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"He's a real folk hero": the new film capturing one fisherman's fightback against ecological disaster

Festival of Debate and DocFest are screening All Rivers Spill Their Stories To The Sea in Sheffield this Monday.
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This Sheffield project is helping communities create hundreds of new homes for one of our most unique birds

Sheffield Swift Network is trying to make our city a place where swifts can continue to breed and return year after year. A ...
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Back to the bare bones: King Lear at the Crucible

Ian McDiarmid takes the title role in King Lear. Johan Persson. In one of Shakespeare’s more well-known plays, an aging King Lear decides to divide his vast kingdom among his three daughters based on ...
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Paul Merton & Suki Webster

We chat with the acclaimed improv duo ahead of the Sheffield date of their new tour.
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Chloe Michelle Howarth

We chat with Irish-born, Brighton-based author Chloe Michelle Howarth about her latest book Heap Earth Upon It and about her upcoming event in Sheffield with Juno Books.
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The good, the bad, and the vape shop: rewriting the future of Sheffield's high streets

A vape shop on Crookes high street. High streets are not simply places to shop. They are places where we bump into neighbours, meet friends for a coffee, wait for the bus, browse a shop window or ...
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"It's going to take a long time before we see salmon in the Sheaf – but the resilience of the natural world is inspiring"

With budgets for major infrastructure projects dwindling and skepticism growing about the effectiveness of ‘techno-fixes’ to address the biodiversity crisis, can nature-based solutions offer a ...
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"Ultimately, it's a means to an end": Why Food Works is creating a new kind of growing space in Crosspool

Established in Sheffield in 2015, Food Works is a social enterprise working towards a sustainable food system through surplus food redistribution, community growing and education. They already run ...