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PREVIEW: KING’S LYNN v SHEFFIELD (ROWE MOTOR OIL PREM) – British Speedway Official Website
King’s Lynn and Sheffield begin their ROWE Motor Oil Premiership campaigns at the Adrian Flux Arena, with the fixture providing an early test for two sides already eliminated from the KO Cup. It is also notable for the meeting between Grand Prix riders Max Fricke and Jack Holder shortly before the World Championship opener in…
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‘Becoming the next big place to be’ – Abbeydale Beer Festival celebrates five year anniversary in Sheffield – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield’s Abbeydale Road Beer Festival has marked its fifth anniversary, highlighting the growing profile of the area’s independent pubs, bars and businesses. Organisers say the event is helping Abbeydale Road become a major destination for visitors, while giving local venues a shared opportunity to attract customers and showcase craft beer. The four-day festival runs across…
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Watch teenage off-road biker risking lives before crashing during police pursuit in South Yorkshire
“Just because the suspect is a child, it doesn’t mean they won’t be held accountable”
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Sheffield United set sights on move for 25-year-old – Yahoo Sports UK
The supplied page does not contain the news article itself; it only displays Google’s cookie and sign-in notice. As a result, it is not possible to provide a reliable, neutral summary of Sheffield United’s reported interest in the unnamed 25-year-old. The headline suggests Sheffield United are considering a transfer move, but the available text provides…
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SUFC News: Rival boss makes Souttar admission, hits back at Chris Wilder comments – thestar.co.uk
Leicester City manager Russell Martin has said he wants Harry Souttar to remain at the club despite Sheffield United’s interest, confirming that offers have been rejected. His comments underline Leicester’s determination to keep the Australian defender and make a return to Bramall Lane difficult for Chris Wilder. Martin said there had been no substantive discussions…
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‘New MS treatment could be like starting a new life’
A man from Rotherham with progressive multiple sclerosis (MS) has become the first patient in Sheffield, and the seventh worldwide, to receive an experimental CAR T cell therapy as part of an international clinical trial. Doctors and charities say the treatment, adapted from a cancer therapy, could be a “gamechanger” for MS if it proves…
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Chicken factory to meet MP over ‘bad smell’ in town
A chicken processing factory in Thorne, near Doncaster, is to meet the local MP after residents complained of persistent bad odours they believe are coming from the site. Doncaster Council has opened an environmental health investigation, and Chesterfield Poultry Ltd has agreed to work with the authority and MP Lee Pitcher, who says the smell…
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Why the idea for a 14-mile tunnel between Manchester and Sheffield has returned – Manchester Evening News
A proposed 14-mile road tunnel beneath the Peak District, linking Manchester and Sheffield, has been revived by infrastructure group Future Works. The scheme matters because it aims to ease chronic congestion on routes including the A628, improve connections between two major northern cities and remove through-traffic from the National Park, though it remains an early…
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New road restrictions in Sheffield: How many bus gates does it take to kill a city centre?
The article’s full text is unavailable, so its specific claims and evidence cannot be summarised reliably. From the title, it appears to discuss new bus-gate road restrictions in Sheffield, particularly around Furnival Gate, and questions their effect on access to the city centre. The headline suggests an opinion-led argument that multiple bus gates may harm…
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New road restrictions in Sheffield add another nail to heartbreaking coffin – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield City Council is introducing new bus gate restrictions in the city centre, enforced through fines, in a move an opinion piece by editor Nancy Fielder in The Star has strongly criticised as “another nail in the coffin” for the city’s struggling centre. The piece argues the restrictions will deter shoppers and visitors from coming…