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Residents can nominate street for cleaning trial

  • Sheffield residents can nominate streets for a 2027 cleaning trial.
  • Glyphosate use on highways has fallen by 67%.
  • Selected streets need support from two-thirds of households.

Sheffield City Council is inviting residents to nominate their street for a year-long trial of chemical-free cleaning in 2027. The scheme is part of an effort to reduce glyphosate use while keeping streets clean and tackling weeds. The council says it has used 1,605 litres of glyphosate on…

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Frustration over delay in reopening park cafe

  • Sandall Park Cafe has been closed since April.
  • Redevelopment plans have been discussed since 2015.
  • The council says lease details are still being agreed.

Sandall Park Cafe in Doncaster has been closed since April, and plans to redevelop it have stalled despite first being proposed in 2015. Councillor Guy Aston has criticised the delay and the council’s lack of updates, saying a new cafe would make the park more welcoming and useful…

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Star Wars cosplayers bring the Force to Yorkshire

  • Yorkshire’s Phoenix Squad has grown to 40 members.
  • Its Star Wars appearances have raised more than £20,000.
  • The group is seeking charities to support next.

Phoenix Squad, a Star Wars costuming group formed in Yorkshire in 2024, visits shopping centres and other events in character to entertain families and raise money for charity. Its 40 members have raised more than £20,000, combining elaborate costumes with community fundraising. The group has supported Brainkind and…

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‘Some of Britain’s best innovation happens in Rotherham’

  • Healey praised Rotherham’s manufacturing innovation.
  • Rotherham has 46 entry-level vacancies per 1,000 young people.
  • A local service will match young people with apprenticeships and placements.

Chancellor John Healey praised Rotherham’s innovation and said its advanced manufacturing sector can create skilled jobs for local young people. His comments come amid concerns that the town has fewer entry-level vacancies for young people than anywhere else in Britain. A report by the Institute for Public Policy…

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Rail works to cause weekend train disruption

  • Sheffield-Manchester trains face weekend cancellations and diversions.
  • A 73-tonne bridge deck will be installed at Beauchief.
  • Replacement buses and altered services are planned.

A bridge replacement at Beauchief in Sheffield will disrupt rail travel on Saturday and Sunday, with direct TransPennine Express services between Sheffield and Manchester cancelled. Network Rail says the work is needed to keep the railway safe and reliable, and passengers are being advised to use diverted trains…

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Remembrance events to be held across Yorkshire

  • Yorkshire towns will mark Remembrance Sunday with services and parades.
  • The national two-minute silence is at 11:00 GMT.
  • Events are scheduled across the region, with varied start times.

Communities across Yorkshire will hold parades and services on Sunday 8 November for Remembrance Sunday, honouring people killed in service. The events include wreath-laying and a nationally observed two-minute silence at 11:00 GMT. Ceremonies are planned in York, Harrogate, Ripon, Leeds, Wakefield, Huddersfield, Bradford, Sheffield, Barnsley and Doncaster.…

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‘We were in Thatcher’s Britain and I was quite angry’

  • John Darwell recalls arriving in Sheffield in 1988.
  • The city was changing after years of industrial decline.
  • The excerpt offers little detail about his anger.

The article introduces photographer John Darwell’s memories of arriving in Sheffield in 1988, when he could see the city changing. He contrasts this with Manchester, where he had experienced decline as a slower process of “atrophy”; the title suggests his account also reflects anger about the Britain of…

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Amazing look back 30-year photos as popular Sheffield venue celebrates major milestone

  • Napoleons Sheffield is celebrating 30 years.
  • The venue opened in 1996.
  • Celebrations end with a £500 prize draw.

Napoleons Casino & Restaurant in Hillsborough, Sheffield, is marking 30 years in the city with a week of anniversary events. The milestone celebrates the venue’s history since opening in 1996, with photographs tracing its development to the present day. The celebrations have included anniversary dining, live entertainment and…

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Sheffield learner’s driving practice heads to court after wrong-way stop

  • Sheffield learner reported to court after wrong-way driving attempt.
  • Police found the supervisor had held a licence for just over a year.
  • Supervisors must be over 21 and licensed for at least three years.

South Yorkshire Police stopped a car after a learner driver tried to go the wrong way up a slip road towards the Sheffield Parkway. The learner was reported on summons to court, and police used the incident to highlight the risks of unsafe driving practice and the rules…

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‘Protect green space at Sheffield Ski Village site’

  • More than 1,800 people want green space protected.
  • Skyline plans several adventure attractions at Parkwood Springs.
  • A planning application and public consultation are expected.

