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17/09/2024

Entertainment this Saturday

17/09/2024

The Mercury Issue 1589 is now available to read online via https://issuu.com/themercurynewspaper/docs/issue_1589

The week featuring:
• CAMRA - the Campaign for Real Ale call for change to protect local pubs and clubs
• Olly Murs announces headline show at Utilita Arena Sheffield
• Sheffield 's Triple Point Brewery + Bar victorious at World Beer Awards
• Sheffield City Hall preserves Sheffield Musical Heritage with Organ Refurbishment

Plus the usual local venue entertainment listings, 7 Day TV guide, local football and much more...

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10/09/2024

The Mercury Issue 1588 is now available to read online via https://issuu.com/themercurynewspaper/docs/issue_1588

The week featuring:
• Mayor launches new Music Hub for South Yorkshire
• Shape of You brings the music of Ed Sheeran to Sheffield City Hall
• St Luke's - Sheffield's Hospice Festival of Light brings sparkle to the Festive Season
• Plans submitted to being cinema back to Crystal Peaks Shopping Mall & Retail Park after two decades
• Simply The Best! an afternoon of glitz and glamour supporting Weston Park Cancer Charity at Sheffield City Hall
• Forge Island hosts day of celebration and activities in Rotherham

Plus the usual local venue entertainment listings, 7 Day TV guide, local football and much more...

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06/08/2024

Download our 2024-25 Fixtures Guide >>>

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18/06/2024

The Mercury Issue 1576 is now available to read online via https://issuu.com/themercurynewspaper/docs/issue_1576

The week featuring:
• FIRTH PARK CLUB celebrate their Centenary with huge celebration show featuring Acoustic Angels
• Tramlines announces family friendly shows and activites for this years festival
• Ultimate Eagles soar in to Sheffield City Hall

Plus the usual local venue entertainment listings, 7 Day TV guide, local football and much more...

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11/06/2024

Download our Free Euro 24 Wallplanner & Sweepstake Kit >>>

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21/05/2024

The Mercury Issue 1572 is now available to read online via https://issuu.com/themercurynewspaper/docs/issue_1572

The week featuring:
• Ed Sheeran makes surprise visit to Sheffield
• Tickets go on sale for Disney On Ice Road Trip Adventures at Utilita Arena Sheffield
• Sheffield welcomes in new Lord Mayor
• Safari Adventure comes to Crystal Peaks Shopping Mall & Retail Park
• The Leadmill court battle begins

Plus the usual local venue entertainment listings, 7 Day TV guide, local football and much more...

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14/05/2024

The Mercury Issue 1571 is now available to read online via https://issuu.com/themercurynewspaper/docs/issue_1571

The week featuring:
• Liam Gallagher brings his Definitely Maybe Anniversary Tour to Utilita Arena Sheffield
• New Parking Restrictions come in to force in Sheffield
• Re-elected South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority Mayor pledges transport changes
• Crossed Wires Festival announces Free Fringe Events
• The circus come to town with Barnum show from High Green Musical Theatre Group

Plus the usual local venue entertainment listings, 7 Day TV guide, local football and much more...

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01/05/2024

It’s not trendy and maybe that’s the secret of its success

01/05/2024

Local and Mayoral Elections will take place tomorrow, Thursday 2 May.

Here are some handy links to help you vote:
• Check where your polling station is at: https://www.sheffield.gov.uk/your-city-council/voting/polling-stations?utm_content=&utm_medium=email&utm_name=&utm_source=govdelivery&utm_term=

• Make sure you (or your proxy voter) have acceptable photo ID on the day

• Polling station staff are trained to support disabled voters who may need assistance and we also have a range of accessibility equipment at every polling station
• Privacy screens are available to check your ID in private if you wish
• If you become unwell or need to be away unexpectedly for work, you can apply for an emergency proxy vote any time before 5pm tomorrow (2 May).
• All polling stations will be open from 7am to 10pm. Due to the voter ID requirement, it may take slightly longer to vote than usual. Please allow plenty of time.

Use your vote tomorrow, Thursday 2 May.

Postal voters:
If you have not had time to post your vote, please hand it in at any polling station between 7am – 10pm on Thursday 2 May. You do not need photo ID for this but you will need to complete a form on arrival.

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16/04/2024

HELP HEIDI RAISE MONEY TO SUPPORT PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM THE SIDE EFFECTS OF CHEMOTHERAPY

Sarah Asbery has recently recovered from cancer, fortunately without some of the side effects of chemotherapy.

However eight year old daughter Heidi decided she could do something to help others not so fortunate as her mum. Sarah continues;
“My 8 year old daughter, Heidi, has decided to have 40cm of her beautiful golden 76cm long hair cut off and will donate it to the Little Princess Trust. They make wigs for children who lose their hair to childhood cancer or other illnesses. I had womb cancer during Covid and she had to watch me go to appointments and ultimately have a hysterectomy at only 34 years old.

Although, I didn’t have to have chemotherapy in the end, we had talked about that and it might mean losing my hair. Heidi and her older brother are both autistic and found the thought of this very distressing.

I’ve only ever tidied up the ends of her hair once, so this will be her first ever haircut! She is so excited to be doing this and helping someone who has lost her hair.

We set up a JustGiving page to see if we could get something towards the £700 cost of making a wig to send with her hair. In less than 24 hours she’s raised over £800! She would love to see her story spread further and raise more money to send to the Little Princess Trust to help with the amazing work they do.”

Help Sarah Asbery raise money to support Little Princess Trust

16/04/2024

The Mercury Issue 1567 is now available to read online via https://issuu.com/themercurynewspaper/docs/issue_1567

The week featuring:
• Headliners announced for new Crossed Wires Fest including Adam Buxton, Elis James & John Robins, Romesh Ranganathan, Katherine Ryan and more
• Tramlines Festival unleash opportunities with grants
for local projects and support for Hillsborough traders
• Rocket Ronnie calls for World Snooker Championships to be moved from Sheffield
• 8 Year old Heidi on mission to raise money for The Little Princess Trust to help people suffering with the side effects of chemotherapy
• NHS South Yorkshire's Spring Covid jab campaign

Plus the usual local venue entertainment listings, 7 Day TV guide, local football and much more...

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