A Prunus avium (commonly known as a Cherry tree) has been identified outside 31-33 Brocklehurst Avenue as being dead
Following an assessment carried out by our tree experts a recommendation has been made to remove the tree.
Once removed, we propose...More
A Sorbus aucuparia (commonly known as a Rowan or Mountain Ash) has been identified outside 36 Spoonhill Avenue as being dead
Following an assessment carried out by our tree experts a recommendation has been made to remove the tree.
Once removed, we...More
A Sorbus Aucuparia (commonly known as a Mountain Ash or Rowan tree) has been identified outside 305-307 Warminster Road having a significant loss of vitality - with around two-thirds of the crown being dead.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts estimates...More
A Tilia x europaea (commonly known as a Lime tree) has been identified outside 71 Norton Lees Lane as being diseased / dying.
The tree has:
Progressive bark death around trunk.
Extensive exudate on trunk (Possibly Phytophthora).
Flammulina...More
A Prunus cerasus (commonly known as a Cherry tree) has been identified outside 117 Norton Lane as dying.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts advises that this tree in is in very poor physiological condition and in decline.
Once removed,...More
A tree located outside 20 Hollythorpe Rise has been identified for replacement as it is obstructing the road. The tree is an Acer platanoides, ,more commonly known as a Norway Maple.
A Road Safety Assessment (RSA) has been completed for this tree.
The tree has...More
A Sorbus aucuparia (commonly known as a Mountain Ash or Rowan Tree) has been identified outside 1 Sundown Road as being dead
Following an assessment carried out by our tree experts a recommendation has been made to remove the tree.
Once removed, we...More
A Betula pendula (commonly known as a Silver Birch) has been identified outside 105 White Lane as being dead
Following an assessment carried out by our tree experts a recommendation has been made to remove the tree.
Once removed, we propose to...More
A Prunus Kanzan (commonly known as a Cherry tree) has been identified outside 42 Driver Street as being decaying to a point that it has become structurally compromised.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts advises that the tree's root system is failing. ...More
A Sorbus intermedia (commonly known as a Swedish Whitebeam) has been identified outside 17 Ripley Street as having issues with the root plate failing.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts advises that the tree has been found to have a progressively...More
29/01/2021 Update - This consultation has been extended until the 26/03/2021.
The aim of this consultation is to;
Gather your views of Ellesmere Park as it is currently.
Understand your health and wellbeing and how the park and its facilities can support this.
Provide an...More
We want every part of our city to have a clean physical environment; to be somewhere where people feel safe and secure; to be an environment that people treat with respect; and to be a place that people have pride in.
The Council is committed to making every part of the city a good...More
The climate crisis is bigger than any of us in Sheffield and to tackle it we will need to work together as a city. The Pathways to Zero event on 19th March is a moment in time when we can come together and share ideas, the first of many conversations. If you were unable to attend or want to...More
The Yorkshire Dog Training Company is an established pet dog training brand, currently operating over 4 sites in Leeds, Wakefield, Harrogate and Doncaster. Over the past 10 years they have worked with over two thousand pet owners to help them control their dogs safely and confidently. Their...More
As part of the Home Care Transformation Programme, we are looking at options for improving joint working for Providers and Adult Social Care. The purpose is to achieve better outcomes for people in receipt of care, and staff working in these areas.
Our intention is that your responses...More
A cross-party group of Councillors from the Overview and Scrutiny Management Committee is looking at Food Poverty in Sheffield. We are keen to hear about, and understand people’s experience of food poverty in the city, so that we can make recommendations on how to improve things. We want to...More
The aim of this survey is to identify existing skills across Youth Services that could support knowledge/skills sharing, alongside training and development needs. It builds on the work that has been completed so far in reviewing staff professional qualifications.
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There are five Household Waste Recycling Centres in Sheffield. These sites are provided for Sheffield residents to dispose of their household waste including furniture, electrical equipment, garden waste, soil and rubble and general household rubbish.
This consultation will take around 1...More
Our Sheffield City Council community hub libraries (as well as volunteer run libraries) have been awarded a one-off cash boost this year of £10,000 each. This funding will give each library the opportunity to make changes to improve their offer to the local community.
Therefore, we...More
A Sorbus Aucuparia (commonly known as a Mountain Ash or Rowan tree) has been identified outside 305-307 Warminster Road as dying
An assessment carried out by our tree experts estimates that it has less than 5 years of safe useful life on the highway. As the...More
Operating for over 10 years in Hillsborough Park, Sheffield Cycling 4 All is a project that runs inclusive, all-ability cycling sessions on a wide array of adapted trikes.
Sessions facilitate disabled people and people with long term health conditions the opportunity to cycle in...More
Sheffield City Council is seeking views on a proposal to introduce a local cost of living increase to replace the statutory Minimum Income Guarantee. This applies to people who live at home and receive care and support.
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We would like your views on our plans to increase the maximum contribution towards the cost of adult social care to £505 per week for people who live at home.
We are consulting with people who are likely to be affected by these plans and have sent a letter to everyone...More
The multi-functional Grey to Green Phase 2 scheme around Castlegate, Exchange St/ Blonk St and Snig Hill was completed in September last year. It links a pedestrianised Castlegate to the ‘hidden jewel’ of Victoria Quays and has transformed the almost redundant former Inner Ring Road into a...More
We are committed to evaluating what we do to help us better understand how our work helps and supports young people and learn what we can do better.
Just to let you know
Completing this survey is voluntary – you don’t have to do it!
You don’t have to answer all the...More
We are committed to evaluating what we do to help us better understand how our work helps and supports young people and learn what we can do better.
Just to let you know
Completing this survey is voluntary – you don’t have to do it!
You don’t have to answer all the...More
We are committed to evaluating what we do to help us better understand how our work helps and supports young people and learn what we can do better.
Just to let you know
Completing this survey is voluntary – you don’t have to do it!
You don’t have to answer all the...More
The following questions are designed to find out how satisfied parents/carers are with their experience of working with Sheffield City Council’s Youth Services and to find out how we can improve. All answers will help us make our services more helpful for other families.
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We are committed to evaluating what we do to help us better understand how our work helps and supports young people and learn what we can do better.
Just to let you know
Completing this survey is voluntary – you don’t have to do it!
You...More
We are committed to evaluating what we do to help us better understand how our work helps and supports young people and learn what we can do better.
Just to let you know
Completing this survey is voluntary – you don’t have to do it!
You don’t have to answer all the...More