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147 neighbourhoods141 with published records28 council wardsBusiest counted road in Sheffield: M1 34 to 34, 138,072 vehicles a day (2025) DfT road traffic statisticsMost cycled count point: A61 Shalesmoor roundabout to A6101/Livesey St intersection, 563 cyclists a day (2025) DfT road traffic statistics211 planning applications lodged in Sheffield this month UK PlanIt418 recent planning applications still awaiting a council decision UK PlanItBroomhill And Sharrow Vale is the busiest ward for planning this month with 31 applications UK PlanIt82 of Sheffield's 345 small areas are among the most deprived 10% in England IMD 201934 of Sheffield's small areas are among the least deprived 10% in England IMD 201942% of Sheffield's small areas fall in the most deprived third of England IMD 20191,144 defibrillators mapped across Sheffield OpenStreetMap90 real ale and brewery pubs OpenStreetMap760 playgrounds on the map OpenStreetMap4,449 listed buildings around Sheffield, 70 of them Grade I Historic England

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Cathedral Quarter, Sheffield

Inside the Cathedral Quarter boundary: 10 upcoming events, 8 businesses, 5 places, 29 charities.

Coming up in this neighbourhood

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Event

Brude

Fri, 30 Oct 2026 · 9pm

Brüde live at The Church House, Fri 30 Oct, amps on from 9pm. Free entry! Kick off Halloween weekend loud, by the Cathedral.

Event

Atomic Halloween Party

Sat, 31 Oct 2026 · 9pm

The World's Sexiest 80's Band take over Halloween night! Costumes, ghouls and the biggest 80s anthems. £2 on the door.

Event

Steel Pews Blues

Fri, 20 Nov 2026 · 12 noon

Two days of proper blues at The Church House, Sheffield. Free Fri warm-up, all-day Sat blues. 20-21 Nov 2026.

Businesses and places

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Place

The Church House

9 Jul 2026

The Church House is a Grade II listed pub tucked behind the main road beside Sheffield Cathedral, mixing proper real ale with one of the busiest…

Place

Maida Vale

17 Jul 2026

Maida Vale at 88 West Street is a multi-award-winning bar built on 70s and 80s soul, funk and disco: cocktails, a warm room and bands and…

Place

Sheffield Blood Donor Centre

3 Jul 2026

NHS blood donation centre near the Cathedral and Fargate; book via blood.co.uk or 0300 123 23 23.

Charities based here

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Charity

The Church Army

11 Sep 2026

We are a mission-focused community of people transforming lives and neighbourhoods through the work of evangelists, staff and volunteers. We are committed to sharing the Christian…

Charity

Institute of Science & Technology John Robinson Fund

11 Sep 2026

Makes grants to individuals and groups and provides support/advice/information in the fields of science and technology and professionalisation of those working in technical posts in science/technology…

Charity

Wostenholm Memorial Hall Fund

11 Sep 2026

Endowment owned by Sheffield Cathedral Chapter – Restricted for the upkeep of the Cathedral hall

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Marion Isabel Rylatt Will Trust

11 Sep 2026

Ongoing financial support for children in local primary schools who would otherwise be unable to benefit from out of school activities and opportunities. These children can…

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The Guide Association – Sheffield County

11 Sep 2026

The principal activities of the charity include but are not limited to:- holding regular meetings for Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Senior Section members.- organising activity days…

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The Herbert Hughes Memorial Fund

11 Sep 2026

It provides funds to support and encourage students studying Hispanic languages at educational establishments in the Sheffield area

Charity

Sheffield Sheaf District Scout Council

11 Sep 2026

As Scouts, we believe in preparing young people with skills for life. Sheaf Scout District supports Explorer Scout Units and the Scout Groups across south Sheffield…

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Ific Limited

11 Sep 2026

The principal activity of the charity is to facilitate international networking in order to improve the prevention and control of healthcare-associated infections worldwide.

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The Cathedral Archer Project Limited

11 Sep 2026

The CAP is a day centre for homeless and vulnerable adults based in Sheffield City Centre. Services provided are(showers, free telephone, free breakfasts, subsidised lunches, access…

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Financial Inclusion Services (Yorkshire) Ltd

11 Sep 2026

Meeting needs of financially excluded in and around Sheffield area. FISY incorporates projects which meet this aim, including a Money Adviser and a Financial Capability project.…

Scorecard 1 card

How Cathedral Quarter scores

Overall 75 out of 100, ranked 5 of 147 neighbourhoods, from 6 of 7 dimensions. Each score is a percentile rank against the other neighbourhoods, not a measurement.

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Cathedral Quarter scorecard: seven dimensions from 0 at the centre to 100 at the edgeQuiet 100Green 5Connected 71Affordable 98Safe –Lively 90Served 83
  • 100Quiet 3 inputs
  • 5Green 4 inputs
  • 71Connected 5 inputs
  • 98Affordable 3 inputs
  • –Safe not scored
  • 90Lively 4 inputs
  • 83Served 7 inputs
How these scores are worked out

Each input is a percentile rank: the share of the other neighbourhoods this one is at least as good as (direction per input). A dimension is the percentile rank of the mean of its available input ranks and needs at least two inputs; the overall score is the mean of the scored dimensions. Points are placed by point-in-polygon against the Data for Action boundaries; per-head figures use Census 2021 residents for neighbourhoods with their own census areas; noise shares sample an even grid of points inside each polygon against the Defra Lden bands; distances are straight lines from the polygon centre. Cathedral Quarter covers 0.19 km² with 1,989 residents (Census 2021); noise was sampled at 74 points.

