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Academy aims to move site

Brinsworth Academy of Engineering is looking for new premises in response to increasing demand for its cutting edge training services.

‘Most vulnerable hit hardest by cuts’

PLANS to close three dementia care homes in Sheffield were met with disbelief and anger from stunned carers and families.

Bus strikes end as deal agreed

a REVISED pay deal has been accepted by bus drivers who have been staging strikes since November.

Jobs boost thanks to nuclear deal

Hundreds of hi-tech jobs are heading to South Yorkshire following the signing of a landmark agreement by Prime Minister David Cameron and French President Nicolas Sarkozy.

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Cash for pit villages

A CHARITY dedicated to regenerating former mining communities has announced funding to provide young South Yorkshire people with apprenticeship and job opportunities.

Apprentices ‘gap’ has to close

Business and education in Sheffield are being urged to join forces to close an apprentice training gap that is putting the city at a disadvantage to others in the UK.

Degree take-off for Airbus apprentice

An apprentice aerospace engineer from Doncaster is urging others to follow her lead and gain a degree while earning up to £12,700 and having their fees paid by their employer.

Engineering a vital investment in talent

Engineering group chief Mark Webber is calling for more companies to invest in talent within the Sheffield region to ensure industry has the right skills to continue to grow and develop.

Legal way to career advance

Law firm Kennedys is launching a three year apprenticeship scheme at its Sheffield office to create opportunities for a legal career for young people without a degree.

New faces taken on by city firms

Two Sheffield firms that have never taken on apprentices before have been persuaded to do so thanks to Sheffield City Council’s Sheffield 100 apprenticeship programme, designed to help youngsters who were out of work and previously not in education or training.

Forgemasters praised by minister for skills during visit

Minister for Skills John Hayes praised Sheffield Forgemasters as a shining example of apprentice recruitment and training when he visited the company’s Brightside Lane works during National Apprenticeship Week.

Girl, 13, stabbed near play area

A TEENAGE girl was critically ill last night after an alleged stabbing incident in a Doncaster park.

TV and movies get £15m boost

THE television, film, games and digital industries in South Yorkshire have been given a £15 million boost to support their and create new jobs.

Bus and railway staff to be axed

ENQUIRIES staff are being axed at a bus station, and opening hours at a rail station ticket office are being reduced, as part of transport budget cuts.

Career change course on offer

BARNSLEY Council is offering two courses for those considering a career as a school teaching assistant.

Rise in jobs as firm expands

South Yorkshire looks set for a jobs boost under expansion plans announced by a manufacturing company.

Boost for apprentice education

TATA Steel has marked National Apprenticeship Week today, by officially opening a new engineering training centre for its own and other companies’ apprentices at its Stocksbridge plant.

Tough decisions for new brigade chief

THE man standing in as South Yorkshire’s Chief Fire Officer for the last 10 months has been appointed full time.

Former Chief Constable wants top job

FORMER Chief Constable Med Hughes has thrown his hat into the ring in the fight to become the county’s first ever Police and Crime Commissioner.

Redundancies on the cards at Forgemasters

Jobs are set to go at a Sheffield steel plant, bosses have announced.

New drive for apprenticeships

Sheffield College is marking National Apprenticeship Week by launching a new campaign to encourage more employers to hire or recruit more apprentices.

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Breaking: Former Chief Constable wants top job

south Yorkshire’s former Chief Constable Med Hughes has revealed he wants to become the county’s new Police and Crime Commissioner.

Breaking news: 60 jobs go as meat plant closes

A MEAT preparation plant in Sheffield is to close, it has been announced.

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8,000 jobs under threat

UP TO 8,000 more public sector jobs could be lost in Sheffield - and even more could be under threat in private contractors and supply companies, according to a new report.

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Budget plans could see 600 jobs axed at council

HUNDREDS of council jobs will be cut in Derbyshire if budget plans are approved next week.

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Chief ‘honoured’ to take top job

THE new chief of South Yorkshire Police says he is ‘privileged’ to take the role.

Steven taking up patent attorney role

STEVEN Cosgrove has joined the team at Sheffield patent and trademark attorneys Franks & Co as a Patent Attorney.

Pancake race proves lots of fun

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