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Meersbrook Park by Andy Kershaw

Reader Picture Competition: From Meersbrook Park to a bright Spanish Iris

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer

Northern Lights: Getting it right is not somebody else's business, but the conce...

Terry Howard with a stone used as a scraper tool

Educating people about moors on the doorstep

Paul Richards during a 'street safari' in Environment Weeks 2005

Environment Week still flourishing 41 years on

Robert Plane, credit Chris Saunders, Music in the Round

Pieces hold special place in hearts of musicians

Sheffield cues up for Snooker by @bellsandbikes

Reader Picture Competition: Sheffield cues up for Snooker at Crucible

Jess Holroyd marathon with Rowlings

Puppy’s journey to life-changing support dog inspires Jess’ London Marathon drea...

Professor Conor Moss (Sheffield Hallam) and Prof Sue Hartley OBE (University of Sheffield)

Northern Lights: Supporting local innovation

Members of Parliament gather with Yuan Yang (centre left) and Abtisam Mohamed (centre right) in Westminster Hall in the Houses of Parliament, London, to show support for the two Labour MPs who were denied entry to Israel are on their way home to the UK. Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

Northern Lights: In solidarity with Abtisam Mohamed, and with all the people of ...

Food collage of surplus food taken from Beanies Wholefoods in a year to people in need in Sheffield by Mark Harvey

Mark’s 10,000-mile ride delivering surplus food

Broomhead Reservoir by Alan Tenanty

Reader Picture Competition: Broomhead Reservoir to sunflowers in Barlow

In my opinion, banning weapons receives the most kudos and media headlines for very little effort.

Northern Lights: Is banning swords saving lives?

Mandarin ducks by the River Sheaf off Broadfield Rd - Photo Andy Buck

Saxon Road Steel Wheel

Essential travel only in the early days of lockdown. Getty Images

Northern Lights: My hope is that everyone will be willing to play their part, bi...

City of Sheffield RC carry their boat Steel City down to the water

Oarsome dedication and hard work is all worth it

Sheffield City Morris Men weekend of dance at Monsal Head

Stick your trainers, we’ve got bells and hankies...

Ensemble 360 taken by Matthew Johnson

An extraordinary ensemble forged in Sheffield

River Dôn Project

But what does it mean for nature, and the River Don, to have rights?

Sheffield Town Hall taken by John Beadman

How can we bring curiosity and inquiry back to politics?

Half Marathon

Educate young people about potential life-threatening risks

Old photo of the Graves Park Summerhouse from the Millington family

People come to the park as a destination

Due to phenomenal demand: Queens of the Stone age announce second Sheffield Rock N Roll Circus date.

Queens of the Stone age announce second Sheffield Rock N Roll Circus date

New Road, Low Bradfield taken by Helen Lloyd

Reader Picture Competition: From the bright northern lights to snow on the hills

Sheffield's Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre

A major part of next revolution in British industry

Angus Hunter raking plants from his pond

Spruce up your pond and build your logpile

The cast of Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of). Photo by Mihaela Bodlovic

Pride and Prejudice* (* sort of): Punkyretelling of the Austen novel

Brodsworth Hall by @JohnH14458271

Great photos deserve to be celebrated like great films

Sunrise at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital by Irene Gilsenan

Great photos deserve to be celebrated like great films

Isobel McArthur's Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of), arrives at Sheffield's Lyceum Theatre this week, fresh from a triumphant run at the West End, where it won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy and the Evening Standard Award

Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) arrives at Sheffield's Lyceum Theatre

Supertram

Northern Lights: Publicly-owned public transport is on its way

Sarah Calcutt with Heath and Mud at the Novel cafe and bookshop in Crookes

‘Peak District is now a big part of who I am’

Gerry Firkins

Identifying winter trees is not just about twigs

The Christmas Tree festival

Northern Lights: Hope to continue the task of trying to restore the historic sen...

Robin in the hedge taken by Rebekah Matthews

Win Showroom Cinema tickets

Visitors at the Species Survival Fund launch at the Shire Brook

‘Children are so excited when they come here’

Charlotte Davies. Photo by Jordan Mansfield

Roundabout Roses, can help other people understand what homelessness is like

Councillor Ben Miskell on Division Street

Go for a big day out to start your Christmas

Trainee life-saver Doris

Trainee life-saver Doris will have her day helping someone with epilepsy

The Sheffield Co-operative Society Castle House Department Store, Sheffield, pictured in March 1998

Northern Lights: Co-operative values are needed in a divided world

Top Stories from The Star

Unlicensed and uninsured driver Ty Kelsall caused a serious collision when he illegally sped across a crossroads and through a junction, off Festival Road in Wath-upon-Dearne, Rotherham - ignoring a give way sign and the rules of the road - without making any attempt to slow down or brake.

Unlicensed driver left woman trapped & injured after causing crash

Abdullah Yaser Abdullah Al Yazidi was struck by a car as he walked along Staniforth Road in the Darnall area of the city at just after 4.50pm on Wednesday last week (June 4, 2025). A trial date has now been fixed for the two men accused of Abdullah's murder

Trial fixed for men accused of murdering 16-year-old boy in crash

Future plans to be discussed at Owls Trust fan forum event