Concerns have been raised about the future of Darnall Primary Care Centre
after the possibility of it being run by a private company was discussed at a public meeting.
A spokesperson for NHS Sheffield confirmed that the contract for the running of the practice, on Main Road, runs out in March and will be put out to tender imminently.
Residents in Darnall are concerned about the level of anti-social behaviour in their community.
At a meeting at Darnall Forum on Tuesday evening, residents said they were worried about incidences of street drinking and loitering, in particular around the betting shops on Main Road and Britannia Road.
A community litter pick will take place on Thursday 12 November as part of the Love Darnall, Love Where You Live campaign.
Volunteers should meet at Darnall Forum at 10am and are advised to wear comfortable shoes.
Litter picks will be provided.
For more information, please contact Zahira Naz on 0114 249 0099.
Community groups in Darnall have teamed up to launch an appeal for donations to a foodbank serving their area.
The S9 Foodbank Appeal has been created by Darnall Forum and the Sheffield Muslim Community Forum to encourage residents in Darnall to donate food, clothes and toiletries to the Burgreave Foodbank, which has a local base at the Living Waters Christian Fellowship in Darnall.
Six people have been arrested after a gun was shot on Queen Mary Road, Manor.
Police were called at around 4pm on Saturday 17 October following a disturbance in the street.
The window of a nearby house was damaged. No one was injured.
Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward. If you have any information, contact South Yorkshire Police on 101, quoting incident 671 of 17 October 2015 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
A car which was involved in a collision was found on fire in Darnall at 12:30am yesterday.
The Honda Accord was found burning on Greenland Road.
A police probe is underway. Anyone with information should call South Yorkshire Police on 101.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a bus was set on fire in Manor.
The single-decker First bus caught fire at about 6:30pm on Tuesday 13 October on Manor Park Centre.
The bus was quickly evacuated and no one was injured.
Anyone with information should contact South Yorkshire Police by calling 101 quoting incident number 855 of Tuesday 13 October or email enquiries@southyorks.pnn.police.uk.
The family of a critically-ill Manor grandmother stranded in Benidorm have praised the generosity of people’s donations as they fight to bring her home.
Angela Noriega, 57, fell into a diabetic coma whilst on holiday at the Spanish resort earlier this month, and her family have since been fundraising to charter a special medical flight back to the UK.
A Sheffield author has praised the city’s creative spirit during an event as part of the Off The Shelf festival.
Susan Elliot Wright, whose two novels The Things We Never Said and The Secrets We Left Behind are both set partly in Sheffield, was speaking at an event hosted by St Aidan’s Church, in Manor on Saturday 10 October.
A bus burst into flames in Manor Park yesterday evening.
The First bus was evacuated after pulling over on Manor Park Centre at around 6:30pm.
The South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service were called to the scene.
No one is thought to be seriously injured.
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