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“Writing a book about love isn’t something I ever thought I would do,” confesses Shon Faye, journalist, podcast presenter and author of the landmark debut novel The Transgender Issue. Yet her new ...
How the River Porter could one day look at Moorfoot. Sheaf & Porter Rivers Trust. “There’s a once-in-a-generation opportunity to put the Porter and the Sheaf back into Sheffield. If we miss it now, we ...
Moss Valley Market Garden is an organic and biodynamic market garden producing fruit and vegetables on a 1.3 acre site based at the Sheffield Organic Growers site near Norton, on the outskirts of the ...
Inspired by bell hooks, Faye's intimate and personable memoir is an accessible entrypoint into the ways love plays out in the world around us.
Independent, award-winning citizen journalism since 2008.
Independent, award-winning citizen journalism since 2008.
Independent, award-winning citizen journalism since 2008.
In the run-up to his event at this year's Festival of Debate, economic anthropologist Jason Hickel speaks to Alice Flanagan about degrowth and his hopes for mass mobilisation across the globe.
Environmental and community groups from Sheffield are calling on people to join what is expected to be the biggest climate protest in history this weekend. The Big One takes place over a four-day ...
Neoliberal has been the dominant ideology in the City of London since the 1980s. PLANT on Unsplash. On 28 April at the Festival of Debate, I’m hosting Public Finance Black Hole - The Big Lie. We’ll ...
Light relief: my map of the Park Hill neighbourhood. When you think of your immediate neighbourhood, what are the first things that spring to mind? It’s unlikely to be the exact ratio of homes to ...
Last week, Sheffield became the latest city in the UK to introduce a Public Space Protection Order, or PSPO, covering the city centre. The order is designed to clamp down on perceived anti-social ...
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