Archive | December, 2016

Sheffield General Cemetery – Check out what’s happening!

8 Dec

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Sheffield Tobacco Control Strategy Consultation

8 Dec

Central Sheffield

SCC and partners are currently refreshing the Tobacco Control Strategy for 2017-2022. On the 31st of March 2017 all our current contracts are due to end. This provides an opportunity to review what we have in place, and consider how we can do better to support smokers in the city to stop, and children and young people not to start.

We are consulting with the public and a number of key stakeholders to understand views and opinions about the proposed new strategy.

The ‘Sheffield Tobacco Control Strategy consultation 2017- 2022’ is now open and will run until the 2nd of January 2017. As a key partner please could you take part in our consultation which can be accessed via SCC Citizen Space

https://sheffield.citizenspace.com/place-business-strategy/sheffield-tobacco-control-strategy-2017-2022/consult_view

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Nether Edge Farmers Market – Sunday 11th December

8 Dec

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NETHER EDGE FARMERS’ MARKET : Sunday 11th December 2016, 11am – 3pm (note earlier start & finish times)

Our Christmas Market is raising money for:

Sheffield Young Carers

 

ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMME (*subject to change)

*Sunrit Culture Dance      *Salvation Army Band     *Jacapella

*Boggarts Breakfast          *Fairy Cakes

 

 

MARKET DAY ROAD CLOSURES:

Nether Edge Rd & Glen Rd will be closed to traffic from 8.30am-4pm. Please avoid parking on these roads.

For traders, we will be operating a one-way system before and after the market.

The kind support of local residents has helped us raise much needed money for local charities.

 

 

THE FARMERS’ MARKET GROUP WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO:

  • Thank all volunteers, traders, entertainers, visitors & local residents who help make the market such a success.
  • Encourage more people to join our Market Committee. There is much to do and only a very small team to do it.
  • You can help us in many ways with an hour or so of your time. Contact David 281 9414 or email davidpierce@blueyonder.co.uk

 

DATES OF OUR 2017 FARMERS’ MARKETS:

Sundays 19th March; 18th June; 17th September; 3rd December 2017

            To book a stall at March’s market, please email nengfarmersmarket@gmail.com or tel. Deni 07771786819

We couldn’t do it without your support – Thank You!                                                                                                     www.netheredge.org.uk

Equality Hub Network Newsletter

7 Dec

Equality Hub Network Newsletter

December 2016

 

Keep reading for more news from around the Equality Hub Network.

If you have news or information to share, we’d love to hear from you! Check out the submission deadlines and fill in a submission form. If you are organising an event please check that the venue and facilities are accessible so that all communities of interest can attend.

Past editions of the Equality Hub Network Newsletter are available to download from the website.

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Equality Hub Network meetings

Consultations

Other events

Other news

 

Equality Hub Network meetings

Upcoming Hub meetings

  • Religion/Belief Hub: Tuesday 6 December 2016, 2pm to 4pm, Town Hall – elections for Committee
  • LGBT Hub: Wednesday 14 December 2016, 5.30pm to 7.30pm, Town Hall – elections for Committee

Please email equalitiesandinvolvement@sheffield.gov.uk if you would like to attend any meetings.

See the Equality Hub Network calendar for all scheduled meetings and events.

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Women’s Health Day – Women’s Hub

Saturday 11 February 2017, 10.30am to 3.30pm

Town Hall, Pinstone Street, S1 2HH

A women only event with a range of speakers, facilitators and activities. There is no Women’s Health Champion in Sheffield, but the day will identify current pathways to the services which women need and enable conversations about the health needs we rarely talk about, the gaps and barriers to receiving appropriate health care and what needs to change. An opportunity to have fun and influence the health inequality agenda. Broad themes include sexuality and wellbeing, sexual health, living with life limiting/life changing illness, mental health, promoting women’s well being, impacts of trauma and abuse. For more info, contact sheffieldwomenshuborg@gmail.com, 0114 2660434.

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Consultations

Sheffield City Council’s Citizen Space

Citizen Space is Sheffield City Council’s consultation hub. You can take part in consultations that interest you, and sign up for alerts on a wide range of topics, including ones for the Equality Hub Network.

