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Plans to combine seven Alhambra shop units to expand Barnsley’s Health on the High Street scheme
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Marina, boat lift and restored locks planned for Chesterfield Canal in Rotherham
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‘Owls could be perfect launchpad for Gray’s career’
Sheffield Wednesday’s season-long loan signing of Harry Gray, the 17-year-old Leeds United forward, is being framed as a potential springboard for his career after a tough spell at Rotherham United last season. Gray comes from a footballing dynasty, with his great-uncle Eddie, grandfather Frank and father Andy all having played for Leeds, while his older…
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Sheffield becomes cycle track as grand prix arrives in city centre
Sheffield city centre was turned into a temporary race circuit for the Sheffield Grand Prix, with leading cyclists competing on closed streets. The event brought a high-profile sporting spectacle into the heart of the city, but also affected motorists and public transport. Road closures began at 4am and, on parts of the route, were due…
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Man arrested after police cars and helicopter pursue suspect through Sheffield streets
Police in Sheffield arrested a man after a pursuit involving several police vehicles and a helicopter. He was detained on suspicion of dangerous driving and drug-related offences, following an incident that prompted a significant police response. The report says officers tracked the suspect through city streets with air support before making the arrest. No further…
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Man arrested after police cars and helicopter pursue suspect – thestar.co.uk
A man was arrested after police vehicles and a helicopter pursued a suspect through Sheffield. The incident highlights the use of aerial support in locating and containing people suspected of serious driving and drug-related offences. The National Police Air Service said its crew assisted police after reports involving two suspects and remained over the area…
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SWFC boss Henrik Pedersen outlines his playing style for new season – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday manager Henrik Pedersen has set out the footballing identity he wants his side to develop for the new season. His comments matter because they provide an early indication of how the club intends to rebuild and what supporters can expect following a difficult campaign. Pedersen’s approach is expected to prioritise intensity, organisation and…
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Alcohol licensing meeting over Rotherham shop delayed as owner doesn’t speak English
A meeting to consider an alcohol licence connected to a Rotherham shop was delayed because the owner did not speak English. The delay matters because the owner must be able to understand and participate fairly in a decision that could affect the business. No further details about the proposed licence, the shop, or a new…
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SWFC: Owls to seek out intriguing ‘third captain’ with skipper decision confirmed – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday are expected to retain their established captaincy arrangement, with the current skipper set to continue in the role. The club will nevertheless look to identify a “third captain”, adding another leadership option as it plans for the season and seeks greater authority within the squad. The article indicates that the choice is intended…
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SUFC News: Burrows absence vs Huddersfield explained as left-back battle sets example – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United assistant manager Mickey Collins has explained that Harrison Burrows was left out of Tuesday’s pre-season friendly against Huddersfield Town as a precautionary measure, rather than due to a specific injury being disclosed. The decision opened the door for Sam McCallum, who is working his way back from an ankle injury sustained in January,…