Now Then Magazine

Now Then Magazine has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in January 2022. The social media accounts linked to from Now Then Magazine are: • Facebook • TikTok • X • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, NowThenMagazine has populated their site with: • Now Then Magazine • Sign up to our free fortnightly newsletter • Jo Peel - "I get sent pictures of cranes by friends when they’re on holiday!" • Jarred Up 2026 at Sidney & Matilda: "Sheffield, who likes progressive tax? This is a song about it!" | Now Then Sheffield • Stuart Goldsmith - "Every guilty thought you've had about the climate is put there by someone who's paid millions to tell you it's your fault": Stuart Goldsmith on performing comedy about climate doom | Now Then Sheffield • "It's so important that Palestinians see they're not forgotten": the live-link concert connecting Sheffield with the West Bank | Now Then Sheffield • What next? We speak to three young activists about how rethinking competition and cooperation can help tackle the complex problems we face | Now Then Sheffield • Sheffield's NHS should end ties with US spytech firm Palantir, say patients and health workers | Now Then Sheffield • Float Along Festival - From murder ballads to 'Baddadan': a day at Float Along Festival 2026 | Now Then Sheffield • This Sheffield project is helping communities create hundreds of new homes for one of our most unique birds | Now Then Sheffield • Paul Merton & Suki Webster - "Nobody ever asked Morecambe & Wise about Vietnam": two UK comedy veterans on learning from Mike Myers and why there's no improv on TV | Now Then Sheffield • Jarred Up - "It's evolution – the city didn't have a lot of Sheffield-based promoters when we first started" | Now Then Sheffield • "Ultimately, it's a means to an end": Why Food Works is creating a new kind of growing space in Crosspool | Now Then Sheffield • "It's going to take a long time before we see salmon in the Sheaf – but the resilience of the natural world is inspiring" | Now Then Sheffield • For many trans people living in a wretched 20th century, discovering queer figures in history came as sheer relief | Now Then Sheffield • No Bounds - "It's about going back to its roots before we go forward": Why No Bounds is recapturing its raw, rave-led curiosity | Now Then Sheffield • Rebel Amulets - 'It's quite unique to Sheffield – I think we're a very open city': The new mini-festival using art to open conversations around men's mental health | Now Then Sheffield • Hope Kitchen - "Food brings you back to a memory": the new Sheffield cafe kickstarting conversation with surplus supplies | Now Then Sheffield • A safe house in Walkley: writing Rose's House back into Sheffield's queer history | Now Then Sheffield • Sheffield's energy revolution: how a dairy farm and a community benefit society are reshaping Britain's energy future | Now Then Sheffield • Andy Burnham wants to 'rewire Britain' – he should start by taking back Yorkshire Water | Now Then Sheffield • Beanies - Four decades of cooperative food in Sheffield | Now Then Sheffield • Who or what is Andy Burnham? | Now Then Sheffield • Sheffield is calling time on gambling adverts – and reimagining what public space is for | Now Then Sheffield • Passenger numbers at Doncaster Sheffield Airport are forecast way below what's "affordable". So why is the project still going ahead? | Now Then Sheffield • “Nothing’s weird in this shop”: how Airy Fairy became home to magic-seekers across Sheffield | Now Then Sheffield • Same beer, new space: Abbeydale Beerworks opens its doors | Now Then Sheffield • Drowned churches and lucky astronauts: tracing real magic with Sheffield's occult expert | Now Then Sheffield • Hypha Studios - "The people of Hillsborough have really turned up": meet the team turning an empty Wilkos into an art gallery for all | Now Then Sheffield • David Bramwell - "It presents itself as being an 84% true story": David Bramwell brings Sheffield a tale of a long-lost haunted moustache | Now Then Sheffield • The law has treated nature as an object humans can use and exploit – but that paradigm is shifting | Now Then Sheffield • Labour decimated in Sheffield's local elections, with Greens and Reform making major gains | Now Then Sheffield • In remote part: Idlewild and Zoe Graham at the Foundry | Now Then Sheffield • Connecting Limbs: With floods threatening livelihoods, how can businesses better look after Sheffield's hidden rivers? | Now Then Sheffield • Why the National Emergency Briefing could be the key that unlocks