There are lots of other ways to have your say on proposals and influence decisions, including attending Council meetings.

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Trees and Woodlands Strategy Consultation – Sheffield City Council

Closes Friday 16 December 2016

The Draft Trees and Woodlands Strategy outlines how Sheffield will manage its trees and woodlands for the next 15 years. We would like to encourage you to have your say about the strategy. For more info and to have your say, visit https://sheffield.citizenspace.com/place-planning-1/trees-and-woodlands-strategy-consultation.

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Sheffield Directory – Have Your Say – Sheffield City Council

Closes Saturday 31 December 2016

We are always looking for feedback on how we can improve and develop our Sheffield Directory. Please visit https://sheffield.citizenspace.com/resources/sheffield-directory-have-your-say and complete our online survey, giving as much detail as possible to help us develop the directory to meet your needs. The questionnaire should only take a few minutes. Thank you for your help.

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Sheffield Tobacco Control Strategy 2017- 2022 – Sheffield City Council

Closes Monday 2 January 2017

Sheffield City Council and partners are currently refreshing the Tobacco Control Strategy for 2017-2022. Smoking is still the biggest killer in the UK and is the biggest cause of health inequalities between rich and poor. We are proposing to invest more in prevention and population level Smokefree policy based approaches. Our approach combines interventions we know are effective in reducing health and social care costs, as well as costs to wider society. We are asking people to take part in this consultation so we can understand the public’s views and opinions about the proposed changes. For more info and to have your say, visit https://sheffield.citizenspace.com/place-business-strategy/sheffield-tobacco-control-strategy-2017-2022. Responses will inform the future shape of the strategy.

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Your views on Health Visiting Service – Sheffield City Council

Closes Friday 6 January 2017

Changes are being made to the way Health Visiting and School Nursing Services are delivered in Sheffield. If you have experience of the Health Visiting Service in the last 2 years, please take a few minutes to give us your views by completing our short questionnaire – https://sheffield.citizenspace.com/place-business-strategy/sheffield-tobacco-control-strategy-2017-2022. Responses will inform the future shape of the strategy.

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Children’s surgery and anaesthesia services in South and Mid Yorkshire, Bassetlaw and North Derbyshire – Sheffield Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG)

Closes Friday 20 January 2017

Members of the public are invited to share their views on the three proposed options for the future of our region’s children’s surgery and anaesthesia services – with a final decision expected to be made by clinical commissioners in February. The new proposals will affect around 1 in every 10 children needing an operation across South and Mid Yorkshire, Bassetlaw and North Derbyshire. Children would still have ‘day case’ operations (where they do not stay overnight in hospital) at all local hospitals. Very specialist services, for children with very complex conditions, will also remain the same with children from across the region being treated at Sheffield Children’s Hospital as the only specialist centre in our region – as they are now. For more info and to have your say, visit https://sheffield.citizenspace.com/ccg-sheffield/childrens-surgery.

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Hyper Acute Stroke Services in South Yorkshire, Bassetlaw and North Derbyshire – Sheffield Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG)

Closes Friday 20 January 2017

Members of the public are invited to share their views on the proposed option for the future of our region’s hyper acute stroke services where patients are treated and given care for up to the first 72 hours after having a stroke – with a final decision expected to be made by clinical commissioners in February. Depending on where you live, some patients have better experiences and access to services than others – and doctors, nurses and healthcare experts all agreed that this shouldn’t happen – and have come together to change it. For more info and to have your say, visit https://sheffield.citizenspace.com/ccg-sheffield/hyper-acute-stroke.

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Other events

Disability Health & Wellbeing Roadshows – Sheffield City Council

Saturday 3 December 2016, 1pm to 4pm

Westfield Sports Centre, Eckington Road, Sothall, S20 1HQ

Keeping active and feeling healthy is an important goal for all of us, regardless of age, fitness and ability. From November 2016 to March 2017 Activity Sheffield will be holding roadshows to showcase Health and Wellbeing activities in and around Sheffield for disabled people. The roadshows are free – you don’t need to register just turn up! Other roadshows include:

  • Wisewood Sports Centre, Tuesday 24 January 2017, 10am to 1pm
  • Thorncliffe Health and Leisure Centre, Saturday 18 February 2017, 11am to 2pm
  • Graves Health & Sport Centre, Monday 20 February 2017, 1pm to 4pm
  • iceSheffield, Friday 24 March 2017, 1pm to 3pm

For more information please contact Activity Sheffield on 0114 2734266, activity.sheffield@sheffield.gov.uk, or visit www.twitter.com/Activitysheff, www.facebook.com/Activitysheffield.

