The 5 x 5 Challenge!
Mon 10th August 2020
Lace up and support local families affected by cancer! Sign up to the 5 x 5 Challenge for Cavendish Cancer Care and run, walk or jog your way to 5 5ks in 2 weeks, 1 week or just 1 day.
Student consultancy programme recognised for teaching excellence
Thu 6th August 2020
A Sheffield Hallam University student consultancy programme which benefits the regional economy by more than £4m per year has been recognised for teaching excellence in higher education.
Sheffield wellbeing start-up expands following investment from TwinklHive
Thu 6th August 2020
The Sheffield-based organisation Champion Health is expanding its digital wellbeing platform after receiving an increase in enquiries
Hallam lecturer joins England wheelchair rugby league coaching team ahead of 2021 World Cup
Thu 6th August 2020
A senior lecturer in sport coaching at Sheffield Hallam University has joined the coaching team for the England wheelchair rugby league team ahead of the World Cup in 2021.
Post-lockdown auction boom in Sheffield
Thu 6th August 2020
A post-lockdown boom saw a Sheffield auction attract more than £3m in sales as demand outstripped supply.
Make First Aid priority as workers come back, urges The Source
Wed 5th August 2020
Ensuring staff returning to work are protected from the risks posed by coronavirus is top of every employer’s list.
Pork pies and park picnics to raise pandemic cash for Sheffield older persons cause
Wed 5th August 2020
A Sheffield older persons’ charity struck by the cancellation of mass fundraising events has come up with a novel way of raising money during the pandemic– park picnics.
Supercar Driver raise over £2,000 with prestigious colouring book – taking grand total to £152,000
Wed 5th August 2020
Supercar Driver members have swapped their high end supercars for colouring pencils to raise over £2,000 for Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice.
Family open up about hopes and fears as shielding for most vulnerable comes to an end
Wed 5th August 2020
A family who’ve stayed at home since March to protect their extremely vulnerable 13-year-old son have spoken out about their hopes and fears as shielding comes to an end.