Inputs behind the Cathedral Quarter scorecard
DimensionInputValueRankBetterSourceLicence
QuietSampled points inside a Defra road-noise band (55 dB Lden and over)0.0%100lowernoiseOpen Government Licence v3.0
QuietSampled points inside a Defra rail-noise band (55 dB Lden and over)0.0%100lowernoiseOpen Government Licence v3.0
QuietDaily vehicles at DfT count points inside the boundary (sum of AADT; 0 when no counted major road is inside)0 vehicles a day100lowerroadsOpen Government Licence v3.0
GreenNature and green sites inside the boundary: Natural England reserves, SSSIs, ancient woodland and open access land, plus council historic parks0 per km²49higherland, council_moreOpen Government Licence v3.0
GreenCouncil community-forestry trees planted inside the boundary0 per km²43highercouncil_moreOpen Government Licence v3.0
GreenRecent wildlife observations inside the boundary (iNaturalist and GBIF; counts only)0 per km²75highernaturePer record: CC0, CC BY or CC BY-NC
GreenPlaygrounds, sports pitches and dog parks on OpenStreetMap0.50 per 1,000 residents19higherosm_amenitiesODbL 1.0
ConnectedNaPTAN bus and coach stops inside the boundary32.09 per km²88highernaptanOpen Government Licence v3.0
ConnectedNaPTAN bus and coach stops inside the boundary3.02 per 1,000 residents15highernaptanOpen Government Licence v3.0
ConnectedStraight-line distance from the neighbourhood centre to the nearest tram stop146 m97lowernaptanOpen Government Licence v3.0
ConnectedStraight-line distance from the neighbourhood centre to the nearest rail station entrance775 m95lowernaptanOpen Government Licence v3.0
ConnectedPremises able to get gigabit broadband (Ofcom Connected Nations)66.7%8higherconnectivityOpen Government Licence v3.0
AffordableMedian sold price over the last twelve months (standard sales, at least five)£107,25095lowerpricepaidOpen Government Licence v3.0
AffordableMedian sold price against the Sheffield median for the same mix of property types (1.0 = Sheffield)0.6592lowerpricepaidOpen Government Licence v3.0
AffordableMedian sold price of a terraced house (at least five sales)– Fewer than five sales in the window.–lowerpricepaidOpen Government Licence v3.0
AffordableHouseholds renting (council, other social and private), Census 2021, as a proxy for rented supply79.9%92highercensus_moreOpen Government Licence v3.0
SafeRecorded street-level crimes over the last twelve months– No street-level crime rows are stored.–lowerpoliceOpen Government Licence v3.0
SafeViolence and sexual offences over the last twelve months– No street-level crime rows are stored.–lowerpoliceOpen Government Licence v3.0
SafeBurglaries over the last twelve months– No street-level crime rows are stored.–lowerpoliceOpen Government Licence v3.0
SafeAnti-social behaviour reports over the last twelve months– No street-level crime rows are stored.–lowerpoliceOpen Government Licence v3.0
SafeThe stored police data holds neighbourhood meetings and priorities only; street-level crime counts are deliberately not stored, so no neighbourhood has a safety score yet.
LivelyUpcoming events and classes on Sheffield Events located inside the boundary6.03 per 1,000 residents90higherneighbourhoodsCC BY 4.0 (Sheffield Events listings inside Data for Action boundaries)
LivelyBusinesses and places in the Sheffield Events directory located inside the boundary6.54 per 1,000 residents97higherneighbourhoodsCC BY 4.0 (Sheffield Events listings inside Data for Action boundaries)
LivelyReal ale pubs on OpenStreetMap0 per 1,000 residents84higherosm_amenitiesODbL 1.0
LivelyCommunity centres on OpenStreetMap0 per 1,000 residents50higherosm_amenitiesODbL 1.0
ServedStraight-line distance from the neighbourhood centre to the nearest GP practice (NHS ODS)334 m70lowernhsOpen Government Licence v3.0
ServedCommunity pharmacies inside the boundary (NHS ODS)0 per 1,000 residents39highernhsOpen Government Licence v3.0
ServedOpen primary and all-through schools inside the boundary (Get Information about Schools)0 per 1,000 under-15s34higherschoolsOpen Government Licence v3.0
ServedStraight-line distance from the neighbourhood centre to the nearest library (Sheffield City Council)447 m83lowercouncilOpen Government Licence v3.0
ServedPublic defibrillators on OpenStreetMap inside the boundary10.70 per km²94higherosm_amenitiesODbL 1.0
ServedPublic toilets inside the boundary (OpenStreetMap and the Toilet Map)10.70 per km²97higherosm_amenitiesODbL 1.0 and CC BY 4.0
ServedElectric vehicle chargers on OpenStreetMap inside the boundary0 per km²86higherosm_amenitiesODbL 1.0

Areas like this

Neighbourhood scorecards by Sheffield Events, CC BY 4.0, derived from Defra noise mapping, DfT traffic counts, Natural England, Sheffield City Council, iNaturalist and GBIF, OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), the Toilet Map, NaPTAN, Ofcom, HM Land Registry, ONS Census 2021, NHS ODS, Get Information about Schools and the Data for Action neighbourhood boundaries; each input keeps its own licence. CC BY 4.0 · All data sources · Download the scores (API)

Living here 5 cards

Travel, homes, origins, faith, qualifications and health for the 1,989 residents of Cathedral Quarter, with the Sheffield figure beside each, from 1 census area.

Most common way to work
Working from home 44.2% Sheffield Driving 45.2%
Owner-occupied homes
20.1% Sheffield 58.6%
Households without a car
67.3% Sheffield 29.2%
Born outside the UK
50.5% Sheffield 14.9%
Most common answer on religion
No religion 54.1% Sheffield No religion 43.4%
Degree-level qualified, 16 and over
65.3% Sheffield 33.4%
In very good health
57.2% Sheffield 46.7%
How people in Cathedral Quarter got to work, Census 2021
How people in Cathedral Quarter got to work, Census 2021Share of workers in each group, with the Sheffield share beneath each bar.Cathedral QuarterSheffieldDriving14.8%45.2%Walking18.8%8.5%Bus9.2%7.4%Working from home44.2%28.8%Car passenger1.6%4.4%Cycling1.8%1.5%Tram3.3%1.1%Train3.9%0.7%Taxi1.8%1.2%Motorbike0%0.3%Other0.7%1%
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How people in Cathedral Quarter got to work, Census 2021
MethodCathedral QuarterSheffield
Driving14.8%45.2%
Walking18.8%8.5%
Bus9.2%7.4%
Working from home44.2%28.8%
Car passenger1.6%4.4%
Cycling1.8%1.5%
Tram3.3%1.1%
Train3.9%0.7%
Taxi1.8%1.2%
Motorbike0%0.3%
Other0.7%1%

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 here

1 small area (LSOA) has its population centre inside this boundary; its average IMD 2019 decile is 6.0 (1 is most deprived, 10 least).

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0%in England's most deprived 10% (Sheffield 24%)
0%in England's least deprived 10% (Sheffield 10%)

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

Ofcom Connected Nations 2025

Broadband and mobile in Cathedral Quarter

1,932 premises in 7 census output areas whose population centres fall inside this boundary, as reported to Ofcom for July 2025.

Fixed broadband availability

Gigabit-capable
67% Sheffield 93%
300 Mbit/s or faster
66% Sheffield 94%
Superfast (30 Mbit/s or faster)
67% Sheffield 98%
Cannot get 10 Mbit/s
0% Sheffield 0%
Below the broadband USO
0% Sheffield 0%

Mobile signal

Mobile coverage is published for Sheffield as a whole: outdoor 4G from all four operators reaches 99.8% of premises, 5G from at least one operator 99.7%, and a good outdoor 4G or 5G signal from every operator 96.1%.

Availability means a service could be ordered at the address in July 2025; it is not a measured speed. Data edition: Ofcom Connected Nations 2025, published 19 November 2025.

Source: Ofcom Connected Nations 2025 data downloads (data for July 2025, published 19 November 2025), Ofcom copyright, reproduced under Ofcom's terms of use and the Open Government Licence v3.0. Output areas placed with ONS Open Geography lookups and population-weighted centroids, contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Ofcom Connected Nations 2025 data · All data sources

Completed sales registered from 27 Oct 2025 to 28 Aug 2026. 12 standard sales inside this boundary.

