Indie Trade

Career coach Lydia Newell founded Works For Me Coaching before the pandemic to support working mums. Now, with many children having to self-isolate, the pressures are even greater.

In spite of significant challenges, our city’s creators continue to do what they do best - and their work has offered a glimmer of hope to many Sheffielders during a very difficult time.

The rise of pavement cafe culture in Sheffield has given cafes, pubs and bars a new lease of life after lockdown measures were eased.

Stories of recovery, resilience and renewal can give us a new sense of shared purpose and agency, says Opus and Now Then co-founder James Lock.

2020 has been a devastating year for the events and dining industries, but perseverance and creativity have seen The Mowbray weather the storm and live to tell the tale.

A new ‘food hub’, providing residents with surplus and hyper-locally sourced food, opens at Sharrow Community Forum today.

Local musician turned key worker Esther Hyde discusses adapting to the new normal and helping the Sheffield community in her role as a member of wholefood co-operative Beanies.

Fans can enter raffle to win Alex Turner’s classic guitar while helping to support The Leadmill and other independent music venues.

If you think you know about good coffee, be prepared to do a double-take.

As pubs in Sheffield start to re-open, The Rutland Arms and Early Bar share their experiences of rising to the challenge of serving customers whilst maintaining social distancing.