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Snooker fans in Sheffield will have the chance to see their heroes walking to the Crucible, through Tudor Square on a special green carpet on the eve of the Halo World Championship next week.

We would like to say a great big ‘thank you’ to all of our wonderful foster carers as Foster Care Fortnight 2024 swings into action.

A Sheffield man has been handed a fine of more than £65,000 after he admitted cutting down several trees in an ancient re-planted woodland in Chapletown, despite there being a Tree Preservation Order in place.

Just over two years ago, Sheffield City Council created five new posts for young people who are care-experienced to gather voice and influence change.

Sheffield’s ‘Tackling Poverty – creating an anti-poverty city’ report’s call to action is clear: “In Sheffield we will not accept things as they are – it's time to act.”

This year’s Tramlines Music Festival and The Fringe at Tramlines provided a combined £7.3 million boost to the city’s economy.

Transformation of the historic Castle site into greenspace begins

Award winning regeneration company Urban Splash has today been selected as the preferred bidder for the former Cole Brothers building.

Nearly 97% of children eligible to start secondary school in September this year (2025) have been allocated one of their three preferences.

The city now has a 10-year plan to create a fairer and healthier Sheffield.