Letters to the press

In 2020 we helped and supported each other while acting responsibly and we need to carry that through into 2021.…

Bernard Little writes … Dear Editor, While many businesses had to keep their doors closed, UK tax avoiding Amazon raked…

Councillor Paul Turpin writes …. Sheffield City Council announced a pause on plans for the citywide Clean Air Zone (CAZ) citing…

Thank you for the Big Conversation survey on the impact of lockdown. As an NHS Responder volunteer, most of my…

After the horror of the Grenfell fire in June 2017, senior Sheffield Council officials moved quickly to reassure tenants that all its tower blocks were safe.  They soon back-tracked after plastic cladding on Hanover Tower in Broomhall failed fire safety tests.

Local pubs, restaurants and other independent businesses are the lifeblood of our communities. They pay their taxes and your money stays in the local economy.

Sheffield City Council has been failing to uphold the principle of open government since lockdown was introduced in March.

News of the Government spending £3 billion pounds on insulation is very welcome. This is something that Greens have wanted for many years.

Look at “What We Believe” on the Black Lives Matter website and it’s quite clear where they stand on supporting women’s issues.

I agree with Lib Dem Cllr Chris Carter that urgent climate emergency action is needed. But not his suggestion of “relaxing safety requirements for nuclear power stations and building new ones as quickly as possible”.