Transport updates
Closure of Division Street with outdoor restaurant seating
The changes have created a safer environment for cyclists and pedestrians, and opened up more opportunities for active travel in the city centre.
Walkways will remain widened and the suspension of nine parking spaces, with the retention of two disabled spaces, will continue. An additional two disabled spaces were provided at Spooner Road and Taptonville Road.
The speed limits aim to improve safety for pedestrians, reduce the number of collisions and create safer communities for residents.
Everyone in Sheffield is invited to get involved and help us shape our shared future. Your ideas and vision for the city is a crucial part of this and we would like to invite you to complete the survey.
Sheffield City Goals is a partnership project to enable an open, inclusive and collaborative way to help shape a set of City Goals that will drive our approach and guide us all to dream big and build a better Sheffield for current and future generations.
Please share this with your friends, family and colleagues and let’s shape Sheffield’s future together.
Learners from across Sheffield have been recognised in an awards ceremony that celebrates lifelong learning and skills.
Owners of older non-compliant vehicles based in Sheffield and Rotherham can still apply for financial support to upgrade or replace a vehicle to meet CAZ standards.
Applications for the retrospective financial support scheme are open. If you have already upgraded your vehicle to meet CAZ standards, you may be eligible to apply for a grant to contribute towards the costs.
The retrospective scheme will close on Thursday 29 June at 11.59pm.
There are a number of Welcome Places across Sheffield. Find your nearest on the Voluntary Action Sheffield map.
The Household Support Fund is available to help you with anything from clothing and food, to gas and electricity.
Our Cost of Living Support Hub has distributed over £3.9m in hardship funds in 2023 directly to Sheffield residents. See how we can help you here at our cost of living webpage
A teenager with the words "Foster Sheffield's Future"
If you're over 21 and have a spare room, you could foster!
We need kind and compassionate people who can provide Sheffield's most vulnerable children with the safe and nurturing home they deserve.
Our foster carers come from all walks of life and live all over the city. We provide full training and ongoing support, so you don't need any qualifications, and we offer generous rates of pay.
Our website has lots of useful information that could help you decide if the time is right for you. Why not take a look?
Smiling volunteer listens to a child reading in a library.
If you enjoy reading with children, we want to hear from you. Just one hour a week can make a difference to children in Sheffield, by helping them improve their literacy and communication for just one hour a week.
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