What’s on guides for Sheffield

Where to find out about Sheffield events With the annual influx of new student arrivals settling into Sheffield life, I thought it would be timely to round up some of the online what’s on guides that are out there. If you open any national newspaper you’ll see plenty of inspiration for what is on in [...]

South Yorkshire digital region

Will South Yorkshire be one of the first areas to benefit from investment in the digital infrastructure? In a previous post I suggested that Sheffield could promote its intentions as an emerging creative and digital city by offering free municipal wi-fi to its residents. Whether this will ever happen is another matter, but a related [...]

Pictures of Sheffield in the Design Cities photography competition

Is Sheffield a design city? People have been submitting pictures of Sheffield for the Design Cities photography competition set up by the Design museum, Flickr and magazine Don’t panic. The idea is that people submit urban photos of contemporary design, architecture, furniture, vehicles, technology or fashion to the Design Cities Flickr group. 20 photos from [...]

Forgotten Sheffield bands: The Dylans

Hear their tambourines inside your head Another band that I have to confess I don’t know loads about, except that their eponymous debut album is rather good in an early-90s-indie kind-of way and their single Planet love was – and still is – a fine slice of guitar pop: According to discogs.com, it sounds like [...]

Sheffield City on the move video from The Full Monty

Watch (some) of The Reel Monty video online – or buy the DVD If you’ve ever searched online for a clip of City on the move, the promotional film famously featured in The Full Monty, you will have probably drawn a blank. However, to mark the official release of the film on DVD, The Star [...]

Sheffield blog on Twitter

Last week I took the plunge and gave this blog a presence on the micro-blogging site Twitter, which you can find at twitter.com/sheffieldblog. I’ve had a personal Twitter account for a year and have been thinking about doing this for a while. In the end I decided that the additional time taken to maintain a [...]

Photos from a Sheffield crane

What would you risk to get the perfect shot? I stumbled across this wonderful photo of the Peace gardens the other day, taken from an unusual elevation: It is part of a set by a photographer called The Revolution who appears to have scaled one of the cranes adjacent to the Winter gardens in order [...]

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