Areas

147 neighbourhoods 141 with published records 28 council wards Quietest neighbourhood with a tram stop: Cathedral Quarter Neighbourhood scorecards, derived from open data Greenest neighbourhood on the scorecards: Whirlow Neighbourhood scorecards, derived from open data Most affordable neighbourhood with a GP: Wicker Neighbourhood scorecards, derived from open data Green, quiet and connected: Upperthorpe ranks first match 92 of 100 1,018 community forestry trees planted, Quercus robur most of all Sheffield City Council 59 historic parks and gardens protected by the Local Plan Sheffield City Council 153 sites on the Sheffield Local Heritage List Sheffield City Council 7.8 mm of rain at Barbrook in the last 7 days Environment Agency River Don at Sheffield Lady's Bridge 0.38 m, steady Environment Agency River Sheaf at Highfield 0.12 m, steady Environment Agency 45.2% of Sheffield workers got to work by driving in 2021 Census 2021 14.9% of Sheffield residents were born outside the UK Census 2021

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Sheffield’s 147 neighbourhoods as mapped by Data for Action, each with the events, businesses, places and charities located inside its boundary, plus the area tags used on published listings.

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Sheffield’s 147 neighbourhoods

Community-drawn boundaries from Data for Action. Counts are the published events, classes, businesses, places and charities whose stored location falls inside each boundary.

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Neighbourhood boundaries by Data for Action, licensed CC BY 4.0 and used with credit. Snapshot 946d748, published 16 Dec 2025, last checked 13 Sep 2026. Records are placed by their stored coordinates; a point on a shared boundary belongs to the first neighbourhood in the source file. All data sources

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Counts describe published Sheffield Events records. An area is omitted until at least one record is attached to it.

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Coming up around Sheffield

The next events that have been filed against a Sheffield area.

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Pickleball Snr

Tue, 6 Oct 2026 · 2pm

A pay and play pickleball session, advance booking is recommended as even numbers are required. Perfect for more senior players of all abilities. Run by Everyone…

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Lane Swim Slow

Tue, 6 Oct 2026 · 6.45am

Structured session for confident swimmers able to swim continuously in a lane.Slow Lane customer is likely to swim most of session breaststroke and to take over…

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Open Athletics

Tue, 6 Oct 2026 · 7.30pm

Athletics session comprising of track and field disciplines such as running and long jump, for individuals wishing to practice their relevant disciplines. Juniors must have a…

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Lane Swim Slow

Tue, 6 Oct 2026 · 7am

This session is in the Teaching Pool.Structured session for confident swimmers able to swim continuously in a lane.Slow Lane customer is likely to swim most of…

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Lane Swim Slow

Tue, 6 Oct 2026 · 8.30pm

Structured session for confident swimmers able to swim continuously in a lane.Slow Lane customer is likely to swim most of session breaststroke and to take over…

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Lane Swim Fast

Tue, 6 Oct 2026 · 1.30pm

Structured session for confident swimmers able to swim continuously in a lane.Fast Lane customer will swim majority of session front crawl and on average will complete…

On this page

Worth a look 1
Scorecard 4
Living here 5
Getting around 3
Environment and sky 12
Heritage and culture 2
Council and democracy 3
Money and energy 2
Sport and facilities 1
Community 1
More 4

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Worth a look

Sources

Scorecard 4 cards

Neighbourhood scorecards

Every one of the 147 neighbourhoods scored 0 to 100 on seven things people ask about, each a rank against the others built from open data. Tick what matters to you and the table re-ranks; hover a score for the figures behind it.

I want somewhere quiet green connected affordable safe lively served

Must have

All 147 neighbourhoods, best match first.

Show the whole block

Area finder: rank Sheffield by what matters to you

Give each thing a weight out of 5, tick anything you will not live without, and all 147 neighbourhoods re-rank. Every result shows what put it there, so you can argue with it. The address bar carries your weighting, so the link you copy is your ranking, not ours.

How much does each of these matter?