Median price
£107,250
Middle half of sales
£100,000 to £140,000
Sheffield median
£215,000
Flat or maisonette
£106,000 10 sales

Most recent registered sales

  • Jun 2026 Queen Street Flat or maisonette, leasehold £95,000
  • Jun 2026 Trippet Lane Flat or maisonette, leasehold £105,000
  • Apr 2026 Vicar Lane Flat or maisonette, leasehold £175,000
  • Mar 2026 West Street Flat or maisonette, leasehold £145,000
  • Feb 2026 Trippet Lane Flat or maisonette, leasehold £107,000
  • Dec 2025 High Street Flat or maisonette, leasehold £100,000
  • Dec 2025 West Street Flat or maisonette, leasehold £100,000
  • Nov 2025 West Bar Flat or maisonette, leasehold £112,000

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Medians use standard sales only; the Land Registry’s additional category (for example buy-to-let and repossessions) is excluded. These are actual registered sales, not the mix-adjusted UK House Price Index estimate. Data is published one to two months in arrears and does not include every sale. Checked 25 Oct 2026. Price Paid Data · All data sources

1,989 residents in 911 household, from 1 census area whose population centre falls inside this boundary.

Ages

Under 15
2% Sheffield 17%
15 to 24
40% Sheffield 16%
25 to 44
51% Sheffield 26%
45 to 64
5% Sheffield 24%
65 and over
1% Sheffield 17%

Homes

Owned
20% Sheffield 59%
Social rented
6% Sheffield 23%
Private rented
73% Sheffield 19%
One-person households
53% Sheffield 33%
Detached
1% Sheffield 15%
Semi-detached
0% Sheffield 38%
Terraced
0% Sheffield 26%
Flats
99% Sheffield 21%

Work and study, residents aged 16 and over

In work
55% Sheffield 53%
Full-time students
45% Sheffield 14%
Retired
1% Sheffield 20%
Unemployed
6% Sheffield 4%

Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v.3.0. Census 2021 tables via Nomis; population-weighted centroids from ONS Open Geography, contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Census 2021 on Nomis · All data sources

Getting around 1 card

Department for Transport STATS19

Road collisions here, 2021 to 2025

18 road collisions with someone hurt were recorded in this neighbourhood, 2021 to 2025: 0 fatal, 9 serious and 9 slight. 11 pedestrians and 2 cyclists were among the 19 people hurt.

Collisions
18
Fatal
0
Serious
9
Slight
9
People hurt
19
Pedestrians hurt
11
Cyclists hurt
2
  • 2021: 0 fatal, 0 serious, 2 slight2 hurt (pedestrians 2, cyclists 0)
  • 2022: 0 fatal, 3 serious, 1 slight4 hurt (pedestrians 2, cyclists 1)
  • 2023: 0 fatal, 3 serious, 4 slight8 hurt (pedestrians 5, cyclists 0)
  • 2024: 0 fatal, 2 serious, 1 slight3 hurt (pedestrians 0, cyclists 1)
  • 2025: 0 fatal, 1 serious, 1 slight2 hurt (pedestrians 2, cyclists 0)

Road collisions across Sheffield · On the Local Map

Road collision data from the Department for Transport (STATS19 road safety open data), Open Government Licence v3.0 Open Government Licence v3.0. Checked 12 Oct 2026. Road safety open data · All data sources

Environment and sky 4 cards

Rain and rivers here

Nearest rain gauge: Ringinglow, 5.9 km away. 59.6 mm of rain in the last 7 days, wettest day Saturday 24 Oct with 27.3 mm.

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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

Air quality here

No sensor inside this boundary; the nearest is shown.

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  • Within WHO guideline Sensor 68956 PM2.5 3.3, PM10 10.1 µg/m³ · 2.1 km from the centre of the area · read 29 Oct 06:24

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

British Geological Survey

The ground beneath Cathedral Quarter

At the centre of Cathedral Quarter the bedrock is the Pennine Lower Coal Measures Formation: mudstone, siltstone, sandstone, coal, ironstone and ferricrete, Carboniferous, Langsettian (Westphalian A), about 316 to 314 million years ago, on the BGS 1:625 000 bedrock map (unit PSLCM). The 1:625 000 map is a regional overview generalised from more detailed sheets: it describes the ground under a neighbourhood as a whole and is not a site investigation.

Contains British Geological Survey materials © UKRI 2026. Open Government Licence v3.0. Checked 10 Oct 2026. BGS Geology 625k bedrock · All data sources

Mining Remediation Authority

Coal mining legacy here

About 1.4% of Cathedral Quarter, roughly 0.2 hectares, lies in a coal mining Development High Risk Area: recorded shafts, adits or shallow workings are at or near the surface, so new building there needs a coal mining risk assessment.

Land in a high risk area
1.4%about 0.2 hectares
Sheffield as a whole
17.1%

This is a planning designation drawn from recorded features, not a survey of any one property, and being in an area does not mean the ground there is unsafe. Buying or building? Ask the authority itself. Check if a property is affected by coal mining · Coal mining risk assessments for planning · Report a coal mine hazard (24 hours)

Contains Mining Remediation Authority data, Crown copyright, Open Government Licence v3.0. Checked 26 Oct 2026. Dataset: Coal mining Development High Risk Area · All data sources

Heritage and culture 3 cards

On Wikipedia and Commons

11 Wikipedia articles, placed inside this boundary.

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Article titles and extracts from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0; each links to its article. Photos from Wikimedia Commons under the free licence shown with each one; thumbnails are linked, not copied. Sources: Wikipedia · Wikimedia Commons

Landmarks and heritage

55 listed buildings, landmarks and plaques whose recorded position is inside this boundary, from Wikidata and Open Plaques.

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Heritage and landmarks: Wikidata, CC0; Wikipedia text CC BY-SA. Plaques: Open Plaques, Public Domain (PDDL 1.0). Listed-building grades are as recorded on Wikidata; check the National Heritage List entry before relying on them.

Museums and galleries here

1 museum or gallery inside this boundary.

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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 5 cards

Council data for this area

What Sheffield City Council's open data records inside this boundary.

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Sheffield City Council open data, Open Government Licence v3.0. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Council open data hub

Planning applications here

6 applications lodged in the last 12 weeks, 5 still undecided.

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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

2 conservation areas cover part or all of this neighbourhood, so changes to buildings, trees and frontages there need extra care and often permission. 28 sites on the brownfield land register sit here, 2.7 hectares in all put forward for housing.

Contains planning.data.gov.uk data published by Sheffield City Council and neighbouring planning authorities under the Open Government Licence v3.0; conservation area boundaries © Historic England, containing Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right. Open Government Licence v3.0. Checked 10 Oct 2026. planning.data.gov.uk · All data sources

Valuation Office Agency

Council tax bands here

The 1 small area (LSOA) whose population centre falls in this neighbourhood holds about 2,160 homes on the council tax list; 38% are in Band A, against 58% across Sheffield. The average full bill across these homes before discounts is about £1,969 a year in 2026-27, worked out from the Band D figure. A few very small counts are withheld by the VOA, so the bands add up to slightly fewer homes than the total.

