It’s Christmas time and the season of giving isn’t just for humans, we all feel a little more generous at this time of year, and with family and friends descending on your house it’s important to set some ground rules on what dogs can and can’t eat at Christmas. It’s important to remember that not […]
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It’s the most wonderful time of the year and Sheffield’s Christmas market is in full swing with shoppers, drinkers and revellers.
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Dine Sheffield returns to Sheffield between 13th – 22nd October 2021. If you aren’t sure what Dine Sheffield is all about, it couldn’t be simpler, hosted by the Sheffield Bid team, Dine Sheffield provides you with offers at a number of Sheffield City Centre eateries to get you out and visiting the city centre. It’s
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After the influx of people getting dogs during the pandemic, searches for dog friendly breaks and dog friendly holidays are sky high right now. In this article, we’ve been digging around on websites like LivingSocial and Wowcher to hand-pick some of their breaks and escapes that welcome dogs so that you can grab a bargain
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Yorkshire’s Runswick Bay was voted ‘beach of the year’ on The Sunday Times’ ‘Britain’s 50 best beaches for 2020’ list and was 1 of 41 dog friendly beaches to make the list. With so many fantastic beaches that welcome dogs all year round, there’s really no need to leave your four-legged friend at home when
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Ecclesall Woods is the largest ancient woodland in South Yorkshire and is actually split into 3 sections, all divided by roads. This walk takes in the largest of the woods. The woods have a long history in the area with human involvement in the woods being traced back thousands of years. Ecclesall Woods is a
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This is a short walk from Sheffield train station that takes in Clay Wood and Norfolk Heritage Park while offering up a number of stunning views of Sheffield City Centre. While the walk will take you roughly an hour, this route gives you the perfect opportunity to take your time and explore the area, and
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The Rivelin Valley Trail is one of Sheffield’s most popular walks. It’s an easy-going mostly flat trail that is perfect for young and old walkers alike and because it is a woodland trail walk, it’s a fantastic choice all year round for it’s scenic nature. This Rivelin Valley walk was actually voted as one of
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As you’ve probably guessed by now, our Labrador Eddie comes everywhere with us, and when he’s not with us, it’s likely a sleepover at somebody else’s house. He’s got a big soft bed, but dragging it from place to place had finally taken it’s toll and we were in the market for a new bed.
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1st – 7th March is British Pie Week, and thankfully it’s coincided with the inevitable return of the cold weather (not that we ever need an excuse to eat a pie). There’s nothing quite like a good pie with gravy and a splash of Hendos, so we thought we’d pick out some dog friendly businesses
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