QuietLess mapped road and rail noise and less counted traffic.ignore

GreenMore nature sites, planted trees, wildlife records and places to play for the space and people.ignore

ConnectedMore bus stops, a tram stop and a station closer by, and gigabit broadband.ignore

AffordableLower sold prices, also against Sheffield for the same mix of homes, and more rented supply.ignore

LivelyMore events, places, real ale pubs and community centres per resident.ignore

ServedA GP and a library closer by, and more pharmacies, primary schools, defibrillators, toilets and chargers.ignore

I will not live without these (inside the area or within 500 m) A tram stop A GP practice A primary school A park or green space

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1 St. George's 82
Overall 82 of 100, the mean of the 4 dimensions that could be scored. Weight what matters to you above and this line changes.
2 Waterthorpe 81
Overall 81 of 100, the mean of the 6 dimensions that could be scored. Weight what matters to you above and this line changes.
3 Firth Park 77
Overall 77 of 100, the mean of the 6 dimensions that could be scored. Weight what matters to you above and this line changes.
4 Parkwood Springs 75
Overall 75 of 100, the mean of the 5 dimensions that could be scored. Weight what matters to you above and this line changes.
5 Cathedral Quarter 75
Overall 75 of 100, the mean of the 6 dimensions that could be scored. Weight what matters to you above and this line changes.

All 147 neighbourhoods, best match first.

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Overall neighbourhood score, top 25

Overall neighbourhood score, top 25
Point	Overall score
St. George's	82.3
Waterthorpe	81.2
Firth Park	77
Parkwood Springs	75.2
Cathedral Quarter	74.5
Shirecliffe	74.2
Pitsmoor	73.5
Herdings	72
Hillsborough	72
Wicker	71.7
Hollinsend	69.8
Philadelphia	68.6
Page Hall	68.2
Upperthorpe	68
Jordanthorpe	67.2
Batemoor	67
City Centre	67
Sharrow	66.5
Newfield Green	65.2
The Moor	65
Highfield	65
Norton Lees	64.8
Lowfield	63.8
Cultural Industries Quarter	62.5
Grimesthorpe	62.5

Greenest neighbourhoods, top 25

Greenest neighbourhoods, top 25
Point	Green score
Whirlow	100
Meadowhead	99
Brincliffe	99
St. George's	98
Herdings	98
Parkwood Springs	98
Norfolk Park	96
Broomhall	95
Charnock	95
Hillsborough	94
Millhouses	93
Pitsmoor	93
Upperthorpe	92
Norton Lees	92
Batemoor	90
Sharrow	90
Shirecliffe	90
Fulwood	90
Hollinsend	88
Dore	87
Ecclesfield	86
Ranmoor	86
Bents Green	85
Norton	84
Endcliffe	84

Living here 5 cards

Census 2021

How Sheffield lives

Headline figures for the 556,594 people counted in Sheffield at the 2021 census. Every neighbourhood page compares its own figures with these.

Most common way to work: Driving 45.2%
Owner-occupied homes: 58.6%
Households without a car: 29.2%
Born outside the UK: 14.9%
Most common answer on religion: No religion 43.4%
Degree-level qualified, 16 and over: 33.4%
In very good health: 46.7%
Disabled under the Equality Act: 19.7%
Households deprived in at least one dimension: 54.6%

Where people walk or cycle to work

Share of workers who walked or cycled. Across Sheffield it was 10%.

Broomhall 26.5% 1,783 workers aged 16 and over
Crookesmoor 24.2% 2,278 workers aged 16 and over
Cultural Industries Quarter 23.9% 867 workers aged 16 and over
Netherthorpe 23.8% 1,065 workers aged 16 and over
Sharrow Vale 23.6% 1,480 workers aged 16 and over
Highfield 23.6% 1,737 workers aged 16 and over

Where most residents were born outside the UK

Across Sheffield it was 14.9%.

