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The footpath feud tearing Broomhall Park apart

Sheffield, England · Sheffield

The footpath feud tearing Broomhall Park apart

It all started with the signs. “This land is privately owned by Sheffield Hallam University and all public access to or use of this land is by licence only which may be immediately cancelled at any time.”To the residents of Broomhall Park, the signs that appeared at the entrances to Collegiate Campus in 2022 could hardly have been starker. Ever since Hallam took ownership of the campus from Sheffield City Council in 1992, the university had been…Read Article

The ski village fire is still shrouded in mystery. How exactly did it happen?

Sheffield, England · Sheffield

The ski village fire is still shrouded in mystery. How exactly did it happen?

It's a corker, but to read the full thing you'll need to be a paying member. We put up paywalls because we can only exist with readers' support. If you want proper journalism that asks the important questions, then please join today. Support The Tribune I’m standing outside an enormous detached house in Ranmoor, which covers more than 7,000 square feet and has eight vehicles — including an Aston Martin and what appears to be a race car — parked…Read Article

The UK has been put on a ‘war footing’. Could that be good for Sheffield?

Sheffield, England · Sheffield

The UK has been put on a ‘war footing’. Could that be good for Sheffield?

“Sheffield has been doing well for the last year or so because of wars and rumours of war…” (The Road to Wigan Pier, George Orwell). Writing in 1936, just a few years before the outbreak of the second world war, Orwell noticed how spending on defence was providing a boost to the city’s struggling economy. The echoes today are hard to miss. Once again, the government is talking about the need for war readiness. And once again, a city whose econom…Read Article

‘I couldn’t get to New York, so Heeley Bottom had to do’

By Daniel Dylan WrayOn the recent bank holiday Monday — as most of us were fast asleep, or perhaps even still out from the night before — Pete Hill’s alarm was going off at 2.30am. “You wake up and think: ‘I really, really just want to stay in bed’,” he says. “But I tell myself, ‘no, come on Pete, get out there’.” And so out there he trudged, into an eerily quiet and chilly dark morning in Attercliffe, as he waited to photograph a crumbling buil…Sheffield, England · Sheffield Read Article

Flags, falafel, and frozen litter

An editor's edition from Daniel TimmsSheffield, England · Sheffield Read Article

Tramlines owner bought by firm with links to genocide in Gaza

Dear readers — sometimes what doesn’t happen is just as interesting as what does. In London and Barcelona musicians have been writing open letters and even pulling out of big festivals. They’re doing so because of the alleged links between the festivals’ ultimate owners — private equity firm KKR — and firms involved both in producing weapons for the Israeli army and development of settlements in occupied Palestine.Why are we talking about this? …Gaza · Gaza Read Article

Broken budgets and broken English

To read our deep dive into what's happening at Sheffield Hallam, grab our spring deal and sign up for just £4.95. You'll be supporting us in our mission to do journalism that doesn't just take things at face value but digs beneath the surface. Join for just £4.95 On Wednesday, all staff at Sheffield Hallam were called to an online meeting with the university’s leaders and told that the university’s already perilous financial situation had got e…Sheffield, England · Sheffield Read Article

And Other Stories are riding the wave of translated fiction

"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"Sheffield, England · Sheffield Read Article

A ‘credible and affordable’ plan for rail? Or more pie in the sky?

Good afternoon readers — and welcome to this week’s Monday briefing.“I don't have to tell you things are bad. Everybody knows things are bad.” So ranted Howard Beale in the brilliant 1976 film Network. The furious news presenter was actually talking about the state of America, but he could easily have been referring to Yorkshire’s rail network. Over the last 15 years there have been numerous plans to improve our trains, but little has come to fr…West Yorkshire · West Yorkshire Read Article

Signed, sealed, delivered, stolen: the rise of parcel piracy in Sheffield

"It's probably not the biggest issue that we have right now in Britain. But it's these little things that aren't looked into that make people feel desperate, and lose hope.”Sheffield, England · Sheffield Read Article

The Culture List: Every Buzzy Thing to See, Do, and Visit for Summer 2025

These are the biggest events and openings on the culture scene for summer 2025.Sheffield, England · Sheffield See the Story

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