a mass response to the climate crisis | Now Then Sheffield • Sheffield's classical scene has so much potential – why are we not making the most of it? | Now Then Sheffield • Half of Rotherham's riot arrests had already been reported for domestic abuse – is enough being done to de-escalate before violence occurs? | Now Then Sheffield • How can I fight fascism if I get anxious asking for my reserved seat on the train? | Now Then Sheffield • Mayor unveils slick new look for South Yorkshire’s publicly-controlled transport network | Now Then Sheffield • Connecting Limbs: In the race to restore Sheffield's hidden rivers, can natural and industrial heritage coexist? | Now Then Sheffield • Tell us what you want to see from Now Then's return to print | Now Then Sheffield • Our ambitious project is building a communistic vision in a South Yorkshire ex-mining town | Now Then Sheffield • "We all need to be seen": ArtWorks brings autistic artists and those with learning difficulties to Sheffield's Millennium Gallery | Now Then Sheffield • The People's Newsroom - Lessons for a Story Commons: how storytelling can open the door to thriving futures | Now Then Sheffield • Growing futures at Manor Top | Now Then Sheffield • Sheffield's NHS could be about to hand over patient data to a US spy-tech firm with links to the Trump regime | Now Then Sheffield • Sheffield Soundwalkers - “The soundwalks are a practice, rather than a wellness product. When you walk slowly, you feel more present” | Now Then Sheffield • Palestine Action: Police in Sheffield arrest 17 peaceful protesters against genocide as outrage at free speech gag grows | Now Then Sheffield • Now Then in 2021: An end-of-year review • The Black Dog - Music for Photographers • The Hop Coffee House • Shezana Hafiz • SAPN • Sheffield City Goals • Sheffield Food Chain • Writing the Water • Defend Our Juries • Now We Rise • Terry Higgins • Culture Strategy • Benjamin Zephaniah • 2023 Round Up • Council Asset Stripping • Market Tavern • Jessica Fostekew • Leftovers • Uncommon Labels • Health Inequality • Sheffield Retrofit • The Minewater Project • Fuel Poverty • Sheffield students protest • Rachel Parris • On Un-belonging • Action on Plastic • Festival of Debate • Kelham Pride • Afropean • Sheffield Supertram • Borders & Climate • A Gated Community • Give Over Panel • Rights of Nature • Marianna Spring • We still treat nature with contempt in Sheffield • Featured Artist - Ben PMA • Foundry • HIV • Farmers Basic Income • Language & Borders • Flaming Assassin • AI & the Media • Sudanese Community • Honest Conversations: Food • Side Quest • SCCP • Food Waste • Sheffield Hallam Art • A Letter to Lefty Men • Love Lies Bleeding • Graeme Park • University of Sheffield Attendance App • Right to Thrive • Amy Gledhill • Voter Suppression • The Miners' Strike • UoS Complicity Report • Shame • Palestinian film • Sheffield's Housing • We need to stop building new homes in Sheffield • Mapping Sheffield • In-patient Voting Guide • UoS encampment • Culture War • Bad Reputation • Sheffield Transformed • Dig Where You Stand • Gut Level • Stop and Search • The Harlequin • Percy Street Collective • Drax Greenwashing • Kurokuma • River Walks • Yorkshire Music Venues • What's in a name? • Reclaim the Power • Grey to Green • Festival of the Mind • The Department • NUN Local • Energise Barnsley • Palestine Encampment • Float Along Festival • Fair and Healthy Sheffield • Food Books • Give Over Exhibition • Abbeydale Brewery • Public Transport • Erosion of Democracy • Mayor's Office Protest • Ember Green • No Confidence • COP29 • Panke Social • Dry December • Climate Assembly • Forced Starvation • Rent increases • The People's Newsroom • Sheffield Writers for Palestine - Poetry Workshop & Open Mic to Raise Funds • Featured Artists - Sarah Lasoye, Nasha Cash and Wemmy Ogunyankin • Join Opus as our Sheffield Transition Finance Facility Coordinator • Queer AF article on the Supreme Court ruling • Sheffield’s brand-new energy hub will offer a one-stop shop for citizens on everything from energy efficiency and retrofit to community energy projects • Joshua Mayor-Ogden - 'I Love You So Much It Hurts' • Opus team statement on the ban of Palestine Action under anti-terrorism laws • The rice cake gobblers have inadvertently provided Sheffield with its art event of the year • Wordlife Presents: Radical Abundance • Steel City Stories: Emerging Voices • The birthday party – Children's Capital of Culture • Freezing time, framing truth: Photography in Sheffield's Collection at Graves Gallery | Now Then Sheffield