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'He's a crook': how Gary Ata became Sheffield's most infamous landlord
‘I have never seen a developer who has as little regard for the people who invest in his buildings or the tenants. It really is quite shameless’
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A lonely death on New Year’s Day
Veronica Crawford was housed by a company paid millions to support the most vulnerable. Less than three months later, she was dead
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Is it time Gatecrasher’s reputation crashed and burned?
‘I don’t think you could find one person in the industry with a good word to say’
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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'
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Could Taylor Swift ever play Sheffield?
Sheffield has been struggling to draw the big names — but there are signs things are looking up
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Rotherham refuses to be best known for its worst period
The town has declared itself the first "Children's Capital of Culture"
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