Investment from Sheffield residents, businesses and other supporters could help fund solar panels and battery storage for 212 Council homes.

Sheffield's £14.4 million Event Central development has been delayed until 2027 after problems with its electricity supply forced Sheffield City Council to reconsider how the building will be connected to the power network. The announcement marks another setback for the ambitious Fargate regeneration project, which has already experienced several delays and seen its estimated cost more than double since 2022.

Discover the best October 2026 events in Yorkshire. From the Ilkley Literature Festival and Yorkshire Dales Cheese Festival to spooky Halloween trails and half-term fun.

Niche, which opened on Sidney Street in 1992, is credited with the birth of 'bassline' music.

From river to pond, the heron steps and pauses over a mined world. Longbarrow Press is delighted to announce the publication of Have You Always Been Here?, a series of pamphlets by Matthew Clegg. “…

Plus, Crookes named one of coolest places in UK

The University of Sheffield is celebrating 60 years since the official opening of one of the city’s best-known buildings

Volunteers caring for Loxley Cemetery are appealing for personal recollections and photographs of the ruined Grade II*-listed chapel before its 240th anniversary in 2027.

Join us on a street art tour of Sheffield's Kelham Island and Neepsend.

Winning at litter. Last day of the triffids. Commoner’s Muck and Playing Out.

South Yorkshire launches a transport survey to shape its Local Transport Plan and People's Network. Responses close on 31 October

The company has completed the new facility in just 13 months A live test was conducted at Mr Whippy in South Yorkshire with (from left) CEO Michael Corrado Jackson, chairman Scott Fletcher and director of strategic development Joe Sealey.(Image: Mr. Whippy) Food brand Mr Whippy has successfully trialled a new Sheffield donut factory. The brand has invested £15m in the creation and fit-out of the Woodhouse Link facility which is currently in use.

Sam Wakeling from Safe Streets Now highlights the danger of main roads in Sheffield, which are often excluded from 20mph speed limits despite being where most serious injuries and deaths occur. Over the last three years, 31 deaths were attributed to roads exceeding 20mph. Main roads, though only 7% of highways, account for 45% of severe accidents, underscoring the need for safer speeds.

Plus, the Hallam FC soap opera rumbles on

Halloween events across Sheffield for families, grown-ups, film fans and late-night crowds.