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Give Sheffield Information Link a ring - 275 6699. They have lists of all sorts of toddler groups and will be able to sort you out. Also do great guides on things going on over the summer holidays, and a Places to Visit guide full of places across the city you never knew existed.

If you do set this group up, I would suggest you contact Sheffield Information Link - they will then add this to their lists and include it when sending information to parents about activities in their area. 275 6699.

Contact Sheffield Information Link - they can provide lists of toddler groups in specific areas. 275 6699. Also have guides on children's activities this summer, and places to visit across the city anytime.

What areas are you looking around? You are best off contacting Sheffield Information Link - they are the children's information service and have a full list of toddler groups which they can send you by area. 275 6699. They also have a great 'What's On' guide for things happening over the summer, plus a 'Places to Visit' guide full of info on places across the city suitable for all ages of children.

Sheffield Information Link can provide parents/carers with lists of toddler groups in their areas. They are also always updating their lists, so if anyone is starting a new toddler group or hears of a new one, please get in touch so they can publicise these new groups and let parents across the city know that they are running. http://www.sheffinfolink.org.uk / [email protected] / 275 6699.

Suggest you contact Sheffield Information Link - they are the children's info service and will be able to provide you with a list of toddler groups in a specific area. They also have a great 'what's on' guide for the summer holidays, and a 'Places to Visit' guide which is full of places that I never knew existed across the city, suitable for babies and upwards. 275 6699.

I would recomend that you get in touch with Sheffield Information Link - they are the children's info service and work with Ofsted. They provide parents with lists of childminders in their area, and help childminders with all sorts of queries. Their website also has lots of useful info on it about becoming a childminder or you can call them on 275 6699.

Hi, I work a few days a week in the city centre. I've always got the tram into the city, but I'm currently experiencing really really bad pregnancy sickness and I don't think I'll be too popular throwing up on the tram all the way to work! I could really do with driving myself for the next few weeks till this clears - can anyone recomend CHEAP parking areas? Will be needing to park for about 8 hours. Thanks very much!

Hi - looking for areas to live around Shef, Wincobank keeps coming up as having fairly nice looking houses. Is this an ok place to live? I understand it's near to Meadowhall but is it annoyingly close (ie noise and traffic?)? Any advice on this area would be appreciated! Thanks

Thanks for that Bluebird. Yeah I've had a look on that other section too, starting to get a feel for particular areas. I'll have to make friends with evil estate agents in order for them to alert me in the future to scruffy houses in those sort of areas as and when they come up. Thanks for the advice!

Hello, just discovered this site today! We currently live in Glossop and are planing to sell our house (under offer), bank the cash and then whilst living with family look for a house to do up in an area commutable to Shef. My husband is about to start a new job in Shef so it's got to be commutable to there, somewhere in a nice area that needs some TLC but will be a good family home for us to start having sprogs, plus must have room for me to start my biz from. Can anyone please advise on areas that are up and coming, and that we can make a few quid on when we sell it on? We plan to work on the 'worst house in best street' principle to ensure we buy in an area that will only increase in value. We know the Chesterfield area pretty well, any other suggested locations would be appreciated! Thanks!