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Raima Sen, Shrimoyee Chakraborty, Aarti Bajaj Team on Parno Mittra’s Producing Debut ‘The Music Teacher’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Bengali film actor Parno Mittra is making her producing debut with “The Music Teacher,” a British-Indian short film starring Raima Sen that begins principal photography this month in Kolkata. The project marks the launch of Mittra’s new production banner, Unscripted Co, co-producing alongside Tabernacle Street Films of the UK, and represents a significant step for…
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Step inside the home of Sheffield’s favourite focaccia – exposedmagazine.co.uk
A feature from exposedmagazine.co.uk profiles Assaje, an Italian café and deli on Glossop Road in Sheffield, where Sicilian-born baker Dani prepares fresh focaccia daily for the lunchtime rush. The piece highlights how the café, run by Dani with his wife Chiara, has built a loyal following through freshly baked bread, generous portions and a personal,…
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‘Pioneer’ – SWFC promotion hero seals move to his boyhood League Two club – thestar.co.uk
A former Sheffield Wednesday player who helped the club win promotion has joined the League Two side he supported as a boy. The move is significant as it brings the player back to a personal footballing connection while adding experienced promotion-winning pedigree to his new club. The available material identifies the player as a Wednesday…
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Veolia and Sheffield City Council successfully trial ‘UK first’ carbon capture technology – Business Green
Veolia and Sheffield City Council successfully trial ‘UK first’ carbon capture technology Business Green
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Andy Davies quits as Sheffield Walkley councillor after three months
Andy Davies, the Green Party councillor who won Sheffield’s Walkley ward from then-council leader Tom Hunt in the May 2026 local elections, has resigned after just three months in the role, citing the toll it took on his mental health. His victory over Hunt had been one of the most dramatic results of that election,…
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UK mulls making employers ask before installing bossware
The UK government is consulting on whether employers should be legally required to consult workers before introducing “bossware” – software that monitors staff through means such as AI-driven productivity scoring, keystroke logging and biometric surveillance. The Department for Business and Trade wants to know whether existing rules on workplace surveillance remain fit for purpose given…
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Itauma v Hrgovic upgraded to IBF world-title bout
Moses Itauma’s heavyweight clash with Filip Hrgovic on 29 August has been upgraded to a bout for the vacant IBF title, promoter Frank Warren has confirmed. The belt was left vacant when Oleksandr Usyk relinquished it in June, and the fight, to be held at London’s O2 Arena, represents a major step up for the…
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Stokes would love to coach England in future
Former England Test captain Ben Stokes has said he would love to coach the national team in the future, having begun studying for his level three coaching qualification while still playing. Speaking on a podcast, the 35-year-old, who retired suddenly from international cricket in June, also voiced surprise that Harry Brook was overlooked for the…
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University of Sheffield removes signs banning members of public from campus park – thestar.co.uk
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Critics slam ‘absurd’ plans for an Aussie state to ease drug-driving penalties for medicinal cannabis
The New South Wales government is defending planned reforms that would ease drug-driving penalties for some medicinal cannabis patients, after critics warned the changes could compromise road safety. Legislation due to be debated in the state parliament this week would allow eligible prescription holders to avoid penalties following a first and second positive roadside drug…