April 2019 Issue 142 online
All the articles from the printed copy of issue 142, the April 2019 edition of the Burngreave Messenger, are now online. You can see all the issues collected in an index at Issue 142 April ... [Read more]
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Story by Rae Panache | Photo by 2030 Vision Rose Tomlin is the founder of Black Owned Business Sheffield (BOBS). She promotes and circulates information regarding black businesses in Sheffield and the surrounding areas. She ... [Read more] -
Story by Christine Steers | Photo by Nico Hall Private David Barry of the Canadian Mounted Rifles, died of septic poisoning in Sheffield on 21 September 1916. Born in Ireland, he was living in Canada ... [Read more] -
Story by Graham Parker | Photo courtesy of Ellesmere Children’s Centre Senior professionals in children’s development have called for more emotional support services for children from deprived communities to prevent longer term health and well-being issues ... [Read more] -
This edition of the Messenger has a theme of ‘Language’. There are so many aspects of the topic, we know we have missed many of them out. If there are any topics you would like ... [Read more] -
Sheffield Festival of Debate has been running for five years now, organised by Opus Independents, who are otherwise probably best known for producing Now Then magazine. Three events, in particular, stand out for local residents. ... [Read more] -
Story and photos by Kasar Ali Originally based in Heeley but now situated in the middle of the Wicker, the Sheffield Space Centre has been going strong for over 40 years. I visited a densely ... [Read more] -
Story and photos by Gillian Andrews On 24th February the 186th Sheffield Rainbows, Brownies and Guides (St Catherine’s) celebrated our World Thinking Day which honours the joint birthdays of the organisations founders, Lord and Lady ... [Read more] -
Story by Saleema Imam | Photos by Alex Giblin Price On Thursday April 11th, children and staff from the adventure playground planted hawthorn saplings in Burngreave cemetery with members of the Friends of Burngreave Cemetery. ... [Read more]
