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Sheffield Legends is a Walk of Fame located outside Sheffield Town Hall honouring famous people from or connected to Sheffield. As in the Hollywood version, there are plaques with famous people's names on them and why they are famous.
The idea was first suggested in 2005 when the people of Sheffield were asked who should be honoured after a local resident suggested honouring the footballer Gordon Banks, who grew up in Sheffield.[1]
To date, the inductees are:
Name | Image | Occupation | Date of induction |
---|---|---|---|
Gordon Banks | Footballer | 9 May 2006[1] | |
Sean Bean | Actor | 16 January 2010[2] | |
Grace Clough | Paralympic gold medal winner | 22 December 2016[3] | |
Joe Cocker | Singer | 15 December 2007[4] | |
Sebastian Coe | Athlete and politician | 21 February 2007[5] | |
Def Leppard | Musicians | 16 June 2006[6] | |
Derek Dooley | Footballer | 4 December 2007[7] | |
Margaret Drabble | Novelist | 30 May 2012[8] | |
Jessica Ennis | Athlete | 20 June 2011[9] | |
Tony Foulds | Organized the "Mi Amigo" memorial flypast | 2019[10] | |
Barry Hancock | Oncologist | 24 June 2010[11] | |
Brendan Ingle | Boxing trainer | 8 January 2008[12] | |
Nick Matthew | Squash World Champion | 4 September 2013[13] | |
David Mellor | Cutler and designer | 25 January 2007[14] | |
Michael Palin | Comedian and television presenter | 20 February 2007[15] | |
Steve Peat | Mountain biker | 28 October 2015[16] | |
Joe Scarborough | Artist | 3 June 2008[17] | |
Helen Sharman | Astronaut | 12 December 2006 | |
Joe Simpson | Mountaineer | 8 January 2008[18] | |
Michael Vaughan | Cricketer | 30 November 2009[19] | |
Clinton Woods | Boxer | 2010 | |
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