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Half marathon in city centre today.

Some places are like that. Too lazy to keep place maintained and clean. Money gets more important than basic needs. If I pay good money for a coffee and there is only skimmed and soya milk, no coffee cream, that place lost a customer. It is my experience that English people accept these problems easier than a German.

If there are any faults, like they say, it is good that these are found before any accidents happen. Don't want a Boeing scenario do you?

Government doesn't spent the money to help or assist insane people, these ill people go crazy and become a problem council cannot deal with. It is not fair to throw these people on the street. It is not fair to live next to such mentally ill person, cannot really blame ill people, that illness is not intentional or premeditated. This is a trend happening all around the world where these problematic individuals are dumped in some poverty zone kept alive as cheap as possible ignoring all complaints from people who have to live around them.

It used to be a very nice area great for shoplifters, now it has gotten harder for them. Good for Stannington now these shoplifters there have to go elsewhere or pay for things.

They are there to save on bricks.

They found that burger there after the balloon popped and ate it. Really well documented properly explained and looked really cool watching it yet simple enough a four year old can understand it. If some game show asked me to guess what city had such space program I say Sheffield. This was done by youtuber tom stanniland sending a mc Donald burger into space, even ITV calender spent some time on it. At least its more interesting than some other topics going on latelely

There is a tracktor tire in rivilin river by upper coppice wheel if you want it.

That musical" standing at the sky's edge" is close to sold out now, and that does not surprise me. If they had the time they could easily paste another month to keep that going.

That new musical at crucible about park hill flats and the people who lived there over the years to today is absolutely fantastic. It has a great sense of humour, love for Sheffield and got a full standing ovation when we were there.

If you look a little further, deeper, in who you and other people are you find that skin colour and country of birth have little to do with it.

It is not at al usual for something like this to happen at that Tesco. Don't think the area has anything to do with it, knife crime unfortunately happens all over Sheffield.

I have lived by rivers all my life, only one that ever flooded was the Don river. And I'm certain that whatever they have done has made a big difference to how don river behaved twenty years ago.

They fixed the don really well and it flows twice as fast as it did pre 2007. It never gets that high again and when it does it's only for a short time, Before 2007 it used to come up much higher after a bit of rain flow slower and stay like that for at least a week. Now levels recede within 12 hours.

Welcome ajw. There has been a recent discussion on this forum about ecclesall road and its current difficulties to keep going. Unfortunately I cannot answer your question but I agree with you that it is always nice to see new bars and restaurants in the city.