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'''Sheffield''' is a major city in the North of the [[United Kingdom]]. The South Yorkshire city is famous for its steel industry, although this is now in severe decline.
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'''Sheffield''' is a city mainly in southern [[Yorkshire]], England. Arguably one of England's most important cities during the Industrial Revolution of the late-18th and early-19th centuries, Sheffield is historically renown for its [[stainless steel]] production and role in the international [[cutlery]] trade, with the production of cutlery in the area being recorded from the 14th century.
The core of modern Sheffield was historically a small market town in the [[Strafforth]] hundred of the [[West Riding of Yorkshire]]. Urban expansion in the 19th century saw the city's southern suburbs expand into northern Derbyshire, though the city had its own county borough council.
==Education==
==Education==
==Sport==
==Sport==
Sheffield is home to two football teams. Sheffield Wednesday (the Owls, who play at the Hillsborough Stadium) compete in the Football League One and Sheffield United (the Blades, who play at Bramall Lane) compete in the Championship.
Sheffield is home to two football teams. Sheffield Wednesday (the Owls, who play at the Hillsborough Stadium) and Sheffield United (the Blades, who play at Bramall Lane) both, as of October 2024, compete in the Championship.
== Politics ==
== Politics ==