Sheffield stands with Ukraine: ‘I am shocked to see so many people here’
Plus, why the city centre was full of morris dancers on Saturday
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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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My mother's only pleasure: a childhood remembered in cigarettes
'People smoked while they were eating, performing household chores, while on the toilet'
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Kelham Island, cars and concrete
Plus, some great recommendations of things to do this weekend
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A Sheffield-born swordsman in Kagoshima
Bored with the monotony of his job in IT, Alex Bradshaw did what anyone might: travelled to Japan and joined a 400-year-old school of swordsmanship
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‘Once every Sheffield flood’
Plus, a great new book about growing up in Sheffield in the 1960s
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Could fracking be coming back to South Yorkshire?
‘A small rump of the party are against the whole idea of net zero’
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12 philosophers walk into a bar
We join the Sheffield group putting the thinking back into drinking
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Sheffield MP Miriam Cates denies knowledge of gay conversion therapy
Last week we revealed that the city’s only Conservative MP was on a controversial church’s board
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The Crucible’s ‘Anna Karenina’ is a minor miracle
‘This is not just an emotional marathon, but a physical one’
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Sheffield MP served on board of 'gay conversion therapy' church
'They told me if I wanted it to stop I needed to pray harder'
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Sheffield MP served on board of 'gay conversion therapy' church
'They told me if I wanted it to stop I needed to pray harder'
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How South Yorkshire could ‘take back control’
Plus, the rest of your weekly briefing
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‘Have we fell out? Yes of course we have’
After seven months in the role, council leader Terry Fox tells us about his difficult upbringing, his arguments with his coalition partners and why he hated being called a scab
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How a local folklorist became Sheffield’s answer to the Brothers Grimm
Sidney Oldall Addy and the Small-Tooth Dog
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Why is violent crime falling across South Yorkshire?
Plus, the rest of your weekly briefing
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‘The working man doesn’t really exist anymore’
The Sheffield clubs standing against the tide of time
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