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What’s it really like to live in Sheffield city centre?
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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.
Sheffield
Campaigning in poetry, governing in prose
A year after their victory, It’s Our City! are left wondering what's changed
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Football, fans and foreign owners
Plus, hundreds of cyclists demonstrate in Sheffield city centre
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‘Are you Tony Blair or Tony Benn? I’m neither.’
On the campaign trail with Oliver Coppard
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Sharing iftar at Sheffield’s biggest mosque
‘They call me the King of London Road’
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‘We’re still banned from 92% of the land in this country’
Fighting for the right to roam 90 years after Kinder Scout
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Sheffield’s Moriarty: a master-criminal like no other
‘Lion-hearted I have lived. And when my time comes. Lion-hearted I will die.’
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A campaign group accused a Sheffield woman of being a dodgy landlord. It cost them £100,000
‘They crossed the line’
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Borne back ceaselessly into Sheffield’s canal past
'Please don’t fall in. Please don’t fall in.'
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Barnardo's appointed to investigate “gay conversion therapy” church
Plus, a new book about Northerners
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‘We have a fighting chance of reclaiming control’
The Tribune’s politics analyst looks forward to the local elections
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How gambling claimed the lives of two young Sheffield men
‘I’m not coming back from this one’
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Anger, confusion and a row about authenticity as The Leadmill faces eviction
Plus, the rest of your weekly briefing
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April is the cruellest month for Sheffield’s poorest neighbourhoods
‘Everything going up man. Food, electricity. Everything.'
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