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Welcome back to the River Sheaf at its junction with the Don. Great news for the city!

The regeneration of Castlegate took another step forward yesterday as work to uncover the River Sheaf began. The Sheaf at Castlegate will see daylight for the first time in over 100 years. Next to the river, a new park on the site of the former Sheffield castle is being created.

A lovely photo. Happily Staithes has retained its character. Here are a few photos taken approximately 50 years later. You get some wonderful sunsets on that coast too.

Hello Peak District National Park Sheffield Parks and Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust we know people regularly stop the night here and we don't want to spoil anyone's fun but they were having a campfire tonight ignoring the 'No naked flames. High risk of Fire' warning signs. maps.app.goo.gl/cGnSYWapAsDffo…

1/2 Children of John Thomas Haycock (crucible maker) and his wife Martha Elizabeth. The monumental mason's invoice lists the carving of 175 letters at 1/- per dozen, the total required for the two children who died weeks apart in 1895. It seems they didn't charge for punctuation

'And so, Sally can wait She knows it's too late as we're walking on by' #Oasis

Thomas Walker died 6/8/1899 aged 72. He had been Secretary of the The Sheffield Anglers Association for 29 years. #Angling #fishing wardsendcemetery.wordpress.com/thomas-walker/

Celebrating #WorldRangerDay a day late to say a huge thank you to the Sheffield Parks rangers who have led our monthly volunteer session at Wardsend for the past few years.

This is wonderful. It was shared on our Facebook group this morning. It includes the name of Club Secretary Thomas Walker. A big thank you to Tracey Stratford-Smith and Charlotte Hudson.

'An axe to grind.' Reviving a lost Sheffield tradition. theguardian.com/uk-news/articl…

George HELLEWELL (died 1897). "He was for a number of years a competent and respected judge of dogs and poultry". Advert 26 Apr 1860 Sheffield Daily Telegraph Kendal show - 21 Dec 1861 & obituary/funeral - 3 Jul 1897 Sheffield Independent With thanks to Hugh Waterhouse

There's nowhere quite like it is there? Good to see the grass has been cut in time for our Heritage Open Day event 'Footsteps of Furniss' which will be split between Hillsborough Park and Wardsend Cemetery. heritageopendays.org.uk/submission-eve…

National Trust members. Please remember to vote. It really matters. Institutions need public participation to keep them healthy and open and evolving to serve society.

Do you support someone with Dementia or memory loss, or maybe you struggle yourself? Join this Community Event in Chapeltown next Wednesday 11th September for free support, information and activities ⭐

In the lead on Roper Hill, Redmires. #TourOfBritain #Stage3 #Sheffield

More action from a misty Roper Hill. #TourOfBritain #Sheffield

A quick heads up about our volunteer session this Saturday. For a variety of reasons many of the regulars can't be there this week. However, Ranger Bob will still be going and will bring an assortment of tools. wardsendcemetery.wordpress.com/ranger-led-con…