Netherthorpe 57.3% 4,126 residents
Page Hall 52.7% 5,173 residents
Saint Vincent's and Shalesmoor 52.2% 4,665 residents
City Centre 51% 1,468 residents
Cathedral Quarter 50.5% 1,988 residents
Burngreave 47.7% 5,559 residents

Source: Office for National Statistics, Census 2021, via Nomis, Open Government Licence v3.0. Neighbourhood figures sum the census areas whose population-weighted centres (ONS Open Geography, contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026) fall inside each boundary. Census 2021 on Nomis · All data sources

Deprivation

How deprivation is spread across Sheffield

Sheffield has 345 small areas (LSOAs). The 2019 Index of Multiple Deprivation ranks every LSOA in England; 82 of Sheffield's sit in the most deprived tenth nationally and 34 in the least deprived tenth, one of the widest spreads of any English city.

1 most deprived82 (24%)236 (10%)326 (8%)422 (6%)531 (9%)631 (9%)726 (8%)827 (8%)930 (9%)10 least deprived34 (10%)

Most deprived: Sheffield 039A (Woodthorpe), Sheffield 012F (Southey), Sheffield 012E (Southey). Least deprived: Sheffield 041C (Lodge Moor), Sheffield 055A (Parkhead), Sheffield 041D (Fulwood).

Every small area on the Sheffield map, coloured by decile

Deprivation: English Indices of Deprivation 2019 by LSOA (MHCLG) with ONS population-weighted centroids, Open Government Licence v3.0. Decile 1 is the most deprived tenth of England. Indices of Deprivation 2019 · ONS Open Geography Portal · All data sources

How Sheffield got to work, Census 2021

How Sheffield got to work, Census 2021
Point	Sheffield
Driving	45.2 %
Walking	8.5 %
Bus	7.4 %
Working from home	28.8 %
Car passenger	4.4 %
Cycling	1.5 %
Tram	1.1 %
Train	0.7 %
Taxi	1.2 %
Motorbike	0.3 %
Other	1 %

How Sheffield rates its health, Census 2021

How Sheffield rates its health, Census 2021
Point	Sheffield
Very good	46.7 %
Good	33.7 %
Fair	13.6 %
Bad	4.7 %
Very bad	1.4 %

Sheffield neighbourhoods by deprivation decile (IMD 2019)

Sheffield neighbourhoods by deprivation decile (IMD 2019)
Point	Sheffield LSOAs
1 (most deprived)	82
2	36
3	26
4	22
5	31
6	31
7	26
8	27
9	30
10 (least deprived)	34

Getting around 3 cards

Getting about

The reason most people stay in is not knowing whether they can get home. These work it out from the timetables, prices and maps this site already stores, and say plainly what they cannot answer.

What is on within a walk

Only what you can genuinely reach on foot or by one bus.

Quiet route and quiet times

The calmer way between two points, and the hours the roads are emptiest.

Cheapest fuel on my route

The cheapest forecourt on the way, not the cheapest in the city.

Every forecourt price in Sheffield, on the fuel page

Traffic on Sheffield's roads

M1 southbound between J31 and J32: 68,997 vehicles on Mon 29 Jun · average 65 mph · 27.7% large vehicles
M1 34 to 34: 138,072 motor vehicles a day (2025) · estimated
M1 34 to 35: 136,926 motor vehicles a day (2025) · counted
M1 35 to LA boundary: 127,194 motor vehicles a day (2025) · counted

Traffic counts: National Highways WebTRIS, Open Government Licence v3.0. WebTRIS publishes with a lag, so the latest day shown is weeks old. Annual average daily flows: Department for Transport road traffic statistics, Open Government Licence v3.0. Estimated points are modelled from earlier counts. WebTRIS · DfT

Hourly traffic at the busiest motorway count site

Hourly traffic at the busiest motorway count site
Point	M1 southbound between J31 and J32, vehicles per hour on Mon 29 Jun
00:00	550
01:00	406
02:00	507
03:00	753
04:00	1399
05:00	3044
06:00	4544
07:00	4956
08:00	4638
09:00	3921
10:00	4006
11:00	4341
12:00	4148
13:00	4333
14:00	4300
15:00	4459
16:00	4656
17:00	4302
18:00	3084
19:00	2127
20:00	1780
21:00	1233
22:00	851
23:00	659

Environment and sky 12 cards

Rain and river levels

3.4 mm of rain on average across 12 Sheffield gauges in the last 7 days. Wettest Barbrook (7.8 mm), driest Wombwell (1.6 mm). Wettest day at Barbrook: Monday 28 Sep, 3.8 mm.

