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New homes plan approved for former Sheffield NHS HQ Fulwood House
Sheffield City Council’s planning committee has approved plans to build new homes on the site of Fulwood House, the fire-damaged former headquarters of Sheffield Health & Social Care NHS Foundation Trust on Old Fulwood Road. The decision, which went ahead despite around 150 objections from local residents, clears the way for redevelopment of a building…
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Sheffield convenience store can now sell alcohol 24 hours a day
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League One big-spenders ‘in talks’ with £1m attacker after Pompey summer links – portsmouth.co.uk
A League One club described as big spenders are reportedly in discussions to sign an attacker valued at around £1 million, who was linked with Portsmouth earlier in the summer. The development matters because it could remove a potential target from Pompey’s options and strengthen a divisional rival. The report does not confirm that an…
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What’s happening to Sheffield’s historic Cannon Brewery? – The Drinks Business
Sheffield’s former Cannon Brewery in Neepsend has received planning permission for redevelopment into a mixed-use neighbourhood. The project would restore key surviving historic structures while bringing homes, workspaces and leisure amenities to a brownfield site that has stood derelict for more than 25 years. Developer Capital&Centric plans to invest £150–£200 million in the 4.2-acre site,…
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SUFC News: United sanction latest transfer exit as defender links up with teammate – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United have approved a loan move for right-back Sai Sachdev to Boston United, where he will join fellow Blades player Luke Faxon. The move gives the young defender an opportunity for regular senior football while reducing Sheffield United’s squad before the new season. Sachdev, 21, had been involved in Sheffield United’s pre-season preparations, including…
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2026 Sheffield Grand Prix: preview and startlists – The British Continental
The Sheffield Grand Prix will decide the 2026 Lloyds National Circuit Series titles on 22 July, while also offering valuable Rapha Super-League points. The city-centre criterium has been reversed for this year, making riders climb the Surrey Street cobbles shortly before the finish and potentially altering how both races unfold. In the open series, Callum…
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Rotherham woman admits sexually abusing boy when she was a child
A Rotherham woman, Linda Newby, has admitted sexually abusing a boy in offences committed when she was herself a child. The case is significant because it concerns historic child-on-child sexual abuse and has reached Sheffield Crown Court. The available article text provides no further details about the charges, dates, the boy’s age, the number of…
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Yorkshire sign India international spinner Yadav
Yorkshire have signed India international spinner Kuldeep Yadav on a short-term deal covering part of this season’s One-Day Cup and County Championship, strengthening their squad as the campaign heads into its closing stages. The 31-year-old left-arm wrist spinner joins immediately and will feature in Friday’s One-Day Cup match against Glamorgan, with the club citing his…
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Popular former Sheffield Wednesday midfielder becomes ‘highest-profile signing’ in non-league club’s history – thestar.co.uk
Sam Hutchinson, a former Sheffield Wednesday midfielder still fondly remembered by fans at Hillsborough, has signed for non-league side Farnham Town in what the club has called the highest-profile signing in its history. The move is being described as a major coup for Farnham Town, bringing a player with top-flight and Championship pedigree into English…
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Sheffield Wednesday hero makes surprise non-league move – Yorkshire Post
Former Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Sam Hutchinson has joined non-league Farnham Town after leaving AFC Wimbledon. The move is notable because Hutchinson has played in the Premier League and Championship and is regarded as one of Wednesday’s former key players, making his arrival a significant statement for Farnham. Farnham chairman Harry Hugo described Hutchinson as the…