Share of homes by council tax band at 31 March 2026 (VOA, rounded to the nearest ten).
Council tax bands in Cathedral Quarter compared with SheffieldEach bar splits the homes on the council tax list into Bands A, B, C, and D to H together.Cathedral Quarter38%28.2%24.5%9.3%Sheffield58%16.3%12.7%13%Band ABand BBand CBands D to H
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Council tax bands in Cathedral Quarter compared with Sheffield
AreaBand ABand BBand CBands D to H
Cathedral Quarter38%28.2%24.5%9.3%
Sheffield58%16.3%12.7%13%
Homes
2,160
Band A
38%
Band B
28%
Band C
25%
Bands D to H
9%
  • Band A: 820 homes (38.0%)Valued up to £40,000 in 1991 · £1,673.44 full bill, 2026-27
  • Band B: 610 homes (28.2%)Valued £40,001 to £52,000 in 1991 · £1,952.35 full bill, 2026-27
  • Band C: 530 homes (24.5%)Valued £52,001 to £68,000 in 1991 · £2,231.25 full bill, 2026-27
  • Band D: 190 homes (8.8%)Valued £68,001 to £88,000 in 1991 · £2,510.16 full bill, 2026-27
  • Band E: 10 homes (0.5%)Valued £88,001 to £120,000 in 1991 · £3,067.97 full bill, 2026-27
  • Band F: 0 homes (0.0%)Valued £120,001 to £160,000 in 1991 · £3,625.79 full bill, 2026-27
  • Band G: 0 homes (0.0%)Valued £160,001 to £320,000 in 1991 · £4,183.60 full bill, 2026-27
  • Band H: 0 homes (0.0%)Valued over £320,000 in 1991 · £5,020.32 full bill, 2026-27

Council tax bands across Sheffield · On the Local Map

Council tax stock of properties (table CTSOP1.1) from the Valuation Office Agency, Open Government Licence v3.0 Open Government Licence v3.0. Checked 12 Oct 2026. Valuation Office council tax statistics · Background notes · All data sources

Draft Sheffield Plan

Sites the plan allocates here

8 sites in this neighbourhood are allocated in the draft Sheffield Plan, with room for 322 new homes in all. It is a draft at Main Modifications stage with a further round of changes still to settle, so sites and numbers can change. About the Sheffield Plan

  • SU13 Land at Bailey Street, S1 4EHHousing Site · 120 homes · 0.11 ha · brownfield
  • SU20 Belgrave House, 47 Bank Street, S1 2DRHousing Site · 89 homes · 0.20 ha · brownfield
  • SU38 86-90 Queen Street and 35-47 North Church Street, S1 2PSHousing Site · 29 homes · 0.10 ha · brownfield
  • SU45 39-41 Snig Hill and 4-8 Bank Street, S3 8NAHousing Site · 21 homes · 0.07 ha · brownfield
  • SU48 Land at Townhead Street, S1 2EBHousing Site · 20 homes · 0.07 ha · brownfield
  • SU50 Industrial Tribunals Central Office Property Centre, 14 East Parade, S1 2ETHousing Site · 18 homes · 0.03 ha · brownfield
  • SU52 90 Trippet Lane/8 Bailey Lane Sheffield S1 4ELHousing Site · 13 homes · 0.03 ha · brownfield
  • SU40 Buildings at Lee Croft and Campo Lane, S1 2DYHousing Site · 12 homes · 0.02 ha · brownfield

Site allocations: Sheffield City Council, Main Modifications Sheffield Plan Policies Map, under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right. Checked 12 Oct 2026. Dataset: Site Allocation · All data sources

Money and energy 4 cards

National Lottery grant database

Lottery money in City ward

Awards filed to recipients in City ward, the ward this area sits in. Awards to individuals are counted in the figures and never named.

Awards since 1995
1,504
Awarded in total
£227.0m
Awards since 2022
262
Awarded since 2022
£37.7m

Latest awards to organisations here

  • South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority · £531,045South Yorkshire's People's Forest · The National Lottery Heritage Fund · 8 Sep 2026
  • The Counselling and Therapy Hub CIC · £20,000Peer Support and Training for Neurodivergent Adults · National Lottery Awards for All England · The National Lottery Community Fund · 3 Sep 2026
  • Roots Mbili Theatre · £250,000Theatre Breakthrough Fund (North) Stage Two Application · Theatre Breakthrough Fund (North) · Arts Council England · 27 Aug 2026

Lottery money across Sheffield

National Lottery grant data from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, Open Government Licence v3.0. Checked 28 Oct 2026. National Lottery grant database · Sheffield export (CSV) · All data sources

Office for National Statistics via Nomis

Work in this area

Cathedral Quarter sits in City (Sheffield) ward. The claimant count is the number of people there on Universal Credit or Jobseeker's Allowance who are required to look for work, as a share of residents aged 16 to 64; the ward series begins in January 2026.

Claimants in City (Sheffield) ward
845Sep 2026
Share of residents aged 16 to 64
3.1%Sep 2026
Sheffield
4.4%16,785 claimants, Sep 2026
Claimant rate in City (Sheffield) ward and across Sheffield, by month
Claimant rate in City (Sheffield) ward and across Sheffield, by monthClaimants as a share of residents aged 16 to 64, each month since the ward series began.City (Sheffield)Sheffield01.12.23.34.4Jan 2026Feb 2026Mar 2026Apr 2026May 2026Jun 2026Jul 2026Aug 2026Sep 2026
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Claimant rate in City (Sheffield) ward and across Sheffield, by month
MonthCity (Sheffield)Sheffield
Jan 20262.8 %4.2 %
Feb 20262.8 %4.3 %
Mar 20262.9 %4.3 %
Apr 20262.9 %4.3 %
May 20263 %4.3 %
Jun 20262.9 %4.3 %
Jul 20262.9 %4.3 %
Aug 20263.1 %4.3 %
Sep 20263.1 %4.4 %

Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0, via Nomis. Ward boundaries from ONS Open Geography, OGL v3.0. Checked 26 Oct 2026. Claimant count on Nomis · Nomis · All data sources

Sheffield City Council business rates

Rated business premises here

529 premises in Cathedral Quarter are on the business rates list, with a combined rateable value of £11,220,125.

