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Streets Ahead is preparing for another busy season, ready for whatever the weather has in store for Sheffield this year.

Geoarchaeological fieldwork required for plans to regenerate the historic area of Castlegate is now complete.

Over the summer, a further two Levelling Up bids were submitted by Sheffield City Council to the government which could result in development of community facilities in Heeley and much needed investment to facilitate development at Parkwood Springs. 

Black History Month is a time for the UK to celebrate Black history, culture and heritage, and be empowered to take action to tackle racism.

Cllr Ben Miskell, Economic Development and Skills Policy Committee Deputy Chair ...

Our region deserves decent transport links, a fair chance to attract inward investment and international connectivity.

A joint statement on the devastating floods in Pakistan.

Councillors have agreed not to call for a review of the Grade II listing of the former John Lewis building.

Sheffield City Council has today published documents as part of the Street Tree Archive which will allow the public to access records and correspondence relating to the council’s management of street trees between 2013 and 2018.

A new chair has been appointed to the Sheffield Street Tree Partnership and is already playing an active role in steering the invaluable work of the group.

The Department for Transport has awarded the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) £570m to invest in sustainable transport schemes across the county, including several Sheffield initiatives.

We're one of the 7 cities shortlisted!

Sheffield City Council has been given a Gold Award as a business that employs and supports those who serve, veterans and their families.

Yesterday Historic England listed the former John Lewis building, in Barker’s Pool, at Grade II on the National Heritage List for England.

A Sheffield businessman has been ordered to pay over £1m following a Confiscation Order at Sheffield Crown Court.

Signs making drivers aware of Sheffield’s upcoming Category C Clean Air Zone will start to be installed over the coming weeks, as the council moves forward with plans to improve air quality and reduce pollution in and around the city centre.

"We would be proud to bring the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 to the region in solidarity with Ukraine."

Cllr Terry Fox has made a statement following the announcement further bus cuts are to hit Sheffield and South Yorkshire from this week.

A new bus service connecting 12 stops in and around Sheffield City Centre has launched today, providing residents and visitors the opportunity to hop onto the bus from the train, tram or other bus services.

Today the Council publishes its new explainer video to remind Sheffielders of all the ways they can get involved in their local democracy.

Green Flag Awards are an international mark of quality for well managed parks and green spaces all over the world. In Sheffield, 16 of our parks have received this honour, which means they meet the criteria for being safe, welcoming, well maintained and well managed.

Sheffield City Council and Veolia will begin the city’s first ever food waste recycling trial this summer.

Following the BBC’s announcement that Eurovision 2023 will be held in the UK, Sheffield will be entering a bid to become the host city.

The council is working proactively alongside partner agencies to safeguard individuals who rough sleep during the extreme hot weather. 

Leaders from across South Yorkshire have released a joint statement regarding the future of Doncaster Sheffield airport.

Streets Ahead will be working around the clock to keep Sheffield clean and tidy throughout the Tramlines festival.

Waste and recycling collections in Sheffield will be taking place earlier than usual, to avoid the hottest time of the day.

The Leader and Chief Executive of Sheffield City Council have released responses to the publication of the final Race Equality Commission report today.