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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.

      • [+] 2006

        Archive of Burngreave Messenger back issues and other content in 2006.

        • [+] February 2006 Issue 58

          Content from the February 2006 Burngreave Messenger, with PDF.

          • [•] Honoured with an MBE

            Longstanding community figure and activist Mr Muhammad Iqbal has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours.

          • [•] Target: Burngreave

            On 4th January 2006 we received reports of a large police presence in the Spital Hill area. At around 11.30am the following day we witnessed five uniformed police units station themselves on Brunswick and Burngreave Roads, Spital and Earsham Streets, Bressingham Road North and Spital Hill.

          • [•] Messenger Editorial

            • The Messenger comments on New Deal’s decision not to renew funding for some projects.

            • Information about the Messenger.

          • [+] Anger and disappointment at New Deal

            Residents, workers and projects have expressed their deep unhappiness with New Deal’s decision not to renew funding for many valued projects.

          • [•] Kashmir trip

            The Kashmir Earthquake Relief Fund’s recent multicultural delegation to Kashmir included Abdul Assim from the local Kashmir Educational Trust. The visit had two aims, to deliver relief to the victims of the earthquake and to find out what was going on…

          • [•] Focus on exclusion

            The facts around exclusions in Burngreave are complex. There were fewer exclusions of secondary pupils in Burngreave last year than in previous years but primary school exclusions in Burngreave are three times the city average.

          • [•] New school places

            Due to severe shortages of places in local primary schools, the Children & Young People’s Service and St Catherine’s Catholic School are increasing their Reception class places from 30 to 60, starting from September 2006.

          • [•] Language support

            Within Sheffield there are over 100 languages and dialects used and within Burngreave there is a higher concentration of people who do not speak English and require assistance in order to access various services.

          • [•] Art fit for a palace!

            Inspired by the Palace and Mosque exhibition, a wonderful feast of beautiful textile creations were produced last November during a short practical course, ‘An Introduction to Islamic Textile Design’ at Firshill Community Primary School.

          • [•] An Introduction to Quilting

            Would you like to take part in making a quilted wall hanging and learn some of the techniques of quilting, embroidery and painting on cloth?

          • [•] ‘Palace and Mosque’

            A fantastic exhibition of Islamic Treasures of the Middle East from the Victoria and Albert Museum.

          • [•] Ben’s Crafty Things

            Ben Masters grew up in a ‘crafty’ household and, taught by her grandmother, has as she told me “been making things for as long as I can remember.”

          • [•] President Kevin

            A Burngreave resident has been awarded a rather impressive position. Kevin Christopher Jones, aged 20, is the Methodist Youth President for 2005–06, a post which has been running for ten years.

          • [•] Miss Sheffield – Burngreave Contestant

            Sarah-Jane Madden is one of over 200 entrants into this year’s Miss Sheffield competition. She is 21 and is currently in her third year at Sheffield Hallam University studying psychology.

          • [•] The Pub Guide: The Bay Horse

            The Bay Horse, on Pitsmoor Road has been a favourite pub for as long as I can remember, and longer as some regulars recall. The pub is now Pitsmoor’s only family-owned hostelry.

          • [•] Delivering it green

            December 2005 saw the start of the Deliver It Green (DIG) project and the appointment of the first Green City Stewards.

          • [•] Cut your fuel bills

            Fuel charges have increased several times recently and are set to keep on rising. Here are a few tips which would cost you very little and help to keep your fuel bills down.

          • [•] Tree Tales and Trails

            The Council’s Trees and Woodlands Team has just published a collection of stories, poetry and artwork about the trees of Abbeyfield Park, featuring storyteller Shonaleigh and Marvel Comics illustrator Graham Higgins.

          • [•] Community Forestry

            Community forestry is about developing the urban forest. Trees provide a wealth of benefits for people living in urban areas – air pollution can be reduced by being absorbed through the leaves of trees.

          • [+] A New Deal for Burngreave

            March 2005 news from Burngreave New Deal for Communities including:

            • Your questions answered

            • Member needed

            • Burngreave’s in fashion

            • Partnership Board Meeting – Wednesday, 21 December 2005

            • News in brief

          • [•] Burngreave Area Panel

            The view from the school

            Six months ago, we reported on how local children and students from Burngreave were getting on at school. We said that the Area Panel was going to discuss these findings with local schools and see how successes could be maintained, and any difficulties could be overcome.

          • [•] The Furnival – from pub to church

            Passing by Verdon Street, you could easily mistake The Furnival for a 6O’s pub: from the outside it is just a dreary, characterless brick box. Inside, however, a different story is told by the people who use it, of faith, determination and hope that turned the building into a church.