Rated premises
529
Total rateable value
£11,220,125
Middle rateable value
£6,600
Shops and retail
57
Offices
298
Workshops, warehouses and industry
23
Pubs, restaurants, cafes and hotels
34

Commonest kinds

  • Offices And Premises287 premises
  • Car Parking Space And Premises74 premises
  • Shop And Premises49 premises
  • Car Park And Premises21 premises
  • Public House And Premises15 premises

Streets with the most premises

  • Silver Street Head, S170 rated premises
  • Vicar Lane, S157 rated premises
  • Campo Lane, S149 rated premises
  • Bank Street, S138 rated premises
  • Queen Street, S130 rated premises
  • Figtree Lane, S129 rated premises

Highest rateable values here

  1. 1 Hartshead Square, S1 2FDOffices And Premises · rateable value £1,080,000 · rates paid by Department For Communities & Local Government
  2. Police Headquarters, Snig Hill, S3 8NAPolice Station And Premises · rateable value £515,000 · rates paid by South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority
  3. Block 2, Pennine Five Campus, 1 Tenter Street, S1 4BYOffices And Premises · rateable value £382,500 · rates paid by Iw Group Services (Uk) Limited
  4. Floors 4-6 Steel City House, West Street, S1 2GQOffices And Premises · rateable value £322,500 · rates paid by British Business Bank Plc
  5. Block 3, Pennine Five Campus, Grd To 5th Flr, 3 Tenter Street, S1 4BYOffices And Premises · rateable value £295,000 · rates paid by Project Buzz

Business premises across Sheffield · On the Local Map

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3 companies with an office in this neighbourhood were named in Gazette corporate insolvency notices in the last year.

  • COUNTY SYSTEMS LIMITED (company 09740898) · Appointment of Administrators · 26 Oct 2026Administration. Registered office: 93 Queen Street, Sheffield, S1 1WF. Manufacture metal structures & parts. Manufacture other fabricated metal produc…
  • MICROBLADE (HOLDINGS) LIMITED (company 01940077) · Notices to Creditors · 15 Oct 2026Other insolvency notice. Registered office: Queen Street Chambers, 68 Queen Street, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, S1 1WR. 2 notices
  • BET ST GEORGE LTD (company 16512340) · Appointment of Administrators · 12 Oct 2026Administration. Trading address: Office 624, Block 2 Spaces, Pennine 5, Sheffield, S1 2EA. Entertainment, Betting and Culture

Company notices across Sheffield

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Community 3 cards

Around here

54 everyday places mapped inside this boundary by OpenStreetMap volunteers and the Toilet Map.

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  • Nearest defibrillator Defibrillator 140 m away from the centre of the area
  • Nearest toilets Toilets 100 m away from the centre of the area
  • Nearest drinking water Drinking water 270 m away from the centre of the area
  • Nearest cycle parking Cycle parking 10 m away from the centre of the area
  • Nearest ev charger Carver Lane Charge Point 310 m away from the centre of the area

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Legal aid offices here

Family mediation venues here

  • Courtwood House · Family Matters Mediate LTDS1 2DD
  • Quaker Meeting House · Direct Mediation ServicesS1 2EW

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2 co-operatives, societies and community businesses on the Co-operatives UK register give a postcode in this neighbourhood.

Co-operative register and economy data from Co-operatives UK open data, ODC-By v1.0. Checked 12 Oct 2026. Co-operatives UK open data · All data sources

Charts 1 card

The same census and Land Registry figures shown above, drawn so the shape is easier to see, and set against every other Sheffield neighbourhood. Hover or tab to a bar for its value; every chart has its data as a table.

Ages

Age profile of Cathedral Quarter against Sheffield as a whole, Census 2021.
Age profile of Cathedral Quarter compared with SheffieldShare of residents in each age band, with the Sheffield share beneath each bar.Cathedral QuarterSheffieldUnder 152.2%16.9%15 to 2440%15.9%25 to 4451.4%26.3%45 to 645.1%23.8%65 and over1.3%17%
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Age profile of Cathedral Quarter compared with Sheffield
Age bandCathedral QuarterSheffield
Under 152.2%16.9%
15 to 2440%15.9%
25 to 4451.4%26.3%
45 to 645.1%23.8%
65 and over1.3%17%

Homes

How homes are held: share of households by tenure, Census 2021.
Tenure in Cathedral Quarter compared with SheffieldEach bar splits all households into owned, social rented and private rented.Cathedral Quarter20.1%73.4%Sheffield58.6%22.6%18.8%OwnedSocial rentedPrivate rented
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Tenure in Cathedral Quarter compared with Sheffield
AreaOwnedSocial rentedPrivate rented
Cathedral Quarter20.1%6.5%73.4%
Sheffield58.6%22.6%18.8%
What the homes are: share of households by accommodation type, Census 2021.
Home types in Cathedral Quarter compared with SheffieldEach bar splits all households by the type of home they live in.Cathedral Quarter98.8%Sheffield15%38%26%21%DetachedSemi-detachedTerracedFlats
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Home types in Cathedral Quarter compared with Sheffield
AreaDetachedSemi-detachedTerracedFlats
Cathedral Quarter0.6%0.3%0.3%98.8%
Sheffield15%38%26%21%

Sold prices by month

Only 11 sales were registered inside Cathedral Quarter in the last twelve months; the monthly chart needs at least 12.

Where the middle half of sales fell: lower quartile to upper quartile, with the median marked.
Price range in Cathedral Quarter compared with SheffieldBars run from the lower to the upper quartile of sold prices; the tick marks the median.£0£50k£100k£150k£200k£250k£300k£350kCathedral Quarter£107,250Sheffield£215,000
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Price range in Cathedral Quarter compared with Sheffield
AreaLower quartileMedianUpper quartileSales
Cathedral Quarter£100,000£107,250£140,00012
Sheffield£161,875£215,000£300,0004,388

How this neighbourhood compares

Each measure is compared across the 126 Sheffield neighbourhoods that have their own census area; r is the correlation from -1 to 1. A pattern across neighbourhoods is not a cause, and it says nothing about any one street or household.

Full-time students and private renting

Cathedral Quarter ranks 12th of 126 for full-time students (44.6%) and 2nd of 126 for private renting (73.4%). Across 126 neighbourhoods there is a strong link between full-time students and private renting (r = 0.85): the two rise together. Student areas are let by the room and by the year, so a high student share usually means a high private-renting share.

