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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
What did the World Student Games ever do for us?
‘It was beginning of Sheffield turning a corner and reinventing itself’
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Taking on the police, getting punched and picketing: a miner’s memoir
‘Retirement at 60 was just pointless as you’d be dead by 55’
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Heeley City Farm has shed nine employees and a CEO. Are they ready to face the future?
‘This man is the epitome of a SNAKE OIL SALESMAN and now is SLITHERING AWAY’
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‘In the past, Sheffield has been a bit demolition-happy’
Why we should value our 20th-century architecture
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Why have plans to create five 'GP hubs' in Sheffield been watered down?
Plus, refer friends to The Tribune and win prizes
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My time in 'Threads': Catherine Taylor on smearing her face with Rice Krispies and weathering a nuclear attack
‘Extras were selected on the basis of height, age and the ability to look depressed. I was a perfect match for the last requirement’
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We’ve come a long way, baby
1,500 reasons to be confident about the future of journalism in Sheffield
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Why did Katie Bell become an online troll?
‘She's got something really dark going on. When she's upset about something she takes it out and it’s really malicious’
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A who's who of Sheffield's dead
‘Back then you would have gone two miles out of your way to avoid it’
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Why Sheffield needs its rivers again
The Megatron in the age of the climate emergency
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Paving paradise to put up a parking lot
Plus, flamenco comes to the Peace Gardens
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The mystery of Meersbrook’s missing post
‘Someone turned 50 on our street and didn’t get any cards. They couldn’t work out why and thought they were unloved’
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Exclusive: Stocksbridge was given £20 million of Levelling Up money. Where has it gone?
Plus, tributes paid to Bob Kerslake
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No one knows what really happened — but a man still ended up with two broken legs
‘There’s no point in ringing police, they don’t come up, they don't do anything’
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