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'''Sheffield''' is a major city in the [[United Kingdom]]. The South Yorkshire city is famous for its steel industry, although this is now in decline.

'''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 decline.

==Education==

==Education==

There are two universities in Sheffield: the [[University of Sheffield]], and the newer [[Sheffield Hallam University]].

There are two universities in Sheffield: the [[University of Sheffield]], and the newer [[Sheffield Hallam University]]. Both are respected institutions, the latter perhaps more than the former.  

==Sport==

==Sport==

Sheffield is home to two football teams, both of whom play in the Championship: Sheffield Wednesday (the Owls, who play at the Hillsborough Stadium) and Sheffield United (the Blades, who play at Bramall Lane).

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.

 

 

The six constituencies within Sheffield have consistently voted for the very [[liberal]] British parties. In the 2010 general election five were won by the British Labour Party and one by the Liberal Democrat's. <ref>http://www.sheffield.gov.uk/your-city-council/elections/election-results/2010/general-election-2010</ref> The Liberal Democrat seat is currently held by their leader, [[Nick Clegg]]. His constituency, Sheffield Hallam, is extremely [[liberal]] thanks mainly to its make up being predominately students from the two universities in the city.  

==Transport==

==Transport==