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Yesterday, the Cabinet Office made further announcements regarding their Places for Growth commitments.

Sheffield’s leaders will head to the UK’s largest real estate and infrastructure conference later this month.

Sheffield’s leaders head to the UK’s largest real estate and investment event next week, ready to showcase Sheffield as a global, green and growing city that is delivering dynamic spaces to work, live and play.

Council funding to support the Sheffield Pride of Place Board, which aims to create economic opportunity for local people, is to be considered.

An innovative city. A green city. A brilliant place to live, work and invest. That is the message coming from Sheffield leaders as a delegation from the city heads to the UK’s Real Estate Investment and Infrastructure Forum (UKREIFF).

More than 15 million people visited Sheffield in 2022, bringing an estimated £1.35billion boost to the city’s economy.

Sheffield’s city brand is to be given a boost with the aim of supporting economic growth by attracting more tourists and trade to the city.

Sheffield has wrapped up a strong showing at UKREiiF 2025.

Pollution levels across Sheffield drop following the launch of the Clean Air Zone