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The move would mirror the 1980s, when Sheffield became the UK’s first city to reject racial segregation in South Africa.

Ahead of a free talk at the University of Sheffield alongside SJ Cooper-Knock and Surabhi Shukla, Katie Jukes uses creative tools to explore how the law shapes families and how queer parents adapt to it in turn.

A free drop-in event this Saturday will showcase plans to establish the first community land trust in the city.

A photo obtained by Now Then raises new questions about the “spontaneous” collapse of the Market Tavern.

Sheffield was the only city in the country to prosecute someone for smoke nuisance – but 467 complaints still went unanswered.

Highlights include guided walks taking in both the city's industrial past and its natural surroundings, and all events announced so far are free to attend.

Glyn Butcher shares his stories of deep community connection, shifting power dynamics and empowered citizenship through his work with PFG Doncaster, which exists to connect people through their experiences.

Ambitious local leaders are pioneering new ideas ranging from citizen financing for the clean energy transition to radical new approaches to housing.

Campaigners say taking advantage of new legislation could address the city's housing crisis and fund exemptions for the least well-off.

New rules would allow councils to flog off land and property currently held in collective ownership to fund day-to-day services.