Mia Wallis

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Pathologising normal behaviour or a lifeline for many?

A look into the role TikTok plays in presenting information about ADHD

‘It’s always the people that suffer’ - Daventry chiropractor treats patients on Ukraine’s frontline

‘Shockingly awful’ - Councillor criticises plans to increase non-entitled school bus fares to...

Budget for childcare - an important step forward or one big misunderstanding? - Sheffield Wire

The government's new childcare budget could transform mother's approaches to work, however, funding needs to be prioritised

"I'm not convinced that bird flu has gone, or will ever go" - Sheffield farm conflicted over...

A Sheffield farm has enjoyed last weeks relaxation of bird flu, but is still concerned about the risk of infection, describing it as "finding a balance between animal welfare and businesses losing money."

"They don't get to see the light of day": 100 ex-battery hens find new home - Sheffield Wire

As bird-flu restrictions are lifted, Heeley City Farm has re-home 100 ex-battery hens.

“Your body can stand almost anything. It’s your mind that you have to convince

Sheffield's Stroke Recovery Service offers support for patients - Sheffield Wire

A stroke survivor has applauded a charity which aims to support and help people regain their confidence after they suffer the potentially life-changing health condition.

National Theatre’s annual festival returns to Royal & Derngate, welcoming 440 young people in...

Delapré Abbey's auction bid for historic sword successful thanks to public donations

Talented Genes or Nepo Babies? - Forge Press

"I will be the first to tell you that I literally deserve nothing". All the talk around 'Nepo Babies' is the latest example of TikTok's habit of giving existing social concepts new names. Nepotism is hardly a novel concept and works in settings as common as your part-time job, not just in the entertainment [...]

Anger on Sheffield estate where 'bins are not emptied for weeks'

A Sheffield resident has issued eight complaints over Twitter to a recycling giant, raising concerns over the lack of accessibility for disabled tenants on an estate in the city. Twitter user, @Kernow25, said in a recent tweet: "Tired of having to draw Veolia's attention to lack of consideration re how bins are replaced after emptying."

ChatGPT and academia: technology gone too far, or a useful tool?

"ChatGPT highlights what we have been failing to do; adapt and change." The Elon Musk-funded chatbot is dominating headlines worldwide. Amongst the hysteria, some fear this chatbot developed by OpenAI could threaten the integrity of academia; posing risks of plagiarism and eliminating the search for knowledge.

Sheffield run which awards Christmas puddings as prizes sees turnout of nearly 3,000 people -...

Sheffield's most popular 10k run lived up to its reputation last Sunday despite an early start and a bitingly cold day. The Percy Pud 10k takes place every December in Loxley Valley and has sold out for the last ten years in a row. This year 2800 runners took part.

Rotherham soap company launches £50k Crowdfunder to tackle homelessness - Sheffield Wire

A Rotherham soap company has launched a £50,000 Crowdfunder in a bid to tackle homelessness across the region. Labre's Hope are aiming to raise enough money to ensure they can carry on employing those who have been affected by losing their homes as well as ensuring their mental health support continues.

South Yorkshire Police recover ten knives, three swords and crossbow in city-wide sweep -...

South Yorkshire Police have hailed the recovery of ten knives, three swords and a crossbow across Sheffield as a "fantastic success". The unit performed 50 weapon sweeps and 152 searches as part of the national anti-knife crime campaign, Operation Spectre, which is held twice every year.

Coffee shop offering free cuppas during day of action - Sheffield Wire

A coffee shop on Division Street has announced a day of charity action, encouraging people to exchange unused or unopened hygiene products for a free coffee. The scheme, taking place on December 6, is part of a three-year-partnership between 200 Degrees and the charity Switch-Up.

Cold snap and cost of living prompts university sports centre to opens its doors - Sheffield Wire

A brand new initiative at Sport Sheffield has been announced, which allows customers to enjoy their swimming pool, sauna, steam room, and tea and coffee on a Wednesday for just £1. Wellness Wednesday will take place next week, and will resume every week in January.