A Prunus cerasus (commonly known as a Cherry tree) has been identified on Cinderhill Lane outside number 49 as dying.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts identified that the condition of the tree is declining year on year, and it is now...More
A Prunus cerasifera (commonly known as a Cherry plum tree) has been identified opposite 17 Tetney Road as dying.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts identified that the tree was dying, almost entirely dead.
Once removed, we...More
A Prunus Kanzan (commonly known as a Cherry tree) has been identified opposite number 7 Tetney Road as being dead.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts noticed that the tree was dead.
Once removed, we propose to replace the...More
A Sorbus aucuparia (commonly known as a Rowan tree) has been identified on Blakeney Road outside numbers 55-57 as dying.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts identified that the tree has suffered a major loss of vitality. The majority of...More
We want to understand the experiences of customers who have been housed via Sheffield City Council's Private Rented Solution Scheme. This will help us improve our services into the future.
Please only complete this survey if you have been housed via the Private Rented Solutions Scheme.
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Following 15 months of consultation with lots of Sheffield citizens and partners, Sheffield City Council have now developed our Adult Social Care Strategy - Living the life you want to live Sheffield's vision for Adult Social Care 2022 - 2030 .
One of the key priorities from the adult...More
Sheffield City Council works with private sector landlords to house customers in housing need.
You can find out more about our current offer on the below web page
Help with renting your property | Sheffield City Council
We want to understand what Sheffield landlords think of our...More
Setting a budget to deliver for Sheffielders
Sheffield is a fantastic city. In the last year, as we’ve moved out of Covid restrictions, we have seen our city and local centres become busy and vibrant again and seen our city’s assets showcased on the world stage as we...More
You will have recently attended a training workshop/course organised by Sheffield Fostering training Team. We would like you to give us your feedback on the training so that we can use it to shape future workshops and courses we provide.
The evaluation survey should...More
Sheffield Council is changing the way it offers its energy supply subscription service to schools and academies. If your school has its electricity and gas supplied via the Council’s contract, it is important that you read the full downloadable briefing document (found in Related Documents...More
We have an opportunity to extend the opening hours of the Council run community hub libraries from 31 to 34 hours per week and in order to do this we need to standardise the opening times. Therefore we are consulting with library users and non users to identify the impact of the proposed change...More
You will have recently attended a Fostering Stability training course organised by Sheffield Fostering Training Team. We would like you to give us your feedback on the training so that we can use it to shape future workshops and courses we provide.
The evaluation survey...More
If you are one of the 8,000 households that were invited to take part in a 12 week food waste recycling trial and received a kitchen caddy and outside food waste recycling bin, we want to hear from you.
With the trial now coming to an end, it is really important that you tell us what you...More
When the Council transitioned to a Committee system of governance in May 2022, it was agreed that the effectiveness of the new system would be evaluated after six months.
The review of the Committee system will be centred around 15 core questions:
Are...More
We would like to understand more about the mental wellbeing of our workforce in Street Scene & Regulation. We are introducing this new pulse survey using the Warwick Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing scale to gain an understanding of how our service is feeling.
There are seven simple statements...More
Following 15 months of consultation with lots of Sheffield citizens and partners, Sheffield City Council have now developed our Adult Social Care Strategy - Living the life you want to live Sheffield's vision for Adult Social Care 2022 - 2030 .
One of the key priorities from the...More
Handsworth Park has been slowly improved over the last 20 years with the support of Handsworth Forum, Friends of Handsworth Park and volunteers. Recently the park has been allocated some Section 106 funding for improvements that benefit the local community. We are seeking your views on how this...More
Sheffield City Council's Parks and Countryside Service want to make improvements to Concord Park which will raise the overall quality of the site, encourage increased use, and enable more people to access the health and wellbeing benefits of using parks and greenspaces.
We want to better...More
Sheffield City Council's Parks and Countryside Service want to make improvements to Concord Park which will raise the overall quality of the site, encourage increased use, and enable more people to access the health and wellbeing benefits of using parks and greenspaces.
We want to better...More
A Acer pseudoplatanus (commonly known as a Sycamore Maple) has been identified on Elliot Lane near the field gate as dying.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts identified that the tree is dying with bark death throughout the scaffold of the...More
A Sorbus intermedia (commonly known as a Swedish Whitebeam) has been identified on Everingham road outside number 6 as dying.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts identified that the tree is dying with Meripilus decay.
Once...More
A Sorbus aucuparia (commonly known as a Rowan) has been identified on Norton Lane outside number 131 as dying.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts identified that the tree is dyingwith over half of the crown already dead. There is also...More
A Sorbus aucuparia (commonly known as a Rowan) has been identified on Horniglow road outside number 113 as dying.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts identified that the tree is dying with both the trunk and scaffold in considerable decay. ...More
A Fraxinus excelsior (commonly known as a Common ash) has been identified on Elliot Lane as dying.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts identified that the tree is dying with severe Ash Die Back.
Once removed, we propose to...More
We are inviting comments from schools to let us know if you agree to continue the redirection of £1.5m to the High Needs Block in 2023/24, prior to the decision at the December Schools Forum. Please note that the final decision will be made by the Schools Forum but will take into...More
The Council committed to reviewing and reducing the use of glyphosate in a controlled and targeted way across the city in September 2021.
Glyphosate (sometimes known as “Roundup”) is a weedkiller used across agriculture and forestry, on...More
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We are now seeking comments on The Homelessness Prevention and Rough Sleeping Strategy. This consultation is open to everyone who would like to comment on the plans to prevent homelessness and rough sleeping-whether you are a resident, a business, a community group, a worker or an...More
A Quercus palustris (commonly known as a Pin Oak) has been identified on Derek Dooley Way central reservation as being dead.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts noticed that the tree is dead.
Once removed, we propose to...More
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Thank you for taking the time to complete this short survey. Your feedback is extremely important to us and information we collect will help us continue to improve our service.
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