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
Will the real Robin Hood please stand up?
Flat caps, blood feuds and a 900-year-old medieval mystery
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Park Hill’s developer was given millions for affordable flats. So where are they?
Urban Splash was legally bound to provide 20% affordable housing, until it wasn’t
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A decade ago, over half of Sheffield’s libraries lost their staff. Against the odds, they’ve thrived
An unusual austerity success story
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Just not cricket: Does the grassroots game in Sheffield have a race problem?
‘They don’t understand how the world has moved on’
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Can Labour rebuild its ‘Red Wall’ in Penistone and Stocksbridge?
‘I used to vote Conservative, but I won’t vote for this lot. They’re just a shower of shit, aren't they?’
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Election 2024: The Tribune manifesto
Or: Why did Sheffield City Council pay almost £160k to the owners of The Star?
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Michael Fogg is Sheffield’s most famous funeral director. Does he also have a darker side?
He’s known for acts of altruism — but allegations of insensitivity towards bereaved families tell a different story
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Can Labour win back Sheffield?
‘The party did want our votes but didn’t want to hear what we had to say’
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A high-street hospital, student flats, a kulturhaus…or demolition?
What should we do with Debenhams?
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Rise of the machines: Is automation at Boohoo a sign of things to come?
‘You are just like a number, they don’t care about you at all’
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