Helen Pidd
Helen Pidd is North of England editor of the Guardian, based in Manchester. She joined the paper in 2004 to edit the now defunct Office Hours and was a commissioning editor on G2 before joining the home news team in 2007, going on to spend 2011 in Germany as Berlin correspondent, followed by a stint in Delhi. She is the author of Bicycle – The Complete Guide to Everyday Cycling
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Labour pins its hopes on antipathy to Tory-backed plans to downgrade maternity unit to retain seat it has held for 80 years
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Police treating death as suspicious after body found by members of the public in Dinnington, east of Sheffield
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High court ruling forces Sheffield city region to postpone election planned for this May until 2018
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Cash-strapped council contributed £3.7m to revamp after deciding cuts to culture funding were a ‘false economy’
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Driving force behind Manchester’s cultural renaissance to take over one of most powerful jobs in UK arts
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Unions say industrial unrest cannot be ruled out by nuclear workers in Copeland amid row over changes to pension scheme
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Cumbrian seat due to be vacated by Labour MP Jamie Reed is a mix of affluence thanks to the nuclear industry and deprivation
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Shops and Viking centre not yet ready to reopen as council denies it failed families on Travellers site
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Jamie Reed resigns to take job in nuclear industry, saying he will be able to achieve more for his community in Cumbria
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