River Don at Sheffield Lady's Bridge 0.38 m, steady (week 0.38 to 0.41 m)
River Sheaf at Highfield 0.12 m, steady (week 0.12 to 0.15 m)
Porter Brook at Sheffield Station 0.07 m, steady (week 0.06 to 0.07 m)
River Loxley at Malinbridge 0.19 m, falling (week 0.19 to 0.24 m)
River Rivelin at Sheffield Hollins Bridge 0.15 cubic metres a second daily mean, steady

Rain gauges on the map

Rainfall and river levels: Environment Agency Hydrology API, Open Government Licence v3.0. Daily rain totals run to 09:00 and can lag a day or two; levels are unchecked telemetry, not a flood forecast. Environment Agency Hydrology API

Storm overflows right now

2 storm overflows are discharging into Sheffield watercourses right now. 461 monitors on the Don, Sheaf, Porter, Rivelin, Loxley, Rother and their brooks; 12 offline.

⚠️ Discharging now River Don Discharging now · since 6 Oct 21:34
⚠️ Discharging now River Dearne Discharging now · since 6 Oct 20:55
🟠 Discharged in the last 48 hours Tributary Of River Rother Discharged in the last 48 hours · last discharge ended 5 Oct 17:21
🟠 Discharged in the last 48 hours Oakley Bottom Dike Discharged in the last 48 hours · last discharge ended 6 Oct 12:18
🟠 Discharged in the last 48 hours Trib Of Blackburn Brook Discharged in the last 48 hours · last discharge ended 6 Oct 13:01
🟠 Discharged in the last 48 hours Ochre Dyke Discharged in the last 48 hours · last discharge ended 6 Oct 12:23
🟠 Discharged in the last 48 hours Greasbrough Dyke Discharged in the last 48 hours · last discharge ended 6 Oct 12:52
🟠 Discharged in the last 48 hours Trib Of Pigeon Bridge Brook Discharged in the last 48 hours · last discharge ended 5 Oct 09:06
🟠 Discharged in the last 48 hours River Don Discharged in the last 48 hours · last discharge ended 6 Oct 09:16
🟠 Discharged in the last 48 hours River Rother Discharged in the last 48 hours · last discharge ended 6 Oct 17:55

All overflows on the map · checked 6 Oct 22:24

Storm overflow status: Yorkshire Water Event Duration Monitoring open data, CC BY 4.0. Monitor readings are indicative and can lag by up to an hour. Yorkshire Water open data

Citizen air sensors

27 low-cost particulate sensors report from around Sheffield; 27 have read in the last three hours. Median PM2.5 8.9 and PM10 17.8 µg/m³ (WHO 24-hour guidelines: 15 and 45).

● 19 within who guideline
● 7 above who guideline
● 1 very poor

All sensors on the map

Citizen air quality readings from Sensor.Community contributors, ODbL. Low-cost sensors, uncalibrated; bands follow the WHO 2021 24-hour guidelines. Sensor.Community

ISS passes nearby

Closest approaches of the International Space Station to Sheffield in the next 48 hours. Night-time passes with the station sunlit are the ones worth stepping outside for; look towards the compass point given.

Wed 7 Oct, 11:45, about 47° up to the S, 365 km away, daytime
Wed 7 Oct, 13:22, about 64° up to the S, 194 km away, daytime
Thu 8 Oct, 10:58, about 40° up to the S, 457 km away, daytime
Thu 8 Oct, 12:35, about 65° up to the S, 190 km away, daytime
Thu 8 Oct, 14:11, about 38° up to the SW, 485 km away, daytime

ISS positions: Where the ISS at? API. Passes are closest approaches within 1,200 km with a crude geometric elevation, not a visibility prediction. Where the ISS at?

Aurora chance tonight

Green green, no significant activity. Planetary K index 2 at 19:00. AuroraWatch UK updated Tue 6 Oct, 23:09.

