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Housing
Median sold price £215,000 last 12 months4,847 completed salesTerraced £190,100Flat or maisonette £140,000374 problems reported to the council through FixMyStreet this week FixMyStreetFly tipping and rubbish was the most reported problem this week FixMyStreetType a postcode and see how its neighbourhood ranks against the other 125 in Sheffield Full area report341 km² of Sheffield is mapped at 55 dB or more from road traffic (Lden) Defra noise mapping 201714.3 km² sits in the loudest road band, 75 dB or more Defra noise mapping 201734 km² is mapped at 55 dB or more from railways Defra noise mapping 201758.6% of Sheffield households own their home Census 202129.2% of Sheffield households have no car or van Census 202118.7% of Sheffield households rent privately Census 2021Yorkshire grid: high carbon now, 55% biomass 184 gCO2/kWh, Carbon Intensity API, CC BY 4.0GB grid at 20:00: 27.7 GW, 57% gas Elexon Insights initial outturnCheapest E10 in Sheffield: 171.7p at Asda Sheffield Drakehouse Superstore ASDA SHEFFIELD DRAKEHOUSE SUPERSTORE, SHEFFIELD Price submitted 5 Oct, DESNZ Fuel Finder, OGL v3.0

Photograph: Shane Rounce on Unsplash

Local context and safer renting

Housing in Sheffield

Understand an area, know the checks to make and find local support before you commit to a room or home.

Sheffield housing guide. Explore practical renting checks, Sheffield area records and local housing organisations while the property marketplace is being prepared.

Before you rent, buy or move in

Check any Sheffield postcode

One page about that exact spot: what homes cost and how many are rented, whether it is noisy, how the neighbourhood measures for deprivation, flooding, air, policing and recorded crime, the nearest GP, pharmacy, dentist and school, the stops you can walk to, green space, food hygiene, planning going through, and what actually happens there. Or ask about the street instead and get what is affecting it right now. Every figure names its source and its date, and anything we do not hold says so.

Built from the stored open-data snapshots listed on each answer. Postcode positions from postcodes.io, Open Government Licence v3.0.

Before you pay

Six checks worth making

A viewing and a written agreement matter more than a convincing message or a rushed deadline.

  1. See the home

    Visit in person where you safely can. Never rely only on photographs, video or a social profile.

  2. Check who is letting it

    Ask the landlord or agent to show who they are and that they have authority to let the property.

  3. Read the whole agreement

    Check the rent, bills, deposit, term, notice rules and every fee before signing or transferring money.

  4. Protect the deposit

    For most private tenancies the landlord must protect the deposit in a government-backed scheme and provide the prescribed information.

  5. Check safety documents

    Ask for the energy certificate, gas-safety record where gas is fitted, electrical report and smoke or carbon-monoxide alarm information.

  6. Keep a record

    Save the advert, agreement, inventory, receipts and messages. Photograph the condition and meter readings when you move in.

Use this practical checklist alongside tenancy-specific legal advice and the current rules for your agreement. Check the current private-renting guidance on GOV.UK.

Local area links

Start with the area

Explore places already connected to local events and venues. Counts show how much local Sheffield Events content is tagged to each area.

Local support

Housing organisations in the directory

These are published Charity Commission records classified under accommodation and housing. Check the organisation’s own details before relying on a service.

  • Charity no. 1135238

    Africa United

    Africa United works to improve the lives of African people and other minority communities in Sheffield and neighbouring towns. AU provides free…

  • Charity no. 1120401

    Ashiana Sheffield

    Ashiana has over thirty years' experience of working with Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic & Refugee (BAMER) adults, children & young people fleeing…

  • Charity no. 1154862

    Assist Sheffield

    The relief of Asylum Seekers who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.The advancement of the education of the public, and…

  • Charity no. 518591

    Autism Plus Limited

    The charity provides Residential and Supported Living services for adults with autism and other disabilities. Other key associated services includes Adult Learning,…

  • Charity no. 1110314

    Causeway Charitable Services

    Causeway supports marginalised and vulnerable people to recover from trauma and develop safe and fulfilling futures. Our modern slavery and crime reduction…

Council tenants and applicants

Neighbourhood housing offices

Sheffield City Council’s local housing offices, with the published opening times and contact for each area.

