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Richard Caborn and Lord Mayor of Sheffield Councillor Sioned-Mair Richards
Richard Caborn has been awarded the city’s highest honour, Freedom of the City, for dedicating his life to Sheffield and its people.
Former MP Richard received the honour this week from the Lord Mayor of Sheffield, Councillor Sioned-Mair Richards, in gratitude for his contribution to the advancement of sport in Sheffield, nationwide and internationally.
Maryna Krut, Ukraine's 2023 Eurovision act, playing a bandura
Sheffield and Khmelnytskyi have been twinned since December 2022 and are coming together to celebrate Eurovision, in a show of solidarity as the United Kingdom hosts the Eurovision Song Contest on behalf of last year’s winners, Ukraine.
Sheffield Botanical Gardens
Celebrating the wonder of trees and woodlands will take place again this year, with the Sheffield Tree Fayre, in Sheffield Botanical Gardens.
10am to 4pm on Saturday 20 May.
Heart of the City's Pound's Park
Heart of the City’s Pound’s Park will be closed for two weeks from Monday, May 15th while final works are completed, including finishing up connecting the utilities, opening up the toilets and associated works.
A Clean Air Zone sign indicating the start of the zone
Applications are open for our retrospective financial support scheme to contribute towards costs if you have already upgraded your vehicle to meet CAZ standards.
The retrospective scheme will be open for eight weeks and will close on 29 June at 11.59pm.
To be eligible, your vehicle must have been upgraded after 26 October 2021, and before the launch of the retrospective scheme. You can find out if you are eligible and apply online.
If you upgraded your vehicle after the launch of the retrospective scheme you will not be eligible to apply, but you can still apply for financial support to upgrade or replace your vehicle to meet CAZ standards.
Two friendly staff stand outside the Moor Market Welcome Place
Come along to the Moor Market Welcome Place for advice and support from friendly staff.
There are other Welcome Places in your area. Find your nearest from the Voluntary Action Sheffield map.
The Household Support Fund is available to help you with anything from clothing and food, to gas and electricity.
View all of our cost of living support on our website.
Giving back to your community will make you feel good!
We’re looking for reading volunteers who can help children and young people in Sheffield for one hour a week to improve their literacy and communication. You won’t need any teaching experience; you’ll be given free training and guidance.
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