The Hong Kong film fans bringing 35mm back to Sheffield
‘People are going back to the old fashioned ways’
Paid
Members
Public
Dan Hayes
Dan has been a journalist in Derbyshire and South Yorkshire for almost 10 years and set up The Tribune in 2021. He particularly enjoys writing about the people, places and politics of Sheffield.
Sheffield
One year on from the Manvers riot, many just want to forget. But it’s not that simple
‘A lot of these places haven’t recovered since the miners’ strike’
Paid
Members
Public
Has a Sheffield tech firm cracked the quantum computing code?
‘To explain why, you need philosophers, not physicists. We just shut up and calculate’
Paid
Members
Public
The secret spa: venturing inside Sheffield’s strangest heritage building
Hope springs eternal in Hackenthorpe
Paid
Members
Public
After a decade of neglect, can Batemoor hope again?
‘This estate needs a lot of things, more flowers is not one of them’
Paid
Members
Public
The footpath feud tearing Broomhall Park apart
'It’s not the students who have been the problem, it's the institution’
Paid
Members
Public
The Container King
How Steelyard Kelham went from cool new venue to local pariah
Paid
Members
Public
Liberty or death?
Everyone wants Sanjeev Gupta out of Stocksbridge and Rotherham. But who — if anyone — will follow him?
Paid
Members
Public
The battle brewing over Sheffield’s green belt
‘Yeah, I see myself as a NIMBY. But I think there is enough land that we don’t have to build in anybody’s back yard’
Paid
Members
Public
A vanishing campaign and a listless candidate — but Reform still came within a whisker of winning Doncaster's mayoralty
‘Everyone is absolutely, utterly, totally disillusioned’
Paid
Members
Public
Has Sheffield’s new PSPO created a ‘hostile environment’ for homeless people?
‘They are just trying to move the problem so it looks like the city centre is a wonderful, vibrant place’
Paid
Members
Public
Who is pooing on Carter Knowle Avenue?
Our crack team of reporters try to get to the bottom of the mystery
Paid
Members
Public
Adolescence: How a Sheffield film company made the world’s most watched drama
'We were probably two months away from literally turning the lights off'
Paid
Members
Public
Meltdown: the toxic culture that helped destroy the Nuclear AMRC
Complaints about bullying were made as far back as 2018. Why did the University of Sheffield turn a blind eye?
Paid
Members
Public