Visiting the Football Art Prize with superstar referee Uriah Rennie
The beautiful game, this time in painting, photography and more
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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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Captured in war, forgotten by time
How many untold stories are there from Sheffield's prisoner of war camp?
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A winter of discontent looms for Sheffield's students
Property website UniHomes accused of 'misleading' tenants
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Sheffield is about to have its first hosepipe ban since 1995. Is privatisation to blame?
Plus, cyclists take over Sheffield (again)
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Cole Brothers has been listed. Great, right?
Plus, the Peak District turns purple
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The revolution will be published
How Sheffield's radical bookshops fostered working-class activism
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Inside Sheffield's monkeypox vaccine rollout
'There’s an air of judgement, stigma and shame out there'
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A ‘black tragedian’ brings Blue Fire to the Victorian stage
The life and legacy of Samuel Morgan Smith
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O sculpture, where art thou? Mapping Sheffield’s public art
Plus, a new mural appears on Sidney Street
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Two metres below the surface, a futuristic food farm
The brave new world of Leaf + Shoot
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12 years after austerity began, Sheffield makes more cuts
Plus, bringing the 'ruins and rubble' of S3 to life
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Has Sheffield forgotten about its disabled people?
Cut off from the city centre, those with disabilities hope for progress
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Sheffield’s high-rise ambitions hit the buffers
Plus, what worried the people of Banner Cross in 1959?
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