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Common People and photographer Ian Tilton support Sheffield’s independents
Common People, the Sheffield CIC, has launched an exhibition in the old Sly building on Division Street in order to demonstrate what can be achieved by creative and commercially viable tenants from Sheffield’s independent retailers.
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Sheffield Antiques Quarter Spring Market
It is the last day of the Sheffield Antiques Quarter’s celebration of National Antiques Week. Businesses in the Quarter celebrated the finale by putting on a Spring Market with free entertainment and stalls representing the independents in the Quarter.
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Sheffield Unchained explores Sheffield’s very own Antiques Quarter during National Antiques Week
The Sheffield Antiques Quarter, which recently launched in November 2012, encompasses an irresistible range of independent vintage, retro, arts, antiques, militaria and salvage shops and centres, as well as independent cafes, restaurants and even an ale house. When Sheffield Unchained heard that the Quarter’s 35 plus members were pulling together to celebrate National Antiques Week, [...]
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Urban Pantry celebrates a year of trustworthy products
Urban Pantry, a food delicatessen in Crookes, Sheffield, celebrated its first anniversary on Saturday 23 March 2013. Sheffield Unchained decided to visit the shop to see how Urban Pantry had grown since our last visit in May 2012. We met up with owner and manager Reece Lippolis to talk about how the celebrations had gone [...]
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Sheffield independents – Molly Limpets offers free handmade costumes to promote your business
Molly Limpets has begun a new project, collaborating with other independents to offer free costume hires for the purposes of promoting independent businesses.
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Have independents pushed out Starbucks?
Sheffield Unchained explores the rumour of an independent take over; talking to the owners of some independents and asking readers to send us your thoughts
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Sheffield’s Chimney House celebrates ‘second best boardroom in the world’
A curious building with a curious past, it once housed an elephant used for carrying heavy components in armaments manufacture during the First World War.
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Sheffield performers take on Edinburgh Fringe
Young trainee performers from Ecclesfield School will be showcasing the play Exit Stage Left at the Edinburgh Fringe Fetival in August.
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Feline Fun Run for Cats Shelter
A Feline Fun run at Rother Valley Country Park is raising money for homeless cats for Sheffield Cats Shelter.
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Sheffield Beltane Festival 2012
Beltane dance, fire processions and band performances didn’t stop until midnight as people gathered to celebrate the coming of the spring.
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Beltane fire to spark Sheffield
Do you know who May Queen is? Have you been part of Sheffield Beltane Celebration? Don’t miss your chance this year!
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A home for cats since 1897
Every cat and kitten deserves a safe and caring home- The Cats Shelter charity marks its 115th birthday this year and they believe the dedication of Sheffielders has made this possible.
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The oldest theatre in Sheffield turns professional
Matt Risby talks about how Sheffield’s oldest theatre has entered their first fully professional season and reflects on the benefits of being independent.
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Yorkshire’s finest crowned in second round of Yorkshire Unplugged
Yorkshire Unplugged is a search for the region’s finest live, unsigned, & unplugged talent.
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Yorkshire Unplugged: a new competition for unsigned talent
The audience decides who wears the crown in this live acoustic competition for local musicians.
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