As a council we want to improve how we listen and respond to communities, making it easier for people to contact us and raise any concerns, both as individuals and as communities.
Over the coming months, we want to talk to communities about what matters to them; how they can...More
As we move into the recovery phase of the pandemic and we're seeing public spaces opening up again we are aware that some people, for a variety of reasons, are feeling hesitant about resuming their pre-pandemic activities and lifestyles.
This short survey is to gather information on what you...More
We want to find out what you think about how we help children to have a good start to their reception year in school and how we help children to be ready for life and learning in their earliest years.
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We want to find out what you think about how we help children to have a good start to their reception year in school and how we help children to be ready for life and learning in their earliest years.
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We would like to understand more about the mental wellbeing of our workforce. We are undertaking this pulse survey using the Warwick Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing scale to gain an understanding of how our service is feeling. This is seven simple statements that we are asking you to score yourself...More
An Acer Pseudoplatanus (commonly known as a Sycamore Maple) has been identified on Sandygate Road opposite 411 as having major loss of vitality making it effectively dead.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts noticed that the tree has had a ...More
A Prunus Kanzan (commonly known as a Cherry) has been identified on Sandygate Park Crescent outside 5 as being dead.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts noticed that the tree is dead.
Once removed, we propose to replace the...More
A Sorbus aucuparia (commonly known as a Rowan) has been identified on Ashurst Drive outside 32-34 as being dead.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts noticed that the tree is dead.
Once removed, we propose to replace the tree...More
A Pyrus Chanticleer (commonly known as a Callery pear) has been identified on Ferriby Road outside 15 as being structurally comprimised.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts noticed that the tree has a slowly worsening lean into the...More
An Ulmus (commonly known as an Elm Tree) has been identified on Hanover Way adjacent to the Broomhall Street crossing as being dead
An assessment carried out by our tree experts noticed that the tree is dead.
Once removed, we propose...More
An Ulmus (commonly known as an Elm Tree) has been identified on New Road near Dungworth as being dead.
As this is a rural location, to help identfiication, the X Y Coordinates are:
X: 426797
Y: 391409
The What 3 Words Location for these coordinates...More
A cluster of 3 Elm Trees outside Ernest Copley House on Lane End have been identified as being dead
An assessment carried out by our tree experts noticed that the trees have likely been killed off by Dutch Elm Disease.
Once removed, we propose to...More
A Sorbus aria (commonly known as a Whitebeam) has been identified outside 241-243 Deerlands Avenue as being dead.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts noticed that the tree is dead.
Once removed, we propose to replace the...More
An Ulmus (commonly known as an Elm Tree) has been identified on Langsett Road North opposite 16 Newstead Avenue as being dead
An assessment carried out by our tree experts noticed that the tree is dead.
Once removed, we propose to replace the tree...More
An Ulmus (commonly known as an Elm Tree) has been identified opposite 232 Psalter Lane as being dead
An assessment carried out by our tree experts noticed that the tree is dead.
Once removed, we propose to replace the tree with an...More
An Ulmus (commonly known as an Elm Tree) has been identified outside 35 High Storrs Road as being dead
An assessment carried out by our tree experts noticed that the tree is dead.
Once removed, we propose to replace the tree with a...More
A Betula pendula (commonly known as a Birch Tree) has been identified outside 81 Marsh House Road as being structurally compromised.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts noticed that the tree has extensive decay at the main crown break at...More
A Prunus sp (commonly known as a Cherry Tree) has been identified outside 84-86 Crawshaw Grove as being in terminal decline (dying).
An assessment carried out by our tree experts noticed that the tree is in terminal physiological decline, almost half...More
A Laburnum anagyroides (commonly known as a Laburnum Tree) has been identified outside 9 Gisbourne Road as being dead
An assessment carried out by our tree experts noticed that the tree is dead.
Once removed, we propose to replace the tree with a...More
A Fraxinus excelsior (commonly known as an Ash tree) has been identified on Woodstock Road outside 86 as being affected by Ash Dieback.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts noticed that the tree has Ash dieback and it is believed the tree is...More
A Fraxinus excelsior (commonly known as an Ash tree) has been identified on Woodstock Road outside 75 as being affected by Ash Dieback.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts noticed that the tree has Ash dieback and it is believed the tree is...More
Local Area Committees are asking people's views about what's important to them. As part of this, we'd love to know how you feel about the role of your local library in the area.
Could you spare a few moments to answer a few questions?
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The last 18 months have been an incredibly challenging time for us all and Sheffield’s Voluntary and Community Sector (VCS) continues to play a vital role in the city’s ongoing response to Covid-19. The Council is aware that the VCS is facing a range of financial pressures as a direct...More
Through the Better Parks initiative, Sheffield Parks and Countryside would like to re-develop the old ranger’s hut site in Bingham Park. We would like to hear the opinions and preferences of local people and park users, to ensure the development grows in line with community interest and need....More
More than a year on from the first national lockdown in spring 2020, we know that our Parks, Woodlands and Green Spaces have provid ed an invaluable re source for improving people's health and wellbeing, and we have been doing all we can...More
Are you a council housing tenant?
If so, we’d love to know what you think about the service you receive from us as your landlord, and about the home and the neighbourhood that you live in.
The survey will only take a few minutes to complete, and will help...More