Every neighbourhood plotted by full-time students and private renting; Cathedral Quarter is the large dot.
Full-time students against private renting across Sheffield neighbourhoodsOne dot per neighbourhood, Cathedral Quarter highlighted. Correlation r = 0.85 over 126 neighbourhoods.3.1%3.9%41.2%43%79.3%82.1%Full-time students
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Full-time students against private renting across Sheffield neighbourhoods
NeighbourhoodFull-time studentsPrivate renting
Stocksbridge4.8%13%
Deepcar5.2%10.8%
High Green5.2%10.1%
Burncross3.3%7.6%
Chapeltown4.5%10.9%
Grenoside3.7%7.9%
Ecclesfield4.7%14.2%
Colley6.5%8.4%
Shiregreen7.2%12.1%
Worral5.3%4.9%
Wharncliffe Side7.8%8.9%
Oughtibridge5.3%9.8%
Middlewood6.2%14.7%
Foxhill5.6%13.4%
Parson Cross7.1%9.3%
Firth Park11.1%19.2%
Sheffield Lane Top9%11.1%
Birley Carr5.3%15.4%
Southey7.9%11.3%
Wadsley Bridge4.1%18.3%
Longley8.3%11.7%
Wincobank6.3%17.3%
Brightside9.7%15.7%
Grimesthorpe7.5%32.4%
Wadsley6%10.8%
Hillsborough5.7%25.6%
Winn Gardens9.8%20.9%
Owlerton6.1%36.3%
Tinsley11.2%29.9%
Darnall12.1%20.2%
Pitsmoor11.6%29.6%
Firshill10.6%10.5%
Shirecliffe7.3%11.9%
Osgathorpe11.5%18.4%
Fir Vale14.1%35.7%
Wisewood5.6%8.4%
Malin Bridge6%20.8%
Burngreave14.4%18.6%
Page Hall11.6%38%
Wicker14.4%57.5%
Stannington West5.2%6.7%
Loxley4.8%6.7%
Stannington East and Deer Park5%6.2%
Walkley8.9%26.8%
Crookes24.3%34.6%
Rivelin5.9%8.8%
Upperthorpe16.2%30%
Netherthorpe64.3%53.6%
Crookesmoor57.3%51.4%
Tapton10.8%21.7%
Broomhill50.1%51.1%
Handsworth5.5%12.8%
Littledale9.2%17.7%
Crosspool6.5%8.8%
Sandygate5.4%10.9%
Endcliffe64.5%30.2%
Hunters Bar35.7%48.2%
Broomhall57.9%48.4%
Ranmoor7.5%25.3%
Nether Green7.2%21.6%
Woodthorpe8.9%15.3%
Manor7.5%16.6%
Sharrow44.1%50.1%
Sharrow Vale36%56.3%
Little Sheffield47.1%35.9%
Lodge Moor7.4%7.4%
Fulwood6.2%8.5%
Lowfield24.7%54.6%
Highfield61.8%54%
Nether Edge11.2%30.6%
Cultural Industries Quarter79.3%82.1%
Norfolk Park13.1%28.1%
Arbourthorne7.6%10.7%
Heeley7.4%17.3%
Woodhouse5.4%10.6%
Richmond5.6%9.8%
Intake4.8%13.8%
Carterknowle7.6%18.6%
Ecclesall6.2%4.2%
Greystones8.6%14.6%
Banner Cross11.7%31.6%
High Storrs5.6%3.9%
Hurlfield6.1%8.9%
Newfield Green8.8%8.1%
Gleadless Townend4.1%12.9%
Meersbrook6.4%26%
Gleadless6.3%11.2%
Parkhead6.7%5.4%
Millhouses6.5%7.6%
Bents Green6.2%8.3%
Beighton4.5%13.7%
Hackenthorpe4%9.8%
Woodseats5.5%23.7%
Herdings5.7%10.8%
Hemsworth7.6%12.4%
Owlthorpe5.6%7.8%
Charnock5.2%9.9%
Base Green6.9%12.7%
Sothall4.6%10.2%
Norton Lees4%8.2%
Meadowhead5.6%5.6%
Norton6.6%12.8%
Westfield5.9%9.3%
Waterthorpe3.1%10.1%
Halfway5%12.1%
Greenhill5.1%7.4%
Beauchief5.2%7%
Dore5.1%8.3%
Totley6%10.2%
Whirlow6.8%4.8%
Lowedges7.9%14%
Jordanthorpe7.3%9.8%
Batemoor8.4%11.9%
Bradway6.4%6.1%
Mosborough6.2%11.3%
Saint Vincent's and Shalesmoor64.5%69.4%
Neepsend29.3%64.7%
Cathedral Quarter44.6%73.4%
City Centre55%69.5%
Devonshire Quarter67.3%72.6%
Wybourn7%10.2%
Park Hill29.3%33.8%
Hyde Park12.1%9.8%
Frecheville4%10.5%
Birley5%12.8%
Birley Spa5.4%10%

Median sold price and owner occupation

Cathedral Quarter ranks 114th of 120 for median sold price (£107k) and 112th of 120 for owner occupation (20.1%). Across 120 neighbourhoods there is a moderate link between median sold price and owner occupation (r = 0.67): the two rise together. Where more homes are owned outright or with a mortgage, sold prices tend to be higher; renting-heavy areas cluster lower.

Every neighbourhood plotted by median sold price and owner occupation; Cathedral Quarter is the large dot.
Median sold price against owner occupation across Sheffield neighbourhoodsOne dot per neighbourhood, Cathedral Quarter highlighted. Correlation r = 0.67 over 120 neighbourhoods.£73k8.7%£365k52.1%£658k95.6%Median sold price
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Median sold price against owner occupation across Sheffield neighbourhoods
NeighbourhoodMedian sold priceOwner occupation
Stocksbridge£183k71.5%
Deepcar£189k79.5%
High Green£203k71.7%
Burncross£270k90.6%
Chapeltown£217k78.7%
Grenoside£288k86.3%
Ecclesfield£200k66.9%
Colley£208k60.3%
Shiregreen£145k41%
Worral£463k90.1%
Wharncliffe Side£260k69.2%
Oughtibridge£265k79.1%
Middlewood£208k71.5%
Foxhill£169k54.7%
Parson Cross£177k40%
Firth Park£160k41.6%
Sheffield Lane Top£165k42.3%
Birley Carr£155k80.5%
Southey£136k37.9%
Wadsley Bridge£171k47.9%
Longley£137k34.1%
Wincobank£155k67.5%
Grimesthorpe£132k54.3%
Wadsley£245k69.3%
Hillsborough£220k60.6%
Owlerton£150k55%
Tinsley£84k55.4%
Darnall£147k47.3%
Pitsmoor£144k49.4%
Firshill£90k40.9%
Shirecliffe£155k35.6%
Osgathorpe£73k41.7%
Fir Vale£111k51.7%
Wisewood£244k65.3%
Malin Bridge£213k72.2%
Page Hall£79k42.5%
Wicker£84k16.4%
Stannington West£300k82.9%
Loxley£380k79.8%
Stannington East and Deer Park£265k65.7%
Walkley£240k65.7%
Crookes£267k57.4%
Rivelin£263k77.5%
Upperthorpe£240k17.8%
Netherthorpe£108k8.7%
Crookesmoor£221k32.4%
Tapton£209k71.6%
Broomhill£280k41.4%
Handsworth£208k73.6%
Littledale£148k56.4%
Crosspool£370k89.5%
Sandygate£373k70.7%
Endcliffe£306k65.3%
Hunters Bar£335k48.3%
Broomhall£171k20.9%
Ranmoor£514k69.1%
Nether Green£339k72%
Woodthorpe£163k35.3%
Manor£166k39.3%
Sharrow£210k24%
Sharrow Vale£325k39.8%
Lodge Moor£450k90%
Fulwood£545k90.3%
Lowfield£118k34.7%
Highfield£170k23.5%
Nether Edge£253k62.3%
Cultural Industries Quarter£109k9.7%
Norfolk Park£222k43.8%
Arbourthorne£133k33%
Heeley£200k52.4%
Woodhouse£190k54.8%
Richmond£163k49.4%
Intake£175k68.6%
Carterknowle£335k78.6%
Ecclesall£315k94.3%
Greystones£329k82.3%
Banner Cross£296k67.1%
High Storrs£423k95.6%
Hurlfield£175k59.6%
Newfield Green£133k26.5%
Gleadless Townend£183k79.6%
Meersbrook£250k70.5%
Gleadless£150k65%
Parkhead£610k93.5%
Millhouses£385k89.7%
Bents Green£453k86.8%
Beighton£195k66.1%
Hackenthorpe£190k72.3%
Woodseats£228k70.5%
Herdings£130k38%
Hemsworth£136k40.8%
Owlthorpe£300k75.7%
Charnock£223k81.3%
Base Green£186k47.7%
Sothall£230k89.3%
Norton Lees£258k83.1%
Meadowhead£345k81.2%
Norton£400k71.9%
Westfield£150k44.7%
Waterthorpe£168k73.2%
Halfway£236k76.3%
Greenhill£324k80.8%
Beauchief£424k81.5%
Dore£575k86.7%
Totley£440k77.3%
Whirlow£658k92.9%
Lowedges£150k31%
Jordanthorpe£150k35.4%
Bradway£425k87.6%
Mosborough£248k79%
Saint Vincent's and Shalesmoor£90k19.1%
Neepsend£164k17.3%
Cathedral Quarter£107k20.1%
City Centre£130k13%
Devonshire Quarter£111k13%
Wybourn£163k30.9%
Park Hill£219k32.4%
Frecheville£183k84.2%
Birley£183k65.5%
Birley Spa£165k44.9%

