/r/sheffield
A subreddit for and about Sheffield (the City, the City Region, and bits around it, including the Peak).
A reddit for and about Sheffield. Post whatever you like as long as it is somehow relevant to the city or its inhabitants. It would be good to start a monthly meetup if anyone is interested, if you are get, in touch!
If you want anything announced, ping the mod's, someone will be able to sort it out for you, whether it's a meetup, some other event, or anything that's announcement worthy.
Please visit this wiki section for common posts. We will update these as time goes on.
Steam Group /r/sheffield Discord Channel
For peak district walks see /r/WalkingThePeak/
For Rotherham see /r/Rotherham
For Doncaster see /r/Doncaster
For Manchester see /r/Manchester
For York see /r/york
For Leeds stuff see /r/Leeds
For Hull and News on John Prescot see /r/Hull
For the Geordies there's /r/NewcastleUponTyne
There's also apparently a subreddit for /r/Sunderland.
For Bradford see /r/Bradford
For anything scouse see /r/Liverpool
For the wider area see /r/yorkshire
Even wider see /r/unitedkingdom
For the Politics see /r/ukpolitics
I wondered if a 'north of England sub-reddit might get some traction, so I created /r/thenorth to see if it would get anywhere, feel free to jump in.
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Anyone know if these particular building is still abandoned?
So, i like taking my 9 year old out every now and then just for some fun and family time. We've done bowling and cinema and meadowhall and I need some new ideas, it could be fun things or good restaurants. I'm an open book. So, could you wonderful people recommend places in Sheffield as I don't live in Sheffield but live nearby. Bonus points if you know of any spas that accept children.
Hey all,
Seeing Milton Jones at the city hall tomorrow night, what are some good pubs near there for a pre gig drink?!
Recommendations for room hire in Sheffield (city centre & kelham area).
30ish guests. Thinking February time but not set on dates. It’s for an engagement party and id ideally like to be able to decorate and bring a cake!
I thought it was the moon but NASA moon tracking says today is Waxing Cresent with 6% illumination, and this is a lot more than 6%.
Any suggestions on daily travel from Sheffield to Manchester for work?
I am starting job on Monday 9th December. I will move to Manchester in January but until then I need the best travel option from Sheffield to Manchester daily, keeping time and money in mind.
I run a small business selling my art prints and I have orders to fulfil but I ran out of backing board yesterday. My Amazon order was a no-show, now everything on Prime is 3 day delivery, but I need some asap.
I've looked at supermarkets, The Works, some stationary businesses I found online but they seem to be B2B.
Cardboard could also work if I can get hold of some to cut up into backing board but not sure where I can go tomorrow to get some.
Plain card (under 2mm thick) is too thin to protect the prints in transport.
Any tips would be appreciated! 😊
Myself and my partner are visiting the city Monday to do our Christmas shopping, and are visiting meadowhall before heading in to the Christmas market in the afternoon as well as a record store in the city centre as we always do.
The issue is last year we had no baby, so we got to Sheffield and caught the tram from there to cathedral no problem around lunch time.
This time however we have a 5 month old and we are just wondering if it's a good idea to use the tram or whether alternative arrangements should be made? How busy do the pram areas get for example, and would I likely be asked to move by a wheelchair or scooter halfway as this may cause issues as our daughter herself has a lot of issues and can't really be removed from her pram either without risking her health (that being said, I 100% would move for a wheelchair user).
If this isn't the best method as well, what alternative methods would be recommended? Unfortunately I can't drive due to seizures and my partner is still learning herself, so it's a catch 22 there.
Thankyou in advance for any help too.
Hi everyone,
I'm going to be moving to an area off the parkway soon and will need to commute into town a few days a week. I work at the central library.
I'm weighing my options and I've looked at the subreddit's previous posts on this topic too. I'm also probably going to end up trying a few different ways to get to work.
My question is: what is the P&R least likely to get too filled up by about 8:30am? I reckon Meadowhall isn't a good option. I'm thinking Centretainment or IKEA or Nunnery Square? I'm not sure if I want to drive all the way into town and find a space outside the ring road (some of my coworkers park around Shoreham St/Charlotte Road).
