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Anonymous staff members say they were blocked from applying for grants which could have sustained the organisation and its projects, as 17 workers face redundancy due to budget deficit of £100k.

OPINION: As redundancies loom, the charity is at a crossroads. If they don’t constructively engage and channel community energy, they might never recover reputationally.

Councillor acknowledges that the “ethical values” of the deposit, which the Council says was a one-off, “do not align with the values of our city.”

A motion supported by Labour and the Greens suggests all new council-owned buildings will feature solar panels "where technically feasible".

Open to feedback until 20 November, plans for former Castle site include new green space and uncovering the River Sheaf.

While Sheffield city centre may at times resemble a building site, the new developments should be welcomed and not derided, argues Charlie Heywood-Heath.

The plan, which will be discussed by council leaders next week, aims to better integrate the Supertram network with the region's buses and trains.

Eddie Izzard speaks to Now Then about being trans, her "tenacious bastard attitude" and her plan to become MP for Sheffield Central.

Like many in the service industry, cinemas suffered during Covid. How are Sheffield's city centre cinemas faring now restrictions have eased?

In Nottingham, a charge levied on employers for each workplace parking space has funded a huge extension to the city’s tram network.