
In defence of the indefensible: journalism
‘An hour-long exam should be devoted to copying out that first sentence over and over, like a Victorian schoolchild’
Victoria is an investigative reporter, who has written extensively about Sheffield's music and hospitality sectors. She was previously the editor of the Waltham Forest Echo.
‘An hour-long exam should be devoted to copying out that first sentence over and over, like a Victorian schoolchild’
In 2021, it was ‘one of Sheffield’s biggest employers’. Now, the firm has crashed and burned
‘They took away our work space and left us, they’re wolves in sheep’s clothing’
‘I have got spies in their camp who might not be what they seem’
‘I'm genuinely afraid of an empty diary, where I would become bored, literally, to death’
‘It’s one of those things people maybe don’t expect a council to be working on’
‘We’re unlikely to go back to Sheffield cutlery being on every table in the world, but why limit our ambition?'
‘Some of the things that were said and some of the things that happened were probably insurmountable’
‘I’ve heard them described as like prisoners escaping from captivity and going a bit wild’
'I get the impression things change quite quickly. One minute it’s this and the next minute it’s that — there’s very little consistency'
‘I don’t feel comfortable with a man who’s been accused of what he has been accused of still being in charge of the club’
Supertram is about to go public — and is expected to lose £6.3m in its first year
What happens after an up-and-coming neighbourhood finally arrives?
After ten years, Sheffield's city centre market needs to start breaking even
Twelve months of some of the best Sheffield journalism money can buy
A London campus? Shiny new buildings in the city centre? We try to work out what’s driving a mass round of voluntary redundancies