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Events · 18 October

Lucy & Yak’s Circular Fashion Fair

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Feature · Sport · 19 October

Owls give abuse the boot with Emile Heskey’s Football Safety App

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Remains of an old stone building with a prominent chimney stack standing on a grassy slope under a cloudy sky.Local News · 26 JuneThe Queen in Chains: Mary Stuart's 14 Years as Sheffield's Most Famous PrisonerFour well-dressed men smiling at the camera in front of a blue backdrop with event branding.Arts & Culture · 15 JuneWhen Keith Met HughThree people in a theatrical setting; a woman on the left washing a man's feet that are in a basin, while another man on the right holds papers and watches them.Theatre & Performing Arts · 15 June"Forgotten" play The Swamp Dwellers receives Sheffield revival after over half a centuryA geothermal landscape with steam rising from a body of water, surrounded by green, mossy hills and dark trees in the background.History · 10 JuneThe Great Sheffield Flood of 1864: The Forgotten Disaster That Changed British Engineering ForeverA hazy, foggy park scene with the silhouettes of multiple bare trees emerging from the gloom, one prominent tree trunk on the left and another on the right, with a grassy foreground.Food & Drink · 10 JuneHenderson's Relish: The Secret Sheffield Sauce That's Been Made the Same Way Since 1885An aerial view of a large sports stadium with a bright green field, surrounded by parking lots and a densely built-up city with many buildings and some green hills in the distance under an overcast sky.Sport · 3 JuneThe World's First Football Club: How Sheffield FC Wrote the Rules of the Beautiful Game in 1857A long, concrete apartment building with many square windows in bright colors on a lush, green hill under a cloudy sky.Property · 3 JunePark Hill: The Rise, Fall and Reinvention of Sheffield's Grade II* Brutalist EstateA vibrant green park path is lined with colorful flowerbeds, leading towards a stand of lush trees under a bright blue sky filled with fluffy white clouds.Environment · 3 June4.5 Million Trees and the Peak District: Inside Sheffield's Extraordinary Green Spaces

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