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The city has come together like never before and Sheffield City Council has received astounding support from individuals, businesses small and large and charities, citywide.

Organisers of Sheffield's Tramlines Music Festival have announced that the event will not be taking place as planned in July this year. 

Performances from world-class musicians will be available for audiences to view online, as Music in the Round present Sheffield Chamber Music Festival at home,  Friday 15 & Saturday 16 May.

Local stitchers appeal for funds to help them continue sewing scrubs for the NHS in Sheffield

The Betfred World Snooker Championship has been rescheduled, subject to government policy, to run from July 31st to August 16th at the Crucible Theatre.

Futuristic headsets programmed to enable skilled aerospace and automotive production line operatives to rapidly switch to the manufacture of 10,000 life-saving medical ventilators were rushed from the University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) to sites across the UK last week.

Laboratory and Phlebotomy teams at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals have joined forces with Sheffield City Trust to set up a drive through blood test service so that vulnerable patients can have vital tests without going into the hospital and risking infection or breaking social distancing guidance.

While the majority of hotels across the city have had closed due to the Coronavirus (Covd-19) pandemic, six Sheffield hotels are staying open during the crisis to support NHS staff and key workers only.  

Due to the current Covid-19 crisis, Sheffield’s international documentary festival Doc/Fest has announced that this year’s edition will not take place in its original form.