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Girl, 13, missing LIVE as Yorkshire police 'increasingly concerned'
Police have issued an urgent appeal.
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Defence Secretary announces 'bright future' for Sheffield Forgemasters as Britain spends billions on arms
“I think the work they are doing to support Ukraine is very important for our national security but it’s also generating really good jobs in Sheffield”
Drug dealing couple 'caught red-handed' when they made key error
The couple has been sentenced at Sheffield Crown Court
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Bid for Sheffield to become the UK's City of Culture builds steam as people called to share their thoughts
“I would love to see people around the world, around the country say ‘no, I’m going to Sheffield”
Final sentencing over Manvers disturbance almost two years on
South Yorkshire Police say the investigation which followed was one of the biggest officers have undertaken in recent memory
Missing 13-year-old Sheffield girl with 'red streaks' in her hair could be in London or Nottingham
Police growing increasingly concerned for missing 13-year-old girl
Barnsley’s Reform Council ends £100 pensioner payments and scales back school uniform scheme
Barnsley Council’s Reform UK-led cabinet has approved plans to discontinue its £100 cost of living payment for thousands of pensioners receiving Council Tax Support, despite the party’s national opposition to Labour’s cuts to winter fuel payments.
Barnsley Council paying more than £12,000 a week for some children’s care placements
Barnsley Council is paying more than £12,000 a week for some of its most complex children’s care placements, as demand continues to outstrip the supply of foster carers and specialist homes.
'Worst I've experienced' - Sheffield music festival accessibility slammed by gutted gig-goer
90s Fest took place in Sheffield last weekend
Council send trespassing warning to Travellers after caravans appear on Sheffield sports ground
Residents say kids football matches have had to be cancelled this week
Rotherham council urged to end NHS contract with US firm Palantir
Palantir is a US-based company that develops data and analytics software.
Six bus operators in talks about running South Yorkshire People’s Network services
Six bus operators are in talks with the South Yorkshire mayoral authority about running services after they are taken under public control.
Shoplifting cop who tried to steal £147 in goods from Meadowhall Marks & Spencer guilty of gross misconduct
”It is unacceptable for police officers, responsible for enforcing the law, to break the law themselves”
Rotherham Council urged to improve water safety following South Yorkshire deaths
The 'Save Lives for Sam' campaign is a nationwide water safety initiative launched by The Mirror following a tragic spike in drowning deaths
Yorkshire Water launches £1.8m storm overflow upgrade after Sheffield sewage concerns
Ecclesall Road and Granville Road storm overflows to get £1.8m Yorkshire Water upgrade
Music-lovers hit out at “two-hour” queues at 90s Fest in Sheffield
Festival goers allege they were packed into a Super VIP tent offering “exclusive” bars and toilets like “sardines” waiting for a drink or the loo
Abseil for charity founded after death of five-year-old Jude
Jude's dream lives on as supporters abseil to raise £4,800 for Sheffield children's charity
"Disgraceful" Sheffield man kerb-crawled ex begging “please, please” as she walked along pavement with baby
The couple’s relationship had been “relatively brief”, having met on social media and separating when Sutherland’s ex became pregnant
Man arrested in Rotherham over Ann Widdecombe's murder 'not known' to counter terrorism forces
“Today is a dark day in our political life, but we must also use it as an opportunity to celebrate Ann Widdecombe’s memory”
Youth mob blights much-loved Sheffield park as plain-clothed police say 'we are watching'
A group of teenagers on bikes have terrorised Hillsborough Park