Sheffield. The People's Republic Of South Yorkshire. A geographical and sociological marvel of the North, nestled in amongst Derbyshire and Leeds, a beacon of hope in an uncaring, barbaric world. Plus there are a lot of burger joints. The city has a rich, full history to accompany its colourful, inviting populace. From steel to synthpop, the city has been involved in any number of lucrative industrial opportunities. It's frequently referred to as "the largest village in England", boasting the most trees per capita of any city in mainland Europe. You can find a no more green nor pleasant land anywhere else in the UK. Plus, the burgers. It may seem it at times but, believe it or not, living in Sheffield isn't always perfect. Sure, the city is beautiful, the people are nice, and the drinking establishments are many, but there are some things about the capital of South Yorks which are less than ideal. Things that, unless you actually live there, probably aren't apparent. Deep seated issues. Like the state of public transport, the hangovers caused by certain clubs, and where exactly these good burgers place are. These are twenty problems only people from Sheffield will understand.
Tom Baker is the Comics Editor at WhatCulture! He's heard all the Doctor Who jokes, but not many about Randall and Hopkirk. He also blogs at http://communibearsilostate.wordpress.com/
