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After years of decline, Andy Burnham is bringing Manchester's buses back under public control. Now campaigners are calling on Dan Jarvis to do the same.

A few short years after the charity joined forces with residents to battle Sheffield City Council, the combative relationship may have turned over a new leaf.

The rain continued to pour as water from the flooded Ouse in York got closer and closer to our home. Why, oh why, didn't we think to get sandbags?

Like many across the UK, people took to the streets of Sheffield this weekend to protest the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.

A zero-carbon Sheffield by 2030 is an immense challenge which needs bold decisions now, so it’s essential we approach it with positivity, energy and optimism, says Sheffield Climate Alliance’s Emily Lewis.

New proposals could make walking and cycling easier, create more green space and speed up journey times for bus users.

80 candidates for the Scottish Parliament have pledged to support trials of a new radical idea that could see everyone given a monthly basic income regardless of income, wealth or work.

Talks for Change, co-ordinated by South Yorkshire Migration and Asylum Action Group (SYMAAG), aims to highlight the issues and experiences of migrants in South Yorkshire and beyond.

Sheffield Feminist Archive’s Women in Lockdown project is calling for submissions about women’s experiences of Covid-19 for a digital archive.

Social enterprise will launch 'collaborative learning journey' in May and is inviting Sheffielders to join.