
1998: Sheffield’s lost summer of love
Among Giants was supposed to be another Full Monty. Though it flopped, it should not be forgotten
Among Giants was supposed to be another Full Monty. Though it flopped, it should not be forgotten
“We wanted to get rid of that stuffiness, that old-fashioned feeling that you need to know your Burgundy or your Bordeaux”
Can Sheffield still claim to be a city of sanctuary?
‘Having been a radio nerd as a kid and just an audio obsessive, I never lost that bug’
Coles Corner was Richard Hawley’s love letter to his city. 20 years on, he looks back on the record that made him a star
‘It’s a great shame that something that started as a free festival has ended up being a plaything of hedge funds and global capitalists’
"If you're not in a position to take an unpaid internship in one of the most expensive cities in the world, or go to all the parties and meet everybody, it can be really hard to get a foot in the door"
Plus: green belt sets comment section on fire and “Britain’s strictest village”.
Plus: Pound’s Park latest, and what to do this weekend
Sheffield has been struggling to draw the big names — but there are signs things are looking up
The town has declared itself the first "Children's Capital of Culture"
It's a tough time to run a chippy. Mina Miller meets those sticking around - and those getting out
The owners of Sheffield’s small venues on keeping it weird without going broke
How the Sheffield Beatles Project reinvented the tribute band
‘Like eating something from an Anglo-Saxon dig’
How Sheffield's most legendary label shaped record design