Filmed in Sheffield, the crime thriller by filmmaker, dancer and martial artist Nathan
Geering has been picking up awards.
Nathan told us more about kung fu, ‘fire breaking’ and being
invited to train with Jackie Chan’s stunt team.
The Sheffield Life, Loss and Death Festival takes place this May with a mission to break through taboos, awkwardness and anxiety about death and dying. Here's why it's important.
Ben PMA
"Every sign painter has their own flavour"
Sian Ellis
"I'm taking a lighter look at the darker side of life"
Peachzz
"Painting is a way I can invite nature back into urban spaces"
Amaia Moran
From neighbourhood activism to anthropologically-inspired design
Lauren Hall
“I animate frame by frame, which has a tactile and slightly wobbly feel to it”
Food Works is helping to lead the way for a healthier, more equitable food future in Sheffield. Dan and Gavin told us more about their community activities, including their new 'pay what you can' shop.
A new report says that our food producers should receive a regular and unconditional payment every month to help offset soaring costs and a fall in living standards.
Taking place over five days in May, the free festival includes work by painters, sculptors and ceramicists, as well as bookbinders, instrument makers and furniture designers.
In anticipation of next week’s Festival of Debate panel, Rei Takver speaks with Sheffield doctor and HIV specialist Dr Claire Dewsnap about what the city still needs to do to tackle the virus.
W. H. Lung and Nightbus provide the perfect curtain-raiser as Shame, Antony Szmierek, Snapped Ankles, Scaler and Fat Dog are confirmed for September's one-day festival in Sheffield.