In this issue

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  Celebrating volunteers: Jim Dimond

  18th March 2019

  There are hundreds of people working as volunteers across Burngreave, providing vital support for both groups and the people that they support, as well as learning new skills and making new friends as well as ... [Read more]

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  The Bay Horse – a pub that rocks

  18th March 2019

  Story and photo by James Woollen On the 9th March I attended a live music event at the Bay Horse pub located on Pitsmoor Road Sheffield. The evening was held in aid of ‘Compass Children’s ... [Read more]

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  Grandma Betty – a woman of inspiration

  18th March 2019

  Story by Steve Cooke | Photos courtesy of Hannah Isherwood Betty Smalley was a committed socialist and a fighter for social justice, as well as a community activist and a dear friend to many people. ... [Read more]

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  Missing Pamela Horváthová found

  18th March 2019

  Sheffield become the centre of positive community policing as Roma people of Page Hall and spiritual leaders from Slovakia joined forces with Fir Vale School to support South Yorkshire Police in the critical investigation of ... [Read more]

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  A tragic homecoming

  18th March 2019

  Samuel Wardle was born on 19th October 1897 the son of James Wardle and Mary Marshall who already had six children. James died in 1905 and was buried in Burngreave Cemetery. Mary married Edward Hannah in 1906. … [Read more]