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The current lease, which started in 2015 is for 25 years but if the decision to ...

More than 800 parks and green spaces across the city are maintained by Sheffield ...

As people across the country celebrate LGBT History Month, Sheffield takes a loo ...

Urbo (West Bar) Ltd, a joint venture between Urbo and Peveril Securities, the de ...

A private landlord who illegally evicted his tenant has been ordered by the cour ...

Sheffield Children’s University (CU) gained 3,000 new students last year as over ...

“Shark!” cries foster toddler, and off we go with the actions for the world’s mo ...

Sheffield will showcase the strength and breadth of its outdoor communities with ...

A heart-warming moment involving a Streets Ahead employee has led to the install ...

Sheffield’s biggest ever part, Tramlines Festival, has announced the first wave ...

People walking through the Castlegate and Fitzalan Square areas of Sheffield wil ...

Sheffield is one of only six cities in the country that is creating better suppo ...

The authority has identified another £30 million worth of savings to be made ove ...

Following a successful bid from Sheffield City Council and partners, Sheffield h ...

This year Holocaust Memorial Day commemorations focus on the theme 'Torn From Ho ...

Sheffield City Council has released moving interviews with two fresh eye witness ...

 Young, budding environmentalists have been picking up litter from around t ...

This follows the recent Local Area Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (S ...

The mixed-use Heart of the City II development, designed to transform Sheffield ...

 Hanover Tower residents are now seeing the first sheets of new, safe repla ...

The first ever national games for wounded, injured and sick veterans and personn ...

Football facilities in Darnall have been saved from the threat of closure, as th ...

Purple Flag, first given to Sheffield in 2012, is a town and city centre award w ...

We all have dreams of a litter-free city.It remains an alarming fact that every ...

Cycling in Sheffield? “Not until the day you get rid of these hills,” was what m ...

An award-winning training programme which supports young people with additional ...

People on a night out will be asked to #LoveSheffieldNights in celebration of 10 ...

Landlords that haven’t applied for a licence to rent out their properties are no ...

‘All Our Bands’ will showcase original musical performances from up to 50 artist ...

One of the UK’s largest parkruns broke its attendance record on Saturday when 86 ...

Sheffield’s new 15-year trees and woodlands strategy was approved last November, ...

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has launched its much-del ...

South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue and South Yorkshire Police have teamed up with ...

 Work to retain dozens of street trees in Sheffield, which were previously ...

With experts predicting the steepest decline in December’s high street footfall ...

Plans have been published as part of the council’s annual review of the Housing ...

A local gardener and handyman has been sentenced to 20 months in jail, suspended ...

Graves Health & Sports Centre, managed by Places Leisure on behalf of Sheffi ...

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Greg Fell says there is a close relationship between a healthy population and a ...

John is one of Sheffield's most famous local heroes - known throughout the city ...

“Let’s work together to get these listed buildings off our buildings at risk lis ...

Following further talks between Sheffield City Council, Amey and representatives ...

Sheffield is one of the greenest and most wooded cities in Europe and the greene ...

Joint statement from Councillor Lewis Dagnall, Cabinet Member for Environment an ...

Councillor Lewis Dagnall, Cabinet Member for Environment and Streetscene, said:" ...

The first of 100 war memorial trees has been planted in Weston Park as part of t ...

The story of the elm and the butterfly began 120 years ago, when planners of Sheffield’s affluent suburbs chose a popular ‘Huntingdon’ elm hybrid for the junction of Chelsea and Union Roads in Nether Edge.

17 May 2018 The new cabinet member responsible for the environment and street sc ...

Parson Cross, which has recently featured in the hit West End/Sheffield producti ...

23 February 2018Statement from Sheffield City Council“We welcome todays statemen ...

21 February 2018 An elm tree in Nether Edge, which is showing signs of decay, wi ...

10 January 2018 More than 1,200 young trees will take root along Sheffield’s str ...

13 December 2017     Sheffield City Council has today decided that, for the firs ...

13 November 2017 The first trees have been planted to mark the start of  the cit ...

5 October 2017 Five years on from the start of the Streets Ahead contract and qu ...

15 September 2017   Sheffield City Council has announced it is planting 300 memo ...

21 August 2017   A project is underway to bring one of the UK’s rarest native tr ...

15 August 2017 A High Court judge today ruled that the Council had been successf ...

Sheffield City Council is seeking injunctions in the High Court on July 26-28 ag ...

10 July 2017 Following the completion of all their work, Sheffield City Council ...

Tree works are commencing on Rivelin Valley Road as part of the Streets Ahead st ...

3 July 2017 Sheffield streets are home to an increasingly varied street tree sto ...

19 June 2017 Volunteers donated their time over the last tree planting season to ...

10th April 2017 The Streets Ahead programme is all about improving the city’s ro ...

29 March 2017 Students from Al-Huda Academy, along with staff from the English I ...

24 March 2017 At the beginning of 2017, Sheffield City Council made a series of ...

01 February 2017 Streets Ahead is today setting the record straight on a number ...

19 January 2017 Sheffield City Council is today announcing a series of commitmen ...

13 January 2017 Around 8,000 trees are set to be planted at different sites acro ...

30 November 2016 Sheffield's draft trees and woodlands strategy will help us pla ...

25 November 2016 Councillor Bryan Lodge, Cabinet Member for Environment at Sheff ...

17 November 2016 Cllr Bryan Lodge, Cabinet Member for the Environment, said,“For ...

Down in the dip on Beaver Hill Road in Handsworth, stands the towering figure of ...