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‘Dead Man’s Shoes’ film screening – Disability Sheffield/Showroom/Warp Films

Saturday 3 December 2016, 2.30pm start

Showroom, 15 Paternoster Row, S1 2BX

BAFTA nominated film Dead Man’s Shoes will be screened on the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. The cult classic film directed by acclaimed British director Shane Meadows (This is England) and co-written/starring Paddy Considine takes a stark look at the effects of disability hate crime. Sheffield Voices Hate Crime short film will also be shown on the big screen for the first time. The short film raises numerous issues about disability hate crime, and encourages all of us to not only talk about those issues, but take action.

The Showroom will share the ticket price with Disability Sheffield which will help to provide vital support to disabled people throughout Sheffield. Tickets £7.50, concessions £5.50. The Access Card and Cinema Exhibitors Association Card are also accepted. For more info and tickets contact the Showroom Box Office on 0114 2757727 or visit www.showroomworkstation.org.uk.

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Shaping Sheffield plan engagement event – Sheffield Health & Wellbeing Board

Thursday 8 December 2016, 4pm to 6pm

Town Hall, Pinstone Street, S1 2HH

This public event will hear from members of Sheffield’s Health & Wellbeing Board on plans to redesign the health and care system in Sheffield. The Shaping Sheffield plan forms one part of the South Yorkshire & Bassetlaw response to the NHS Five Year Forward View and successful delivery will be a critical part of maintaining a sustainable and high quality local health and care system.

 

At this event you will hear from local system leaders about the context for and content of the plan, and have the chance to discuss the opportunities and challenges involved. For more info and to book a place, visit www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/sheffield-ccg-consultation-event-the-shaping-sheffield-plan-tickets-29050711460.

 

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Communities Portfolio budget challenge for 2017-18 –Sheffield City Council

Wednesday 14 December 2016, 2pm to 4pm

Town Hall, Pinstone Street, S1 2HH

 

Councillors Jayne Dunn, Cate McDonald, Jack Scott and Ben Curran invite you to this 2017-18 budget event for the Communities Portfolio (Housing & Neighbourhood Services, Adult Social Care and Libraries & Community Services). You’ll be able to hear about and give your views on the key challenges facing us in 2017-18. We’ll also discuss some of the work we want to do with Sheffield people and partners to improve things for the future. Places are limited so please book as soon as possible – involvement@sheffield.gov.uk or 0114 2734119.

 

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Sheffield Hate Crime Scrutiny Panel

Wednesday 14 December 2016, 5.45pm

Town Hall, Pinstone Street, S1 2HH

 

The Sheffield Hate Crime Panel scrutinises reported incidents of hate crime within the city and offer advice to the Police and other public bodies on how best to deal with certain incidents. If you are interested in joining the panel, please contact ian@stophateuk.org. More info on the Council’s hate crime and incidents webpage.

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Pick ‘n’ Mix Music Meltdown – Disability Sheffield

Saturday 14 January 2016, 7.30pm to 11.30pm

Crookes Social Club, Mulehouse Road, S10 1TD

We hope you can join us for a for a night out to celebrate the New Year at Crookes Social Club, with some great live jazz, soul and rock music featuring The Meerkats Jazz Band, soul singer Celena Deans and the Millstone Grit Rock Band as well as a bar, raffle and great company! You’ll also be supporting the work of Disability Sheffield – £6 entrance fee, £5 concessions.

For further information contact Kathryn Littlewood at Disability Sheffield on 0114 2536746 or email kathryn.littlewood@disabilitysheffield.org.uk.

