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All you need to know about Sheffield Tramlines festival 2026 – BBC
Sheffield’s Tramlines festival returned to Hillsborough Park from 24 to 26 July 2026, bringing a three-day programme of music, comedy and family entertainment. The guide set out practical information for people attending, including the headline acts, travel arrangements and what to expect at the site. It matters because the event is one of Sheffield’s largest…
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Cycling returns to city centre for 12th year
The Sheffield Grand Prix cycling event is returning to the city centre for its 12th consecutive year on Wednesday, bringing elite riders and community racers to a closed-road circuit in the heart of Sheffield. The event, organised with support from Sheffield City Council and British Cycling, forms part of British Cycling’s National Circuit Series, meaning…
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Sheffield mum involved in plot to use drone with fishing lines to smuggle items into Doncaster prison
Fishing lines attached to drone helped to bring material “which should never have been inside a prison” into HMP Lindholme
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Face of final rioter to be jailed over Manvers disturbance as 120 are locked up
The investigation was one of the biggest undertaken by South Yorkshire Police in recent memory
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Work starts on two new youth clubs in Sheffield
Work has begun on two new youth and community centres in Sheffield, intended to provide safe local spaces for young people to socialise, learn and access support. The projects matter because they will expand provision in areas with limited existing facilities and form part of a wider effort to improve youth services across the city.…
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Blades 3-1 Huddersfield – report – Sheffield United FC
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REPORT: TOWN EDGED BY BLADES IN BEHIND-CLOSED-DOORS FRIENDLY – Huddersfield Town FC
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Sheffield gearing up for city centre summer of fun, as work underway for big children’s ‘seaside event’
Sheffield city centre was preparing for a summer programme of family activities, led by the return of Sheffield by the Seaside. The temporary attraction was intended to give children a free, accessible holiday activity in the city while helping to draw visitors and footfall into the centre. The event was planned for the Peace Gardens…
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‘Road closures for fire are affecting my pub’s trade’
A pub landlord near Sheffield says he may have to lay off staff after a wildfire-related road closure cut off passing trade. Steve Marsh, owner of The Dog & Partridge Inn in Flouch, said keeping the westbound carriageway of the A628 Woodhead Pass shut makes “no sense”, as the nearby car fire that originally triggered…
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‘Road closures for fire are affecting my pub’s trade’ – BBC
The owner of the Dog & Partridge Inn in Flouch says the partial closure of the A628 Woodhead Pass during a nearby moorland fire is severely reducing passing trade and could lead to job losses. The case highlights the financial impact that emergency road restrictions and planned infrastructure works can have on rural businesses, even…