Aurora alerts: AuroraWatch UK, Lancaster University. Planetary K index: NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center. AuroraWatch UK · NOAA SWPC

Stargazing tonight

Tonight: mostly cloudy, about 97% cloud on average (best 97%), seeing good, transparency poor, some precipitation forecast
Wednesday night: mostly clear, worth a look, about 6% cloud on average (best 3%), seeing average, transparency clear
Thursday night: mostly cloudy, about 97% cloud on average (best 97%), seeing good, transparency poor, some precipitation forecast

Stargazing forecast: 7Timer! ASTRO, a numerical model in three-hour steps, not a promise of clear skies. 7Timer!

Earthquakes nearby

M 1.5 Silverdale, Lancashire Tue 22 Sep, 12:46, 124 km from Sheffield
M 2.7 Silverdale, Lancashire Mon 21 Sep, 09:38, 125 km from Sheffield
M 3.3 Southern North Sea Fri 18 Sep, 14:04, 137 km from Sheffield
M 1.5 Stoke-on-trent, Staffs Tue 15 Sep, 19:38, 63 km from Sheffield
M 1.2 Stoke-on-trent, Staffs Tue 15 Sep, 05:32, 62 km from Sheffield

Earthquakes: contains British Geological Survey materials (c) UKRI, Open Government Licence; USGS Earthquake Hazards Program, public domain. BGS · USGS

Protected land within reach

Natural England designations inside the Sheffield box, from the moors on the western edge to pockets of ancient woodland in the valleys.

About 43,300 hectares of open access land where you can walk freely under the right to roam.

Largest SSSIs: Dark Peak SSSI · Eastern Peak District Moors SSSI · Castleton SSSI · Dearne Valley Wetlands SSSI · The Wye Valley SSSI · Abney & Bretton Cloughs SSSI

Pollen and UV today

Pollen: LowAll six pollen types low
UV: Lowpeak index 1.4
Air quality: ModerateEuropean AQI up to 44
Tomorrowpollen low, UV low

Weather data by Open-Meteo.com, CC BY 4.0. Pollen from the CAMS European model, not a local count. Open-Meteo

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Heritage and culture 2 cards

Protected heritage

The National Heritage List records 4,449 listed buildings around Sheffield: 70 at Grade I, 252 at Grade II* and 4,127 at Grade II.

🏛️ 4,449 listed buildings
🗿 357 scheduled monuments
🌳 30 registered parks and gardens

Grade I on the list: Administration Building at Monk Bretton Priory · Barlborough Hall · Baslow Bridge · Bolsover Castle · Bridge on Main Approach to Chatsworth House · Brodsworth Hall · Chapel of Our Lady · Chatsworth House

© Historic England 2026. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. The Historic England GIS data contained in this material was obtained from the National Heritage List for England; the most up to date data can be obtained from HistoricEngland.org.uk. Released under the Open Government Licence. Historic England

Sheffield museums and galleries

19 museums and galleries inside the city, from the trust sites to the one-room volunteer collections, and 24 more just outside it.

Abbeydale Industrial HamletIndustry museum · free admissionTh-Sa 10:00-17:00; Su 11:00-16:00
Alfred Denny MuseumMuseum · opened 2012 · University of SheffieldSa[1] 10:00-12:00
Bank Street ArtsMuseum · opened 2008
Bishops' HouseHistoric house museum · Grade II* listed · free admissionSa,Su 10:00-16:00
Graves Art GalleryIndependent museum · opened 1934 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums TrustTu-Sa 11:00-16:00; We 13:00-18:00; PH off
Handsworth St Marys MuseumMuseum
Kelham Island MuseumIndependent museum · Sheffield Museums Trust · step-freeTu-Sa 10:00-16:00; Su 11:00-16:00
Ken Hawley Collectionfree admissionTu-Sa 10:00-16:00; Su 11:00-16:00; Mo off
Legends of the Lane
Mappin Art GalleryArt gallery · Grade II* listed
Millennium GalleryIndependent museum · opened 2001 · Sheffield Galleries & Museum TrustTu-Sa 10:00-17:00; Su 11:00-16:00
National Emergency Services MuseumFirefighting museum · opened 1984 · step-freeWe-Su 10:00-16:00; Mo,Tu off

Every Sheffield museum on the map

Museums from Wikidata (CC0) and OpenStreetMap (ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors). Listed building grades come from the Historic England National Heritage List under the Open Government Licence. Opening hours and admission come from OpenStreetMap and are only as current as the last local edit; check with the museum before you set off.

