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Council Housing returns to the control of Sheffield City Council Views of Council Housing at Parson Cross

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Sheffield Council wins controversial ballot to bring running of 42,000 homes back under its control

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Elderly residents of Callow Mount, Gleadless will be the latest to suffer from Sheffield Council cutbacks when their twice-weekly shopping bus will be scrapped

Old folk plead to save ‘lifeline’ bus

ELDERLY people are urging Sheffield Council to have a change of heart and keep their ‘lifeline’ minibus service on the road.

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Helen Mirfin-Boukouris, who is business and development spokesman on Sheffield Council.

Have your say on sites for housing

TIME is running out for people to give their views on plans to earmark green and open spaces around Sheffield for up to 500 new homes.

Zainab Koroma navigates the course

Pancake race proves lots of fun

WHAT a flipping race! Not only did residents at Eagle House home in Sheffield have to flip a pancake in their challenge for Shrove Tuesday, they also had to do it in fancy dress.

The national military charity, St Dunstan's, launched its new brand, 'Blind Veterans UK on Fulwood Road, Sheffield. A plaque was unveiled by a bomb disposal robot. Captain Peter Graham from the 521 Explosives Ordnance Disposal Squadron with the robot also known as the 'wheelbarrow'

Robot unveils new future for charity

WELL, it made a change from the Lord Mayor...

Tom Brown. Tom Brown. who has had his chicken run burn to the ground by vandals.

Family devastated after arson fire kills chickens

A SHEFFIELD man is warning smallholders to be on their guard after his chicken house was deliberately set on fire and destroyed, killing two of his birds.

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Police have released CCTV images of two men they would like to speak to in connection with the theft of jewellery in Chesterfield town centre.

Police hunt for chain thieves

Images have been released of men police want to trace over a jewellery scam.

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BREAKING: Scargill victory in legal dispute

FORMER NUM presdient Arthur Scargill has won a partial victory in a legal dispute with his union.

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Six free skating lessons up for grabs as Wendy leads city team

A team of 23 Sheffield skaters will be hoping for medal success when they compete in the British Adult Championships over the next three days.

Occupy Sheffield Camp outside Sheffield Cathedral...

Cathedral’s £100,000 mission

SHEFFIELD Cathedral is facing “a big challenge” to get its finances back on track after seeing the end of the protest on its doorstep but being left with a bill it estimates at around £100,000.

Pianist  Steven Osborne  playing at  Music in the Round's Exploring Beethoven weekend

Pianist plays Ravel at Firth Hall concert

ONE of the UK’s foremost pianists, Steven Osborne, is at Firth Hall next week when he plays a programme of music by Ravel in the Sheffield University Concert Season.

Pat Sears who has worked for Johnson Dry Cleaners on Pinstone Street for 50 years

Pat loves been taken to the cleaners for 50 years

PAT Sears started in dry cleaning at the age of 15 – and found it was a smart move.

Bid to bridge the city’s wealth divide

AN INDEPENDENT commission is to look into the causes and impact of inequalities in Sheffield.

Noah Hirst as a baby and then with his big brother Samuel.

Noah’s illness inspires school to raise £10,000

A SHEFFIELD teacher has raised more than £10,000 to thank a charity that proved invaluable when his son was diagnosed with a rare bowel condition.

Accent on pupils talking properly

IT MIGHT be different on the streets but students at a Sheffield secondary school are being urged to drop the slang and local dialect in the classroom.

Firm thanks staff with unlimited paid time off

FORTY staff in the Sheffield headquarters of a software company are being offered unlimited time off – with pay.

Deal may ease financial pressure on museums

HOPES rose this week of a financial deal that could allow Sheffield to continue hosting some major touring exhibitions and preserve more of its current work.

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Research to predict premature births

SCIENTISTS and doctors in Sheffield are conducting trials in the hope of improving prediction of premature births.

New splash for old paddling pools

SHEFFIELD’S only remaining paddling pools are due to be given a new lease of life.

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BREAKING: Police appeal for robbery witnesses

Police in Doncaster are appealing for information about an armed robbery at a shop in Barnby Dun last night.

