Sheffield has so much going for it: proud communities, a rich history, brilliant people.
But too many people here are working harder than ever and still falling behind, waiting weeks to see a GP, and wondering whether anyone in charge is listening.
In the Town Hall, we want a council that fixes the roads properly instead of patching them again, listens before it decides, and cares about every part of the city, not just the centre. In Westminster, we want bills brought down, the NHS and care fixed so people can be seen when they need to be, and water companies made to stop dumping sewage in our rivers.
Whether it’s a pothole at the end of your road or the hospital your family relies on, we’ll campaign to make our city an even better place for all of us.
Yorkshire Ambulance Service wants to close Middlewood, Batemoor and Longley and run everything from one site in Attercliffe.
This week is a moment to hear and respond to what transgender and non-binary people are telling us, to honour all they bring to our communities, and to face up to the obstacles still standing in their way.
Ed Davey's speech to Energy UK's Annual Conference
The UK’s press regulator has never fined a newspaper. The Liberal Democrats say that has to change.