Source: Sheffield City Council open data, Open Government Licence v3.0. Check the council’s own page before travelling; office arrangements change. Dataset record

Worried about losing your home or unsafe tonight?

Use Help near you for foodbanks, community venues and support contacts. For urgent housing advice, use the council or Shelter’s current guidance rather than waiting for a listing here.

Useful next steps

Check the wider neighbourhood

  • Local map

    See venues, services and what is around an address or area.

  • Directory

    Browse Sheffield businesses, venues and organisations already held by the site.

  • What’s on

    Get a feel for what is happening nearby before choosing where to live.

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Census 2021

Homes and cars

Tenure and car ownership for the 231,994 households counted in Sheffield at the 2021 census.

Tenure

Owned outright
31%
Owned with a mortgage
27.3%
Shared ownership
0.3%
Council rented
15.6%
Other social rented
7%
Private rented
16.8%
Other private rented
1.9%
Lives rent free
0.1%

Cars and vans

No car
29.2%
One car
42.5%
Two cars
22.1%
Three or more
6.2%

Most car-free neighbourhoods

Share of households with no car or van. Across Sheffield it was 29.2%.

  1. Netherthorpe 67.7% 1,280 households
  2. Cathedral Quarter 67.3% 909 households
  3. Little Sheffield 63.6% 817 households
  4. Saint Vincent's and Shalesmoor 62.9% 1,500 households
  5. Upperthorpe 54.8% 1,712 households
  6. Newfield Green 54.3% 1,478 households

Where private renting is most common

Share of households renting privately. Across Sheffield it was 18.7%.

  1. Cathedral Quarter 73.4% 909 households
  2. Saint Vincent's and Shalesmoor 69.4% 1,499 households
  3. Neepsend 64.2% 1,057 households
  4. Wicker 57.2% 915 households
  5. Sharrow Vale 56.3% 1,175 households
  6. Lowfield 54.4% 1,312 households

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

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.

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

Ofcom Connected Nations 2025

Broadband and mobile across Sheffield

268,249 premises in the Sheffield local authority area, as reported to Ofcom for July 2025 and published 19 November 2025.

Gigabit-capable
93%
Full fibre available
91%
Full-fibre take-up
42% of all premises
300 Mbit/s or faster
94%
Superfast (30 Mbit/s or faster)
98%
Below the broadband USO
38 premises

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%.

Highest gigabit availability

  1. Richmond 100% 2,748 premises
  2. Woodthorpe 100% 2,364 premises
  3. Frecheville 100% 2,235 premises
  4. Shirecliffe 100% 1,977 premises
  5. Longley 100% 1,621 premises
  6. Charnock 100% 1,476 premises

Lowest gigabit availability

  1. Bradfield 0% 385 premises
  2. Little Sheffield 42% 749 premises
  3. Endcliffe 46% 861 premises
  4. Cultural Industries Quarter 50% 2,131 premises
  5. Sandygate 51% 1,342 premises
  6. Castlegate 55% 970 premises

Neighbourhood figures need at least 300 premises. Every neighbourhood page shows its own availability shares beside the Sheffield figure. Browse the neighbourhoods

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, last twelve months

What Sheffield homes actually sold for

Completed sales registered from 4 Oct 2025 to 28 Aug 2026. 4,847 standard sales with a Sheffield postcode.

