The Sheffield Tribune
Introducing The Tribune, an innovative news source in Sheffield dedicated to delivering insightful and well-rounded coverage of the city's politics, culture, history, and its residents. This fresh initiative seeks to redefine local journalism by providing the essential context needed to grasp the true happenings in the community, with a focus on high-quality reporting over sensational headlines.
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2 weeks ago |
sheffieldtribune.co.uk | Dan Hayes
The first time Charlotte Richardson noticed it, she thought it was just dog poo. A sloppy dollop of excrement had been smeared on the side of one of the green cabinets that contain phone and internet cables. But something was wrong. Some of it seemed to have been stuck on the box at about knee height, while the rest had fallen off onto the floor. “I thought: that’s weird,” she says. “Dogs don’t do that.”That was about six months ago.
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2 weeks ago |
sheffieldtribune.co.uk | Dan Hayes
Skip to content 'We were probably two months away from literally turning the lights off' The great American film critic Roger Ebert famously said that movies are machines for creating empathy. “If it’s a great movie,” he said in a 2005 speech at the dedication of his plaque in his honour outside the Chicago Theatre.
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4 weeks ago |
sheffieldtribune.co.uk | Dan Hayes
“This is a diary of events in note form and to be clear I have never felt the need, in 30 years of employment, to create such a record.” That opening line was penned by Carl Hitchens in 2018. Hitchens, the former head of machining at the Nuclear AMRC, sent me the diary in place of a conversation. He told me he just couldn’t face reliving such a painful period. The Nuclear AMRC was set up in 2009 with a simple mission: to help UK manufacturers win work in the civil nuclear sector.
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1 month ago |
sheffieldtribune.co.uk | Dan Hayes
Dear readers — When the news broke earlier this month that the Dorothy Pax at Victoria Quays was to close, it led to a huge outpouring of emotion on social media and worries for the future of both independent bars and grassroots music venues in Sheffield. When The Tribune spoke to Dorothy Pax owner Richard Henderson earlier this year, it was clear business was hard, but the news still came as a shock to many. We caught up with Henderson earlier this week to talk about the good times and the bad.
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1 month ago |
sheffieldtribune.co.uk | Dan Hayes
A house divided Sheffield Wednesday fans at Hillsborough Corner on Sunday morning. Photo: Mind of Adam on Instagram. “It seems to bring out the best and worst in people”
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