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Sheffield’s heritage retail courtyard, Leah’s Yard, will kick off the festive season in true Sheffield style with the switch-on of its spectacular 12-foot Christmas tree on Thursday November 13.

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On Monday morning, Claire Throssell drove to the cemetery where a memorial stone marks the deaths of her two young sons. She came with a message she's spent 11 years longing to share with them.

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THE action in the two plays by Terence Rattigan that make up the double bill called “Separate Tables,” at the Music Box, takes place in a seaside resort hotel in southern England. This is quite an ...

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