In anticipation of next week’s Festival of Debate panel, Rei Takver speaks with Sheffield doctor and HIV specialist Dr Claire Dewsnap about what the city still needs to do to tackle the virus.
Sheffield GP Jack Czauderna explores a fascinating experiment from 100 years ago that turned how we think about health upside down – and that could sit alongside the NHS today.
People in Sheffield are looking at how transitions can be funded in the city, including how our entire economy should be restructured. Do you want to be part of it?
Disabled people in Rotherham face the indignity of their neighbours objecting to their home being accessible, as well as criticisms of their very presence in the area.
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.
Children and young people with additional needs often end up in segregated education. Sheffield Voices self-advocacy group tell us about their experiences of school.