Thursday 10 November 2016   Climbing to the top of Wincobank Hill in Sheffield i ...

Friday 4 November   Could this black mulberry tree in Handsworth be the oldest o ...

Sheffield is one of the greenest cities in Europe, with four trees for every per ...

Friday 30 September 2016 The Iron-Man stands in Sheffield’s Bowden Houstead Wood ...

27th July 2016Cllr Bryan Lodge, Cabinet Member for the Environment, said: “Once ...

15 July 2016We wanted to pay tribute to Councillor Isobel Bowler on the day of h ...

30 June 2016Councillor Julie Dore, Leader of Sheffield City Council, said: “All ...

A referendum was held on Thursday 23 June 2016 to decide on the below question:S ...

17 June 2016Cllr Bryan Lodge, Cabinet Member for the Environment, said: “We are ...

16 June 2016The Streets Ahead team is set to carry out further work to establish ...

27 May 2016   It’s been a fruitful time for lucky residents who won free fruit t ...

16 May 2016Sheffield’s street tree replacement programme is set to resume follow ...

We can confirm the new Cabinet:Leader Julie DoreBusiness and Economy (Deputy Lea ...

Name of candidateParty VotesATKINSON Grace MargaretThe Conservative Party Candid ...

Name of candidatePartyVotesCLARKSON JackUK Independence Party (UKIP) 2097CONDLIF ...

Name of candidatePartyVotesBROWNHILL Elizabeth MaryUK Independence Party (UKIP)  ...

Name of candidatePartyVotesAKTHER NasimaLabour Party 2850ALI ShahidLiberal Democ ...

Name of CandidateDescriptionVotesALLEN David StewartEnglish Democrats –“More Pol ...

Name of candidatePartyVotesARSHAD MobeenGreen Party 506BHANDARI AshishUK Indepen ...

Name of candidatePartyVotesBARNSLEY RogerConservative Party Candidate 791CHAPMAN ...

Name of candidatePartyVotesALLCROFT Adam JamesConservative Party Candidate 506AN ...

Name of candidatePartyVotesCHADBOURN Deborah JaneGreen Party 275COLTON DavidCons ...

Name of candidatePartyVotesCLAYTON Shirley DianeThe Conservative Party Candidate ...

Name of candidatePartyVotesBENJAMIN Avram Misha WarrenTrade Unionist and Sociali ...

Name of candidatePartyVotesANDREWS Adele PaulaUK Independence Party (UKIP) 1173B ...

Due to industrial strike action by Veolia waste and recycling collection staff, people whose bins are emptied on Mondays may experience some disruption throughout November.

The meeting, called by SCC Leader, Cllr Terry Fox takes place tomorrow with city transport operators to discuss concerns about disruption to services and to get firm assurance and plans that everything is being done to resume service levels urgently.

Leader of Sheffield City Council reacts with outrage to Government's Integrated Rail Plan, condemning the decision to axe the eastern leg and level up rail connectivity in the North as a betrayal. 

Testing is a vital part in our fight against Covid-19 and your help is needed as much as ever to reduce its spread.

As part of long-term plans for the future of leisure and entertainment in Sheffield, £100m has been approved for investment in to facilities across the city. Work will also begin to appoint a leisure operator beyond 2024.

Check the road conditions before you travel with our traffic cameras. 

Businesses in Hillsborough, Firth Park, Walkley and Broomhill will be supported by Sheffield City Council's Economic Recovery Fund, an innovative and unique grant set up to support businesses following the Covid-19 pandemic.

A new guidelines booklet for managing the city’s street trees has been finalised and published, in line with the Sheffield Street Tree Partnership Strategy.

Plans to improve reliability and journey time for public transport on Abbeydale ...

The NHS test and trace national booking system is reaching capacity. This is due to laboratory testing reaching national capacity on the day. If you have COVID-19 symptoms and you need to book a test, please continue to do so. However, you may experience a delay in being able to book a test using the national system. If you can’t get a test on the day, please try again later or try the next day. Please listen to the guidance you are provided at the point of arranging a booking.

Testing remains a vital part in our fight against the spread of Covid-19 in our city and to help reduce the rate of people contracting the virus.

Sheffield’s Race Equality Commission has released its initial findings on the state of racial equality in the city – with some unsettling observations.

Leah's Yard plans approved

Sheffield will come together this Sunday (14 November) to mark the National Day of Remembrance at the Cenotaph in Barker's Pool. People are invited to join the service, observe in silence and lay poppies and wreaths at the end of the service.

Sheffield is set to sparkle and everybody will be talking about it, as Jamie Campbell takes to the stage to light up the city this Sunday 21 November.

As world leaders meet at COP26 to discuss the urgency of reducing climate change globally, Sheffield City Council’s Transitional Committee is considering the council’s 10 Point Plan for tackling the climate emergency.

City to receive £37m of Levelling Up funding for Castlegate and Attercliffe.