Sheffield Talking News
This is the podcast channel for Sheffield Talking News. Our mission is to provide local news content and other items of interest to blind and visually impaired people in Sheffield. We currently have over 150 clients receiving weekly USB sticks with an interesting balance of news and feature stories, which are read aloud by our team of volunteers. We also produce 8 editions each year of our ’Talk About’ audio magazine and occasional one-off articles in our ’Out and About’ Series. In addition to the USB sticks our content is also available online, by app, via Alexa and on this Podcast channel. More details are on our website www.sheffieldtalkingnews.org.uk
Episodes
4 days ago
4 days ago
This week we have articles covering a dispute between the union Unite and a third party contractor on bus services, and Unite and bin service company Veolia. We also have news about axes being made in Sheffield again, concern over the future of Forge, a story about a football fan who fell asleep while at a match and news of STN's 2024 AGM at Mappin Street on Wednesday 9 October.
Tuesday Sep 03, 2024
Tuesday Sep 03, 2024
This special edition is focused on our King's Award for Voluntary Service, including discussions with our volunteers who attended the Royal Garden Party, and an interview with the Lord Lieutenant of South Yorkshire.
Tuesday Sep 03, 2024
Tuesday Sep 03, 2024
This week’s items include controversial ideas for the redevelopment of the Moorfoot area, the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge in full police riot gear, the first blind Barbie doll, plans to re-introduce a cinema complex at Crystal Peaks, a TV star’s tribute to a local ice-cream van, wild flowers in Graves Park, and awards for some of the city’s green spaces.
Wednesday Jul 10, 2024
Wednesday Jul 10, 2024
An interview with Professor Dame Hilary Chapman, Lord Lieutenant of Sheffield, who recently presented Sheffield Talking News with our King's Award for Voluntary Service.
Thursday Apr 25, 2024
Thursday Apr 25, 2024
One of our short Out and About articles, this time about Visually Impaired Tennis.