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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Peach and the giant history: how a Sheffield boy helped a generation fall in love with the past
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Tonight we’re going to party (and fight) like it’s 1359
It’s an alcohol-fuelled tradition going back half a millennium — but does the Haxey Hood have links to the history of ritual human sacrifice? We went to find out.
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What do you buy for the most famous man in the country? Cutlery
When Dickens came to town
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A musical love letter to Sheffield
‘It’s just a box that keeps the rain off — if you’re lucky’
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‘It has almost killed me this year’
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‘There’s a possibility that this farm cannot be managed’
Plus, do you need a last minute Christmas gift?
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