Man allowed home from hospital after suffering serious head injuries in Sheffield pub attack

A man seriously injured in a pub attack in Sheffield has been discharged from hospital.
By Claire Lewis
Published 21st Feb 2019, 06:33 BST
Updated 21st Feb 2019, 06:37 BST
A man was seriously injured in a pub attack in Sheffield on New Year's DayA man was seriously injured in a pub attack in Sheffield on New Year's Day
A man was seriously injured in a pub attack in Sheffield on New Year's Day

The 24-year-old was injured during an incident in The Friendship pub on Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, in the early hours of New Year’s Day.

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A man was seriously injured in a pub attack in Sheffield on New Year's DayA man was seriously injured in a pub attack in Sheffield on New Year's Day
A man was seriously injured in a pub attack in Sheffield on New Year's Day
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 A 24-year-old arrested over the attack was questioned before being released on bail as the police investigation continues.