Unpaid wages, a highly regarded manager on way out and very real fears for the future. A once proud club is on the brink ...

Chris, a butcher in Walkley for 30 years, uses the blue and white striped bottle of Henderson’s Relish to give the special flavour - and he insists it tastes better than the red and white ...

Work can go ahead to transform the former Henderson’s Relish factory near Sheffield University after planning permission was approved for the scheme. News you can trust since 1887 Sign In ...

A Sheffield pub will be serving up pints of beer made with Henderson’s Relish for the very first time tonight. Did you know with a Digital subscription to Yorkshire Post, you can get access to ...

Henderson's House part of the former factory site on Leavygreave Road is a much-loved Sheffield landmark and became part of the University's estate in 2015. ... Following the recent adverse weather, a ...

A Sheffield man wants £3,500 for a bottle of 'vintage' Henderson's Relish he is selling online. Cole Starkes claims the approximately 50-year-old bottle of the one-and-only Hendo's is the real deal, ...

An empty sauce factory and campus landmark in Sheffield is to be turned into a pub. The University of Sheffield bought the Henderson's Relish building on Leavygreave Road in the summer. The ...

WAKEFIELD might have its rhubarb and Pontefract its liquorice, but Sheffield has its famous spicy condiment. All Sections. News you can trust since 1754. Sign In. Support Us.

The Henderson's Relish signs from the front and side of the building will be taken down this week to ensure they aren't damaged by the necessary buildings works which are needed to preserve the House.

THE manufacturer of one of Sheffield best-loved products, Henderson’s Relish, has moved into a new home at JF Finnegan’s 58 acre Sheffield Parkway Business Park.

An empty sauce factory and campus landmark in Sheffield is to be turned into a pub. The University of Sheffield bought the Henderson's Relish building on Leavygreave Road in the summer. The ...

The manufacturer of one of Sheffield best-loved products, Henderson’s Relish, has moved into a new home at JF Finnegan’s acclaimed 58 acre Sheffield Parkway Business Park. After starting life in ...