Recent bouts of bad weather have affected conditions at Stannington playground. We will be making improvements to drainage and the play equipment to make it better for local people.
Sheffield City Council has today called on the Government to support the night-time economy sector, so that the city’s much loved pubs, bars and clubs can recover from the financial impact of Covid-19.
A new parking policy designed to crack down on drivers in Sheffield who evade paying parking fines will come into place early this year following approval by Sheffield City Council.
We've set out our budget plans for 2021/22. Despite the challenges brought about by the pandemic we are investing in the care sector, youth services and community safety, giving Council Tax support to those who need it most, retaining citywide essential services to all residents, and delivering on priorities for a sustainable future.
Sheffield’s five Household Waste Recycling Centres, which have remained open thr ...
Proposals to create an Active Neighbourhood in the Kelham and Neepsend area are launched today so that people can have their say on the plans.
The Union Flag has been raised at half-mast today at Sheffield Town Hall in tribute to Captain Sir Tom Moore, following his death yesterday (2nd February.)
We have launched a public consultation about improvements to libraries, after we announced last year that each community hub library would benefit from a £10,000 cash boost.
Sheffield City Council will make one off payments of £1000 to businesses who have not been eligible for other grant schemes and are impacted by the 5th January 2021 National Lockdown.
Today marks a huge milestone for Sheffield and its older care home residents as all have now been offered the covid-19 vaccinated.
A new 20 year Strategic Economic Plan has been set out for South Yorkshire, as the region looks to unlock its potential and create prosperity and opportunity for all.
After declaring a climate emergency in 2019, Sheffield will take a major step towards this goal by releasing a new report which details where carbon emissions can be reduced in the city.
A rapid Covid testing centre for essential staff who work with vulnerable people will open next month. The centre, based at the English Institute of Sport Sheffield (EISS), will initially be for Council staff, private providers and third sector staff who do not have symptoms.
Sheffield City Council will provide thousands of additional laptops to support children who are currently having to home school, without the devices to do so.
The new community services manager will lead on the development and delivery of a partnership action plan to deal with the issues affecting local people in Page Hall.
A consultation has launched on proposals to extend the award-winning Grey to Green scheme from Castlegate to Angel Street.
Working with Westfield Big Local Partnership we will be creating a brand-new multi-use playground for families in the Westfield area.
New 'lockdown' grants are available to businesses affected by the latest Covid-19 restrictions.
Today we held a Digital Inclusion Summit that brought together over 100 individuals and businesses from across the public, voluntary, community, faith and private sectors to collectively address the digital divide in Sheffield.
The latest on flooding in Sheffield
Work to extend a bus lane on one of Sheffield’s busiest bus routes will take place early this year, in a project set to improve journey time on London Road, a key route into the city centre.
The council is working with partners across the city following heavy snowfall.
The recent grant scheme to support eligible businesses in the supply chain to hospitality, accommodation, leisure, and entertainment sectors has been extended and grant amounts have been increased.
Today's collections have been suspended. Leave your bin out if it wasn't emptied.
Sheffield City Council has been successful in its bid for £15.8m of funding as part of the Government’s Future High Streets Fund, which will be used to rejuvenate Sheffield’s high street as part of the continuing transformation of the city centre.
Sheffield’s Coronavirus Community Support Helpline has reached a major milestone after taking is 20,000th call since opening in March last year.
Take part in our online consultation about Sheffield's budget for 2021/22 by Tuesday 19 January. We have outlined our proposals and want to hear your views.
Sheffield City Council is working with Sheffield and District Branch of the Campaign For Real Ale (CAMRA) to urge the Government to revise their policy on restricting pubs and bars from providing takeaway alcohol products during the national lockdown. Currently, hospitality venues are only able sell alcohol via delivery.
Bin collections will continue as normal during the six week lockdown period, and our 5 household waste recycling centres will remain open.
Lots of support is available to help smokers in Sheffield give up for good. Don't give up on quitting, give it another go.
New restrictions are now in place affecting how businesses can operate, following the announcement of the national lockdown.
Sheffield City Council has written to all primary and special schools to advise them to reopen tomorrow (Monday 4 January 2021).
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