Sheffcession: Family feuds, waste barons and crumbling heritage buildings
“I have tried hard to advance us all, and if that has involved telling lies, and deceit, and false documents, then I have done it.”
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.
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Tax evasion, bribery and the mother of all family feuds
“If anybody got nicked and sent to prison, Martin could probably stand it.”
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136,000 tonnes of waste piled on our green belt. Why?
Golf course or landfill? The mystery of the 'Loxley alp'
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Sheffcession: Family feuds, waste barons and crumbling heritage buildings
“I have tried hard to advance us all, and if that has involved telling lies, and deceit, and false documents, then I have done it.”
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Are we England’s friendliest city?
If “Friends of” groups are proof of bonhomie, then we’re blowing everywhere else out of the water
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‘They’re gunna say conspiracy and that I sent the hit’
Dubai flights, damning texts and a two year fight for justice
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Wrong car, wrong time: unravelling the mystery of Kevin Pokuta’s murder
Mistaken identity, drugs turf wars, and 20,000 hours of CCTV
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Fraught with worry, Sheffield’s Iranians anxiously wait for news from home
‘After 47 years, they have had enough of this regime’
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The betrayal of Samuel Holberry and Sheffield’s failed revolution
“Murder demands justice. Englishmen! Blush for your country”
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Can you dig it?
Roots are the UK's "most controversial" allotment company. But its founders can't understand why
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When Supertram was brought into public control, it was meant to get better. So why the recent chaos?
Plus, the local lads eyeing up Sheffield Wednesday
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A dead man’s identity remained a mystery for 12 years. A team from Hallam cracked the case
‘Even though it’s awful to find out that he had died, it does provide that closure’
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The UK's biggest solar farm: coming to South Yorkshire?
‘This isn’t about saving the planet, it’s about private companies making money’
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A London lawyer bought hundreds of Sheffield freeholds. Then the ‘very aggressive’ letters arrived
Exclusive: The Tribune can reveal that Andrew Milne has threatened leaseholders with high court action. It ‘broke my heart’ one woman says
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The phantom of the nightclub
‘The elderly, unswinging, flat-hatted, disapproving spirit of Sheffield’s past’
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In a world where stuff is designed to break, a Pitsmoor crew are fighting back
The Sheffield repair shop bringing back ‘make do and mend’
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Off the lead: Is Sheffield's booming dog walking industry out of control?
“If you hang around in this car park for a bit, you’ll see it all”
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