Sheffield

Sheffield is situated in South Yorkshire, England. The name of this city is derived from River Sheaf which passes the city. This city impacted economy of the country. According to the population of the city, it is listed as a third largest district. Its metropolitan population is 1,569,000. This city is located in the east of foothills of Pennines and River Don. The 61% of Sheffield area is covered with trees.

A long time ago, it included 250 parks, woodlands and gardens. During the 19^th century, it got an international reputation for the production of steel. This city is known as the steel city. Many of the industries developed here including crucible and stainless steel. In 1843, this city received a municipal charter.

The time of 21^st century was the peak development phase. The gross value-added (GVA) has increased by 60%. The economy of the city has averaging growth around 5%. Sheffield has the oldest football club and has sporting heritage.

Government:

City Council manages Sheffield. It elected 84 councillors to represent 28 wards. As of 2016 local elections, the distribution of seats is done as Labour 56, Liberal Democrats 20 and UKIP 4. Previously the council was administered by the Labour Party. The Sheffield International Venues accomplished the most of the facilities. The Sheffield international venues are administered various leisure facilities.

Climate:

The climate of Sheffield is moderate. The city is cool and gloomy. Ever noticed climate -8.7 degree. In 1882, the Weston Park was the one of the running weather station. According to some surveys, it has been proved that the climate of Sheffield is warming. With the linkage of Stockholm Environment Institute, this city developed carbon footprint. This city is made up of suburbs and neighbourhoods which are established from villages. The historic regions are not tracked by administrative and political divisions of the city.

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