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BREAKING: Players come to blows at Leeds vs Doncaster derby

POLICE and stewards are reported to have had to to step in to restore order after players from both sides swopped blows in the tunnel at the end of the Championship derby between Leeds United and Doncaster Rovers at Elland Road.

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Shooting practise at the SUFC traiining camp at the Derek Dooley Spots centre,Crookes

Youngsters score tips from Blades

GOAL! Budding footballers scored some top tips from Sheffield United coaching staff in half term soccer camps.

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Probe into sick ‘tweets’ sent to striker Billy

INVESTIGATIONS have been launched into sickening abuse made former Sheffield United striker Billy Sharp over the heartbreaking death of his baby son.

Brodsworth Snowdrops. 11 years old  Louis Leeuwerke admires the snowdrops on a visit to Brodsworth Hall.

A million drops of Spring

THERE are a million reasons to celebrate the approach of spring!

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Sheffield institution Keith Peters Big Band finally plays the city hall.

Keith finally makes it swing at the City Hall

AFTER more than 30 years Sheffield music institution Keith Peters will finally realise a lifelong ambition.

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Pictured at Meadowhalls Bourbon Street Car Park, is Glow World A Brand new type of Family event  set to light up the skyies of Yorkshire

COMPETITION: Win Glow World ride tickets to Meadowhall spectacular

GLOW World, the light show spectacular featuring theme park rides, is returning to Meadowhall’s car park in Sheffield - and we have free ride packs to be won.

Got To Dance: The Future, featuring boxer Ryan Rhodes' daughter, Lissie, nine, are in the live semi-final of TV dance show Got To Dance, on Sky1, Sunday, February 19, 6pm.

Got To Dance: Vote for The Future on Sky1 this Sunday 6pm - VIDEO

THESE cute kids from South Yorkshire want your votes to qualify for the final of Got To Dance when they appear in the live semi final on Sky 1, tomorrow (Sunday, Feb 19, 2012), at 6pm.

The Sheena Amos Trust Charity,based at The Scotia Works,Leadmill Road,Sheffield, have been saved by Lottery Funding.Pictured is Leroy Williamson(front) celebrating with Volunteers

Young people’s charity saved by Lottery cash

A CHARITY which tackles homophobia in schools and supports young gay people has been saved thanks to a Lottery cash boost.

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Teaching pair fight sacking for pupil jibes

Two teachers sacked from a special needs school for saying a pupil looked like Peter Pan on a social networking site - then joking about taking him to the top of the town hall to see if he could fly - have begun an unfair dismissal claim.

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‘Outlawing slang won’t work’

READERS have given their verdict on a Sheffield school barring slang and local dialect in the classroom.

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Jobs deal a ‘shot in the arm’ for local economy

A DEAL which is set to secure hundreds of high-tech jobs at a new factory in South Yorkshire was today hailed as a ‘welcome shot in the arm’ for the local economy.

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Candle lit vigil at the scene where 13-year-old Casey Kearney was stabbed in Elmfield Park in Doncaster South Yorkshire and later died in hospital Emergency services were called to Elmfield Park in Doncaster by the girl just after 13:15 GMT on Tuesday. 

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Ever-growing shrine to ‘best person ever’

The gates to Doncaster’s Elmfield Park have been re-opened – but for some it will never be the same.

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Tax rise saves police 110 jobs

PLANS to cut 110 frontline police officer posts in South Yorkshire next year have been axed – but council tax payers will have to foot the bill.

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Time up for sports bar as Sheffield group expands

CHAMPS bar and diner in Ecclesall Road has been taken over by the fast-expanding Sheffield-based BrewKitchen group.

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BREAKING: Woman charged with teenager murder appears in court

A WOMAN has appeared in court accused of murdering 13-year-old South Yorkshire schoolgirl Casey Kearney.

MURDERED: Casey Kierney

Woman charged with murder in teen stabbing - WATCH OUR VIDEO REPORT AND FOOTAGE FROM THE MURDER SCENE video

A WOMAN has been charged with the murder of teenager Casey-Lyanne Kearney who was stabbed to death in Elmfield Park in Doncaster on Tuesday.

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Murdered girl’s devastated parents pay tribute

THE devastated parents of Doncaster schoolgirl Casey Kearney have paid tribute to their daughter after her death following an alleged stabbing.

