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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A not-very-spooky Hallowe’en editor’s note from Dan
Can Heart of the City bring life back to Sheffield city centre?
‘One great project can really transform a town’
Should we ban grouse moor burning?
‘Why are we still allowing a small number of individuals to set fire to the moors?’
Easy to argue about, impossible to ignore: Sheffield’s cathedral to electricity
‘Downstairs it’s like something from Doctor Who’
Tribune readers don’t just get A story — they get THE story
The best part about working here
The council commissioned a report into an active travel neighbourhood in Nether Edge. Then they ignored its findings
‘It’s like Brexit. You can’t change anyone’s minds’
A ‘window to the past’ discovered under Fargate
Plus, Sensoria returns on Thursday
How a boardroom bloodbath robbed an estate of free broadband
‘Internet isn’t a priority for most people around here’
Horticultural healing: are gardening groups the answer to Sheffield’s mental health woes?
Green-fingered groups are reducing NHS reliance — but the question of finances persists
The work cost £767,425. It’s worse than when they started
What has gone wrong at Forge Dam?
The Leadmill’s legal battle begins
Plus, a big week for LTNs, and do you fancy buying Meadowhall?
‘Horrible, unpleasant, confrontational’: What’s really going on inside Sheffield Labour?
‘It’s the worst it’s ever been’
My estate needed a pub. But did it need The Pearl?
A new boozer provides a marker of how Sheffield has changed
Could Sheffield City Council go bankrupt like Birmingham?
Plus, a new pub at Park Hill