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Talented music students at The Sheffield College to perform at Tramlines – FE News
I wasn’t able to fetch the article content — the text supplied is only Google’s cookie-consent boilerplate, not the actual story, and permission to fetch the live page wasn’t granted. Based on the headline alone, this appears to be a short piece from FE News about music students at The Sheffield College being selected to…
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‘Another broken promise’ Barnsley Reform won’t bring in Musk-inspired team despite election pledge
Barnsley Council’s Reform UK administration has said it will not introduce an Elon Musk-inspired “DOGE” audit team, despite making that commitment during its election campaign. The reversal has drawn criticism as a broken promise and matters because the party won control of the council on a platform that included a pledge to scrutinise spending and…
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Stoke friendly confirmed in Austria – Sheffield Wednesday FC
Sheffield Wednesday have confirmed a pre-season friendly against Stoke City during their training camp in Austria. The match gives the Owls another opportunity to prepare for the 2026/27 campaign while the squad is based overseas. The game is scheduled for Saturday 25 July in Vienna and will be played behind closed doors. It forms part…
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SWFC News: David Storch is everything Sheffield Wednesday fans wanted in an owner – thestar.co.uk
David Storch’s early approach as Sheffield Wednesday’s new owner has been warmly received by many supporters, with his public messages stressing fan engagement, transparency and improvements both on and off the pitch. The article argues that this represents a marked change after a difficult period under the club’s previous ownership and offers supporters grounds for…
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Sheffield United ‘interested’ in towering Leicester City man as West Ham thrown in mix – Yorkshire Post
Sheffield United are reported to be interested in bringing Leicester City centre-back Harry Souttar back to Bramall Lane, with West Ham also linked. The potential move would reunite the Blades with a player who previously impressed on loan, but no agreement has been announced. Souttar, 27, is a towering Australia international whose earlier spell at…
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What we have learned from Sheffield Wednesday’s pre-season so far – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday’s pre-season has offered an early indication of the challenges facing the club before the new campaign. The assessment matters because preparations, squad development and recruitment will shape whether the side is ready to compete once competitive football begins. The available article material does not include the underlying report, only its title and a…
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SUFC Transfers Exc: United discover hefty Souttar stumbling block as stance confirmed – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United’s pursuit of Leicester City defender Harry Souttar has encountered a significant obstacle, with the reported cost of a deal proving problematic. The development matters because the Blades are seeking defensive reinforcements, but may need to reconsider their options if Leicester maintain their position. Leicester are understood to be unwilling to let Souttar leave…
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Man denies murdering mother Shanice Brookes who was shot outside Sheffield bar – Sky News
Jemele Rhone has denied murdering Shanice Brookes, a 30-year-old mother-of-one who was shot outside a Sheffield city-centre bar. The case will now proceed to trial, while police maintain that Ms Brookes was an innocent bystander, highlighting the fatal consequences of gun crime. Rhone, 30, pleaded not guilty at Sheffield Crown Court to murder, wounding another…
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Report into £65m ‘black hole’ in South Yorkshire Police finances rules out ‘misuse of police funds’
Steps are being taken to balance the books
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Man denies fatal shooting of ‘innocent bystander’ Shanice Brookes – BBC
Jemele Rhone has denied murdering Shanice Brookes, who was fatally shot outside a Sheffield city-centre bar. The case concerns the death of a woman police described as an innocent bystander, and will proceed to trial. Brookes, 30, was shot near the One Four One bar on West Street shortly before 2.45am on 25 May and…