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We're proud to campaign for Sheffield and fight for changeWe're proud to campaign for Sheffield and fight for change
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It is through the financial support of our readers that we can continue to focus more on the news you want to read about and report more on the issues that matter to you.

It gives our journalists the freedom to continue reporting on the important events of the day; focusing on factual storytelling which impacts on your lives, investigating, holding powers to account, being your voice and fighting for justice.

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You are at the centre of what we do - and so we will be counting on your continued support. Paying for news is an investment in the future of our communities, our local economy and democracy.

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Nancy Fielder, Editor

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