.

Researchers say giving the river legal status could help restore it and uncover sections of riverbank hidden for centuries.

The DIY events space and queer clubbing collective are being forced out by their landlord to build more flats.

South Yorkshire's leaders say they want a "thriving" Doncaster Sheffield Airport, with no mention of the looming climate emergency.

Rejecting a western obsession with progression, a school of radical music-makers have since the 1960s experimented with new forms of composition that sit outside of time itself.

Activists want one million people across the UK to take matters into their own hands if prices soar in October.

The pilot scheme will allow 8,000 households to dispose of food waste separately for composting.

As a result of deregulation, up to a third of services in the region could be axed because private bus companies don't consider them profitable enough.

One councillor has said the city is the “natural choice” to host next year’s competition, which is expected to be held in the UK on behalf of Ukraine.

Activists fear an increase in hostility as a result of the so-called 'gender critical' movement and a growing national culture war.

Organisers say they want to create "a long list of small but practical ideas which could truly change the north."

For six months Rivelin Robotics in Kelham Island will reduce their working hours by 20% with the same pay as before.

Heeley MP Louise Haigh wants to use cutting-edge technology to bridge political divides in the city.

Sources tell Now Then that the debate over Kate Joseph's return is more about her attempt to change council culture than her role in 'Partygate'.

Erratum Press will publish innovative new works of fiction alongside reprints of hard-to-find books from writers such as Edward Carpenter.

Leeds group wormboys share a new track with Now Then that blends live performance with archive footage to offer “an absurdist comment on environmental collapse”.

One candidate has promised to publish all their expenses online every month, while another said they would hold a public ‘question time’ four times a year.

Documents released through a transparency request also suggest Cllr Mazher Iqbal was unhappy at a council officer following Covid guidelines for a public event.

Composer Helen Grime will programme this year's edition, with classical superstars Kathryn Stott and Steven Isserlis already lined up for 2023 and 2024.

A Labour candidate in Nether Edge is calling for a Green-led active travel scheme to be delayed – despite extensive consultation