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SUFC News: Chris Wilder gives Matondo transfer update following latest United outing – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder says the club are in discussions about signing Rabbi Matondo after the Welsh winger continued his trial period with the Blades. The update matters because United are looking to strengthen their wide options, and Matondo’s performances in pre-season have given Wilder a chance to assess whether he fits the squad.…
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Sheffield rat complaints reveal 25 worst-hit hotspots across city
Freedom of Information data obtained from Sheffield City Council revealed the 25 worst rat hotspots across the city, with nearly 2,000 complaints logged by residents during 2025. The figures exposed sharp geographic disparities in the scale of the infestation problem, with areas including Grimesthorpe, Burngreave and Southey Green identified among the worst affected, underlining persistent…
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Rat infestation leaves Sheffield mother and young son confined to bedroom
A Sheffield mother and her four-year-old son, who has complex needs, spent almost four years largely confined to a single bedroom in their council house because of a persistent rat infestation. Three separate rounds of pest control, each involving fortnightly visits, failed to clear the rodents, which the family said had spread through the walls,…
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Sheffield residents log thousands of pest control calls as rats dominate
Sheffield residents made thousands of calls to pest control services during 2025, with council data revealing which pests are causing residents the most concern across the city. Rats emerged as by far the biggest problem, accounting for more than half of all reported cases and far outstripping every other pest. The figures point to a…
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Rotherham pensioner chased man down street wielding air gun witnesses believed to be ‘hunting rifle’
A Rotherham pensioner was sentenced after chasing a man down a street while carrying an air gun. The incident caused alarm because witnesses believed the weapon was a hunting rifle, illustrating how an air gun can be perceived as a serious firearm in public. The report centres on the court’s response to the pensioner’s conduct…
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The shot seemed to bend, swerve and stay straight all at the same time – Rotherham Advertiser
Rotherham United were beaten 2-0 by Sheffield United in a pre-season friendly at the AESSEAL New York Stadium, the Millers’ first home match of the summer. Despite the defeat, manager Alex Bruce highlighted an encouraging team performance against Championship opposition, praising his side’s organisation and work rate, though he expressed frustration over a lack of…
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Church’s £250,000 repair bill forces closure
The Parish Church of St John the Baptist in Dodworth, near Barnsley, is set to close permanently after being hit with a repair bill exceeding £250,000. The 200-year-old Grade II listed building needs a full Welsh slate roof replacement, structural timber and beam repairs, and work to fix water ingress, costs the diocese has said…
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Spot your friends in spectacular 62-photo gallery, capturing all the fun of Saturday at Tramlines, Sheffield
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SUFC News: United’s rivals ‘interested’ in goalkeeper as West Brom ‘work’ on deal – thestar.co.uk
Reports suggest that a goalkeeper linked with Sheffield United could also attract interest from one of the club’s rivals, while West Bromwich Albion are said to be working on a separate deal. The developments matter because they could affect United’s options in the transfer market and competition for targets ahead of the new season. The…
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SWFC: There’s something about Sheffield Wednesday new boy Louie Barry – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday’s signing of forward Louie Barry from Aston Villa is presented as an encouraging addition to the club’s summer rebuild. The move matters because Barry brings proven attacking potential at League One level and gives the Owls a player with experience of several Championship loan spells. The 23-year-old joined Wednesday for an undisclosed fee…