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Holocaust Memorial Day vigil and short films

Thursday 26 January 2016, 12pm to 5pm (films), 5.30pm to 7pm (vigil)

Winter Garden, 90 Surrey Street, S1 2LH

On Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD) we share the memory of the millions who have been murdered in the Holocaust and subsequent genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur in order to challenge hatred and persecution in the UK today. With the theme of ‘How can life go on?’, HMD 2017 asks audiences to think about what happens after genocide and of our own responsibilities in the wake of such a crime.

To mark the day, there will be selection of short films to view in the Winter Garden on Thursday 26 January – drop in anytime between 12pm and 5pm. Following this, we will hold a candlelit vigil with a variety of speakers and performers to highlight both past and present genocide, persecution and discrimination. More info, including the HMD 2017 flyer, is available at www.sheffield.gov.uk/hmd.

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Other news

South Yorkshire Housing Association job vacancy

Closes Friday 9 December 2016

Do you have a proven track record in change management with the ability to inspire others? South Yorkshire Housing Association are recruiting for a Business Change Lead (LiveWell). LiveWell is the largest provider of supported housing across the Sheffield City Region. Their work on developing new models of care and support is award winning. The role will sit in the LiveWell leadership team reporting to the Director of Care, Health and Wellbeing. For further details and to apply please visit www.syha.co.uk/work-with-us. Please note the closing date of 9 December.

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Calling for submissions for SheFest 2017 Fringe Festival (International Women’s Day)

Deadline Sunday 11 December 2016

Be part of an exciting fringe festival to celebrate gender equality and International Women’s Day and host an event as part of SheFest 2017. Interested? We are looking for submissions of diverse and inclusive events/workshops from individuals and orgs to feature in the city-wide brochure. We are particularly looking for events that represent young women, the LGBTQ community, BAMER community and the older generation. To apply complete the short application form by Sunday 11 December – www.bit.ly/shefestapplication. For more info email Shefestsheffield@gmail.com or visit www.facebook.com/shefestsheffield.

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Early bird tickets for Out Aloud 10th Anniversary Concert available until 31 December

Join Out Aloud, Sheffield’s LGBT choir, in celebrating our 10th birthday. We also have special guests the ‘London Gay Big Band’ and our compere for the evening Rosie Wilby. Family & friends early bird ticket offer is valid until Saturday 31 December 2016 and are available from Sheffield City Hall Box Office – www.sivtickets.com/outaloud10thanniversayconcert or 0114 2233777.

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Film Exhibition, Distribution & Sales Trainee Scheme [#filmFEDS]

Closes 3 January 2017

FEDS is a traineeship scheme specifically designed to redress the imbalances in representation in the film industry. Run by the Independent Cinema Office, they will prioritise applications from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) people and those who consider themselves to be disabled, which are underrepresented groups in the film industry (4% are BAME and less than 5% are those who consider themselves to be disabled). It offers:

  • 8 months of London Living Wage-equivalent paid on the job experience
  • Working in a creative environment where you will get a chance to contribute
  • Regular sessions with film industry experts to give you further insight into the industry
  • Career coaching so you are ready to get the jobs you want and shape your career

To apply, visit www.independentcinemaoffice.org.uk/training/feds2017 and fill in a short application form by Tuesday 3 January 2017.

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Add your voice to the Crimestoppers survey

With rising hate crime in our streets, it’s more important than ever to feel confident that we can report what is happening and still stay safe. Crimestoppers receives anonymous calls from citizens worried about reporting a crime directly to the police. This helps keep communities and streets safer and protects the identities of people who might not otherwise speak out. Last year 300,000 people contacted Crimestoppers resulting in 90,000 reports that were used for law enforcement.

Crimestoppers is inviting you to fill out a simple survey. The information you share will help keep your streets and communities safe. Add your voice to the survey: https://crimestoppers-uk.org/get-involved/crimestoppers-survey-your-views-matter.

Neighbourhood News e-bulletin – NHS Sheffield Clinical Commissioning Group

Aimed at all those who are involved in working with communities and their health and social care needs, this is a new monthly e-bulletin as part of the collaborative work being done on ‘Neighbourhoods’. Neighbourhoods are a new way of working which will help support the delivery of the Active Support and Recovery component of Sheffield’s Integrated Commissioning Programme. For more information on Neighbourhoods or to subscribe to this bulletin, please email irfhan.mururajani@nhs.net or visit http://eepurl.com/cnJc_b.