Council and democracy 3 cards

Council data for this city

Sheffield City Council publishes these layers under the Open Government Licence; each is on the Local Map and on the neighbourhood pages.

Most planted community forestry species: Quercus robur (64), Tilia cordata (57), Platanus x hispanica (35).

9 further Council layers are published only under terms that do not allow reuse here; the sources page lists them. Sources

Planning

Recent planning applications

210lodged in the last 30 days

438awaiting a decision

Fullcommonest type this month

Citybusiest ward this month

UndecidedUniversity Of Sheffield 133 Northumberland Road Sheffield S10 1AJ Application to approve details in relation to condition number: 3 (Signage) Relating to planning permission 25/02822/FULConditions · Undecided · Broomhill And Sharrow Vale · lodged 30 Sep · comments by 23 Oct · council record
Undecided31 Wadsley Park Crescent Sheffield S6 4BX Erection of single-storey rear extension to dwellinghouse (Application under Section 73 to vary condition number(s): 2 (Approved Plans) imposed by planning permission 26/01478/FUL)Full · Undecided · Hillsborough · lodged 30 Sep · council record
Undecided24 Taptonville Road Sheffield S10 5BR Pruning of tree (Broomhill Conservation Area)Trees · Undecided · Broomhill And Sharrow Vale · lodged 30 Sep · council record
UndecidedMeeting Hall Carter Knowle Road Sheffield S7 2EB Application to approve details in relation to condition number(s): 8 (Surface Water Drainage), 11 (Cycle Parking), 12 (Landscaping), 14 (External Materials) and 16 (Parking Management Plan) imposed by planning permission…Conditions · Undecided · Ecclesall · lodged 29 Sep · comments by 22 Oct · council record
UndecidedHalifax Road Dental Care 95 – 97 Halifax Road Wadsley Bridge Sheffield S6 1LA Erection of single-storey rear extension to dental practiceFull · Undecided · Southey · lodged 29 Sep · council record
Undecided88 Kingfield Road Sheffield S11 9AU Pruning of trees (Nether Edge Conservation Area)Trees · Undecided · Nether Edge And Sharrow · lodged 29 Sep · council record
Undecided16 Spring Grove Gardens Sheffield S35 0EL Pruning and removal of trees (Tree Preservation Order No. 808/21)Trees · Undecided · Stocksbridge & Upper Don · lodged 29 Sep · council record
Undecided10 Spring Grove Gardens Sheffield S35 0EL Pruning of tree (Tree Preservation Order No. 808/21)Trees · Undecided · Stocksbridge & Upper Don · lodged 29 Sep · council record

Every recent application on the Sheffield map · Search all Sheffield applications on UK PlanIt

Planning applications: UK PlanIt, aggregated from Sheffield City Council. Check the council record before relying on any detail; documents are linked, never copied. UK PlanIt · All data sources

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Money and energy 2 cards

Cheapest petrol and diesel near you

23 forecourts across Sheffield with prices submitted in the last week through Fuel Finder. Pence per litre.

