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A London lawyer bought hundreds of Sheffield freeholds. Then the ‘very aggressive’ letters arrived
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‘More and more requests are coming through marked as urgent, so that’s all we’re doing. Everything else is just getting left’
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The Crucible's next chapter opens
'Yes, big things happen because of the big capital P[olitics], but really your life changes in a room with your family.'
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Inside the city’s oldest — and smallest — theatre
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The betrayal of Samuel Holberry and Sheffield’s failed revolution
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