‘This is proper football. The way it used to be’
The world’s two oldest football clubs face off at the Rules Derby
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Gun Rubber, Cosmic Pig, NMX
The fanzines that made Sheffield’s musical revolution
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Who owns the Mi Amigo memorial?
'I’ve been advised that I should let it go about Tony Foulds'
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Will the real Robin Hood please stand up?
Flat caps, blood feuds and a 900-year-old medieval mystery
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‘It all starts with Orgreave. Without Orgreave, there is no Hillsborough’
Can the documentary ‘Strike’ right the wrongs of the miners’ strike?
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Why Anwar Akhtar is a crucial part of Sheffield’s clubbing history
Synths, steel, klang and bassbins in the People’s Republic of South Yorkshire
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From Sheffield to the stars: an interview with Britain’s first astronaut
‘For quite a few months, it was uncertain whether or not the mission would go ahead’
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How a medieval castle became a modern city: a new dig reveals Sheffield's secrets
‘Every act of destruction is also an act of creation’
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The Hallamshire Hotel was a mecca for Sheffield’s 80s indie music scene. Could it be again?
‘The disquieting air of a David Lynch film’
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Give it a Gardeners Rest!: The thorny history of our only community-run pub
‘Some of the things that were said and some of the things that happened were probably insurmountable’
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Why does this city have so few Jews?
‘Sheffield is probably one of the safest places I have felt being Jewish’
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Rising from the Graves: digging into the history of Sheffield’s biggest park
‘I always felt it was something rather special and unusual’
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The legendary garage in the 'lesbian capital of the north'
“It's quite frightening really, that all of that knowledge is held overwhelmingly in men's heads.”
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