Unleaded (E10)

171.7p Asda Sheffield Drakehouse Superstore ASDA SHEFFIELD DRAKEHOUSE SUPERSTORE, SHEFFIELD S20 7AB
171.9p Asda Sheffield Supercentre ASDA SHEFFIELD SUPERCENTRE, SHEFFIELD S13 9LR
171.9p Sainsbury's SAINSBURYS CRYSTAL PEAKS, SHEFFIELD S20 7PJ
171.9p Valero Marsh Lane Filling Station, SHEFFIELD S21 4BQ
172.9p Tesco SHEFFIELD ABBEYDALE SUPERSTORE – PETROL FILLING STATION, SHEFFIELD S7 2QB
172.9p Sainsbury's SAINSBURYS ARCHER ROAD, SHEFFIELD S8 0TD
172.9p Morrisons MFG MORRISONS SHEFFIELD MEADOWHEAD, SHEFFIELD S8 7UE
172.9p Sainsbury's SAINSBURYS WADSLEY BRIDGE (MEADOWHALL SOUTH), SHEFFIELD S9 1EW

Diesel (B7)

195.9p Asda Sheffield Supercentre ASDA SHEFFIELD SUPERCENTRE, SHEFFIELD S13 9LR
196.7p Asda Sheffield Drakehouse Superstore ASDA SHEFFIELD DRAKEHOUSE SUPERSTORE, SHEFFIELD S20 7AB
196.9p Sainsbury's SAINSBURYS WADSLEY BRIDGE (MEADOWHALL SOUTH), SHEFFIELD S9 1EW
196.9p Sainsbury's SAINSBURYS THE MOOR (MEADOWHALL NORTH), SHEFFIELD S9 1EQ
196.9p Sainsbury's SAINSBURYS CRYSTAL PEAKS, SHEFFIELD S20 7PJ
196.9p Valero Marsh Lane Filling Station, SHEFFIELD S21 4BQ
198.9p Tesco SHEFFIELD EXTRA – PETROL FILLING STATION, SHEFFIELD S4 7UD
198.9p Eg On The Move EG SHEFFIELD PFS, SHEFFIELD S2 1GE

Every forecourt, all four fuels, and the cheapest one on your route

Every forecourt on the map · latest feed 5 Oct 2026 14:18

Fuel prices: DESNZ Fuel Finder statutory open data, Open Government Licence v3.0. Pence per litre as submitted by forecourt operators; prices can lag the pump. DESNZ Fuel Finder

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Sport and facilities 1 card

Where Sheffield plays

Sport England count 736 operational facilities across 278 Sheffield sites: pitches, pools, courts, halls and gyms. 58 of those sites let anyone turn up and pay to play.

⚽ 321 Grass Pitches
🏐 96 Sports Hall
🏋️ 67 Health and Fitness Gym
🥅 66 Artificial Grass Pitch
🤸 61 Studio
🎾 51 Outdoor Tennis Courts
🏊 27 Swimming Pool
🎾 12 Padel

Abbeydale Sports Club LtdArtificial Grass Pitch, 5 × Grass Pitches, Health and Fitness Gym, Sports Hall, and 2 more · pay and play
Forge Valley SchoolArtificial Grass Pitch, Cycling, 5 × Grass Pitches, Health and Fitness Gym, and 2 more · Foundation School
Hinde House SchoolArtificial Grass Pitch, 5 × Grass Pitches, Health and Fitness Gym, 2 × Sports Hall, and 1 more · Academies
Sheffield Hallam University Sports Park3 × Artificial Grass Pitch, 7 × Grass Pitches · Higher Education Institutions
Birley Academy5 × Grass Pitches, Health and Fitness Gym, Outdoor Tennis Courts, Sports Hall, and 1 more · Academies
Concord Sports Centre2 × Artificial Grass Pitch, Health and Fitness Gym, 2 × Sports Hall, Squash Courts, and 2 more · pay and play
Goodwin Sports Centre4 × Artificial Grass Pitch, Health and Fitness Gym, Sports Hall, Squash Courts, and 1 more · pay and play
Graves Health and Sports CentreCycling, Health and Fitness Gym, Indoor Tennis Centre, 2 × Outdoor Tennis Courts, and 3 more · pay and play
Hallamshire Tennis & Squash ClubHealth and Fitness Gym, Indoor Tennis Centre, 3 × Outdoor Tennis Courts, Padel, and 2 more · Commercial
Handsworth Grange Community Sports CentreArtificial Grass Pitch, 4 × Grass Pitches, Health and Fitness Gym, 3 × Sports Hall · Community school

35 of these are already in the Sheffield Events directory, so their class timetables and their facilities sit on one page.

