Sheffield Children’s Services work to support many children who are often some of the most vulnerable in society. Find out more about who we're working with to keep children entertained this half term.
Following the latest Government update, which saw a slight ease of some restrictions, Sheffield City Council has today i ...
Independent visitors is a Sheffield City Council scheme which aims to match volunteers who will build helpful and positi ...
Sheffield’s Year of Reading launches across the city on 15th January 2020 and will be a 12-month, citywide celebration o ...
Independent Illustrator Josephine Dellow is taking over the Winter Gardens Pop U ...
Illnesses such as diarrhoea/vomiting (norovirus) and other flu-like illnesses ar ...
Just outside the city centre Sheffield Botanical Gardens were opened in 1836 and ...
There’s no place for domestic abuse. Full stop. Preventing violence, abuse and h ...
Our Housing and Neighbourhood Service is calling on community groups that work w ...
November 20 2019 marks World COPD Day, and ex-smoker and COPD sufferer, Geoff Bunting, 61 from Norwood, is calling for a ...
Sheffield Futures launches new approach to youth work ‘Youth Sheffield’YOUTH charity Sheffield Futures has revamped the ...
Families, schools and services are being asked to have their say on Sheffield’s new Inclusion Strategy.Sheffield City Co ...
This year’s Overall Winner Award at Sheffield’s Children’s Book Awards was announced at The Crucible Theatre on Friday i ...
Children’s University expands into Rotherham schools as success for activity programme grows Over 45,000 children an ...
The Streets Ahead mascot, Phil the Bin, made the most of the half-term break by reminiscing about his busy start to this ...
A new taskforce to look at how the education sector in Sheffield can improve its environmental impact has today been ann ...
Sheffield Hallam University's Business School has been awarded funding to support 50 microbusinesses to engage with tech ...
Sheffield youngsters are gaining hands on experience working for the city’s highways maintenance contract, developing in ...
How far would £24 a week get you?As part of National Care Leavers’ week (28th October-1st November), Sheffield Care Leav ...
We’re going on a bear hunt! We’re going to catch a big one!” Foster toddler found the whole idea of bear hunting very ex ...
Through joint working with NHS partners, Sheffield City Council has become the first standalone local authority in the c ...
Sheffield’s adoptive parents and their families are invited to a coffee and cake morning this weekend, to thank them for ...
Have you booked your tickets for this year's Off The Shelf festival, celebrating the very best literature?We've been out ...
Toni Harrison volunteers with Sheffield City Council as an Independent Visitor, as part of a scheme to build helpful and ...
The volunteers, known as independent visitors, build helpful and positive relationships with young people who are in car ...
Motorists are being advised to leave their cars at home on Saturday and Sunday if their journeys aren't essential in wha ...
The Millgate Cyber Security Academy is launching at the College’s City campus, on Granville Road, this month.Students wi ...
As part of International Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) awareness day, Sheffield City Council is highlighting t ...
Sheffield City Council has been awarded an overall ‘good’ rating by Ofsted following a three-week inspection of its chil ...
Thousands of students across the city are breathing a sigh of relief after receiving their GCSE results today. Intro ...
People with mental health conditions in the city are to benefit from £3m funding which will focus on their rehabilitatio ...
Sheffield City Council was honoured to celebrate Anne who has been fostering wit ...
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