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Structural engineers have confirmed that scaffolding, which is currently propping up the roof on the Rose Garden Café in Graves Park, can now be removed.

The Children’s University Festival of Fun is set to return for an action-packed 10th edition this summer – and parents and youngsters can start planning what activities they want to take part in.

Many more privately owned or privately rented Sheffield households can benefit from a warm home that can be cheaper to run, following a change to eligibility rules for the Home Upgrade Grant.

Sheffield residents looking for home improvement services online should be vigilant and check the credibility of businesses before handing over any money, so they don’t become victims of rogue traders.

Around 50 people took to the streets of Sheffield to say a big ‘thank you’ to everyone that works tirelessly across the city as a foster carer to look after vulnerable youngsters.

Sheffield residents are being asked to have their say on what art and culture should look like for the city in the future.

New parking enforcement rules are to be introduced across Sheffield aimed at making roads and pavements safer for cyclists and pedestrians.

We would like to say a great big ‘thank you’ to all of our wonderful foster carers as Foster Care Fortnight 2024 swings into action.

Nearly 95 per cent of Sheffield children eligible to start primary school in September this year (2024) have been allocated their first preference.

Parents and families across Sheffield today learned which secondary school their children have been allocated as they proceed into Year 7.