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Roots are the UK's "most controversial" allotment company. But its founders can't understand why
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Why are psychic nights on the rise in Sheffield's working class communities?
"The power of the congregation is massive"
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Much ado about tiling
Plus, Pulp’s first record in two decades is named album of the year
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The Tribune’s ultimate Sheffield Christmas gift guide
Plus: even *more* exciting Tribune news!
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Won’t work? Can’t work. The University of Sheffield is no longer playing nice
Striking staff have been warned they won’t be paid unless missed lessons are replaced. Plus: exciting news from the British Journalism Awards
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‘It's a strange time to be in this country’
Artist Corbin Shaw on flags, identity, and whether he’s still proud to be English
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After eight years of waiting, can the Gleadless Valley hope again?
Plus, Sheffield ‘lights up’ for Christmas
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Eight lessons in life from Sheffield’s Last Woman of Steel
The founder of Crone Club revisits her interview with Kathleen Roberts
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When Supertram was brought into public control, it was meant to get better. So why the recent chaos?
Plus, the local lads eyeing up Sheffield Wednesday
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In a Costa in east London, we finally put some questions to Andrew Milne
Why is he sending threatening letters? Does he think he’s committed fraud? And will he be paying the money back?
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A dead man’s identity remained a mystery for 12 years. A team from Hallam cracked the case
‘Even though it’s awful to find out that he had died, it does provide that closure’
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What to do in Sheffield this Christmas
Plus, the hunt for an Owls owner continues and a theatrical take on the Dead Poets Society
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A 12-year-old girl in crisis was sent to Sheffield for help. Three weeks later, she was dead
‘It’s something I have thought about a million times over’
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Inside Brigantia, Sheffield’s most troubled academy trust
‘I want people to be aware of how they treated us’
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New: Detectives ‘reviewing’ Andrew Milne case after MP reports him to the police
Plus: Private Eye has picked up the story and a top lawyer is speaking to leaseholders he targeted
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The debate over Sheffield’s Green Belt has drawn to a close. Or has it?
Plus, your chance to buy one of the city's heritage icons
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