Could Taylor Swift ever play Sheffield?
Sheffield has been struggling to draw the big names — but there are signs things are looking up
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Daniel Timms
Daniel is a data journalist, using maps and charts to look at everything from bins to parks and the legacy of Meadowhall. He also edits some of our stories and helps run the business side of things.
Rents in Sheffield are up 25% on three years ago. Is it time to cap them?
“We've got an entire market based around the idea that people should profit from other people's need to survive.”
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Taking on the tech bros
The titans of social media are moving to squash local news. We’re fighting back
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“Very, very toxic”: Is Tamper losing its cool?
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How close is Sheffield Council to bankruptcy?
“The Council can temporarily avoid issuing a section 114 notice by utilising reserves”
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Britain’s weirdest constituency: what will happen in Sheffield Hallam?
“You never know. You never know.”
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Falling into decay: the sorry state of our children's teeth
Could one invisible change help solve the problem?
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Sheffield is a place where people come and never leave. Or is it?
New data confounds one of the city’s favourite myths — and gives us a detailed picture of where the many arrivals in Sheffield are coming from
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Is the city centre finally getting its revenge on Meadowhall?
The rise of online shopping; Self Esteem’s passion for Sheffield’s most famous shopping centre; and its co-founder’s lifestyle 180
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Kind, kinder, Coppard: is Sheffield's Mr Nice Guy too sweet for politics?
We interviewed South Yorkshire's most powerful politician on transport, health and trying to stay human
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Data investigation: A year in the life of Sheffield's waste
The bin is just the beginning
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Is this the future of listening to music?
Pitchblack Playback comes to Sheffield
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SuperTram is a missed opportunity for Sheffield. How can we make it more useful?
We crunch the data, which shows our tram network is being left behind by cities like Manchester and Nottingham
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