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Happy Birthday

Sheffield Live! 93.2 FM has just celebrated it’s 4 Birthday.  Though our very first broadcast was in 2000 and we have broadcast from the Sharrow Festival every year since.  It was only on 29 October 2007 that we eventually hit the airwaves as a full time radio station.  This is a massive achievement for Sheffield Live! 93.2 FM especially within the current financial climate.  We would like to take this opportunity to say a big thank you for all your help and support during this period.  If this is your first visit to this website and you like what you hear and see we look forward to you visiting us again.  You can also support us by making a donation or becoming a Friend of Sheffield Live! 93.2 FM.

Want to see Tempa T ?

Are you between 14 – 21 years old ?

In to UK hip-hop, grime and R&B ?

Then Sheffield Live! 93.2 FM has the competition for you.

This is your chance to see Tempah T, Marvell Boys, Cleo Sol and many more at the The O2 Academy Sheffield on 26th October 2011 for free. Simply enter our competition to win tickets.

Sheffield Live! 93.2 fm has 5 pairs of tickets to give away for the Glow in the Dark party presented by BIGGA FISH, in Association with Grime Daily. This competition is exclusively for 14 – 21 year olds.

This live stage show presents some of the finest UK hip-hop, grime and R&B acts around. Performing will be Tempa T, Marvell Boys, Cleo Sol, Cashtastic, Amplify Dot, Stay Fresh, LZ7. Hosted by Jazzie & Predz. DJs Policy, Lynnike & Sefa add the party atmosphere.

Doors open from 18:30 – 23:00 hrs on the 26 October at the O2 Academy Sheffield. To win a pair of tickets simply answer this question. On what frequency does Sheffield Live! broadcast?

Answers to info@sheffieldlive.org If you are not lucky enough to be a winner then go to www.biggafish.com For more information and tickets. GOOD LUCK!

Basic computer training

Have you heard ? that Sheffield Live! 93.2 fm is running some free basic computer lessons every Wednesday afternoon from 14:00 hrs.  If you know someone who has never used a computer before, wants help with setting up an e mail account or wants to learn how to search on line then just get them to pop in Wednesday afternoon at 14:00 hrs to 15 Paternoster Row, Sheffield S1 2DD it is as simply as that.

New taster courses coming up

Have you heard ? are a series of training courses that Sheffield Live! is going to be delivering during the Autumn.  If you are interested in learning about setting up an e-mail account, learning more about radio production, social networking or photoshop then keep an eye on our website as we announce the dates over the next few weeks.

Sheffield Live! Gig June 29

Sheffield Live! 93.2 fm presents Tarka Dawn, Double XL, Sour Cherry and Chloe Jade Simmons.  They will be performing at  West St Live on West Street, Sheffield.  Doors open at 19:30 with the first band is due to start at 20:00 hrs.  Four performers for only £3.00 on Wednesday 29 June.   Come down and support the local live music scene here in Sheffield as well as your local community radio station, Sheffield Live! 93.2 fm. C u there.

Sheffield Street Force

By Amna Kaleem

In the last one week, Sheffield gritters have covered over 43,000 kilometres of highways, a distance equivalent to more than the circumference of the earth.

Sheffield Live! talks to Street Force director John Charlton about gritters, snow wardens and potholes.

John Charlton

You can contact Street Force at streetforce@sheffield.gov.uk and (0114) 273 4567.

The report was aired on Communities Live on December 10, 2010

Nick Clegg in Sheffield

By Amna Kaleem

 
Nick Clegg is received by Paul Scriven and angry protestors as he arrives at the Town Hall

Nick Clegg is received by Paul Scriven and angry protesters as he arrives at the Town Hall

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Nick Clegg’s latest visit to Sheffield attracted the kind of attention politicians shy away from.

On September 3, trade unionists and campaigners gathered outside the Town Hall to protest public spending cuts and remind Clegg of the promises he had made before the general elections. The protest was organised to coincide with the launching ceremony of Opportunity Sheffield, where Nick Clegg was the guest speaker.

On his arrival at the Town Hall, Clegg was greeted with the chants of ‘Judas’, a reception quite different from the one he got at Barker’s Pool just a few months back.

Speaking to Sheffield Live! the Hallam MP answered questions about Forgemasters loan, his constituency home and the charge that he has betrayed Sheffield.

Video: Angry protestors welcome Nick Clegg

From triple bypass to Great Yorkshire Run

Andrew Moncreiff with his cardiac rehab instructor Jo Strong

Andrew Moncreiff with Jo Strong, his cardiac rehab instructor

Andrew and Jo talk to Sheffield Live!

Andrew Moncrieff, 64, from Millhouses, is taking part in the Bupa Great Yorkshire Run on September 5, doing a 10k jog. This time last year, Andrew was recovering from a triple bypass. After taking part in Physical Activity Referral Scheme, run by Sheffield City Council, Andrew is able to take to the streets to raise money for the dedicated medical staff at Northern General Hospital and his trainers at Graves Leisure Centre.

Sheffield Live! spoke with Andrew and Jo Strong, his cardiac rehabilitation instructor, about the benefits of Physical Activity Referral Scheme.

If you are interested in Physical Activity Referral Scheme, you can contact the team on 0114 203 9528 or email PARS@sheffield.gov.uk.

The report was aired on Communities Live on September 3.

This year at the Summer Arts College

Sheffield Live! reporter Emma Wass interviews Natasha Marshall and Jacob Whitehead about this year’s Summer Arts College.

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Natasha is a Restorative Justice Mentor for Sheffield YOS, the Youth Offending Service, and was one of the organisers of the three-week course. Jacob Whitehead, one of this year’s participants, talked to us about the workshops they attended, as well as what he had learnt and how he felt it would help him towards a future career in the music and arts industry.

As well as giving these young people something worthwhile to do over the summer, the project was also about giving them a focus and preparing them for a future career, encouraging them to rebuild their lives.

Workshops included drumming, street art, break dancing, music production, mixing and learning interview techniques at Sheffield Live! 93.2FM.

Project Coordinator Katie Ryan with three of the successful participants

Project Coordinator Katie Ryan with three of the successful participants

All nine of the participants passed the course and were awarded with the Bronze Arts Award on Friday. At a celebration event at the Showroom Cinema on Friday, August 27, they were joined by friends and family to view a film of the highlights of the project created by Jacqui Bellamy.

Communities Live was invited to take a look at the exhibition of their work where Emma Wass spoke with Project Coordinator Katie Ryan.

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The report was aired on Communities Live on August 25 and September 1.

Theatre goes bespoke

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Sheffield Live! reporter Emma Wass interviews Stacey Sampson from Dead Earnest Theatre, an applied theatre company in Sheffield who create bespoke theatre and interactive workshops to address a range of social issues. Most recently they devised a performance for the Accommodation and Campus Services Department of the University of Sheffield around the issue of staff absence and returning to work interviews.

In this interview, Stacey talks about the Creative Sparks programme, an initiative for children funded by Sheffield City Council. Over the past two weeks they have been delivering free drama and art and craft workshops in Firth Park and the city centre.

For more information about the Creative Sparks workshops, email Stacey on stacey@deadearnest.co.uk.

The report was aired on Communities Live on August 27, 2010.

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