Earlier this week, we asked our readers which local heroes need honouring on the Sheffield Legends walk of fame - and we received hundreds of responses.
The walk of fame can be found outside Sheffield Town Hall and includes a number of people from or connected to the steel city, including Joe Cocker, Dame Margaret Drabble, and Sean Bean.
The latest addition was five years ago in 2019 to honour Tony Foulds’ work looking after the Mi Amigo memorial in Endcliffe Park.
Here are just some of the most mentioned local heroes that our readers think deserve a plaque in the city centre.
The latest addition was five years ago in 2019 to honour Tony Foulds’ work looking after the Mi Amigo memorial in Endcliffe Park.
9. Brian Glover
Yorkshireman actor Brian Glover was born in Barnsley - but is well known in Sheffield. He has been awarded a blue plaque in Wellington Street, Barnsley town centre, but our readers think he needs to be honoured outside Sheffield Town Hall, too. | Press Association
10. Ron Shudra
Ron Shudra (pictured with Robert Dowd, right) is a Canadian-British retired professional ice hockey player. He was a nine-time champion during his unparalleled career at Sheffield Steelers. | Submitted
11. John Burkhill
Unsurprisingly, John Burkhill, also known as the Man with the Pram, was undoubtedly mentioned the most. He has raised more than £1,000,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support, and the 85-year-old is not showing signs of stopping. | Macmillan