Can you remember these Sheffield landlords from years gone by?
Lots of people are hoping to return to their favourite Sheffield pubs for a pint when the lifting of Covid restrictions allows.
By Julia Armstrong
Published 17th Mar 2021, 13:36 GMT
Updated 6th Apr 2021, 11:44 GMT
While you’re waiting, here’s a look at some of the people who’ve pulled the pints and cooked the meals in city pubs over the years, and some of their regulars. Where are you looking forward to go back to? Share your stories and photos on our Facebook group,
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5. Trevor's tavern
Trevor Wraith celebrates outside the Kelham Island Tavern after his pub won the Campaign for Real Ale Pub of the Year award for Sheffield in April 2007 Photo: Roger Nadal
Every year the Anglers Rest pub at Handsworth raises money for a worthy cause and in 2010 chose Help for Heroes, collecting more than £2,000. From left, Rob Martin, Sue Martin, Bob 'The Builder' Pemberton, Mags Sharp and Michael Simmonite with the cash raised and a hamper donated by customer Jason Butler (not pictured) Photo: Sarah Washbourn
Mark and Jenny Bingham behind the bar at the Miners Arms in Dronfield, when it won The Star readers' Pub of the Year award for second year running in 2010 Photo: Sarah Washbourn