18th October, 2014
An outdoor shisha café granted planning permission to open until 9pm on Tuesday October 7th has been found to be breaching it’s permitted hours just two days later. The Planning … Full Story »
18th October, 2014
Many health staff are relying on food banks or having to take second jobs tomake ends meet. Most people think the 1% pay cap is unfair but Ed Millibandand the … Full Story »
14th August, 2014
Dear SirThe opening of a new supermarket always comes with a claimed “jobs boost”. But research shows an average net loss of 276 full time jobs within 6 miles of new stores located outside … Full Story »
28th July, 2014
Dear Sir Community groups trying to organise volunteer-run local libraries face many more hurdles, including chasing the funding they need before taking over branches at the end of September. These emphasise the challenges when volunteers have to … Full Story »
1st July, 2014
Dear Sir The Tour De France is the world’s largest annual sporting event. 12 million people watch it live each year joining 3.5 billion watching on TV worldwide. On Sunday, narrow streets, sharp turns and … Full Story »
29th June, 2014
Please sign the petition to back SYMAAG’s campaign to stop G4S. SYMAAG (South Yorkshire Migration and Asylum Action Group) invite you to join them on Wednesday 2nd July at 1pm at Sheffield Town Hall to … Full Story »
29th March, 2014
Dear Editor Sheffield trams are great. I have used them throughout the last 20 years and they are clean, reliable and good for air quality. It’s normal across Europe to … Full Story »
30th July, 2013
Many people are struggling to cope with welfare benefit cuts, low wages and high unemployment as the policies of austerity bite. So it’s encouraging that the Church of England is … Full Story »
6th July, 2013
Greens were out in force today at both the Gay Pride event and the Sharrow Festival where they helped tidy up the site collecting recyclingl. Tomorrow(Sunday 7th July) come and … Full Story »