Coronavirus
We’re currently open on Saturday afternoons from 2pm-6pm (and also one or two evenings during the week depending on when volunteers are available). You can keep an eye on when we’re open by joining our forum: https://groups.google.com/g/sheffield-hardware-hackers. If you’d like to come down and have a tour do let us know beforehand so we can make sure the space isn’t too crowded.
For more information, please e-mail us…
trustees@sheffieldhackspace.org.uk
We are at:
Sheffield Hackspace
Portland Works Unit 2D-2
Randall Street
Sheffield
S2 4SJ
If you are in any doubt or having trouble finding us give the Hackspace mobile a ring on 07956 464 173 and one of us will gladly assist.
If it’s your first time coming to the hackspace, we suggest coming along on a Friday evening between 1800 & 2100 as this will gives us an opportunity to give you a proper tour and answer all your questions. But check the calendar, just in case we had to cancel the session.
Public Transport
The hackspace is very well served by public transport.
Train
Our nearest train station is Sheffield and is within a 20 minute walking distance.
Tram
The nearest tram stops are Granville Road and University of Sheffield, but neither are particularly close.
Bus
There are a number of routes that run down Bramall Lane (18, 19 & 252), however the bulk of local buses run down London Road (20, 43, 44, 51a, 75, 76, 86, 97, 98 & 798).
Additionally, if you are coming in from Rotherham (a number of members do), you will want to consider the X1 which comes from Maltby (through Rotherham, Meadowhall, Attercliffe & etc) and terminates at Moor Market (about 700m away).
Cycling
The hackpace is located on a yard where you can secure your bicycle.
For more information on all public transport
Parking
There is a limited amount of local street parking available on Randall Street, Hill Street (one side is permit only) and Harwood Street. We also suggest that if you are coming in on a Sheffield United home game day, that you consider taking public transport as Randall Street will normally be closed by the police (for away team coaches). And, other local parking will likely be filled to capacity.
The hackspace moves the Saturday events so that the minimum number of Saturday sessions clash with Sheffield United home games. But sometimes there will be the odd clash which we cannot avoid. Plus, there are FA Cap games which are not scheduled at the start of the season and cannot really be avoided.
Please read signage when parking and (if necessary) getting a relevant ticket for parking. The hackspace is not responsible for any parking fines incurred.
Also, the hackspace is not responsible for any damage to your vehicle incurred while parked on the public street.