Recycle Bikes is a not for profit, one stop shop for people who are interested in bikes, they recycle old ones, loan bikes out and also donate bikes to projects across Africa. You can learn basic road and maintenance skills and get spare parts for your vintage bike.
Sheffield City Morris welcomed in the New Year by dancing outside the Sheffield Cathedral
The Samaritans are a 24 hour help line that is open every day of the year. The service which supports anybody who needs someone to talk to is run by 130 volunteers in Sheffield.
A local florist has written a Children’s’ book about her rescue dog, to raise money for the charity she got him from.
Saturday afternoons at the Sheffield City Hall has local people dancing the Waltz, Foxtrot and Tango.
New Roots has had letters from customers saying they were going to boycott the shop because it has poster that that criticises UKIP immigration policy and says that they welcome immigrants in to the shop.
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.
John Burkhill has had thousands of people signing a petition to get him a star on the Walk of Fame outside Sheffield Town Hall. The man with a pram met Jennifer Dunstan, who started the campaign, for the first time when they were both interviewed by Sheffield Live! The 38 degrees petition is now heading towards seven thousand signatures.
The Cathedral Archer Project marked its twenty fifth anniversary today by getting people to sign a Christmas card. The project supports homeless people by offering food, advice and support. The card is going to travel around the City before returning to The Cathedral on Christmas Eve.
Local MP for Heeley, Meg Munn, is campaigning to get the law changed so that drivers have to get regular eye tests throughout their driving lives.