Website Disclaimer

 

 

 

 

Sheffield City Council makes every effort to keep the information in this website up to date and accurate, but we cannot accept responsibility for any loss or damage which may happen from using any information.

 

If you find anything on the site which worries or upsets you, please let us know by emailing WebManager@sheffield.gov.uk.

 

 

Material on this site is protected by copyright. The copyright owner is Sheffield City Council. You must not make any alterations or additions to the material on this site, or sell it or misappropriate it.  Information can be downloaded or copied for personal or educational use.

 

We'd like you to acknowledge us as the copyright owner if you re-publish material from this website. The City of Sheffield Coat of Arms symbol is © Sheffield City Council and must not be used in any form without written permission.

 

Requests to use the symbol can be made via email to Stuart.Webb@sheffield.gov.uk, or in writing to Head of Legal and Administrative Services, Town Hall, Pinstone Street, Sheffield, S1 1NN

 

 

 

Sheffield City Council makes every effort to exclude malicious software from this site and cannot accept responsibility for any loss or damage which may occur from any use of information on this site. You are strongly recommended to regularly check your computer for malicious software with appropriate and up to date anti virus software products.

 

 

Sheffield City Council is not responsible for any aspect of any website it does not control, nor does it accept any responsibility for sites linked from this one. Creating a link does not imply that we endorse the views expressed on that linked website. Email WebManager@sheffield.gov.uk if you require more information.

 

 

Please note that if you click on an email address in one of our web pages and you have a PC that uses a Microsoft based operating system, it will automatically try to open a Microsoft email application.

 

If you haven't got this installed your PC will display error messages and ask you technical questions.

 

Ignore these and either retype or copy and paste the email address into the system you usually use for your emails.