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Sheffield was in decline. In Bill Stephenson’s photos, the city still glows
‘There’s a golden hour when everyone loves everyone — and a point where people are ready to punch each other’
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Cambridge Street Collective has just opened. But can it live up to its hype?
'It’s good you’re here, so we can test it'
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A tram track disaster and why you should never wear sandals in a bar
Interrupting our normal programming…
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Tent city protest at university still going strong
Plus, an award-winning eco home and the return of snogging
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The skylark strikes back
A few years ago, the brown bird seemed in mortal peril. Now it’s adapting to survive
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Is the tug of war over Abbeydale Picture House finally nearing its end?
‘He’s nearly bankrupted us, there should be some recompense for that’
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It’s 1974 and only two cities exist: London and Sheffield
In Philip Hensher’s Booker-shortlisted novel, Londoners start over in a city in its ‘last phase of industrial greatness’
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Why Anwar Akhtar is a crucial part of Sheffield’s clubbing history
Synths, steel, klang and bassbins in the People’s Republic of South Yorkshire
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Sheffield is still red — but should Labour have done better?
Plus, the Tories vanish from the city, and why Sheffield Hallam could well stay Labour
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How Sheffield learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
This city was once a ‘nuclear-free zone’. A lot has changed.
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We’re the Snooker City - but for how much longer?
Plus, the true story behind an iconic piece of graffiti
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