The full length versions of stories promoted in the printed April 2008 issue.
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- Buses Better?
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The Messenger first reported on the ‘Better Buses’ scheme in April 2006. Nearly five months after its launch in November 2007, one of our volunteers took a ride along the new bus route and asked passengers for their views on the bus service and the changes that have been made along the route.
- Campaign for Aman Ali
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25 people met on 27th March to support Aman Ali as he began his campaign to remain in Britain.
- Forum House open day
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On February 13th 2008, Forum House opened its doors to visitors to provide people with information about the range of services on offer there.
- Lloyds Pharmacy refurbished
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On 30th January the Lord Mayor officially reopened the Lloyds Pharmacy on Ellesmere Road in front of their staff, visitors and customers.
- Longley Sixth Form Equality Week
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Events at Longley Park Sixth Form College’s Equality and Diversity Week (4th to 8th February 2008) ranged from cultural representation and finding out about sensory impairment to disability and sexuality awareness to gospel choir singing in the plaza.
- Sorby House
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The New Deal funded £4.5 million refurbishment of Sorby House was completed in November last year, but it still stands empty.
- What’s happening at Sorby House?
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Sorby House is meant to play a huge role in transforming the image of Burngreave as a place to live and work. However what it remains unclear what is been happening currently in Sorby House.
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