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New free female football sessions in Parson Cross and Fir Vale on Wednesdays – AFC Unity

AFC Unity are running thirteen 2-hour indoor football sessions at Mount Tabor, Wordsworth Avenue, Sheffield, S5 8NJ, 1pm to 3pm starting from the 19th of October running weekly on a Wednesday and fourteen 45-minute outdoor football sessions at Fir Vale Community Sports Centre, Owler Lane, Sheffield, S4 8GB, 6pm to 6.45pm starting from the 26th of October running weekly on a Wednesday. For more information, visit www.afcunity.org or email afcunity@gmail.com.

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New, free computer and Internet workshops at Mount Tabor in Parson Cross on Fridays – SilenceBreaker Media

SilenceBreaker Media are running a Cross-Platform Computing project where local residents can access personalised and flexible learning through fourteen 2.5 hour workshops at Mount Tabor, Wordsworth Avenue, Sheffield, S5 8NJ. The workshops start on the 21st of October, running every Friday from 9am to 11.30am. Attendees of the course will be upskilled in computer, technology and Internet basics, with opportunity to learn about computer repair and maintenance, software, hardware and social media alongside different forms of technology such as tablets, laptops, mobile phones and Raspberry Pi’s. For more information, visit www.silencebreakers.org or email info@silencebreakers.org.

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Are you looking to employ your own Personal Assistant? OR are you looking for a job in Social Care? If so, sign up to our PA Register today! – Disability Sheffield

Disability Sheffield has designed and developed a PA Register to bridge the gap for anyone whether an adult, young person or child wanting to employ a PA, and for Personal Assistants looking for work. Read more about the PA register at http://disabilitysheffield.org.uk/pa-register.

We have developed a survey to find out about your views and experiences: https://www.allcounted.com/s?did=w21mor1yzmdjv. The findings will be used to help influence the support available for people in Sheffield who manage their own social care and health care support and the development of future direct payment support in the city. Deadline for completing the survey is 7th December 2016. For more info visit www.disabilitysheffield.org.uk or email emily.morton@disabilitysheffied.org.uk.

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Matter of Life and Healthy Life: Director of Public Health (DPH) Report for Sheffield 2016 now available

This year’s report looks at how we can improve health and wellbeing in Sheffield by focusing on all the work of the Council and partners, rather than solely on health and social care services or services funded from the Public Health Grant.

For more information and to download the report, visit www.sheffield.gov.uk/caresupport/health/director-of-public-health-report.html.

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Housing+ has been launched across the city

The Council Housing Service has launched Housing+ across the city. It is a more personalised service that aims to provide additional support to help people look after themselves and their home. It works by having a Neighbourhood Officer look after a number of households in their geographical ‘patch’, offering advice and information. Watch the video: www.sheffieldhomes.org.uk/myLandlord/HowWeWork/HousingPlus.aspx.

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First Safe and Better Journey Cards

As part of National Customer Service Week (3-7 October) First South Yorkshire have relaunched their industry leading ‘Safe Journey Cards’ and ‘Better Journey Cards’, which are designed to help customers use the bus.

The introduction of the cards has helped many people use public transport where previously they have faced difficulties. The cards allow the passenger to discreetly communicate a specific message to the driver. Safe Journey Cards and Better Journey Cards are free of charge and can be printed directly from the First Bus website. For more info, visit www.travelsouthyorkshire.com/news_FirstSafeBetterjourney.

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Our Fair City ‘Making Sheffield Fairer’ Champions – OPUS Independents

Over the next 12months OPUS Independents are refocused the Our Fair City campaign on ‘Making Sheffield Fairer’; initiating actions and as much ‘doing’, to start making as many small changes as possible, that will add up to making a real difference in communities and neighbourhoods across Sheffield.

 

Concentrating on 4 areas – Fairer Food, Fairer Money, Fairer Work and Fairer Futures – we’ll be supporting, working with and connecting up the initiatives, organisations and projects already doing great work in these areas.

Please visit https://goo.gl/XMdxQX to join us and become a Fairer Sheffield Champion.

It only takes 30seconds.

