Feb 6, 2020 · The park has the working title of Sheaf Field. A waterside meadow and an elevated viewpoint would be created at the waterside and low stone walls built overlooking the river. The weir within the Sheaf culvert will be lowered, and the river channel remodelled, to …

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Jun 10, 2020 · If you’ve ever stood on the platforms of Sheffield train station, you probably didn’t realise that the river Sheaf is flowing just meters beneath your feet! These hidden rivers are part of a network of secret tunnels running below Sheffield City Centre.

Mar 5, 2019 · Underground tunnels that carry rivers beneath the streets of Sheffield are being opened for public exploration. The city developed at the confluence of the River Sheaf and River Don but the Sheaf...

The Sheaf Fields part of the park will overlook the River Sheaf, which is being opened up for the first time since 1912. There will also be a 500+ capacity events space (reminiscent of...

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As part of the Returning Rivers to the City Scheme, Sheffield City Council is considering reopening the last few yards of the River Sheaf from the Megatron to the River Don, in a park to be called Sheaf Field.

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Aug 19, 2024 · The big story: Putting the Sheaf back into Sheffield. Top line: Work is to begin next week on deculverting — or “daylighting” — the River Sheaf in Castlegate. The work will open up the River Sheaf at its confluence with the River Don for the first time in over a century.

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