Median price
£215,000
Middle half of sales
£161,000 to £300,000
Detached
£360,000 868 sales
Semi-detached
£218,000 1,853 sales
Terraced
£190,100 1,487 sales
Flat or maisonette
£140,000 639 sales

Highest neighbourhood medians

  1. Whirlow £658,000 16 sales
  2. Parkhead £610,000 9 sales
  3. Dore £575,000 39 sales
  4. Fulwood £547,500 28 sales
  5. Ranmoor £495,000 13 sales
  6. Bents Green £470,500 16 sales

Lowest neighbourhood medians

  1. Osgathorpe £72,500 8 sales
  2. Page Hall £82,000 13 sales
  3. Wicker £84,000 7 sales
  4. Tinsley £84,000 16 sales
  5. Saint Vincent's and Shalesmoor £88,975 12 sales
  6. Firshill £105,000 6 sales

Neighbourhood figures need at least 5 sales. Every neighbourhood page shows its own sales, quartiles and the most recent street-level completions. Browse the neighbourhoods

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. Data is published around a month in arrears and does not include every sale. Price Paid Data · All data sources

How Sheffield homes are held, Census 2021
How Sheffield homes are held, Census 2021How Sheffield homes are held, Census 2021Sheffield07.815.523.331Owned outrightOwned with a mortgageShared ownershipCouncil rentedOther social rentedPrivate rentedOther private rentedLives rent free
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How Sheffield homes are held, Census 2021
PointSheffield
Owned outright31 %
Owned with a mortgage27.3 %
Shared ownership0.3 %
Council rented15.6 %
Other social rented7 %
Private rented16.8 %
Other private rented1.9 %
Lives rent free0.1 %
Cars and vans per Sheffield household, Census 2021
Cars and vans per Sheffield household, Census 2021Cars and vans per Sheffield household, Census 2021Sheffield010.621.331.942.5No carOne carTwo carsThree or more
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Cars and vans per Sheffield household, Census 2021
PointSheffield
No car29.2 %
One car42.5 %
Two cars22.1 %
Three or more6.2 %
Sheffield neighbourhoods by deprivation decile (IMD 2019)
Sheffield neighbourhoods by deprivation decile (IMD 2019)Sheffield neighbourhoods by deprivation decile (IMD 2019)Sheffield LSOAs020.54161.5821 (most deprived)3579
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Sheffield neighbourhoods by deprivation decile (IMD 2019)
PointSheffield LSOAs
1 (most deprived)82
236
326
422
531
631
726
827
930
10 (least deprived)34

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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

Daily traffic at the busiest counted roads, last ten years
Daily traffic at the busiest counted roads, last ten yearsDaily traffic at the busiest counted roads, last ten yearsM1 34 to 34M1 34 to 35M1 35 to LA boundaryM1 LA Boundary to 34A630 A57 to B6200 Handsworth Rd0345186903610355413807220162018202020222024
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Daily traffic at the busiest counted roads, last ten years
PointM1 34 to 34M1 34 to 35M1 35 to LA boundaryM1 LA Boundary to 34A630 A57 to B6200 Handsworth Rd
20161166381106211098738625767307
20171151191086281083458990167447
201811721511060810920610607469941
201911848611189911250611250771554
20209235587085899156811955994
20211107151071341121328153559141
20221196991161681143278748063023
20231230111189551365989869473617
202412403111973313748711095164959
202513807213692612719411293472654

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Road and rail noise across Sheffield

Defra's strategic noise maps model annual average noise (Lden) from roads and railways. The table shows how much of the Sheffield area falls in each band; anything under 55 dB is not mapped.

Band (Lden)Road, km²Rail, km²
75 dB or more14.30.8
70 to 75 dB24.93.5
65 to 70 dB46.95.1
60 to 65 dB88.79.0
55 to 60 dB166.615.3

Road noise on the map · Rail noise on the map

Noise bands: Defra strategic noise mapping, England Round 3 (2017), Lden. © Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs copyright and/or database right. Open Government Licence v3.0. Round 4 (2022) is published only as rasters, so these are the Round 3 (2017) vector bands. Defra Data Services Platform

Council and democracy 2 cards

210lodged in the last 30 days
438awaiting a decision
Fullcommonest type this month
Citybusiest ward this month

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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Cheaper, greener electricity today

Greenest time to charge today

15:00 to 17:00

About 56 gCO2/kWh, the lowest two hours in the next day. Right now the Yorkshire grid is high carbon at 184 gCO2/kWh; the dirtiest half hour is 23:00 at 184.

