- Have-a-go pensioner 'whacks' raider
- Soldier shot dead in Afghanistan
- Police probe Ferdinand package
- Farmer jailed over rotting animals
- Judges bid to speed up hacking case
- Burglary victim died of injuries
- Police perjury retrial 'unlikely'
- Face of man who helped escapee
- Two charged over decapitated body
- 350 steel redundancies 'disastrous'
- Crimewatch leads on jail van escape
- Britain braced for cold weather
- Father slams Winehouse catwalk show
- Olympics baby rule an anomaly: Coe
- Implants chief faces French charges
- Bonus for RBS boss sparks debate
- Housing market 'to remain subdued'
- Voters opt for elected mayor system
- Two quizzed over decapitation death
- Concerns raised on police phone use
News
Buses hit by £2.4m cuts
THOUSANDS of bus passengers could be left stranded without services in South Yorkshire when Government funding is slashed in less than three months’ time.
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New TV prison drama does time in Sheffield
SCENES inside a jail in a new television drama series starting on BBC1 next week will seem very familiar to hundreds of Sheffield youngsters.
Xu in for Hallé at City Hall
HAVING a fortnight ago attracted the biggest audience so far this season, the CBSO and Andris Nelsons give way to the Hallé and its principal guest conductor Markus Stenz this Friday in the Sheffield International Concert Season at the City Hall.
Bumpy road that drives motorists most potty
IN a place renowned as ‘pothole city’, the road through the Loxley Valley has been identified as the pits.
City waits for jubilee parties
APPLICATIONS are beginning to come in across the country for street parties to celebrate The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee this year but no interest has been registered yet in Sheffield.
Sport
Sheffield Derby: Hundreds of extra seats on sale for Owls fans
SHEFFIELD Wednesday have confirmed that 800 additional seats for Owls fans have been freed up for the Steel City derby against Sheffield United next month.
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We’ve a great chance
No talk of being underdogs as Sheffield United head into their FA Cup fourth round clash with Birmingham City: “We’ve got a great chance,” says Danny Wilson.
Stocksbridge lacking the killer instinct
There are lots of sides to our game and last week we saw them come out in force, when we had a great FA Vase success, a club reaching the final of the Presidents Cup, another notching their biggest away win of the season while in stark contrast two relegation-threatened teams suffered heavy away defeats.
‘Glen’ triumphs when the chips are down
When he’s not competing he goes by the name of Glen but come showtime it’s all change to ‘I’m Blue Chip Too.’
More on way after deal for Lane old boy
Tonge, who graduated from the famed Sheffield United academy and played for the Blades in the Premier League before moving on to Stoke City, enjoyed his first day of Barnsley training after his loan switch from the Potteries.
Video
Prince Charles’ first visit to Barnsley - VIDEO video
HUNDREDS turned out to see Prince Charles first visit to Barnsley today, where he met with Dickie Bird OBE.
Lifestyle
Pride in White Lion
SO the chocolates are all gone, we’re back in routine and before we cast aside the resolutions for another year, it’s on with the walking boots and off to put our best intentions into practice.
MP welcomes radio rethink
SHEFFIELD Central MP Paul Blomfield this week welcomed the announcement by the BBC Trust to reverse around half of a proposed £15m cut in the budgets of local radio stations, regional news and 5 live.
Arts grants take a hit
SAVINGS of £900,000 were earmarked this week from the council’s sports, culture, events and city centre management budget of £20m.
Depths of concern
THE aim of a new exhibition in the Millennium Gallery is for visitors to step into the gallery from the inland city of Sheffield and become immersed in an underwater realm beneath the oceans.
Reach for the stars
THE national big bang in astronomy was reflected in the telescopes of the Mayfield Valley when Sheffield Astronomical Society welcomed scores of adults and children to its Stargazing Live event.
Community
Pub’s photo display to mark 20 years of climbing centre
THE proximity of the Peak District National Park has long been a magnet for serious climbers and many of the sport’s biggest names have settled in Sheffield.
More on the cycle safety debate
A photograph of cyclists not wearing helmets in the Telegraph two weeks ago has divided opinion. Here, we publish a further selection of the many letters received on the subject:
Chief ‘honoured’ to take top job
THE new chief of South Yorkshire Police says he is ‘privileged’ to take the role.
New kids on the block
MEET adorable baby goats Perdy and Pongo – proof spring has sprung at a Sheffield animal attraction.
Firefighting kits donated to Kashmir
FIREFIGHTER kits have been donated by South Yorkshire fire chiefs to Kashmir to help improve the region’s firefighting resources.
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Weather for Sheffield
Friday 27 January 2012
Today
Heavy sleet showers
Temperature: -0 C to 5 C
Wind Speed: 17 mph
Wind direction: South west
Tomorrow
Sunny
Temperature: -1 C to 4 C
Wind Speed: 7 mph
Wind direction: North west
