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Loads of small groups in Burngreave all want to have their own little fiefdom’ ...

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Next to such a mountain of coverage, even what is apparently “one of the largest graves in the UK” inevitably ends up seeming rather diminutive. For example, is the second headstone for Willy’s late ...

Dan Hayes Dan has been a journalist in Derbyshire and South Yorkshire for almost 10 years and set up The Tribune in 2021. He particularly enjoys writing about the people, places and politics of ...

Maddi Fearn is studying for a master’s in Broadcast Journalism at the University of Sheffield. She also works as a radio presenter and enjoys writing about people, culture, and wildlife.

The Tribune has been made aware of extremely concerning allegations of exam fraud at the city’s biggest provider of further education. The college told us they are taking the allegations very ...

In Fagan’s pub, two of Sheffield’s most beloved artists are about to sit down to hash things out for the first time in nearly half a century. Or at least, that’s the plan. Martyn Ware, one half of ...

Volunteers clearing saplings and brambles on Wadsley Common. Photo: David Bocking. If “Friends of” groups are proof of bonhomie, then we’re blowing everywhere else out of the water In the early 1990s, ...

Paul Heaton at Tramlines in 2023. Photo: Tramlines. ‘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’ Top line: ...