More than 1,800 people have signed a petition urging Sheffield City Council to protect green space at Parkwood Springs as plans progress to redevelop the former ski village. Campaigners say the proposed adventure attractions could remove footpaths, mountain bike trails and free outdoor space used by local residents,…

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Pulp star surprises customers at popular Sheffield restaurant loved by famous faces

  • Pulp drummer Nick Banks visited Prithiraj in Sheffield.
  • The restaurant recently won a regional award.
  • Sheffield United figures have visited too.

Pulp drummer Nick Banks surprised diners during a visit to Prithiraj, an Indian restaurant on Ecclesall Road in Sheffield. The appearance follows the band’s recent recognition on Sheffield’s Legends Walk of Fame, and highlights the restaurant’s popularity with local celebrities. Prithiraj shared a photo of Banks on Instagram…

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Bonfire Night blaze burns ‘several tonnes’ of hay

  • Several tonnes of hay bales caught fire in Barnsley.
  • Five fire engines were sent to the farm.
  • The cause remains under investigation.

A large fire involving several tonnes of wrapped hay bales broke out at a farm in Cudworth, Barnsley, in the early hours after Bonfire Night. South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service urged people to avoid the area while crews worked to extinguish the blaze. Five fire engines attended…

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Sheffield council pulls back from the brink… or does it?

  • Sheffield Labour and the Greens stepped back from ending their five-year partnership.
  • The reversal followed days of public disagreement.
  • What changed and whether trust can be restored remain unclear.

Sheffield’s Labour and Green parties appeared close to ending their five-year governing partnership after a dispute linked to events in the Middle East, but two days later reversed course and began preparing to renew it. The shift leaves uncertainty over whether they can rebuild trust and govern together…

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The Christmas Proposal Checklist: Choosing the Ring Without the December Panic

  • Plan backwards from the proposal date.
  • Budget for the ring, resizing and insurance.
  • Choose a style that suits everyday wear.

The article offers a planning guide for buying an engagement ring ahead of a Christmas proposal, arguing that starting early can reduce delivery and resizing stress while preserving the surprise. With Christmas about seven weeks away, it recommends choosing a proposal date first and working backwards from it.…

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Landlord Compliance Checklist: Every Certificate You Need Before Letting

  • Gas safety checks are due every 12 months.
  • Electrical inspections are required at least every five years.
  • Most covered rentals need an EPC rating of E or above.

The article outlines the main safety and energy documents London landlords may need before letting a property, explaining when they apply and how to keep records current. It says requirements depend on the property and its use, and points landlords towards official guidance. Gas appliances and flues covered…

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1-Month vs 3-Month vs 6-Month Car Rental in London: Which Plan Should You Choose?

  • One-month rentals offer flexibility for uncertain plans.
  • Three months can balance convenience and commitment.
  • Check fees and contract terms before choosing six months.

Choosing a one, three or six-month car rental in London depends on how long you need a vehicle, your budget and how much flexibility you want. A one-month plan suits uncertain or short stays, while three months can balance convenience with a moderate commitment. A six-month rental may…

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Padel Tips for Beginners: How Sheffield’s New Players Are Getting Better Between Bookings

  • Sheffield leads England in new padel courts since 2023.
  • Beginners can practise compact strokes at home with a mirror.
  • A forgiving round racket typically costs £60–£130.

Sheffield has become a centre of Britain’s fast-growing padel scene, but packed courts can leave new players with little time to practise. The article says beginners can improve between bookings by rehearsing their technique at home, using a suitable racket and a mirror to spot mistakes. It recommends…

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From robusto to Churchill: a guide to cigar sizes, and which one is right for you 

  • Cigar size affects flavour, draw and smoking time.
  • Beginners could try a shorter cigar for 30 to 45 minutes.
  • Choose a format to match the time you have.

The article explains how a cigar’s size affects its smoking time, draw and flavour, and offers guidance for choosing a format to suit a person’s experience and available time. It presents size as a practical choice rather than a status marker, while noting that cigars are for adults…

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Easy Garden Tidy-Ups for Sheffield Homes with Smaller Outdoor Spaces

  • Clear paths and steps regularly to reduce slipping risks.
  • Choose garden tools that suit the size and layout.
  • Dispose of leaves responsibly and leave some for wildlife.

The article offers practical advice for keeping small Sheffield gardens tidy and safe, focusing on the routes and areas people use most. Regular, short clear-ups can prevent wet leaves from making paths and steps slippery, while keeping compact outdoor spaces useful. It recommends choosing tools to suit the…

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Fireworks shot across Sheffield street as horrified onlookers say ‘it’s like a third world war’

  • Fireworks were set off across a Sheffield street on Bonfire Night.
  • Police arrived after the group had dispersed.
  • Footage prompted a safety warning for people nearby.

Fireworks were reportedly set off across Gleadless Road in Sheffield on Bonfire Night, with footage shared online showing them flying over the street. Onlookers described the scene as “like a third world war”, and police were called. South Yorkshire Police received the report at 7.21pm on Thursday, 5…

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