Every Sheffield sports facility on the map

Contains Data © Sport England. Active Places Power, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Facility records are as current as the last survey Sport England took; check with the venue before you set off. Active Places Power

Community 1 card

Around here

Everyday places mapped across Sheffield by OpenStreetMap volunteers and the Toilet Map. Each neighbourhood page shows the ones inside its boundary.

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Recorded crime in Sheffield, August 2026

South Yorkshire Police recorded 7,501 offences across the city in August 2026, the most recent whole month the Home Office has published. Crime data comes out about two months in arrears, so this is not a picture of today.

These are counts for a neighbourhood, not for a street or a home. The locations the Home Office publishes are anonymous map points that stand for a stretch of street, so no figure here says where anything happened, and none of them is stored on this site.

Recorded crime in Sheffield by offence type, August 2026
Offence type	Recorded	Share of all crime
Violence and sexual offences	2,448	32.6%
Anti-social behaviour	1,317	17.6%
Shoplifting	1,002	13.4%
Criminal damage and arson	570	7.6%
Public order	530	7.1%
Other theft	366	4.9%
Vehicle crime	363	4.8%
Burglary	279	3.7%

Neighbourhoods with the most recorded offences, August 2026
Neighbourhood	Offences recorded	Most recorded type
City Centre	249	Violence and sexual offences
Cathedral Quarter	136	Violence and sexual offences
Woodhouse	132	Violence and sexual offences
Darnall	115	Violence and sexual offences
The Moor	110	Shoplifting
Hillsborough	109	Violence and sexual offences
Southey	109	Violence and sexual offences
Tinsley	105	Violence and sexual offences

A busy city-centre neighbourhood records more offences than a quiet residential one partly because far more people are in it. These are counts, not rates, and they are not a ranking of how safe anywhere is to live.

1,700 offences fell outside every neighbourhood boundary and are counted in the city total only.

Recorded crime by neighbourhood on the map · The force's own crime map

Recorded crime from data.police.uk, published by the Home Office under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Figures are for whole calendar months and are published about two months in arrears, so they are never a picture of today. The published locations are anonymous map points chosen by the Home Office to stand for a stretch of street, not addresses, and this site keeps neighbourhood counts only: no point, street or record is stored. Recorded crime counts what was reported to and recorded by the police, which is not the same as what happened.

What people are reporting to the council

1,572 problems were reported to Sheffield City Council through FixMyStreet in the last 30 days, across 142 neighbourhoods.

These are reports, not findings. Somebody saw something and told the council about it through FixMyStreet. A report can be mistaken, a duplicate of another, or already dealt with, and the status beside it is the status FixMyStreet holds rather than a statement about the street today.

Problems reported to Sheffield City Council through FixMyStreet, last 30 days
What was reported	Reports in 30 days	Share
Fly tipping and rubbish	736	46.8%
Parking and vehicles	277	17.6%
Roads and potholes	153	9.7%
Trees, parks and grass	143	9.1%
Pavements and paths	99	6.3%
Something else	91	5.8%
Graffiti and damage	41	2.6%
Street lighting	17	1.1%
Signs, bins and street furniture	15	1%

FixMyStreet answers with the newest 1,000 reports and no more, so the figures above are at least that many rather than the exact total.

Of the 2,000 reports held here, 1,939 are still marked open on FixMyStreet (97%) and 0 are marked fixed. A report stays open until somebody marks it otherwise, so an open report is not proof that nothing was done, and a report whose status changed after it dropped out of the feed still reads as it did then.

Reported problems on the map · Report something, or read the reports on FixMyStreet

Street problem reports from FixMyStreet, built by the charity mySociety and sent to Sheffield City Council. Each entry is one person's report, not a verified fact: it may be wrong, already fixed or a duplicate, and the status shown is the status FixMyStreet holds. The report text, photographs and reporter names stay on FixMyStreet; only the category, status, date and location are held here. FixMyStreet publishes no open licence for report content, and its feeds are used with credit and a link back.

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