by Lucy Tyson | Nov 21, 2024 | Politics, Top Story 3
Students at the University of Sheffield are raising concerns about the potential impact of cost-cutting measures and staff redundancies. The sweeping measures will include staff redundancies and possible building closures as the institution battles a £50 million...
by Lucy Tyson | Nov 4, 2024 | Politics
An £11 million initiative aimed at enhancing independent living provisions in Rotherham has started. This significant development will feature a new day care centre and 13 council properties designed specifically for wheelchair users, older adults, and individuals...
by Lucy Tyson | Nov 4, 2024 | Politics
A site has been prepared to develop approximately 33 affordable family homes in Sheffield. Sheffield City Council has earmarked £690,000 to start this project. According to details obtained through a Freedom of Information Act (FOI) request, the funds will cover...
by Lucy Tyson | Oct 27, 2024 | Politics
The new roundabout is designed to prioritise pedestrians and cyclists over vehicles, and is now set to open in mid-November However, some locals have raised concerns that it may cause confusion. Dexter Johnstone, from Cycle Sheffield, said: “The West Bar...
by Lucy Tyson | Oct 27, 2024 | Politics
The proposed Fenwick Solar Farm, set to power 75,000 homes with renewable energy, has faced both support and opposition. While the project aims to help meet the UK’s net-zero targets, Doncaster residents are raising concerns about its environmental impact. Energy...
by Victoria Ho | Oct 25, 2024 | Politics
A historic charity building which has been vacant since 1999, has been planned to be restored and redeveloped. The Salvation Army Citadel in Sheffield has been acquired by the city council, with plans underway to restore and redevelop the Grade II-listed building. The...
