A FOOTBALL league for young players with cerebral palsy is to be launched in Sheffield.

REMEMBER when Hugh Fernley-Whernley (as he’s known in our household) tried to get us to eat pollock, huss, gurnard, coley, pouting and other unloved denizens of the deep? Well, it didn’t cut a single block of fishmonger’s ice in Worksop.

Pop sensation group win Best British Single.

ON its menu, Ruchi promises to ‘follow the art of spice’ – an enigmatic claim, but one that proved intriguing enough for us to want to order from the takeaway on a chilly midweek evening.

Regulars at The Shoulder of Mutton in Worrall can be forgiven for thinking they’re seeing double.

It’s a chance for pie-lovers to get positively pie-eyed...

FEW modern day ballots can claim such clear support than the vote over what should happen concerning the management of council houses in Sheffield after the contract with Sheffield Homes expires in a couple of years.

Sainsbury’s TTD beers – IPA, Kentish Ale and London Porter – are made by real ale brewer Shepherd Neame of Kent.

Good news for beer-lovers planning to make a night of it at the 20th Rotherham Real Ale and Music Festival, running from Wednesday, February 29, to Saturday, March 3, at Magna, showcasing over 200 traditional ales from the UK and beyond.

An exhausting and harrowing day in court had just drawn to a close.

IT surprised me this week to hear that war had broken out in the UK.

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W/C Wednesday, February 22, 2012

FROM Halfway in Sheffield to halfway across the world, Mueti Moomba is a political radio star.

AND to think Noel had slight misgivings about being a frontman...

LONG, long before Strictly Come Dancing dominated many people’s Saturday nights Vienna society was regularly doing it as a way of life.

Drifting off, gazing into space and achieving very little? Daydreaming has had some bad press over the years. But Star reporter Rachael Clegg discovers that, in Sheffield at least, it’s proving key to the city’s innovation

So we’re standing there, in the queue, fascinated by the fact that the man in front of us is buying three identical jumpers in different sizes.

THEY’VE flipped a fair few pancakes in their time...