Sheffield Has Installed A BEACH for the Heatwave! 🏖 👉 www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/topic/501927... #Sheffield #SheffieldCityCouncil #TudorSquare #SheffieldTheatres #SheffieldForum #Heatwave

Starting life as George's Coffee House, acquired by the Sheffield Banking Co in 1831. The building was acquired by the National Provincial Bank in 1919. Later a Nat West and most recently home to Curzon cinema. Sadly, closing its doors due to falling trade #Sheffield

Fitzalan Square dressed up for the World Cup 1966. It's coming home 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

The Arts Tower turns 60 today. A Sheffield landmark if ever there was one. Opened by the late Queen Mother #Sheffield

Cathedral SS Peter and Paul, Church Street, decorated for royal visit of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, the men are looking at the York and Lancaster Regiment Memorial to the men who fell in the Boer War. The memorial was moved to Weston Park in 1963 #Sheffield

I was up at the University the other night , for an superb gig in Firth Hall. Wakefire 'an Incantation to Summer'. It was a bit warm in there and it was a joy to cool off in the Quadrangle during the interval #Sheffield

Good news for Castlegate. The former Tap & Barrel (aka Bull & Mouth) pub is being taken on by @sheffieldlive.bsky.social Initially, broadcasting operations will move in, with aspirations for a performance place and community hub #Sheffield

The building on the left is Weston House, the former home of Eliza and Anne Harrison. These were the daughters of Thomas Harrison, a saw manufacturer in Hollis Croft. After their death, the house and land were purchased for the City Museum, Weston Park #Sheffield

Quality gable end art at DAC Metal Recycling on Sussex Street #Sheffield

'A Sheffield Forge' from around 1902-1904 by artist Walter Hayward-Young (1868–1920) under his pseudonym Jotter. One of a set entitled 'Workaday Sheffield' produced for Raphael Tuck and Co. The accompanying text states 'This is typical Sheffield forge silhouetted against the

First stage of a new safe cycling route under construction, along Furnival Road. Once complete will run up into Attercliffe. Unlike the rest of the City a fairly flat route #Sheffield

Looking great down there. Thanks to the bloke on the coffee trailer who gave Lily and Daisy a little pup cup of cream 😍 #Sheffield

If you've been thinking of checking out Victoria Quays, Today is the day. Nice food, drink and stalls #Sheffield

New sport to try today #Padel

Take two 🎬

I've been to a family 'do' at the Swan at Ridgeway. Got the angle wrong again, I blame the beer going down too well 🍺

Never Fear Dam near Ford earlier. Utter anarchy 🎣🚫

Not quite the same angle, but decent then and now, approx 50 years apart. Electric Works replacing Sheaf Valley Baths in the foreground #Sheffield

Out and about a bit further afield today. Such beautiful countryside around our city ❤️

The Straddle Warehouse is currently being converted into apartments

I took Lily and Daisy to see the new light well at Midland Station. Positioned over the junction of the Porter Brook and the River Sheaf. They always get loads of attention when we are out and about #Sheffield

Canal Basin showing Straddle Warehouse and steam crane for loading on to barges and keels #Sheffield

Just in from a night at the Lyceum. I really enjoyed the show, if you can grab a ticket for the last night tomorrow it's well worth it. #Sheffield

Just off Carson Road at Crookes was Amy Street. Long demolished, back in 1919, the residents gathered to celebrate peace after the Great War #Sheffield

Facilitated by the BBC, who platformed him on their news reports all day. No explanation as to why the didn't feature the PM or leader of the opposition. Nor any mention that the poor young man's family opposed such opportunitistic sh1t stirring.

Carson Road, Crookes looking towards Wesley Hall Methodist Church (left), built 1907 #Sheffield

Rapid progress on the Nursery Street development. In stark contrast to the glacial speed of so many sites across the city #Sheffield

The lions are coming.. #Sheffield

Another fantastic gig at the Greystones Backroom tonight, Lovely venue. Scottish singer Kim Carnie , even succeeded in getting a sing-a-long going in Scottish Gaelic #Sheffield

Old Town Hall/Court House, Waingate, junction of (left) Castle Street and (foreground) Haymarket #Sheffield

Delighted to be at the unveiling of this Lightwell at platform 5A on Sheffield Station. It opens into the spot where the Porter Brook enters the River Sheaf.

Re-purposed picnic table near Ball Street bridge #Sheffield

Beautiful night in town. Admit it moaners if you saw this anywhere else you'd be impressed #Sheffield

Detachment of the Unit for overseas deployment from 3rd Northern General Base Hospital, Broomhall, World War I. The hospital based at Colligeate Hall provided over 400 beds onsite and was headquarters for further sites across the city #Sheffield

Attercliffe Whit Sing Parade including Attercliffe Baptist Sunday School walking along Shirland Lane with Midland Bank at the junction of Attercliffe Road and Baker Street in the background #Sheffield

Out and about in the misty early morning. Herdings Twin Towers and Norton water tower on the horizon

On my Lord. I love where I live

Ye Olde Shakespeare Inn , Heeley with some old regulars. I know not everyone is a fan of the photo blend, but looks great here #Sheffield

Further to the Forgemasters development. Solar panels are proposed on each of the buildings. Heating and cooling would be generated by air-source heat pump technologies. Over 10% of the building’s energy demands will be from renewable sources #Sheffield

Huge progress at Forgemasters on the new 30,000m² machine shop on Weedon Street to house advanced vertical turning lathes. Apologies for rubbish photo, it's that vast I need a drone to capture it #Sheffield

Christ Church, Attercliffe Road at junction of Church Lane. Opened 26th July, 1826, it was badly damaged in the blitz and subsequently demolished. Now a garden of rest #Sheffield

Heron on this mornings walk , was so intent on its fishing almost walked all the way up to it #Sheffield

Dog and Partridge public house, No. 575 Attercliffe Road (now refurbished as the 'Charmillion Lounge) #Sheffield

Former National Union of Mineworkers Headquarters, Holly Street looking towards West Street Lane. Tree lined and busy now with Mogo, Cosy Club and Turtle Bay. I was rushing to get to the gig, so apologies for rushed picture #Sheffield

Wetherspoons still shrouded in scaffolding, hopefully good work going on under there to preserve the old stonework. The building was once J. G. Graves Ltd., mail order warehouse (known as Cambridge House). #Sheffield

Every now and then. You go to a gig and feel truly privileged to be in that moment. Tom Smith at the Memorial Hall tonight was so special. The sold out show was received in awed silence by the audience. At the end of the performance there was a standing ovation. Stunning 👏🏼

Bagshawe Arms, Norton Avenue, Hemsworth c.1890, aka Yates Wine Lodge #Sheffield

My little helpers on this mornings picture taking mission

Lock house, Tinsley. I can't find a date for it's demolition. I am guessing it was in the way of the railway line. I've added a 2nd comparison in the comments ⬇️ #Sheffield

Found these in the loft earlier. Happy memories #Subbuteo #sufc #mcfc #avfc #rufc