Some of the most famous people in Sheffield have been honoured over the years with ‘Sheffield Legend’ stars, steel plaques set into the pavement outside Town Hall near the top of Fargate.
Names already there include the football legend Gordon Banks, Olympic gold medallist Jessica Ennis-Hill, the band Def Leppard, and the singer Joe Cocker.
But who should be the next name added to that list of the city’s great and good? We have gone out to find out who the public in Sheffield feel should join them.
And the people have come back with a rich and varied selection that they feel deserve the hour.
Here, we list the names that people on the streets of Sheffield wanted to see nominated.
1. Sheffield Legends
We went out to ask who should be the next people honoured with a Sheffield Legend star outside Town Hall. These were the seven people residents told us they wanted to see there. Photo: David Kessen
2. John Burkhill
Bill Clarke, from Birley, nominated John Burkhill, Sheffield's 'man with the pram' charity fundraiser. He said: "He's done a lot for charity and done it over a number of years. He's raised £1 million and he's still out more or less every day collecting. Good luck to him." Picture: Marisa Cashill, National World Photo: Marisa Cashill
3. Carlton Palmer
Ann Girdham, of Chapeltown, suggested the former Sheffield Wednesday star Carlton Palmer. She said: "One of the people I can think about is a Sheffield Wednesday player, Carlton Palmer. Everyone knew about him back in the day, he was very well known." Photo: Marisa Cashill
4. Peter Stringfellow
Kenny Richardson, from Crosspool, suggested Peter Stringfellow, the legendary Sheffield nightclub entrepreneur. He died in 2018. Kenny said: "He was a bit of a notorious character , but he put Sheffield on the map. He was a local lad who gave himself a world side profile. Photo: Sheffield Newspapers