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  • [+] Burngreave Messenger 2016 Archive

    206 archive of the online version of the monthly news magazine delivered to all households in the Sheffield Burngreave ward. Burngreave Messenger Ltd. is a non-profit making, membership owned community organisation.

    • [+] Archives

      Back issues of the Burngreave Messenger community newspaper, along with additional news items exlusive to the website.

      • [+] 2005

        Archive of Burngreave Messenger back issues and other content in 2005.

        • [+] June 2005 Issue 52

          Online edition of the June 2005 Burngreave Messenger.

          • [•] Summer of fun

            Planning ahead for the summer? Make sure you get Burngreave’s events in your diary.

          • [•] Burngreave Mile Run 2005

            Sunday 19th June 2005: The Burngreave Sports Network presents the Burngreave Mile Run 2005, another day of sports fun and activities.

          • [•] Call for witnesses

            Police are appealing for help in tracing the last movements of a 28-year-old woman found dead off Rock Street on Monday 16th May.

          • [•] Forum House uncertainty

            The three Directors of Forum House Limited, 35 Spital Hill, have recently put it voluntarily into administration after receiving a winding-up petition from creditors.

          • [•] No MUGAs in the park

            Despite the hard work of residents, renovation of the old tennis courts in Abbeyfield Park is unlikely to happen in the near future.

          • [+] Refugee Week: 20-26 June 2005

            Refugee and Asylum Seekers Week aims to increase awareness of what people fleeing to this country have to face and the great contribution refugees make when here. This month we look at the facts behind refugees and some of the issues they face.

          • [•] No Way Back

            What happens to asylum seekers when their appeals are turned down by the Home Office?

          • [+] Council Approve masterplan

            Sheffield city Council Cabinet meeting approved the Burngreave and Firvale masterplan and money can now be accessed to begin the work.

          • [•] Church Hall Sold

            St Catherine's church hall has been sold to the owner of the house next door.

          • [•] Burngreave Academy

            Burngreave Ashram is holding a series of seminars at the Studio, hall Carr St.

          • [•] People Power in Shirecliffe

            Shirecliffe residents have forced the Council to move a works compound away from a local wildlife sanctuary.

          • [•] Fun times in Abbeyfield

            Pre-school Pitsmoor children were treated to a Ranger-led event in Abbeyfield Park.

          • [•] Inner Relief Road

            A new dual-carriageway will cross Spital Hill above The Wicker Arches, joining Saville Street to Corporation Street and Penistone Road.

          • [•] Close to the Heart

            Around 100 people gathered at the Workstation on Monday 16th May to celebrate the opening of the ‘Close to the Heart’ exhibition

          • [•] On the Buses

            tutors from the local ‘Introduction to Community Development and Health Course’ have undertaken a short informal study of the Burngreave Linkbus.

          • [•] Supporting Somalis

            The needs of the local Somali community are still not being met, was the conclusion of the Somali Development & Support Organisation (SDSO) Conference.

          • [•] At Work Success

            At Work Recruitment are on hand to assist all local people seeking employment, training and full-time work.

          • [•] Burngreave Area Panel

            Andy Shallice gives his views on local traffic issues. Plus: ‘Bring out your rubbish’ days in June 05

          • [•] Osgathorpe Jam One Love Festival 2005

            In its fifth year the festival is an excellent annual family occasion, where there will be a diverse range of activities.

            • 1–8pm Sunday 31 July 2005, Osgathorpe Park (Earl Marshall Recreation Ground)

          • [•] Free trip to Alton Towers

            Pitsmoor Adventure Playground have arranged a fee trip to Alton Towers for Monday 8th August 2005.

          • [•] Have a go!

            English or maths national qualifications. Come in, practice and get free guidance at one of the seven sessions and then sit an exam. “The idea,” said Jon Cowley of New Deal, “Is to give as many people as possible the chance to gain national English and Maths qualifications."