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.
Stagnant city: Why is Sheffield's population not growing?
‘If you can’t afford a house in Sheffield, Barnsley is a good place to live’
Why is there no Pride in Sheffield this year?
Plus, an 'urban legend' dies aged 77
Shabby-chic mood boards and an avocado toilet
I visited a Abbeydale salvage yard
Has Sheffield Hallam committed ‘cultural vandalism’?
‘We have a big group chat and everyone is really upset about it’
The Sheffield neighbourhood where burglaries never get solved
Plus, bus shelter art at the Millennium Gallery
The vaulting ambition of ‘Rock, Paper, Scissors’
A theatrical world-first that’s spilling over with ideas
A South Yorkshire castle slams down its drawbridge
A right to roam row at Wentworth
Last year's Sheffield DocFest ended in acrimony - what are they doing this year?
‘I guess they are hoping people have forgotten what happened’
Do we need wolves to rescue Sheffield’s moorlands?
The argument for a ‘landscape of fear’
Battle lines drawn over low-traffic neighbourhoods
Plus, a theatrical first comes to Sheffield
The culture war reaches a suburban Sheffield cinema, between a bowling alley and a tyre shop
What's really going on in the Lady of Heaven movie fiasco?
‘I know that a lot of people are struggling to adapt’
A new book celebrates Sheffield’s female migrants