Median sold price and detached homes

Cathedral Quarter ranks 114th of 120 for median sold price (£107k) and 117th of 120 for detached homes (0.6%). Across 120 neighbourhoods there is a moderate link between median sold price and detached homes (r = 0.69): the two rise together. Home type drives price: a neighbourhood of detached houses sells for more than one of terraces and flats, whatever else is true of it.

Every neighbourhood plotted by median sold price and detached homes; Cathedral Quarter is the large dot.
Median sold price against detached homes across Sheffield neighbourhoodsOne dot per neighbourhood, Cathedral Quarter highlighted. Correlation r = 0.69 over 120 neighbourhoods.£73k0.2%£365k31.8%£658k63.4%Median sold price
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Median sold price against detached homes across Sheffield neighbourhoods
NeighbourhoodMedian sold priceDetached homes
Stocksbridge£183k21.7%
Deepcar£189k39.8%
High Green£203k30.4%
Burncross£270k24.9%
Chapeltown£217k24.1%
Grenoside£288k32.3%
Ecclesfield£200k21.2%
Colley£208k7.9%
Shiregreen£145k3.1%
Worral£463k54.8%
Wharncliffe Side£260k25.8%
Oughtibridge£265k29%
Middlewood£208k38.7%
Foxhill£169k5.7%
Parson Cross£177k4.3%
Firth Park£160k6.6%
Sheffield Lane Top£165k3.9%
Birley Carr£155k11.4%
Southey£136k4.5%
Wadsley Bridge£171k6.8%
Longley£137k5.3%
Wincobank£155k6%
Grimesthorpe£132k7.3%
Wadsley£245k12.8%
Hillsborough£220k3.8%
Owlerton£150k2.2%
Tinsley£84k9.2%
Darnall£147k7.3%
Pitsmoor£144k8.3%
Firshill£90k17.3%
Shirecliffe£155k6%
Osgathorpe£73k7.6%
Fir Vale£111k11%
Wisewood£244k9.2%
Malin Bridge£213k10.2%
Page Hall£79k11.3%
Wicker£84k0.8%
Stannington West£300k40.9%
Loxley£380k35.2%
Stannington East and Deer Park£265k20.3%
Walkley£240k11.6%
Crookes£267k4.7%
Rivelin£263k14.7%
Upperthorpe£240k2.3%
Netherthorpe£108k0.9%
Crookesmoor£221k7.6%
Tapton£209k7.8%
Broomhill£280k10.2%
Handsworth£208k9.7%
Littledale£148k4.3%
Crosspool£370k24.1%
Sandygate£373k41.5%
Endcliffe£306k15.3%
Hunters Bar£335k9%
Broomhall£171k4.6%
Ranmoor£514k16.8%
Nether Green£339k17.6%
Woodthorpe£163k6.1%
Manor£166k4.4%
Sharrow£210k3.4%
Sharrow Vale£325k6.5%
Lodge Moor£450k44.7%
Fulwood£545k41.1%
Lowfield£118k4.2%
Highfield£170k4.2%
Nether Edge£253k14.4%
Cultural Industries Quarter£109k0.2%
Norfolk Park£222k4.7%
Arbourthorne£133k4.8%
Heeley£200k4%
Woodhouse£190k15.4%
Richmond£163k3.8%
Intake£175k13.4%
Carterknowle£335k15.7%
Ecclesall£315k35%
Greystones£329k6.5%
Banner Cross£296k3.7%
High Storrs£423k9.2%
Hurlfield£175k4.1%
Newfield Green£133k3.5%
Gleadless Townend£183k12.9%
Meersbrook£250k6.7%
Gleadless£150k22.8%
Parkhead£610k59.4%
Millhouses£385k29%
Bents Green£453k30.2%
Beighton£195k22.6%
Hackenthorpe£190k36.1%
Woodseats£228k7.6%
Herdings£130k3.1%
Hemsworth£136k3.7%
Owlthorpe£300k52.6%
Charnock£223k7.8%
Base Green£186k3.7%
Sothall£230k61.7%
Norton Lees£258k17.8%
Meadowhead£345k18.5%
Norton£400k36.2%
Westfield£150k9.7%
Waterthorpe£168k32.2%
Halfway£236k39.7%
Greenhill£324k23.4%
Beauchief£424k30%
Dore£575k61.7%
Totley£440k27.7%
Whirlow£658k63.4%
Lowedges£150k1.5%
Jordanthorpe£150k3.2%
Bradway£425k41.9%
Mosborough£248k41.2%
Saint Vincent's and Shalesmoor£90k0.3%
Neepsend£164k0.9%
Cathedral Quarter£107k0.6%
City Centre£130k0.2%
Devonshire Quarter£111k1.1%
Wybourn£163k5.3%
Park Hill£219k3.2%
Frecheville£183k4.4%
Birley£183k5%
Birley Spa£165k3.5%

Aged 65 and over and one-person households

Cathedral Quarter ranks 124th of 126 for aged 65 and over (1.3%) and 4th of 126 for one-person households (53.1%). Across 126 neighbourhoods there is a moderate link between aged 65 and over and one-person households (r = -0.52): the two move in opposite directions. Older residents are more likely to live alone, so the two shares tend to rise together; student areas are the usual exception.

