All the articles from the latest issue are all collected at:
Burngreave Messenger online: Autumn 2021 Issue 150
In this issue we feature a pull-out centre section for kids produced by the pupils of Oasis Academy Fir Vale, and of course it’s all here on our website too at:
Oasis Academy Mini Messenger online
Burngreave’s tree canopy hints at a shift to autumnal gold while we are experiencing the most freedom we’ve had for nearly two years. As we begin to process the trauma of the pandemic, we are facing the reality of economic, social and climate crises as well as fearing for the fate of friends in Afghanistan. In our 150th edition we highlight the action that Burngreave is taking to empower, heal and adjust.
PDFs of the issue
- If you prefer digital copies, you can download the full Autumn 2021 PDF edition.
- Or download just the Oasis Fir Vale Mini Messenger PDF.
If you live outside Burngreave and would like to receive the printed copy to your door, we now offer subscriptions.
This issue’s logo
Each issue this year features a new version of our logo designed by a local person. This time around it is by our featured artist Emilie Taylor.
Please send in your own take on the Messenger pigeon/dove, a photo, drawing, painting or sculpture.
Become a Messenger editor!
If you or your group would like to guest-edit the Burngreave Messenger, our team provides training and support. Editing involves scouting out stories, assigning writers and photographers, curating articles and designing content. To learn more about this unique opportunity, please get in touch: mail@burngreavemessenger.org
Funding
We’re searching for ways to continue funding this community paper. Please help by signing up to make a small regular donation at:
www.patreon.com/burngreavemessenger
This issue’s team:
Hamza Awil, Clare Burnell, Martin Currie, Deborah Egan, Danielle Fortier, Teo Greenstreet, Diane Hancock, Ruth Heskin, Emily Hutchinson, Saleema Imam, Graham Jones, David Kandrac, Sadia Khan, Edgar Lowman, Victor Mujakachi, Adam Park, Mariam Pasha, Carl Rose, Emilie Taylor, Elissa Thompson, Jonathan Turner, James Woollen, Falak Zeb and the kids from Firvale Oasis Academy.
Design: Jamie Marriott
Editor/Project Manager: Polly Perkins
