Housing

As scheme after scheme fails due to a lack of coordination, training and customer confidence, South Yorkshire has the expertise to lead the field.

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

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.

Netherlands correspondent Sean Morley documents the experience of moving from Sheffield to North Holland – and the political epiphany of not living in England anymore.

Members of the ACORN tenants' union say Oliver Coppard promised to publicly support the policies last year, but since then has not done so.

A proposed regeneration scheme could lead the way in combating the cost of living crisis.

Organised by Land Justice UK, this Saturday's event will look at the role developers, landlords and large corporations play in keeping the city's land in the hands of the super-rich.

A study has found that 87% of student accommodation is “unfit for human habitation” and 40% of houses have damp and mould.

Tenants are being failed during the pandemic, with 71% of rent possession cases in Sheffield resulting in eviction, a national investigation has found.

Members of ACORN have left stories of rogue landlords outside the Town Hall as part of a campaign for city-wide regulation.

ACORN claim victory after day of action against Crapper & Haigh letting agents and Matlock landlord.

A consultation on a much-delayed new masterplan for the future development of Sheffield opens to the public today.