Santas were running around the heart of the City to raise money for the British Heart Foundation. The idea of the fun run is to catch the Christmas pudding, who is given a slight head start, and raise funds for the Foundation.
Santas were running around the heart of the City to raise money for the British Heart Foundation. The idea of the fun run is to catch the Christmas pudding, who is given a slight head start, and raise funds for the Foundation.
A turf cutting ceremony was held to celebrate construction work beginning on an extension to the Hillsborough College which will be specialising in Journalism and the creative industries.
Senior Lecturer in Economics Jonathan Perraton explains how some of the measures in the The Autumn Statement will affect the people of Sheffield.
People demonstrated outside the Town Hall by banging pots and pans to bring attention to areas that they felt The Autumn Statement did not tackle.
Dr Aledia Guevara, came and spoke at the University of Sheffield, about how Cuba is helping the fight against Ebola by being amongst the first countries to send medical staff and supplies at the beginning of the epidemic.
Street dancers from around the world took part in the Global Street Dance Championships here in Sheffield. The competition wants to bring more dance to the City by raising enough money to provide a free dance space in Sheffield.
Muslims for Humanity brought the people of Sheffield together to plant 500 trees at Longley Park in the winter sunshine.
Sheffield Industrial Museum held its 22nd annual Victorian Xmas market at Kelham Island. The Town Crier, Morris Men and a Punch and Judy show entertained those attending, alongside characters from the Victorian era who, added to the atmosphere.
Sheffield City College have started work on a new Technical, Engineering and Design Centre on their Olive Grove site. The project which is called TED is aiming to make Sheffield the place to come to if you want to study any of the three disciplines.
A day full of fun activities including Graffiti Art, Zumba and Tia Chi was held in Lowedges, to combat isolation and to bring different sections of the community together at a time when the nights are drawing in and the cold weather can make it more difficult to get out.