“One thing at a time, as beautifully as possible” There’s a lovely description on Thom Barnett’s Mamnick website that explains where his company name comes from. No, it isn’t some strange Sout..

Volunteers in the Hope Valley,  have worked together to extend a pump track in the village of Hope, withn a little help from Sheffield friends. 

Arguably the best parts of Sheffield from a visitor point of view are the amazing outdoor places and spaces so closely linked to our city. But how accessible is The Outdoor City and how easy is i..

Look across Sheffield, up onto one of the hills that dominate its landscape, and you might see rows of terraces gently hugging the incline, or the odd tower block penetrating the skyline. But wha..

For a city with such a strong association with hills, it’s perhaps worth remembering from time to time the importance of Sheffield’s valleys. For hundreds of years, valleys where rivers such as th..

The moorland in and around south-western Sheffield acts as a link between the city and the wider Peaks. Much of this vast space is in public or charitable ownership and as such is accessible an..

Walk for half an hour in any direction in Sheffield and you’ll most likely wander through at least one of its 200-plus parks, woodlands or public gardens. If you’re lucky, you might even get lost in one of them.

The UK’s Greenest City is a title that surprises many who have yet to visit Sheffield and have misguided perceptions about the so-called "industrial north".

There’s nothing better than spending a day in the glorious Peaks, whether it's in summer sunshine or the depths of winter. However, no matter what the time of year, the weather can change o..

From medieval to modern times, The Norfolk Heritage Trail is a walk through centuries of Sheffield history.

John Horscroft has been riding bikes and climbing in and around Sheffield for thirty years. John says, “Sheffield’s mountain bike community is a thing of beauty. I arrived in Sheffield as a climber..