The Arctic Monkeys in 2005, only three years after they formed and a year before their debut album, Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not, was releasedThe Arctic Monkeys in 2005, only three years after they formed and a year before their debut album, Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not, was released
The Arctic Monkeys in 2005, only three years after they formed and a year before their debut album, Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not, was released

See how these famous Sheffield people have aged with these then and now pictures

Famous Sheffielders are like the rest of us – they get older!
By Julia Armstrong
Published 31st Mar 2021, 11:28 BST

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Here are some great pictures of some of the Steel City’s best-known sons and daughters then and now.

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The Arctic Monkeys playing at the FlyDSA Arena in Sheffield on September 18, 2018. Frontman Alex Turner looks a little different...

1. Wise Monkeys

The Arctic Monkeys playing at the FlyDSA Arena in Sheffield on September 18, 2018. Frontman Alex Turner looks a little different... Photo: Chris Etchells

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Jessica Ennis recieves the Harold Whitham Trophy from Susan McKiernan at the school sports awards at Handsworth Grange School

2. Early Ennis

Jessica Ennis recieves the Harold Whitham Trophy from Susan McKiernan at the school sports awards at Handsworth Grange School Photo: D.ATKINS STAFF

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Jess Ennis stalks the putting green at a Dan Walker Golf Day at Hallamshire Golf Club in Sheffield in aid of the Sheffield Children's Hospital Charity

3. People's champion

Jess Ennis stalks the putting green at a Dan Walker Golf Day at Hallamshire Golf Club in Sheffield in aid of the Sheffield Children's Hospital Charity Photo: Dean Atkins

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Sean Bean chats with guests including ex-referee George McCabe, Roy Ashton, Ken Tomlinson and Frank T Yates before his lunch as guest of the Senior Blades in the Sheffield United Executive Suite in March 1996

4. Young Bean

Sean Bean chats with guests including ex-referee George McCabe, Roy Ashton, Ken Tomlinson and Frank T Yates before his lunch as guest of the Senior Blades in the Sheffield United Executive Suite in March 1996 Photo: Dean Atkins

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