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Artist's impression of transformed Cole Brothers building
Exciting plans to transform the former Cole Brothers building in Barker’s Pool into a mixed-use entertainment, leisure and retail venue are moving forward.
The Strategy and Resources Committee will meet on 21 December to hear the latest update on the project to transform the landmark building as part of the ongoing regeneration of the city centre.
Cllr Tom Hunt, Leader of Sheffield City Council, speaks about the Cost of Living crisis, the impact it has on residents in Sheffield and the support we have available.
The Central Library and Graves Gallery building is a much-loved building in Sheffield that generations of people have used and enjoyed.
We will be taking steps to identify the future use of the building at a meeting of the Strategy and Resources Committee on 21 December.
Our Sport and Leisure Strategy aims to place Sheffield at the forefront of sport, physical activity, leisure, and wellbeing in the UK.
The strategy sets out our ambition to have facilities, activities and services which are modern, welcoming, inclusive and meet the needs of everybody in Sheffield.
We are providing extra funding to support communities with the cost of living through the winter months.
Our Winter Plan will see a boost in support for services like Welcome Places, and will put money back in the pockets of local residents who need it most, through additional grant funding.
The Sheffield Philharmonic Chorus (SPC) have been shortlisted for a prestigious Royal Philharmonic Society (RPS) Award. The RPS Awards are a sought after achievement by both amateur and professional musicians alike.
The awards night takes place on 5 March 2024, with a public vote for the Inspiration Award via the RPS website.
Many children that come into care have never experienced simple pleasures like decorating a Christmas tree.
We need people like you to foster with us and give children a safe, loving home where they can be happy and thrive.
If you start your fostering journey now, you could change the future of a Sheffield child. So next Christmas, they can wake up excited like millions of other children.
Please note that the following services will be unavailable from 22 December 2023 to 1 January 2024.
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Financial Assistance Scheme application support – Applications can still be submitted; however, they will not be actioned until services resume.
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Customer Services – Services will resume on Tuesday 2 January 2024.
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Parking Services and Penalty Charge Notice support – Appeals can still be submitted online, or by post, however they will not be actioned until services resume. Cases will be placed on hold once an online appeal has been submitted.
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Educational trip exemptions support – Applications can still be submitted; however, they will not be actioned until services resume. We recommend submitting applications required for week commencing 1 January 2024 as soon as possible.
We have a dedicated website which offers full information, support and advice to help with the cost of living, including housing, food, fuel, health and general finance.
Sheffield is full of welcoming places, where you can go for a warm drink and a friendly face. There are over 180 community hubs across the city, and new ones are being added all the time.
Whether you are looking for help with benefits, debt or managing your finances, Sheffield Money Support is here to help you find services.
Warm Homes Sheffield helps people get grants to make their home more energy efficient for free. The grants can be used for things like solar panels, air source heat pumps, and insulation. Check if you're eligible.
Advice and guidance available for young residents
Young residents aged 16-18 and not in education, employment or training can get advice and guidance from our Youth Services team.
This includes help with CVs, job seeking, interview coaching and much more.
For more info, email the Youth Services team or call 0114 273 4462.
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