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04 July 2008
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BLUETONGUE PROTECTION ORDER EXTENDED TO SHEFFIELD
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03 July 2008
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ROUND THE CLOCK SHAKESPEARE
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Will it be The Taming of the Shrew at half past two? Or Sir Thomas More at quarter to four?
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03 July 2008
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£140,000 COMMITTED TO CLEARING SHEFFIELD’S RIVERS
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Around £140,000 is being invested by Sheffield City Council’s new administration to clear the city’s main rivers and improve the local environment.
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02 July 2008
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CELEBRATING COMMUNITY WORK
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The third South East Roll of Honour recently took place at Sheffield Town Hall.
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02 July 2008
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SHEFFIELD TOWN HALL SOURCE OF ARTISTS’ INSPIRATION
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Sheffield Town Hall is going to be the main source of inspiration for two local artists over the next few months, as it hosts two artists in residence.
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02 July 2008
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SHEFFIELD APPOINTS NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE
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John Mothersole has been appointed as the new Chief Executive of Sheffield City Council, subject to ratification by full Council at their meeting later today.
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01 July 2008
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STEP OUT IN HILLSBOROUGH PARK
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A new ‘Step Out’ campaign to encourage physical activity in Sheffield is being launched in Hillsborough Park on Saturday (5 July) at 12.40pm.
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01 July 2008
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SNOW FOR SHEFFIELD IN JULY!
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The coolest thing to hit Sheffield this summer will touch down at the Cliffhanger event in Millhouses Park on the 12 and 13 July.
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01 July 2008
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COUNCIL GIVES LOCAL PARENTS A VOTE ON SCHOOL CHANGES
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Sheffield parents are to be put in the driving seat for education through ballots on proposed changes to their local school from now on, according to a bold announcement by Sheffield City Council this week (Tuesday 1 July).
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01 July 2008
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CASH BACK FOR HILLSBOROUGH MOTORISTS
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Cabinet Members at Sheffield City Council are expected to confirm cash back for Hillsborough motorists at their meeting next Wednesday (9th July).
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01 July 2008
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GLASTONBURY COMES TO SHEFFIELD!
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Several hundred stalwart fans endured rain and mud in Weston Park on Sunday (29 June) as they watched 70’s rock band Roger return to play the first rock concert in the park’s newly restored bandstand.
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01 July 2008
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WHAT IS DRIVING YOU CRAZY?
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The new councillor in charge of transport on Sheffield City Council is asking people to tell them what drives them crazy on the City’s roads.
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01 July 2008
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MORE LITTER LOUTS PROSECUTED!
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Sheffield City Council has successfully prosecuted three more people for dropping litter in the City.
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01 July 2008
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KEEPING KIDS OUT OF TROUBLE
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A radical new approach to make sure young people are kept out of trouble is to be discussed by professionals at a conference hosted by Sheffield City Council and Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust this week (Friday 4 July).
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30 June 2008
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FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF NO SMOKING BAN
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Sheffield City Council chiefs are reviewing a successful first year since the No Smoking ban was introduced in this country.
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30 June 2008
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TENANTS ORDERED TO BEHAVE
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Two Sheffield tenants have been ordered to behave or face the consequences.
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27 June 2008
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STAN AND MARY LEAD THE QUEST FOR GOLD
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Two of Sheffield’s most popular visitor attractions will be warmly welcomed back into Sheffield’s city centre on Monday (30 June) to lead the city’s bid for Gold in this year’s Britain in Bloom competition.
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27 June 2008
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SCHOOL MEAL PRICES
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The annual increases in school meals and milk prices are to be announced to parents next week (beginning Monday 30 June).
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25 June 2008
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PITT REPORT – RESPONSE FROM SHEFFIELD CITY COUNCIL
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“Making sure everyone is given the maximum protection from flooding is a key issue for the Council. Last year’s floods caused major devastation in Sheffield, and we need to do all that we can to try and avoid the same thing happening in the future. Sheffield responded well to last year’s floods, but there are always lessons to be learned, and we will look at the issues raised in the Pitt Report very carefully to see what lessons we can learn and how we can make improvements.
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24 June 2008
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OLDER PEOPLE HAVE MORE TO CELEBRATE
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Work gets started in earnest this week on another extra care scheme to benefit older people in Sheffield.
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