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Demonstration: Palestine Solidarity – No Palantir in our NHS

Outside Sheffield Town Hall, Pinstone Street S1 2HH
A demonstration protesting Palantir’s involvement in South Yorkshire’s NHS, timed to coincide with the City Council’s Health Scrutiny Sub-Committee meeting at Sheffield Town Hall. Palantir is a US tech company, initially funded by the CIA, which specialises in AI-powered military and surveillance technology and data analytics for customers like the Ministry of Defence, Israeli government, US military, and ICE. Palantir…
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Power Your Home

Holy Trinity Church Hall, Grove Road, Millhouses, S7 2GY
If you have been wondering about solar panels and whether they would be right for you, come to Power Your Home event where you’ll have the chance to find out more about what solar panels are and what they, and batteries, can do for you.  You’ll also hear about a local ‘Green Streets’ experience where a group of residents on…
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Build Social Build Sheffield

SADACCA (Sheffield & District Afro-Caribbean Community Association) 48 The Wicker, S3 8JB
Join the housing charity Shelter for an evening of discussion about the urgent need for social housing in Sheffield. A live panel discussion will explore the city’s housing emergency and how people can work together to create change. In the last 10 years, Sheffield has built just 253 social homes, while nearly 20,000 households are currently on the waiting list.…
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Film screening: Fires and Fascism

The Diamond Lecture Theatre 05, 32 Leavygreave Road, Sheffield S3 7RD
A film screening of Pete Knapp’s first film, made on a shoestring budget with the support of activists and crowdfunders. Fires and Fascism is about extreme wildfires, more than just a result of climate change, they also involve big business, organised crime, and the rise of the far right. It shows the role of protest, direct action, and community projects as tools to…
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Cultures in Resistance

Wortley Hall, Wortley, near Sheffield
A five-day cultural residential event to bring together artists, cultural activists and organisers working across the trade union, social justice and working-class movements, exploring the role of the arts in social and political movements, contemporary working-class culture, and the impact of new technologies on creative practice. It runs from 6–10 April 2026 as a five-day residential package, but day passes…
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