Every neighbourhood plotted by aged 65 and over and one-person households; Cathedral Quarter is the large dot.
Aged 65 and over against one-person households across Sheffield neighbourhoodsOne dot per neighbourhood, Cathedral Quarter highlighted. Correlation r = -0.52 over 126 neighbourhoods.0.5%18.9%17.7%38.8%34.9%58.7%Aged 65 and over
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Aged 65 and over against one-person households across Sheffield neighbourhoods
NeighbourhoodAged 65 and overOne-person households
Stocksbridge24.7%30.9%
Deepcar23.5%29.6%
High Green21.7%28.9%
Burncross32.8%26%
Chapeltown28.3%28.1%
Grenoside30.1%28.6%
Ecclesfield26.2%38.1%
Colley17.1%29.7%
Shiregreen12.8%27.5%
Worral27.2%21%
Wharncliffe Side21.6%26.1%
Oughtibridge18.6%28.2%
Middlewood13.5%30.7%
Foxhill17.2%31.6%
Parson Cross14%29.5%
Firth Park13.9%31.8%
Sheffield Lane Top12.9%29.9%
Birley Carr23.6%35.2%
Southey12.6%30.3%
Wadsley Bridge17.8%40%
Longley17.4%35.8%
Wincobank20.6%34.1%
Brightside10.4%32.4%
Grimesthorpe11.7%33.5%
Wadsley20.4%27.8%
Hillsborough17.5%37.6%
Winn Gardens14.4%36.8%
Owlerton18.7%48.7%
Tinsley11.5%24.3%
Darnall10.9%27.9%
Pitsmoor13.1%35.7%
Firshill13.8%45.7%
Shirecliffe15.2%34.8%
Osgathorpe10.6%30.6%
Fir Vale8.2%23.8%
Wisewood20.9%31.2%
Malin Bridge17.3%30.9%
Burngreave8.9%34%
Page Hall8.1%25.5%
Wicker3%50.9%
Stannington West26.8%28.1%
Loxley28.5%26.9%
Stannington East and Deer Park24.3%35%
Walkley14.4%35.6%
Crookes12.7%31.2%
Rivelin21.2%33.5%
Upperthorpe12.6%47.5%
Netherthorpe2.8%53.6%
Crookesmoor7.8%32.6%
Tapton18.6%30.4%
Broomhill11.7%36.5%
Handsworth20.7%29.8%
Littledale18.3%32.7%
Crosspool21.7%21.2%
Sandygate29.6%39.5%
Endcliffe9.6%36.5%
Hunters Bar8%22.4%
Broomhall6.7%40%
Ranmoor20.7%41.6%
Nether Green19.3%30.2%
Woodthorpe12.3%31.4%
Manor12.5%36.9%
Sharrow5.6%45.1%
Sharrow Vale9.8%33.2%
Little Sheffield4.2%48.7%
Lodge Moor24.7%22.1%
Fulwood28%24.3%
Lowfield5.6%31%
Highfield5%35.3%
Nether Edge14.9%35.9%
Cultural Industries Quarter0.5%54.5%
Norfolk Park11.6%33.4%
Arbourthorne13.8%34.6%
Heeley16.1%36.6%
Woodhouse20.8%36.8%
Richmond17.1%32%
Intake24.8%33.8%
Carterknowle15.7%27.3%
Ecclesall26.2%22%
Greystones15.7%24.4%
Banner Cross7%23.7%
High Storrs21.2%20.3%
Hurlfield19.6%29%
Newfield Green15.9%41.1%
Gleadless Townend28.2%33.4%
Meersbrook12.4%32.5%
Gleadless20.2%30.4%
Parkhead29.7%21.9%
Millhouses23.2%25.1%
Bents Green24.9%25.4%
Beighton17.6%28.7%
Hackenthorpe27.9%31.8%
Woodseats15.6%33.3%
Herdings18.8%45.9%
Hemsworth15.2%35.5%
Owlthorpe18.4%26.3%
Charnock25.1%32.1%
Base Green17.7%34.4%
Sothall18.4%22.4%
Norton Lees23.5%28.5%
Meadowhead29.1%28.5%
Norton30.4%35.9%
Westfield17.2%35.2%
Waterthorpe34.9%36.5%
Halfway21.3%30.6%
Greenhill23.3%30.7%
Beauchief29.8%30.7%
Dore31%27.8%
Totley23%33.7%
Whirlow28.1%18.9%
Lowedges12%39.7%
Jordanthorpe17.7%45.8%
Batemoor11.9%40.6%
Bradway28.1%27.6%
Mosborough19.5%25.2%
Saint Vincent's and Shalesmoor1.2%52.7%
Neepsend2.3%50.1%
Cathedral Quarter1.3%53.1%
City Centre2.2%58.7%
Devonshire Quarter1.9%51.5%
Wybourn13.4%28.1%
Park Hill11.9%45.5%
Hyde Park6.4%33.6%
Frecheville18.9%24.8%
Birley19%29.8%
Birley Spa17.9%34.4%

Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v.3.0. Census 2021 tables via Nomis; population-weighted centroids from ONS Open Geography, contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. All data sources

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Recorded crime here, August 2026

136 offences were recorded inside this boundary in August 2026.

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Offences recorded in this neighbourhood, August 2026
Offence typeRecorded
Violence and sexual offences48
Anti-social behaviour18
Shoplifting18
Public order14
Criminal damage and arson10
Burglary9
Other theft6
Robbery6

Offences recorded by South Yorkshire Police in August 2026, counted into this neighbourhood. Locations published by the Home Office are approximate by design, so this is a count for the area, never for a street or an address.

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.

Problems people reported here

2 problems reported to the council through FixMyStreet in the last 60 days. Each one is somebody's report, not a verified fact.

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  • Flytipping still open on FixMyStreet · reported 2 weeks ago
  • Graffiti still open on FixMyStreet · reported 1 month ago

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.

Alerts

Follow Cathedral Quarter and hear what happens here: new events and places listed, planning applications, roadworks, storm overflows, floods and poor air. Floods and overflows arrive straight away; the rest come as one round-up at 8am, grouped by area.

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Yorkshire Water (CC BY 4.0), Environment Agency (OGL v3), UK PlanIt and TomTom via the live map.

Cathedral Quarter: your questions answered

What is on in Cathedral Quarter soon?

10 upcoming events are located inside the Cathedral Quarter boundary, starting with Brude (30 October), Atomic Halloween Party (31 October), The Living Dead Crawl – Halloween 31/10/26 (31 October). Every listing has the venue, a map and the organiser's link.

Which venues and businesses are in Cathedral Quarter?

13 directory entries sit inside Cathedral Quarter, including The Church House, Sheffield Cathedral, Maida Vale, The Quaker Meeting House, Sheffield, All Over Sheffield. Each has its address, opening details where published and its upcoming events.

Which areas are next to Cathedral Quarter?

The areas nearest to Cathedral Quarter are Saint Vincent's and Shalesmoor, City Centre, Castlegate, St. George's, Wicker. Each has its own page with the events and places inside it.

How is the Cathedral Quarter boundary defined?

The boundary is the Cathedral Quarter polygon from the Sheffield neighbourhoods dataset published by Data for Action, one of 147 across the city. Events, businesses, places and charities are placed inside it by their coordinates, so a venue just over the line appears on the neighbouring page instead.

Neighbouring areas

Neighbourhood boundaries by Data for Action, licensed CC BY 4.0 and used with credit. Snapshot 946d748, published 16 Dec 2025, last checked 13 Oct 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