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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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Why did Katie Bell become an online troll?
‘She's got something really dark going on. When she's upset about something she takes it out and it’s really malicious’
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A who's who of Sheffield's dead
‘Back then you would have gone two miles out of your way to avoid it’
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Why Sheffield needs its rivers again
The Megatron in the age of the climate emergency
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Paving paradise to put up a parking lot
Plus, flamenco comes to the Peace Gardens
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The mystery of Meersbrook’s missing post
‘Someone turned 50 on our street and didn’t get any cards. They couldn’t work out why and thought they were unloved’
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Exclusive: Stocksbridge was given £20 million of Levelling Up money. Where has it gone?
Plus, tributes paid to Bob Kerslake
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No one knows what really happened — but a man still ended up with two broken legs
‘There’s no point in ringing police, they don’t come up, they don't do anything’
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Well-dressings, Dianagate and other tales of weird Derbyshire
‘I wouldn't go so far as to say I’m a pagan or anything like that’
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Two rescued after flash floods hit Sheffield
Plus, Division Street to be permanently pedestrianised
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‘Humour is a serious business’
Why editorial cartoons matter — and why Whitworth joined The Tribune
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A six-lane motorway over the Peaks?
The case for ending our reliance on Snake Pass
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How many civil servants does it take to level up Sheffield?
Plus, Whitworth transfers to The Tribune
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Soporific in spandex: How can a programme called Gladiators be this dull?
‘There’s four more hours of this’
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Mental health services in Sheffield are failing. The cost is measured in human lives
‘It’s broken. And until it’s fixed people are going to continue dying unnecessarily’
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