 You can now have your say on key changes to the Sheffield Local Plan. The survey is live until 14 April.
The Plan is a long‑term blueprint that guides where new homes, jobs, transport links, and community facilities should go between now and 2039.
An exhibition about the Sheffield Local Plan will be on display across the city from 12th to 26th March. It will show how the Plan aims to guide new homes, support jobs and investment, and help Sheffield grow in a well‑planned and sustainable way.
The displays will also feature information about the current consultation on key changes to the Plan. You can visit the exhibition at the Moor Market, Crystal Peaks Shopping Centre, and Thorncliffe Health and Leisure Centre. It will be unstaffed and open to view during each venue’s normal opening hours.
The Sheffield Local Plan will help to grow our economy. It will ensure new jobs, workspaces, and businesses are developed in the right places, creating more opportunities for local people.
You can have your say on key changes to the Plan until 14 April 2026. Visit here.
For more information, visit here.
The budget responds to financial pressures and protects essential services. It also keeps support in place for the city’s most vulnerable residents.
It sets out how we will manage rising demand, invest in key services and plan for a sustainable future for Sheffield.
For 2025/26, the number of pupils securing their first choice was 5,978 – 89.02% of applicants. For 2026/27, this has increased to 6,042 pupils – 89.22% of applicants.
The event has two parts. It begins at 12 noon on Sunday 8 March in Sheffield Town Hall. Later, at 4pm, everyone will gather in Balm Green Gardens for a short remembrance service at the Covid memorial willow tree.
The club’s 100‑year‑old pavilion will be upgraded into a modern, accessible space with improved facilities that will keep the building useful and welcoming for many years.
We are delighted that the Hillsborough Park Activity Hub has been shortlisted for the MJ Award for Innovation in Public/Private Partnerships. It is a proud moment for the team and our partners.
The project has brought new life to the park. With Courtside Hubs CIC, the LTA, Sport England and local groups, we have created modern and inclusive spaces that support health, activity and community life.
This nomination shows the strength of the partnership and the value of local input. We are proud of what has been achieved and look forward to the next steps.
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