Only 30 per cent of Northern Rail services are running in South Yorkshire today, as rail workers walk out for the 32nd time in the long-running dispute over the role of guards on trains.
It’s now been a fortnight since we launched our Shop Sheffield awards, a celebration of all the wonderful independent shops and products that our city has to offer – and the entries are coming in.
Entrepreneurs, teams and organisations with enterprising ideas are being urged to join an intensive programme of free business support, development and mentoring due to start next month.
A group of MPs is calling on the Financial Conduct Authority to launch an investigation into the “unanswered questions” surrounding tailored business loans provided to small and medium-sized enterprise customers by Clydesdale Bank (CYBG).
Nestled in a sleepy village just a stone’s throw away from the Peak District, Mosborough Hall hotel is one of Sheffield’s most popular destinations for a luxurious, romantic getaway.
A Yorkshire council chief executive has criticised the “unholy mess” engulfing the Government’s flagship universal credit scheme as she said it had led to soaring rates of food bank use and personal debt in her own borough.
The Government may be resisting proposals for a One Yorkshire devolution deal because it “is frightened of Yorkshire and the power it would then have”, a peer suggested today.
