After losing three leaders in just over two years — who will be next for Sheffield Labour?
Plus, Eurovision comes to Devonshire Green
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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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Len Doherty wrote the best novel you’ve never heard of — in between shifts down the pit
Sheffield’s working-class hero and ‘The Good Lion’
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From ‘abject poverty’ to Post-it note millions
The rags to riches trajectory of Sheffield’s greatest businessman
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Under the glare of police scrutiny, Page Hall tries to pull together
The Roma came to Sheffield in search of a better life. Have they found it?
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'They put a gun on the table and said, are you going to pull the trigger or us?'
Terry Fox is no longer the leader of Sheffield — and other takeaways from the local elections
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Just seven oversubscribed Sheffield primary schools are responsible for half of refusals
We dig into the schools places data. Plus, remembering ‘Big Bill’ Werbeniuk
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Does Weston Park Museum need a complete overhaul?
Co-curation, decolonisation — and a woolly rhinoceros called Spike
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Ecclesall Road is one of the most dangerous in the UK. Why have we delayed a plan to make it safer?
Plus, Sheffield goes snooker loopy
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Sheffield hospitality’s perfect storm: rising costs, declining customers and not enough staff
‘Times are tough at the moment’
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It's beautiful. It's the comfiest seat you've ever sat in. It's £2,593
Is a luxury furniture shop moving into Park Hill flats during a cost of living crisis the height of tastelessness?
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Younghearts Soul Club is keeping the faith in Sheffield
We meet a new generation of Northern Soul fans
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Slow-motion resignations and knee-jerk deselections. Has Labour learned nothing from the street tree scandal?
Plus, Park Hill musical wins at the Oliviers
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How street food conquered Sheffield, one delicious taco at a time
Is there such a thing as too many food halls?
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Why is Sheffield’s new local plan so dull?
From river parkways and Stalinist civic centres to bland language and housing targets
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