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‘Controlled, manipulated, coerced and even threatened’: A Sheffield church faces its dark past
‘We are a different church altogether than we were three years ago’
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What did the World Student Games ever do for us?
‘It was beginning of Sheffield turning a corner and reinventing itself’
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Taking on the police, getting punched and picketing: a miner’s memoir
‘Retirement at 60 was just pointless as you’d be dead by 55’
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Why did a struggling Sheffield pub chain buy itself?
Plus, our house of the YEAR
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Heeley City Farm has shed nine employees and a CEO. Are they ready to face the future?
‘This man is the epitome of a SNAKE OIL SALESMAN and now is SLITHERING AWAY’
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Out of the frying pan, onto the floor: Sheffield food hygiene falls behind again
A little over a decade ago, this city had the biggest backlog of uninspected kitchens in the UK
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‘In the past, Sheffield has been a bit demolition-happy’
Why we should value our 20th-century architecture
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Why have plans to create five 'GP hubs' in Sheffield been watered down?
Plus, refer friends to The Tribune and win prizes
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‘For the future, you’ve got to build on the past’: How Sheffield led the way for the Right to Roam movement
On Terry Howard, moorland freedom and the Green Man
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The secret world of Sheffield bouncers: fingerprint scanners; profiling and 'badge wankers'
On the door with this city’s sentries-for-hire
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My time in 'Threads': Catherine Taylor on smearing her face with Rice Krispies and weathering a nuclear attack
‘Extras were selected on the basis of height, age and the ability to look depressed. I was a perfect match for the last requirement’
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How would a crackdown on 'low-value degrees' affect Sheffield?
Plus, torrential rain at Tramlines
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All The President’s Men, if it were set in a modern-day UK newsroom
What if clickbait killed Watergate?
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Kind, kinder, Coppard: is Sheffield's Mr Nice Guy too sweet for politics?
We interviewed South Yorkshire's most powerful politician on transport, health and trying to stay human
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We’ve come a long way, baby
1,500 reasons to be confident about the future of journalism in Sheffield
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