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With the Policing Bill back in Parliament this week, Sheffield Against the Policing Bill have organised a demonstration protesting the bill this Saturday.

An invaluable resource for people in Sheffield has been redesigned following community collaboration.

There’s a big hole in Sheffield city centre where Castle Market used to be. Why – and what comes next? It’s a story of competing visions and political inaction, set against the backdrop of Sheaf Field, the place where our city was born.

Image obtained by Now Then suggests Sheffield's bid to government's Levelling Up Fund features plaza, visitor centre, outdoor sculptures, 'sunken historical artefact gardens' and an 'art wall'.

Environmental campaigners have called on the local authority to stop using glyphosate, which has been outlawed in many European countries.

Clean air campaigners are calling on private operators to play their part in cleaning up the city's pollution problem.

On 3 July, NHS workers are asking the people of Sheffield to come out in support of a proper pay deal, protection for frontline workers and a health service in public hands.

Local anti-racism group asks, "Who gets to tell their own stories?" after Council gives funding for Remember Windrush project to Ignite Imaginations.

Hosted by Sheffield African Caribbean Mental Health Association, the panel event will focus on faith communities and their health and wellbeing, including awareness of Covid-19 vaccination.

Sheffield Council are offering businesses the chance to try out one of 30 zero-emission vans, as it's revealed that commercial vehicles make up 25% of harmful emissions in the city.