Generation mix now: 55% biomass, 30% gas, 7% imports, 5% wind.

Carbon Intensity API, CC BY 4.0. Forecast for the S1 postcode district.

Cheapest electricity half hours on Agile

Today and tomorrow, Yorkshire Agile Octopus unit rates including VAT.

  1. 22:30 to 23:00 tomorrow: 21.6p/kWh
  2. 13:30 to 14:00 tomorrow: 22.4p/kWh
  3. 13:00 to 13:30 tomorrow: 23.0p/kWh
  4. 12:30 to 13:00 tomorrow: 23.1p/kWh
  5. 14:30 to 15:00 tomorrow: 23.1p/kWh
  6. 12:00 to 12:30 tomorrow: 23.5p/kWh

Tariff E-1R-AGILE-24-10-01-M. Only Agile customers pay these rates; other tariffs differ. Source: Octopus Energy API (terms).

Great Britain is generating

27.7 GW

At 20:00: 57% gas, 14% nuclear, 12% biomass, 6% hydro. Demand 30.8 GW.

Elexon Insights Solution, initial outturn, half-hourly.

What you should be paying for electricity in Yorkshire, and help if the bill is the problem

Carbon intensity and generation mix: National Energy System Operator Carbon Intensity API, CC BY 4.0. Forecasts, not meter readings. Electricity prices: Agile Octopus unit rates for Yorkshire (including VAT) from the Octopus Energy API, used under the Octopus API terms. Only Agile customers pay these rates; check your own tariff. GB generation and demand: Elexon Insights Solution, initial outturn data.

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)

  1. 171.7p Asda Sheffield Drakehouse Superstore ASDA SHEFFIELD DRAKEHOUSE SUPERSTORE, SHEFFIELD S20 7AB
  2. 171.9p Asda Sheffield Supercentre ASDA SHEFFIELD SUPERCENTRE, SHEFFIELD S13 9LR
  3. 171.9p Sainsbury's SAINSBURYS CRYSTAL PEAKS, SHEFFIELD S20 7PJ
  4. 171.9p Valero Marsh Lane Filling Station, SHEFFIELD S21 4BQ
  5. 172.9p Tesco SHEFFIELD ABBEYDALE SUPERSTORE – PETROL FILLING STATION, SHEFFIELD S7 2QB
  6. 172.9p Sainsbury's SAINSBURYS ARCHER ROAD, SHEFFIELD S8 0TD
  7. 172.9p Morrisons MFG MORRISONS SHEFFIELD MEADOWHEAD, SHEFFIELD S8 7UE
  8. 172.9p Sainsbury's SAINSBURYS WADSLEY BRIDGE (MEADOWHALL SOUTH), SHEFFIELD S9 1EW

Diesel (B7)

  1. 195.9p Asda Sheffield Supercentre ASDA SHEFFIELD SUPERCENTRE, SHEFFIELD S13 9LR
  2. 196.7p Asda Sheffield Drakehouse Superstore ASDA SHEFFIELD DRAKEHOUSE SUPERSTORE, SHEFFIELD S20 7AB
  3. 196.9p Sainsbury's SAINSBURYS WADSLEY BRIDGE (MEADOWHALL SOUTH), SHEFFIELD S9 1EW
  4. 196.9p Sainsbury's SAINSBURYS THE MOOR (MEADOWHALL NORTH), SHEFFIELD S9 1EQ
  5. 196.9p Sainsbury's SAINSBURYS CRYSTAL PEAKS, SHEFFIELD S20 7PJ
  6. 196.9p Valero Marsh Lane Filling Station, SHEFFIELD S21 4BQ
  7. 198.9p Tesco SHEFFIELD EXTRA – PETROL FILLING STATION, SHEFFIELD S4 7UD
  8. 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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Getting about

EV chargers, cycle parking and cash machines mapped by OpenStreetMap volunteers.

© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Positions and details are as mapped by volunteers; check before relying on them. Contains data from the Toilet Map © 2025, CC BY 4.0 (toiletmap.org.uk).

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Sales across Sheffield by month

Completed sales with a Sheffield postcode each month, Nov 25 to Aug 26, and the median price in each month.
Sheffield sales and median price by month4,203 standard sales over 10 complete months, as columns for the count and a line for the monthly median. The latest month is usually low because the Land Registry publishes in arrears.£150k£200k£250k6190Nov 25Jan 26Mar 26May 26Jul 26Sales in the monthMedian price
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Sheffield sales and median price by month
MonthSalesMedian price
Nov 25619£212,500
Dec 25578£208,750
Jan 26446£219,000
Feb 26506£220,000
Mar 26492£214,535
Apr 26382£215,000
May 26354£210,000
Jun 26358£215,000
Jul 26364£226,000
Aug 26104£200,000

Highest and lowest neighbourhood medians

The ten neighbourhoods with the highest median sold price and the ten with the lowest, from the 128 with at least five sales. The Sheffield median was £215,000.
Highest and lowest neighbourhood median sold pricesRanked bars: the top ten in the accent colour, the bottom ten in grey. Each label links to the neighbourhood page.£329k£658kWhirlow£658,000Parkhead£610,000Dore£575,000Fulwood£547,500Ranmoor£495,000Bents Green£470,500Worral£461,250Lodge Moor£450,000Totley£425,000High Storrs£425,000Fir Vale£110,500Cultural Industries Quarter£108,500Netherthorpe£108,000Cathedral Quarter£107,500Firshill£105,000Saint Vincent's and Shalesmoor£88,975Tinsley£84,000Wicker£84,000Page Hall£82,000Osgathorpe£72,500
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Highest and lowest neighbourhood median sold prices
NeighbourhoodMedian priceSales
Whirlow£658,00016 sales
Parkhead£610,0009 sales
Dore£575,00039 sales
Fulwood£547,50028 sales
Ranmoor£495,00013 sales
Bents Green£470,50016 sales
Worral£461,2508 sales
Lodge Moor£450,00035 sales
Totley£425,00066 sales
High Storrs£425,00021 sales
Fir Vale£110,50010 sales
Cultural Industries Quarter£108,5008 sales
Netherthorpe£108,00015 sales
Cathedral Quarter£107,50013 sales
Firshill£105,0006 sales
Saint Vincent's and Shalesmoor£88,97512 sales
Tinsley£84,00016 sales
Wicker£84,0007 sales
Page Hall£82,00013 sales
Osgathorpe£72,5008 sales

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 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 typeRecordedShare of all crime
Violence and sexual offences2,44832.6%
Anti-social behaviour1,31717.6%
Shoplifting1,00213.4%
Criminal damage and arson5707.6%
Public order5307.1%
Other theft3664.9%
Vehicle crime3634.8%
Burglary2793.7%
Neighbourhoods with the most recorded offences, August 2026
NeighbourhoodOffences recordedMost recorded type
City Centre249Violence and sexual offences
Cathedral Quarter136Violence and sexual offences
Woodhouse132Violence and sexual offences
Darnall115Violence and sexual offences
The Moor110Shoplifting
Hillsborough109Violence and sexual offences
Southey109Violence and sexual offences
Tinsley105Violence 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

1,574 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 reportedReports in 30 daysShare
Fly tipping and rubbish73646.8%
Parking and vehicles27817.7%
Roads and potholes1539.7%
Trees, parks and grass1439.1%
Pavements and paths996.3%
Something else925.8%
Graffiti and damage412.6%
Street lighting171.1%
Signs, bins and street furniture151%

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.

Official monthly data

Sheffield house-price context

July 2026

Average price
£219,713
First-time buyer
£194,060
Annual change
2.8%
Monthly change
0.2%

UK House Price Index. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right, covering completed Sheffield sales. Current rental and asking-price sources will appear separately.

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