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Matthew Arnold, seriously injured in a crash caused by a drink driver travelling the wrong way up the A1, has revealed the life-changing impact the incident has had on his family. Picture: Matthew Arnold / Irwin Mitchell

Crash survivor tells of horror smash which changed his life

The inquest into the deaths of a woman and three children in Killamarsh has concluded

'Stark' failures by services contributed to Killamarsh murders

Michelle Exton, from Dronfield, Derbyshire, was on holiday in the Canary Islands when she and her mum, Ann (pictured with Michelle right), were hit by a white van which mounted the pavement. Michelle died in hospital four days later

Investigation into Dronfield mum's hit-and-run death re-opens

Natasha, Nick and Harry Hewitt. (Picture: SWNS)

Mum who was told she had migraine died from blood clots, inquest hears

Nick described his late wife Natasha as a "beautiful soul".

Widow tells of heartbreak after wife dies from blood clot

William Iggo, known as Bill, died from mesothelioma, a cancer of the lining of the lungs most commonly associated with exposure to asbestos, often decades previously. He was 85.

Former engineering worker dies of deadly illness sometimes linked to work

The firms in Sheffiled with the biggest gender pay gap have been revelaed

The city employers with the biggest gender pay gaps

Darren believes he was hit by a vehicle while out on his bicycle, which left with multiple serious injuries including a shattered shoulder blade.

City cyclist reveals his injuries after suspected hit and run

Children going to secondary school in September will find out which school they will be going to this week

Secondary school offers 2023: How to submit an appeal

Michelle was enjoying a holiday with her mother Ann just hours before the fatal collision.

Heartbroken family of mum killed in hit-and-run make plea for witnesses

Nearly 60 primary schools and more than 170 public buildings in total across Sheffield still contain asbestos, according to figures obtained from Sheffield Council under the Freedom of Information Act by the law firm Irwin Mitchell. File photo by Dave Thompson, PA/Wire

Nearly 60 primary schools in city still contain asbestos

Jordan Del’Nero, from Westfield, Sheffield, in intensive care after undergoing surgery to remove a tumour. She has secured a settlement from Sheffield Teaching Hospitals after her 'urgent' case was classified as a new 'routine' appointment

Woman receives pay-out after delay in cancer diagnosis

The Jessop Wing of Sheffield Teaching Hospital has shook off its "inadequate" rating from the CQC and is on the road back to being one Sheffield can be proud of.

Jessop Wing on road to recovery following two damning reports

Anti-abortion protesters from the campaign group 40 Days For Life pictured outside the Royal Hallamshire Hospital. Lawyers are warning they could be moved a mile away from the hospital. PIctures: Ben Miskell

Anti-abortion protests outside hospital spark legal warning

Siobhan Weir and Luke Jackson holding their baby twins.

Parents who lost twins after birth seek answers at inquest

Stephen Bradbury is recovering after suffering brain injuries after being hurt in an incident while he was cycling. He is pictured with wife Donna

Horrific collision left cyclist with brain injury – now he’s fighting back

Rosie Mayes was left tetraplegic after a horror crash

Sheffield woman's 12-year battle to get life back on track after horror crash

Conor Lynch Spinal Scar and Bruising

Barnsley man who suffered spinal injuries in crash looks to future after lawyers...

NHS Sheffield Teaching Hospitals Trust were scolded by the CQC after inspectors found maternity services had "deteriorated further" since it was already rated inadequate in March 2021.

Continued maternity services failings 'extremely worrying'

Sheffield steelworkers who brought a High Court action over diseases linked to working in coke plants have been offered a settlement scheme.

Settlement scheme reached for steelworkers over coke plant diseases lawsuit

David Withers.

Are smart motorways a smart idea when it comes to public safety?

Winnats Pass in Castleton

Iconic hill climbing cycle race returns home to Peak District spot with 'imposin...

Irwin Mitchell in Sheffield has donated £40,000 towards the Laptops for Kids campaign - equivalent to 170 laptops.

Sheffield law firm donates £40,000 to Laptops for Kids campaign

Barnsley Hospital

Hospital issues apology after nurse has breast removed due to cancer misdiagnosi...

Nurses in the accident and emergency dept (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

Calls for ‘urgent action’ at Jessop Wing after five mums die on Sheffield matern...

Nurses in the accident and emergency dept (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

Calls for ‘urgent action’ at Jessop Wing after five mums die on Sheffield matern...

Emerald Hutton and John Rossiter, from Sheffield

Sheffield couple take legal action over illness at holiday hotel

Irwin Mitchell offices in Sheffield's West Bar.

Speculation over plans for Sheffield law firm Irwin Mitchell to float on London ...

Richard Littlewood and Helen Bilgic at Ricky's Place (formerly Rita's Pantry) on North Church Street.

Dire trade threatens sandwich shop

Robert Scarpelli who has terminal cancer

Former handyman from Maltby battling terminal cancer issues asbestos warning

Ellie Fisher

Zoe plucked her art from the attic to win Wentworth Woodhouse contest

Adrian Budgen of Irwin Mitchell.

Sheffield law firm recoups more than £220,000 to help local hospices survive

David Johnston-Keay of Irwin Mitchell.

Sheffield lawyer says firms and workers need to pull together as employees retur...

From left: managing partner James Brown, Sheffield office lead Alison Fernandes and senior partner Sam Hall.

Law firm launches vowing to poach lawyers

Shaun Doane.

'Being a misfit is brilliant' - Everly Pregnant Brothers' Big Shaun on his menta...

Terence died in 2016.

Sheffield man's widow calls for answers after his death from asbestos related ca...

The fundraising appeal.

Manchester terror attack: Major fundraising appeal for family of Sheffield woman...

Andrea Cropley, Irwin Mitchell

Yorkshire manufacturing deal volumes fall by 44 per cent

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Marcia Grant, aged 60, died outside her home in the Greenhill area of Sheffield on April 5, 2023

Boy, 13, set to be sentenced for killing Sheffield grandmother

The National Crime Agency has announced it will take no more cases on under its Operation Stovewood investigation into Rotherham child sex abuse, from the start of 2024. Picture: National Crime Agency

Operation Stovewood police to stop taking on Rotherham sex abuse cases

Here are the odds of a white Christmas this year. Pictured is a mum and her child spotted on School Road, Crookes, November 27, 2021.

Weather: Will Sheffield see a white Christmas in 2023?