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Love that's stood the test of time
IT MAY be 60 years since the wedding bells rang out for them at Middlewood Trinity Church, but Margaret and Joseph Littlewood still remember to exchange Valentine's cards every February 14.
PETER Kennett has many years experience of trying to make people enthusiastic about geology in the face of the more cuddly areas of natural history.
Bust cases waived during Friday ...
Michael Moll, 46, 206 Station Lane, North Warren, charged with two counts of possession with intent to deliver bath salts, two counts of possession of a controlled substance, and criminal use of a communications facility.
New In Brief: Five vehicles set on fire in car lot
FIVE vehicles were set alight in an arson attack at a car lot in Sheffield. The three cars and two vans were found burning on Fife Street, Wincobank, at around 10pm and firefighters spend an hour extinguishing the flames.
Occupy Sheffield camp to end but a new phase begins
On Monday 13 February 2012, the occupation on Cathedral Square will be gone, but Occupy Sheffield will continue.
Exclusive: Family moved out of death house after plea from Sheffield mum
A HEARTBROKEN mum haunted by the death of her schoolboy son has today been offered a new home to help her family rebuild their shattered life - thanks to The Star, writes Claire Lewis.
Apprentice's ticket to the top
TOP young apprentice Matthew Shipley is on the right route to the top - after landing a full-time job with the Stagecoach bus company in Sheffield.
'This plan will give people dignity'
THE redevelopment of St Luke's Hospice would allow families to stay with their loved ones in their final days.
Inquest into death crash tragedy adjourned as tributes left to victim
AN INQUEST has been opened into the death of a man who died after his car was involved in a collision with a double decker bus in Sheffield.
News in Brief: Car in flames after crashing into wall
FIREFIGHTERS were called out to a car which burst into flames after crashing into a wall on Edmund Road, Highfield, Sheffield.
Sculptor vows to forge ahead with steel statue
A 40-metre high sculpture is being proposed as an iconic landmark for the Sheffield City Region.
Price of Sheffield's Lord Mayor revealed - is it too much?
THE role of the Lord Mayor has cost Sheffield taxpayers more than A 1 million in the last five years, The Star can reveal exclusively today.
True grit shown: Sheffielders praised for digging in to get city moving
VOLUNTEERS who battled to keep roads and paths across Sheffield clear of snow and ice have been praised for their work.
Workshops in Sheffield heritage show
HISTORIC workshops in Sheffield have been hailed as a 'one-off' by TV presenter Jules Hudson , who was was speaking after visiting the 135-year-old Portland Works on Randall Street, near Bramall Lane.
Bad parking to be targeted by new cameras
A decision on whether to bring in the devices was delayed pending discussion of concerns about the proposals at a meeting of a Sheffield Council scrutiny committee.
Love the idea With Valentine's Day around the corner, make sure your loved one is treated to some quirky edible treats from Marks & Spencer .
SNOW: Three people injured after vehicle hits a wall in Sheffield
THREE people were taken to hospital with suspected neck and back injuries after a Land Rover ran out of control in the snow and crashed into a wall in Sheffield, writes David Walsh.
Series of sex attacks by freed wife killer
QUESTIONS are being asked about how a convicted wife killer from the Czech Republic was allowed to slip into Britain where he carried out a series of sex attacks in Sheffield, including the knifepoint rape of a mother on her 54th birthday.
Tycoon to aid 'pirate' legal fight against extradition to the U.S. on copyright theft charge
A billionaire has offered to pay the legal costs of a student facing extradition to the U.S. on charges of copyright theft.
But Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg is keen to promote the attractions of a particular spot on his home patch - the village of Bradfield.