Shout out to Sheffield's key workersShout out to Sheffield's key workers
Shout out to Sheffield's key workers

Can you spot yourself in this retro gallery of Sheffield key workers?

Whether you are keeping the shelves stocked, delivering babies, collecting rubbish, putting out fires, patrolling our streets or looking after the elderly you are all doing a wonderful job in difficult times.
By Lucy Ball
Published 9th Apr 2020, 07:31 BST
Updated 9th Apr 2020, 07:38 BST

So take a look back at these retro photos from years gone by shining a light on the some of the city’s key workers and see who you know.

Want more Sheffield retro? Which dinnerladies can you spot in these retro pictures? Look back at Sheffield amazing NHS staff over ther years

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Undertakers work in all weathers and never stop helping you say goodbye to your loved ones

1. Undertakers

Undertakers work in all weathers and never stop helping you say goodbye to your loved ones Photo: Stuart Hastings

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Babies are still being born during these trying times, so here's a shout out to all the midwives - pictured in 2008 is midwife Kathy Bailey at the Jessop Wing with mum Claire Flack and her baby girl Bobby

2. Midwives

Babies are still being born during these trying times, so here's a shout out to all the midwives - pictured in 2008 is midwife Kathy Bailey at the Jessop Wing with mum Claire Flack and her baby girl Bobby Photo: Dennis Lound

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Visiting the supermarket is a different experience at the moment but staff still are working hard to keep us fed, pictured are some of the satff from Asda in 2003

3. Supermarket workers

Visiting the supermarket is a different experience at the moment but staff still are working hard to keep us fed, pictured are some of the satff from Asda in 2003 Photo: Roger Nadal

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Regardless of what is going on outside our older family members and friends still need looking after so thank you to the nursing home staff across the city. Pictured at Northfield Nursing Home in 1998 where Kitty Glossop celebrated her 100th birthday pictured with staff and family.

4. Nursing homes

Regardless of what is going on outside our older family members and friends still need looking after so thank you to the nursing home staff across the city. Pictured at Northfield Nursing Home in 1998 where Kitty Glossop celebrated her 100th birthday pictured with staff and family. Photo: Barry Richardson

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