Sheffield News

Temporary exemptions for small vans and black cabs came to an end on Monday.

South Yorkshire only received a sixth of the funding for walking and cycling improvements that it bid for.

With the ‘disruptor’ developer planning two major projects in the city, Charlie Heywood-Heath speaks to co-founder Adam Higgins to understand their ambitions – and the associated challenges.

Schools, charities and mosques organise community events to mark the holiest month in the Islamic calendar.

From informal beginnings five decades ago, the award-winning Sheffield playground continues to offer open-access free play – and, in the end, the kids are in charge.

From March 2024, the mayor's office will be able to set timetables and fares for the first time in almost three decades.

With the brand new city centre park to be opened on 3 April, we look at what disabled people can expect and the story of its namesake.

Five high-profile schemes to boost walking and cycling were supposed to be completed by March this year – but none will now start until at least November 2023.

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.