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A close-up of several traffic lights mounted on a metal pole at a street junction. The primary traffic light in the foreground is clearly visible, and its top circular light is illuminated bright red. The red light is housed within a black rectangular casing, with two unlit circular lights positioned below it for the amber and green signals.

Bus tech to trigger traffic light changes

The budget for journey improvements in Sheffield is set to be approved at a meeting next week.

A man in a beige floppy hat and colourful shirt smiles to the camera. He wears glasses and has a black strap dangling around his neck.

'Birdwatching saved me from my gaming addiction'

At his lowest ebb Edward Bartlett was playing video games 20 hours a day. Now he goes birdwatching.

A decorative lion sculpture displayed outdoors on a paved area. The lion is painted in bright shades of yellow and cream and is designed to look as if it is wearing a knitted jumper, with detailed, repeating stitch-like patterns covering its body in white and pale yellow tones. A cricket bat is painted along the side of the lion, adding a sports-related theme to the design. The lion is positioned mid-step, with one front leg lifted, giving the impression of movement.

Lion sculpture trail in aid of hospital A&E appeal

Hundreds of sculptures are unveiled across Sheffield, Rotherham, Doncaster and Barnsley.

A composite image of a Reform UK rosette - with a iPhone screen showing social media app. Sheffield Town Hall is in the background.

Do Reform suspensions suggest political vetting system isn't working?

Several newly elected councillors have been suspended over their historical social media posts.

A mixed age group of men, some with disabilities, stand alongside each other smiling.

Story of rock band with disabilities turned into film

The band members have overcome setbacks such as major surgery and one of them losing his voice.

Three framed collections of photographs and autographs of the players in the 1966 World Cup final

World Cup 1966 autographs to be sold for charity

The collection includes autographs of all the England and West Germany players from the 1966 final.

A bright yellow corner convenience shop called “Newman Convenience & Off Licence” with red signage and a window display, sits beside attached brick houses. Bins, a yellow container and small advertising boards stand outside on the pavement.

Bid to block shop from regaining alcohol licence

Newman Convenience lost its drinks licence in February over the sale of illicit cigarettes.

A man in a navy polo shirt and flat cap stands next to a red brick building in front of bushes

Residents raise concerns over storm tank project

Some local people are concerned about the impact the 18-month scheme will have on local wildlife.

Three images side by side; on the left, an image of baby hedgehogs snuggled in a garden, in the middle, a man with short white hair and a beard wearing a pink t-shirt holds a cup of coffee, on the right, a young boy with ginger hair and freckles wearing a purple top smiles at the camera.

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