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Artists from across South Yorkshire have searched local history and responded to their findings in a free exhibition

Fully introduced in June last year, the charging zone has seen the proportion of cleaner taxis entering the city centre jump from 64% to 95%.

The inaugural edition of Sheffield Transformed features sessions on environmental activism, anti-racist organising and trade unionism in the gig economy.

Investigators found that “different understandings within the council” led to an email mistakenly ordering the demolition of a 100-year-old building – but the full report is not being made public.

Pro-Israel activists are making bad-faith arguments about why LGBTQ+ people in the west should not support Palestine. We must push back.

Our undemocratic electoral system has, once again, disenfranchised and ignored tens of thousands of people across the city.

140 academics have signed an open letter to the vice-chancellor, saying they are “extremely concerned” about the institution’s ties to companies like BAE Systems.

Two academics write for Now Then about why staff and students are right to raise concerns about potential complicity with the genocide in Gaza.

75% of psychiatric in-patients didn't vote in the last general election, but you’re probably allowed to by law and should be enabled to do so. We’ve got the details you need.

Protestors have been told they will have the electricity supply cut off, despite the university appearing to acknowledge that this will put the camp at risk.