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27 May 2016 It’s been a fruitful time for lucky residents who won free fruit trees in a give-away for council tenants.Thirty people signed up to receive a free cherry or plum dwarf-tree last month within two hours of the offer being announced. Now trees have been given to residents who are plant...Read more »
03 March 2016 Over 3,000 street trees have been planted across Sheffield since August 2012 as part of the Streets Ahead project. This is on top of the 50,000 trees that have also been planted by the Council in parks and woodlands.To help residents to pinpoint the location of the new trees and find o...Read more »
Monday 15 February 2016 Sheffield City Council is asking members of the public to help it plan future care for 2.2million trees.The council has been working on a framework for a new Trees and Woodland Strategy, which will set out how it looks after all trees in the city; including those in parks, wo...Read more »
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Everyone Active has officially taken over as the new operator of Sheffield’s leisure centres and golf courses....Read more »
We’re confident that you and your crew will enjoy working here in Sheffield, with great transport links, a wide selection of accommodation and best of all plenty to do in your spare time, we think you’ll be coming back for more. A great crew If you need a crew or just a few additions to your team ...Read more »
News updates from Sheffield City Council will now be available on the Council's main website. Head to our new Newsroom to find all our latest news....Read more »
In celebration of the Women’s Olympic Ice Hockey Qualifiers coming to Sheffield this weekend, hundreds of local school children were invited to take part in the action....Read more »
Rainbow Meadow in Shire Brook Valley is now home to a host of new four-legged friends as we see the arrival of Highland cows and Dexter cows. The introduction of the cows forms part of Sheffield City Council’s Species Survival Fund which aims to protect, enhance and widen areas of heathland, and it ...Read more »