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How Manvers went from well-groomed community to riot-zone in the space of hours
I’m unable to access the article content — the page is JavaScript-gated (Cloudflare challenge), WebFetch was blocked with a 403 error, and I don’t have permission to use WebSearch to find the story elsewhere. Given the headline, this appears to relate to the August 2024 disorder outside the Holiday Inn Express in Manvers, Rotherham (near…
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Next steps to creating city centre park to show off ruins of Sheffield Castle
Works to help protect the remains of Sheffield Castle are being planned so that an access road can be built through the new park that will celebrate the city’s birthplace.
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Police impose stop-and-search order in Page Hall after Sheffield violence
Police in Sheffield introduced a Section 60 order in the Page Hall area, granting officers powers to stop and search anyone without needing reasonable grounds, after two consecutive days of violent disorder in the neighbourhood. The measure was aimed at removing weapons from the streets and preventing further clashes in an area that courts have…
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Single-sex spaces code comes in force more than year after Supreme Court ruling
Single-sex toilets, changing rooms, hospital wards and refuges must be used based on a person’s birth sex, not the gender with which they identify
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Sheffield United 2026-27 season preview: Summer of more questions than answers still has chinks of light – Yorkshire Post
Sheffield United 2026-27 season preview: Summer of more questions than answers still has chinks of light Yorkshire Post
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Disposable BBQs pulled from shelves amid wildfire risk
“We need to adapt quickly to our changing climate and start planning for next summer now”
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Sheffield’s not-so-grim reaper – Sheffield Tribune
Sheffield Tribune profiles Steve Nicholson, the long-serving caretaker of St Michael’s Cemetery in the city’s Rivelin Valley, who has quietly transformed the Victorian burial ground since his arrival in 1997. Despite officially retiring in 2020, Nicholson has continued working there largely unpaid and unreplaced, spending five years clearing dense bramble and thorn overgrowth that had…
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Murder victim’s mum welcomes knife bins roll-out
Eight new knife surrender bins are being installed across South and West Yorkshire towns and cities as part of a Home Office-funded scheme to remove weapons from the streets. The rollout has been welcomed by Caroline Willgoose, whose 15-year-old son Harvey was fatally stabbed at his Sheffield school in February 2025, who says it represents…
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‘I was addicted to porn while training for the Olympics’
Former Team GB diver Freddie Woodward has revealed he battled a porn addiction for around a decade, including while competing at the 2016 Rio Olympics, and is now calling for better education on the issue. The 30-year-old from Sheffield said the habit began at age 12 and left him feeling “dirty” and ashamed, and he…
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Secret Mode opens new Sheffield studio to support internal titles, starting with Escape the Backrooms and Chained Together – GamesIndustry.biz
Indie publisher Secret Mode has opened an internal development studio in Sheffield to support titles across its portfolio, beginning with Escape the Backrooms and Chained Together. The move marks a shift away from reliance on external development teams towards building dedicated in-house capacity, and reflects the company’s ambition to grow into a broader technical hub…