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Tell us how you find out about the news in your area

28th January 2023
North East Community Consultation: Information and Communications We want to hear from you! How do you find out news about what is going on in your area? The internet? Word of mouth? Your local newspaper? [Read more]
Calendars are here
Arts & Culture

The Burngreave Messenger 2023 wall calendar

22nd December 2022
As we approach the new year, we’ve launched a last-minute wall calendar for 2023 in the hope of raising some extra funds for the Messenger. Showcasing a selection of recent (and less recent!) images taken [Read more]
Save The Messenger Pleaase Donate
Projects & People

Burngreave Messenger crowdfunder launched and situation update

10th November 2022
Following a well-attended public meeting at which members of the community, including all three of our local councillors, offered support as well as concrete suggestions for fundraising, we are pleased to announce that we have [Read more]
Messenger public meeting
Projects & People

Community show their support for the Messenger at our public meeting

20th October 2022
As we face an uncertain future, the Burngreave Messenger reached out to the public for support, inviting everyone to an open meeting held on Thursday 6th October to let everyone know about the current situation [Read more]
Burngreave Messenger e-bulletin October 2022
Arts & Culture

Issue 2 of the Burngreave Messenger e-bulletin

3rd October 2022
Issue 2 of our e-bulletin is here, an exclusively digital version of your community newspaper. Download it now. In this issue we have features on the musical and dancing event on Parkwood Springs, the opening [Read more]
Public meeting
Arts & Culture

Future of the Messenger public meeting and Q&A

28th September 2022
The Messenger did not receive vital funding. We now face the prospect of closure and we have a very short deadline to find alternative funding. The Burngreave Messenger has been working hard to re-launch itself [Read more]
The Burngreave Library team celebrate 150 years
Arts & Culture

Burngreave Library celebrates 150 years

9th September 2022
On Friday 9th September, Burngreave Library celebrated its 150th birthday. Writing on Facebook, the team at the library posted: “Happy birthday to us! On Friday 9th September, Burngreave Library will be 150 yrs old! “The library [Read more]
Burngreave Cemetery
Health, Fitness & Well-being

Join Sheffield rambler Graham Jones for a six mile history walk

2nd September 2022
Please register if you would like to join Sheffield rambler Graham Jones on a six mile history walk around Burngreave on Sunday 11th September as part of the Sheffield Walking Festival. Register to join at https://tinyurl.com/2upbsv57 [Read more]
Festival video screenshot
Arts & Culture

VIDEO: Celebrating the Abbeyfield Community Festival

1st September 2022
In what we hope will be the first of our ventures into video, the Burngreave Messenger has made a short video documentary celebrating the return of the Abbeyfield Community Festival on Sunday 31st July 2022 [Read more]
Parkwood Springs scorched by fire. Photo by Peter Bull.
Environment

Parkwood Springs will thrive following devastating fires

18th August 2022
Story by Peter Bull. Photos by Peter Bull and Neill Schofield. We were devastated by damage caused by recent fires on Parkwood Springs. Large areas of heather and woodland ground cover have been burnt, but [Read more]
Abbeyfield Festival 2022
Arts & Culture

Triumphant return of the Abbeyfield Festival

17th August 2022
It was a wonderful day of fun and play at the Abbeyfield Festival, back for a triumphant summer 2022 return on Sunday . Despite a few early rain showers, the skies finally cleared and everyone at the festival enjoyed a glorious day of sun. [Read more]
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The NEW e-bulletin edition of the Burngreave Messenger online now

9th August 2022
We’ve just launched the FIRST edition of the Burngreave Messenger e-bulletin, an exclusively digital version of your community newspaper, with features on the Abbeyfield Festival, Firth Park Summer Festival and the Firth Park Fun Day. [Read more]
NHS health visitor, Cath Baker, supporting creative activities for children at a family fun-day at Firth Park
Arts & Culture

Firth Park Fun-Day hailed a success

2nd August 2022
Story by Kate Proctor. Photos by Jonathan Hyams/Save the Children. The largest ever family fun-day to support parents with their toddlers and babies in North Sheffield has been hailed a success by organisers. Almost 200 [Read more]
Polly Perkins at the office
Projects & People

We say thank you to Polly Perkins as she moves on to her next adventure…

29th July 2022
We would like to inform our readers that Polly Perkins has recently stepped down from her role as Interim Editor at the Burngreave Messenger. We want to express our sincere thanks for everything that Polly [Read more]
Abbeyfield Festival 12-6pm Sunday 31st July.
Arts & Culture

The Messenger stall and camera team at the Abbeyfield Festival Sunday 31st July

27th July 2022
The Abbeyfield Festival is back on Sunday 31st July and the Messenger will be there with both a stall and a small team with video cameras, covering the event and asking you what you think [Read more]
Parliament trip two
Arts & Culture

RESCHEDULED: The Messenger goes to Parliament

5th July 2022
Polly our editor will once again be travelling to the House of Commons in London to take part in a select committee discussion about the sustainability of local journalism on Thursday 7th July. The meeting [Read more]

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  • Burngreave Spring Clean Week 8th March 2023
  • Burngreave repair shop powered by volunteers 17th February 2023
  • What was your experience of living through the COVID pandemic? 3rd February 2023
  • Tell us how you find out about the news in your area 28th January 2023
  • Let’s raise the money for a Spring issue 25th January 2023
  • Nigel Vinyl 70s night: Burngreave Messenger fundraiser 25th January 2023
  • The Burngreave Messenger 2023 wall calendar 22nd December 2022
  • Burngreave Messenger crowdfunder launched and situation update 10th November 2022
  • Community show their support for the Messenger at our public meeting 20th October 2022
  • Issue 2 of the Burngreave Messenger e-bulletin 3rd October 2022
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