What’s really at stake in next week’s elections in Sheffield?
We catch up with the main parties, and ask what it would mean were Labour to regain control
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On the battlefields of the Crimean War and in the hills of Sheffield, Florence Nightingale's legacy lives on
How Nightingale used numbers to revolutionise medicine
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Using our voice for good
Why our journalism matters — and what your support means to us
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The radical feminist collective that blazed a trail in 1970s Sheffield
A film co-operative which saw filmmaking as activism, consciousness-raising as an art form
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First they fled war. Now they're getting hounded by the far-right
The Tribune has counted 20 instances of activists monstering hotels housing refugees in Sheffield and neighbouring towns over the past year
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Are we ready for 'change in all areas of life in Sheffield'?
Plus, the rest of our Monday briefing
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'We’re now returning to Sheffield. It’s like a fairytale'
Your double weekend read, featuring the return of fans to the Crucible, and what to expect from this week's local elections in the city
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'A culture of silence exists in close-knit communities like these'
Focus on violent crime in Sheffield, and the rest of our weekly briefing
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An alarming increase in Sheffield's hospital backlog
Plus the rest of our weekly briefing
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Park Hill flats and the making of modern Sheffield
'It was like a big concrete playground'
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Sheffield opens up: here's what you need to know
Plus the rest of our weekly briefing including recommendations for places to visit and stories to read, some great photographs and an update on Covid-19
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Sex and the city: The untold story of the STI clinic in Victorian Sheffield
The colourful history of 2 Surrey Place
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