Sugar Hill gang, The Buzzcocks and Billy Bragg are among the line up for this year’s Tramlines Festival.
Sugar Hill gang, The Buzzcocks and Billy Bragg are among the line up for this year’s Tramlines Festival.
A scheme to encourage people with learning disabilities and autism to vote has been set up. Workshops and the first accessible registration forms have been produced to help people to register. Thursday is national voter registration day and people will get support at the local Dimensions office on Meeting House Lane, Sheffield.
Bilal Saeed one of the top Desi pop singers in the world has been visiting Sheffield to see where he can shoot some of his next music videos and plan his next tour.
Sheffield is one of only three Cities in the Country that have been chosen to show the Spike Lee film Selma before its Premier in London next week. Selma follows the story of what took place after Martin Luther King made his famous” I Have a Dream” Speech.
People who run with their dogs have been taking part in races in Wharncliffe Woods through the Winter.
Nigel Clough spoke to Sheffield Live about the Blades upcoming match again Spurs.
An exhibition to mark the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, Holocaust Memorial Day, has been held at the Winter Gardens.
Jordan Thomas was murdered a month ago as he was sitting as a passenger in a car on Derek Dooley Way. Police have made a fresh appeal to the public for anybody who has information that might lead to catching others who may have been involved in the incident.
Local performers got together to put on a Happy January event. The Old Woolies on the Moor is being transformed in to a space where artists create and perform while people have their coffee. Comedians, singers and dancers got together to cheer people up and to support the new venue.
Over 200 students took part in a question and answer session with Ed Miliband here in Sheffield. He encouraged young people to vote and presented The Labour Party’s Youth Manifesto.