Adolescence: How a Sheffield film company made the world’s most watched drama
'We were probably two months away from literally turning the lights off'
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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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Meltdown: the toxic culture that helped destroy the Nuclear AMRC
Complaints about bullying were made as far back as 2018. Why did the University of Sheffield turn a blind eye?
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The rise and fall of the Dorothy Pax
‘He made it such a welcoming, open and liberated place to be’
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Beyond the dirty picture in the golden frame
‘Sheffield sometimes shies away from its artistic roots, like they’re elite or something’
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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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Secret locations, nighthawkers and the eternal lure of treasure
Out in the field with Sheffield's detectorists
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Music sounds better with you
The owners of Sheffield’s small venues on keeping it weird without going broke
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Is Victoria Quays being privatised behind our backs?
Plus, the disturbing lack of falafel in Sheffield city centre
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Fargate’s decline has been brutal. Can a spruce up bring back the good times?
‘Businesses are driven by footfall. If we get that, businesses will come’
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‘This is proper football. The way it used to be’
The world’s two oldest football clubs face off at the Rules Derby
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Poor health is stopping 75,000 people in South Yorkshire from working. Have we found a solution?
‘In all honesty, it has changed my life. Without this support I would not be where I am now’
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