How a run-down Walkley terrace became the home of ‘quiet defiance’
‘I thought I was the only man in the world who wanted to wear women’s clothes’
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Is the best restaurant in Sheffield run by students?
The Silver Plate is the polar opposite of the likes of JÖRO. But that doesn’t have to be a bad thing
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Sheffield: the game(s)
‘They say you should write what you know, but it’s also about love for where you’re from’
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Sheffield’s a world-leading music city. So why aren’t we shouting about it more?
Pulp, The Human League, Self Esteem, Arctic Monkeys, Def Leppard. The list is endless
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The day the magic (shop) died
And for my next trick, I’ll make The Magick Lounge disappear
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Is Sheffield becoming a more literary city?
'Yes, it's great here and yes it's hard at times'
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'Instagram photos are a lie. I like to see people warts and all'
Meet the man documenting the diversity of Sheffield, one face at a time
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Snooker is staying in Sheffield
‘We would've felt like we'd lost an arm if we'd not stayed here’
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A play that lasts three hours and 55 years
Sheffield Theatres’ new play Living is bursting at the seams
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Illuminati? Vulture capitalist? The man who evicted the Leadmill wants to leave the drama behind
‘They used to call people ‘scabs’ if they were willing to go to the new venue, as if we were at Orgreave’
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‘It looks really icky’: Does Sheffield Theatres have too much power?
Controversial hires have insiders grumbling about the city’s theatre powerhouse
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Hercules to Hockney: Queering Sheffield’s art collection
‘Local voices are literally the bones of this exhibition’
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‘From Gaza, with love’
Hundreds of Palestinian women have gone through university — partly thanks to a group of Sheffield activists
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The Crucible's next chapter opens
'Yes, big things happen because of the big capital P[olitics], but really your life changes in a room with your family.'
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Inside the city’s oldest — and smallest — theatre
‘Sometimes when people come for the first time, you hear an audible gasp when they step inside’
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