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Monthly video message from Cllr Tom Hunt, leader of Sheffield City Council

Watch council leader, Councillor Tom Hunt, talk about the positive developments in Sheffield over the past few weeks, including:

  • South Yorkshire being announced as the first UK's Investment Zone
  • Additional investment from Boeing
  • New store openings in the city centre
  • A new collaboration with Prince William and the Royal Foundation to tackle homelessness
  • Support for families who are struggling due to the cost of living crisis

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