 This year’s winners were chosen for work that supports community life, sport, education, culture, care and the environment. Each person has made a real difference through steady effort and strong commitment. Their stories show how much can be achieved when people act for the good of others.
Sheffield grows stronger when its residents lead with kindness, and these awards highlight that spirit across the city.
 More businesses are choosing to move into Sheffield’s Heart of the City project. The Council has now shared several major milestones. These mark the end of the building phase and the start of a new period of growth, investment, and long‑term opportunity for the city centre.
Heart of the City has been compared to the redevelopment of King’s Cross in London because of its scale and ambition. It has created a lively area with shops, offices, homes, and public spaces. It is already a popular place for residents, families, and workers.
 The Hub is a place where you can get clear, unbiased advice about switching to clean energy.
Until Friday 20 February, the Hub is running the Connected by Water: Forces of Nature event. You can join free hands‑on activities and learn more about water in South Yorkshire. The Hub is open from Wednesday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm, at 108 Pinstone Street.
Attercliffe could see major change over the next 10 to 15 years. The area has space for up to 3,000 new homes and around 1,500 new jobs. This growth would bring new life, investment, and opportunities to the community.
We are updating our policy on how we spend money in the city. This money pays for schools, local services, community projects, and work that supports growth.
Mr Barzen Mahmood‑Poor was prosecuted at Sheffield Crown Court last year for selling illegal tobacco and vape products. He must pay £21,285 within three months or he could go to prison.
We know potholes are causing real frustration across Sheffield and fixing them is a top priority.
Recent heavy rain and freezing weather have made road conditions worse across the country, and Sheffield is no exception. We hear what residents are telling us, and we’re taking action.
Amey, our Streets Ahead construction partner, has doubled its repair teams and is using more robust materials that cope better with winter weather. The most urgent potholes are being fixed within 24 hours, with permanent repairs to follow as soon as conditions allow but within 28 days.
Councillors have met with Amey and council officers to make sure the response is properly reviewed and monitored. All repairs are checked against agreed quality standards.
Thank you for your patience. We’re working hard to fix the problem quickly and keep Sheffield’s roads safe and reliable.
Please keep reporting potholes — it helps teams find and fix issues faster.
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