Pictured on one of the new ski runs at Sheffield Ski Village, Parkwood Springs in October 1988 are, left to right: John Fleetham, managing director, Giovanna Foletti, receptionist, Andrew Lockerbie and Scott Robinson, instructorsPictured on one of the new ski runs at Sheffield Ski Village, Parkwood Springs in October 1988 are, left to right: John Fleetham, managing director, Giovanna Foletti, receptionist, Andrew Lockerbie and Scott Robinson, instructors
Pictured on one of the new ski runs at Sheffield Ski Village, Parkwood Springs in October 1988 are, left to right: John Fleetham, managing director, Giovanna Foletti, receptionist, Andrew Lockerbie and Scott Robinson, instructors

13 new and then pictures that show how Sheffield has changed featuring the Ski Village, Meadowhall, the Crucible, Park Hill and Kelvin Flats

The film The Full Monty famously starts with a real documentary, Sheffield, City on the Move.
By Julia Armstrong
Published 14th Apr 2021, 12:30 GMT

That’s still true today, as places that were once familiar have changed or gone altogether. See what you remember from these pictures – and you can also share your thoughts with our Facebook group, Retro and memories – Sheffield Star

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The Friends of Parkwood Springs digging out a new pond near the old ski village. It's a great area to walk around, with amazing views across the city

1. Now - Parkwood Springs

The Friends of Parkwood Springs digging out a new pond near the old ski village. It's a great area to walk around, with amazing views across the city Photo: FOPS

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Before - Parkwood Springs in the 1970s, not long before the houses were demolished

2. Before - Parkwood Springs

Before - Parkwood Springs in the 1970s, not long before the houses were demolished Photo: Submitted

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The Crucible Theatre's first artistic director Colin George watches building work at the theatre on July 30, 1971

3. Then - Crucible Theatre under construction

The Crucible Theatre's first artistic director Colin George watches building work at the theatre on July 30, 1971 Photo: Sheffield Newspapers

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The Crucible Theatre, celebrating its 50th birthday this year, and the Lyceum Theatre

4. Now - the Crucible and Lyceum

The Crucible Theatre, celebrating its 50th birthday this year, and the Lyceum Theatre Photo: Chris Etchells

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