14 pictures to take you back to 1995 in Sheffield - from Sean Bean arriving in a helicopter to Stephen Hendry winning the World Snooker Championships

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1995 was the year when Robson and Jerome topped the charts with a cover of Unchained Melody by The Righteous Brothers and OJ Simpson was acquitted of the murders of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman.

Meanwhile, in Sheffield, the Owls finished 13th in the Premier League, while the Blades tabled 9th in the old First Division.

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Steven Hendry took his fifth World Snooker Championship title by beating Nigel Bond at the Crucible Theatre.

Tapton School pupils with the Indian headdresses they have made for the Sheffield Children's Festival, July 3, 1995Tapton School pupils with the Indian headdresses they have made for the Sheffield Children's Festival, July 3, 1995
Tapton School pupils with the Indian headdresses they have made for the Sheffield Children's Festival, July 3, 1995

And Sheffield City Centre ground to a halt because of deep snow.

Here’s a collection of pictures from that year to take you right back.

Sean Bean leaves Weston Park by Car after being flown their by helicopter from London to continue filming in the City 22 January 1995Sean Bean leaves Weston Park by Car after being flown their by helicopter from London to continue filming in the City 22 January 1995
Sean Bean leaves Weston Park by Car after being flown their by helicopter from London to continue filming in the City 22 January 1995
 Supertram crash on West Street, 1995 Supertram crash on West Street, 1995
Supertram crash on West Street, 1995
Veterans line up for a last inspection at RAF Finningley May 12. 1995Veterans line up for a last inspection at RAF Finningley May 12. 1995
Veterans line up for a last inspection at RAF Finningley May 12. 1995
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