Open to any other suggestions. Buses through Waverley, where we're moving, aren't very frequent unfortunately.
Thanks very much!
Hello this is my first time posting on Reddit. I (20,F) are going on a spring semester exchange at Uni of Sheffiled in 2025. Are there any recommendations on places or things to do in Sheffield? Thanks a lot!
(p.s. This is my first time going to Europe. So excited!!)
I need to go to some of the shops in The Lanes in Meadowhall in quite a hurry. Where is the best place to park to be near these shops?
I’m visiting Sheffield this weekend to see a friend and we want to go for a roast. We’ve not been to Sheffield for a few years so wanted to see if anyone had any recommendations?
Thanks!
It is often said that Sheffield has a greater sense of community than comparable cities - eg, Leeds, Manchester, Liverpool, etc.
Do you think, even in 2024, in our globalised world, that this is still true? If so, how does it manifest itself?
More concretely, if you were a single person in your 30s/40s moving to Sheffield and not knowing anyone, do you think it would be easier to make friends/break into friendship groups than in the other aforementioned cities? Or not really?
I’m aware I’m asking on r/sheffield, but keen to hear what Sheffielders think. 😊
(Also, apologies in advance if variations of this question have been discussed already.)
Does anyone know what (if anything) is happening to the two derelict shopfronts between Woody's and Sheffield Makers?
The flats above them look like they've just been renovated so I'm assuming the shops are being renovated too, but blimey it's taking ages.
Shops on Sharrow Vale and round there don't seem to stay empty for long, so you'd think something or other is planned. Thanks.
Hi guys! This may be a silly question the park and ride at Centertainment shows 6am-6pm... Do you get a fine if your later than 6pm? I have a new job in the city centre but I drive a van and it seems to be the only place to park and ride without height restrictions! Any recommendations would be greatly welcome..
Thanks!
Just spotted a white cat roaming around the building site at the bottom of Fargate.
Looks very well looked after, so probably escaped from someone's apartment. If you've gotta a little furry Houdini you might wanna go get it
Today experienced a hate crime for the first time at Woodhouse station 🥲. A group of teenagers shouted racial slur at me as I got off the train. I was waiting for my partner to pick me up as he was running late and I was alone at the time, and the station was mostly empty, which made the situation even more scary especially when I am the only woman there and the station is far from main road. I honestly was too stunned to say anything back.
I take the train to work every day, getting on in the early morning and off in the evening, and it’s usually dark and quiet when I’m at the station. After this incident, I’m feeling really anxious and unsafe especially with taking the train now.
For those familiar with the area, is Woodhouse station generally safe? Are incidents like this common? I’ve reported it to the transport police, but I’m also considering switching to taking the train from Darnall or Sheffield if it’s safer.
I’d appreciate any advice or insight from locals. Thanks in advance!
Is there a way to get some anti-biotic without a GP appointment as there is a waiting list?
Hello everyone.
I’m trying to hire French speakers for the company I work for but it’s a struggle. Does anyone know anyone who speaks French and needs a job? It’s an account management job and makes good money for what you need to do.
Hi all
My tenancy runs out soon and I’m wanting to move back into a nice, new ish flat with 2 beds for max 1,000 pounds a month.
Thought about park hill but discounted it quickly due to parking restrictions etc. There are a fair few to rent in Kelham but I’m wondering whether to aim to buy one long term to get a better deal.
Is it worth buying a flat in Kelham or are they hard to sell etc? I know it’s a cool location but it’s defo an acquired taste. Any advice would be appreciated.
Hi there. Does anyone know how to locate Dr. Asalam, who used to administer Botox at the now-closed Psalter Lane Skin Clinic? I’m hoping he’s working at another clinic, as Skin has confirmed he won’t be moving to their new Meadowhall location.
I’ve tried Googling and checking LinkedIn but haven’t been able to find any relevant details. Any help would be greatly appreciated—thank you!
Looks to be an interesting concept
Hi people, I'm new in town, I'd like to know of a place where I can get a good view of the New Year's fireworks. Some kind of event on a rooftop, something like that. To do something different on New Year's and not stay at home. Thank you :)
Does anyone know of any eating challenges in sheffield?