Younghearts Soul Club is keeping the faith in Sheffield
We meet a new generation of Northern Soul fans
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Dan Hayes
Dan has been a journalist in Derbyshire and South Yorkshire for almost 10 years and set up The Tribune in 2021. He particularly enjoys writing about the people, places and politics of Sheffield.
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Slow-motion resignations and knee-jerk deselections. Has Labour learned nothing from the street tree scandal?
Plus, Park Hill musical wins at the Oliviers
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How street food conquered Sheffield, one delicious taco at a time
Is there such a thing as too many food halls?
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Why is Sheffield’s new local plan so dull?
From river parkways and Stalinist civic centres to bland language and housing targets
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The Sheffield taxidermist who brings dead birds back to life, one feather at a time
‘There’s a misconception that we’re all death-obsessed’
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Four months after the 'gas flood', has Yorkshire Water abandoned the people of Stannington?
Plus, a cyclist ‘die in’ at Ringinglow
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Waiting for a gap in the clouds, the glimpse of a new moon, and a month of reflection to begin
‘That cloud isn’t helping at all’, deadpans Shaheen Ahmed, chair of the Madina Masjid
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Exclusive: Company linked to former Boris Johnson adviser accused of gaming planning system in Sheffield
‘I feel I have been duped into lending my support’
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Can we create a ‘new Canary Wharf’ in South Yorkshire? Do we want to?
Plus, pictures from the Sharrow lantern carnival
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Do it yourself! Delicious Clam and Bingo Records on the fun of building your own scene
The sounds of Sheffield's underground
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Have we found the answer to the cycling culture war?
‘People think you are questioning their manhood’
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‘Sorry’ seems to be the easiest word. But is it enough?
Plus, a £75,000 doer-upper in Broomhall
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A woman's place is in her union
'I’d rather face a hundred striking miners than half a dozen of those bloody women'
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The curious return of ‘make do and mend’
Fixing my coat stand at the Harland Works repair cafe
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