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Sheffield State of the Voluntary and Community Sector 2016 report now available – Sheffield Hallam University Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research

This report sets out the state of the voluntary and community sector in Sheffield in 2016. As well as giving a picture of the sector today, this report will act as a benchmark to enable us to track change over time, as well as be a catalyst for decision makers to consider how we can work together to develop and make best use of resources available to the city. We anticipate that it will enable the sector to prioritise efforts and make best use of limited resources by demonstrating impact. Download the report at www4.shu.ac.uk/research/cresr/sites/shu.ac.uk/files/sheffield-state-of-the-voluntary-and-community-sector-2016.pdf.

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Art House

The Art House is stunning new building in the city centre and contains Yorkshire’s largest community pottery, art studios, exhibition space and a café. The purpose of the Art House is to encourage people to re-discover their creative ability. Research has shown that everyone can learn to be creative, but many people get discouraged at school and give up on developing their ability to make or draw or paint. Research also demonstrates that pottery and art are good for mental wellbeing, engaging parts of the brain which are not used in the normal working day. The development of skills in a supportive context and the completion of a task is immensely satisfying, building confidence that you can learn new skills of value to others. We run a wide range of pottery courses (Wheel throwing and Handbuilding) and art courses (Life Drawing, Watercolour, Painting and Drawing) for all abilities. For more details please visit www.arthousesheffield.co.uk.

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If you wish to be removed from the Equality Hub Network Newsletter list, please email equalitiesandinvolvement@sheffield.gov.uk with the subject ‘unsubscribe’.

Elections, Equalities and Involvement Team

Sheffield City Council

Town Hall, Pinstone Street, Sheffield, S1 2HH

Tel: 0114 27 35861

Email: equalitiesandinvolvement@sheffield.gov.uk

Website: www.sheffield.gov.uk/equalityhub

Twitter: @EqualityHubNwk

 

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Abbeydale TARA – Winter Wonderland Event (Thursday 15th December)

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Activity Sheffield – Proposed changes to the current service

7 Dec

Central Sheffield

Sheffield City Council continues to face significant financial challenges as the Government further reduces its grant to the local authority. Extremely difficult decisions have had to be made over the past six years about services that the people of Sheffield care so much about. Sadly due to the necessity for further cuts in the coming year, Activity Sheffield in its current form is no longer financially viable. More information is available on the attached letter. You can provide feedback by contacting Activity Sheffield through letter to; Jo Pearce, Activity Sheffield, Moorfoot Building, Sheffield S1 4PL, alternatively you can email jo.pearce@sheffield.gov.uk.  Please note that the deadline for them to receive your feedback is Friday 23 December 2016.

About the proposed changes letter: about-activity-sheffield-proposed-changes

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Second public meeting has been planned to update people about proposals for Sheffield’s Central Library and Graves Art Gallery.

2 Dec

Due to high demand a second public meeting has been planned to update people about proposals for Sheffield’s Central Library and Graves Art Gallery.

Last week it was announced that Sheffield City Council is considering leasing the Surrey Street building to create the city’s first five star hotel, as the cost of repairs and upkeep is rapidly becoming unaffordable.

Almost all places have been booked for the first meeting which takes place from 5.30pm to 7.30pm on 6 December in Sheffield Town Hall.

A second meeting has therefore been planned for Friday, 16 December from 4pm to 6pm at the Town Hall. The meeting is likely to be popular, so pre-booking is essential.

You can book your place at: http://www.sheffield.gov.uk/libraries

Public Meeting to discuss Sheffield Central Library and the Graves Art Gallery

1 Dec

People are invited to a public meeting next Tuesday to find out more about proposals for Sheffield’s Central Library and Graves Art Gallery. Last week it was announced that Sheffield City Council is considering leasing the Surrey Street building to create the city’s first five star hotel, as the cost of repairs and upkeep is rapidly becoming unaffordable. The building is also inaccessible to many people and is not likely to be able to offer a world-class central library service. The meeting will run from 5.30pm to 7.30pm on 6 December in Sheffield’s Town Hall. The meeting is likely to be popular, so pre-booking is essential. Click here for more information – http://www.sheffieldnewsroom.co.uk/centrallibrarymeeting/

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