A London start-up tried to solve Sheffield's housing crisis. So far, they've made it worse
'People gave up secure housing to live here, we are quite content to see their business collapse'
Victoria Munro
Victoria is an investigative reporter, who has written extensively about Sheffield's music and hospitality sectors. She was previously the editor of the Waltham Forest Echo.
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Britain’s ‘strictest school’ is a Sheffield success story. But Mercia isn’t for everyone
‘I’ve heard them described as like prisoners escaping from captivity and going a bit wild’
The Leadmill says it’s fighting for the ‘soul of Sheffield’. Its original founders disagree
‘All these rumours are doing nobody any good’
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Here’s how Sheffield steel can still win
‘We’re unlikely to go back to Sheffield cutlery being on every table in the world, but why limit our ambition?'
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Give it a Gardeners Rest!: The thorny history of our only community-run pub
‘Some of the things that were said and some of the things that happened were probably insurmountable’
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Britain’s ‘strictest school’ is a Sheffield success story. But Mercia isn’t for everyone
‘I’ve heard them described as like prisoners escaping from captivity and going a bit wild’
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Sheffield Hallam plans to swap out most senior academics for lower-paid ‘teaching monkeys’
'I get the impression things change quite quickly. One minute it’s this and the next minute it’s that — there’s very little consistency'
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Months after her death, Maddy Cusack is still haunting her former manager
‘I don’t feel comfortable with a man who’s been accused of what he has been accused of still being in charge of the club’
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Doncaster and Barnsley are helping pay for our trams, how can we ever repay them?
Supertram is about to go public — and is expected to lose £6.3m in its first year
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Kelling me softly: Have we passed peak-Kelham?
What happens after an up-and-coming neighbourhood finally arrives?
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Happy 10th birthday, Moor Market! Here’s a service charge increase
After ten years, Sheffield's city centre market needs to start breaking even
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Twelve months of some of the best Sheffield journalism money can buy
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Sheffield Hallam is in trouble. Insiders say the university has prioritised ‘vanity projects over people’
A London campus? Shiny new buildings in the city centre? We try to work out what’s driving a mass round of voluntary redundancies
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The disappearing school — and the principal who fell for Andrew Tate
‘I’m going to go right ahead and say that these charges seem bogus’
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Sheffield University no longer wants your body
‘I cannot advocate enough that medical students interact with a cadaver’
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Why does this city have so few Jews?
‘Sheffield is probably one of the safest places I have felt being Jewish’
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Kommune bosses told to kough up after legal battle
One court tussle down, one to go
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Sheffield’s only publicly-owned theatre is crumbling. Will it take the amateur drama scene down with it?
Lights, camera, inaction
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Eight councillors left Labour to make a stand. But what do they stand for?
After the civil war that has ripped apart Sheffield’s ruling party, we try to work out what comes next
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