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LISTINGS: Outdoors, Enviroment - February 16 - 23

Sheffield CTC Cycle Rides, moderate 50-mile ride to Grange Moor, meet Hillsborough Park Pond, Sunday, 9.30am; easy 25-mile-ride to Elsecar, meet Sheffield Cathedral, Sunday, 9.30am (07792 899501); moderate 15 miles to Millthorpe, meet Endcliffe Park Cafe, Wednesday, 6.30pm (2550907). New riders should contact Barry on 07528 961728.

St James Church,Norton,held a service for couples married at the church to reafirm their commitment to each other.pictured with the couples is Rev Geoffrey White

Couples return to church for valentine’s service

A SHEFFIELD church invited couples to reaffirm their marriages in a service in the same week as Valentine’s Day.

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Sheffield Univesity's Guiness World record attempt on the Big Flip, pancake tossing, held at The Paddock, Encliffe Village, Sheffield.

It’s flipping great fun

FLIPPIN’ marvellous! That was the verdict of chief co-ordinator David McKown after Sheffield University seized the world record for pancake tossing yesterday – with a little help from 890 volunteers.

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Arson scam pair jailed

A HUSBAND and wife who staged a £750,000 insurance scam by having their South Yorkshire corner shop ransacked and burned down have been jailed for a total of eight years.

Youngsters remind MP every second counts when saving a life

 

School children at a Sheffield school didnt waste any time in telling local MP Nick Clegg just how important every second is when it comes to saving someones life.

 

Mr Clegg, MP for Sheffield Hallam, visited St Maries Catholic Primary School, in Fulwood Road, on Friday 10 February to hear all about the British Heart Foundations (BHF) and Resuscitation Council UKs (RCUK) work promoting the teaching of Emergency Life Support (ELS) skills in schools.

 

Children and teachers spoke to Mr Clegg about ELS and how their training could mean the difference between life and death - because it means taking action in the vital minutes before professional help arrives.  They showed him what to do if someone has a cardiac arrest  including how to do vital cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)  and he had a go himself.

Heart-stopping moment for Deputy PM at school

PUPILS at a Sheffield school didn’t waste any time telling MP Nick Clegg how important every second is when it comes to saving a life.

A group of Hallam University students who all study sport are trying to raise money to help them fund an eight-week placement in Tanzania to help teach sports education to children out there. From leftJimmy Rushworth, Rachel Mowat, Beverley Cook and Will Stubbs

Train down in Africa

FOUR Sheffield Hallam University students are preparing for an educational trip of a lifetime.

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BREAKING: Woman arrested in connection with horrific murder of teenager - WATCH VIDEO FROM THE MURDER SCENE video

A WOMAN with a mental history was last night still being questioned about the horrific murder of a 13-year-old girl who was found bleeding to death in a Doncaster park.

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Schools playing fair on GCSEs

SCHOOLS in Sheffield will not be ‘caught out’ by Government plans to shake up GCSE league tables by banning thousands of work-related courses from annual statistics.

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Pictured are members of Sheffields Antioch Community Church,Headford Street,who are going to India in April to work in an orphange

A flavour of India raises funds for Bangalore trip

BOLLYWOOD dancing at a fundraising night raised £1,500 for a trip to India.

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BREAKING: Murder squad police name girl who was stabbed to death

A SOUTH Yorkshire schoolgirl who was stabbed to death has been named today by police as 13-year-old Casey Kearney.

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Residents in Staveley have welcomed a new communal garden area thats been created to reduce anti-social behaviour.  The garden, located at Devonshire Close, was once a run-down space and often attracted young people who used the area to drink and cause general nuisance to residents.



Photo: L to R (back row) Jim Russell (Landmark tutor), Cllr Jim McManus, residents Phil Brough and Kelly Ward, Ranger Trevor Haynes.

L to R (front row) Kevin Caudwell (Staveley Hall Garden Centre), Robert Gilpin, Howard Hague, Paul Howlett (Landmark students

New garden plants seeds for new beginning

A COMMUNAL garden has been created in a bid to reduce anti-social behaviour in an area where youngsters used to gather to drink.

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