Sheffield United partner with Page Hall festival for competition

The competition invites people from any age group the chance to show off their creativity, talents and stories by creating a TikTok video.

A signed Blades shirt, which has been donated by the club, will be awarded to the winner of the We Are Page Hall competition.

Tchiyiwe Chihana, press and audience development manager for the festival, said: “It is a chance for people to show off their creativity. Show whatever makes them proud, identify what makes them Page Hall. Options are only limited by imagination.”

To enter the competition, people are asked to ‘show us what you’re proud of doing’.

A video of no more than 30 seconds should be uploaded to TikTok, making sure the hashtag #WeArePageHall is included.

The video can be in the form of music, poetry, dance, acting, comedy, cooking, art, or other, as long as the video is clean and family friendly.

Video submissions will be shared on social media platforms and the website as part of the festival, which is part of a wider Sheffield Council funded initiative designed to enhance community cohesiveness in the Page Hall area.

The deadline for submissions is March 8 and the winner can be expected to be announced a few days later.

Page Hall Festival takes place online on March 26 and 27.

For more information, search @pagehallfest on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or TikTok, or visit the website at www.pagehallfestival.co.uk

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