Shahed Ezaydi

Three proposed memorial plans will be discussed by Sheffield City Council next week.

The Council is looking for local people to have their say on its 2022/23 budget.

A Freedom of Information request has revealed the stark reality for Muslim communities, with a significant increase in hate crime incidents reported to South Yorkshire Police in 2021.

The Trust, which manages venues including Sheffield City Hall, has found itself at the centre of controversial events and legal action over the last few months.

The Child of the North report, produced by Northern Health Science Alliance and N8 Research Partnership, outlines the stark regional inequalities amongst children in post-pandemic England.

Three projects that aim to tackle persistent inequalities that create barriers for minoritised people at the University of Sheffield have been funded by UK Research and Innovation.

The IWGB Sheffield Couriers will strike this weekend against employers Stuart Delivery over planned changes to deliveries, including a pay cut of nearly 25%.

Sheffield's Director of Public Health emphasises importance of 'top up' jabs, as central government urges eligible people to get booster before 11 December.

With COP26 over, the focus of activists and campaigners returns to our city - and what its decision makers can do to reach the ambitious goal of zero carbon by 2030. Grassroots action is a huge part of the picture, says Shahed Ezaydi.

Meet the Sheffield social enterprise on a mission to support people with learning disabilities and mental health issues to access work.

"I was looking for friends – and now I’ve found them,” says one client about the community connections established through Sheffield Association for the Voluntary Teaching of English (SAVTE). CEO Stella Burton told us more about the charity's vital work.

Initial findings from Sheffield's Race Equality Commission reveal that racism and racial disparities remain "paramount concerns for the city".

As part of this year's Being Human Festival, Dr Maisha Wester is curating an exhibition that showcases how creative work explores racialised experiences of home in the UK.

South Yorkshire’s first community resettlement group, Steel City Welcome, is looking for volunteers to support the resettlement of a family in Sheffield.

The Sheffield African Caribbean Mental Health Association (SACMHA) is hosting a new event looking at Covid-19 vaccine cautiousness within the African and Caribbean communities.

Tenants are being failed during the pandemic, with 71% of rent possession cases in Sheffield resulting in eviction, a national investigation has found.

After initially giving funding to a white-led organisation, Sheffield Council has instead awarded it to a Sheffield-based African diaspora arts and heritage organisation.

Hosted by a group of local organisers, the Carnival of Resistance aims to spread awareness about the Justice for Simba campaign and NHS migrant charges this weekend.

The New Plan for Immigration will not “fix the broken asylum system” says Council.

A Council report shows Sheffield doesn't have many outwardly colonial statues or monuments — but the legacy of slavery and empire lives just below the surface.