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.
An initiative aiming to support Sheffield’s nighttime economy and keep residents and visitors safe when out in the city centre, has been extended into the Spring.
They are some of the city’s best known and much-loved areas, valued for their character and appearance which are given protection through the planning process.
A proposal has been put forward to make changes to the city’s recycling services. Plans include replacing the current 140-litre blue recycling bin with a larger 240-litre version, and to expand the range of materials accepted in the brown bin.
Local leisure facilities are set to become more energy efficient, with Government funding secured to help them reduce energy consumption and carbon output.
