Do the Longshaw Sheepdog Trials have a future?
From eight million viewers to one man and his dog
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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.
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There’s a new industry in town — manufacturing guns for local gangs
'What people think of as gangs is generally a stereotype they have got from London and the media'
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It's freezing, and there's more rubbish than your average pool — but we love to swim at Crookes Valley Park
Cold water swimming has plenty of luvvie advocates: count us among them
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1.6 billion views and not a penny to her name
She’s homeless, vulnerable and suffers from alcoholism. She’s also a TikTok star
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See you in a week!
On the local journalism revolution — and why we're not publishing for seven days
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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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