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April 2013 Issue 105

Sheffield Somali Forum launched

Residents campaign against cuts to children's services

Landlord Licensing for Fir Vale

Housing changes

The Editorial

Easter holiday activities

High Sheriff honours Burngreave resident

Outreach Improvement Project

Council cuts funding to study support

Council cuts nurseries

Letter: Keep Pitsmoor Adventure Playground as it is

Letter: Disgust at Playground closure

Residents fight to save the playground and Verdon Rec

Ellesmere Green update

Improvements to main roads

Streets Ahead and tree replacement

Spital Hill artworks

International Women’s Day at Verdon Rec

Muslim Women’s Voices

Get active and feel good

Gardening for mental well-being

Health Walks

Women's Wellbeing

University boxing champion

Bus Fare increases

Employment Support Events

Employment support to build confidence

Owler Brook opens extension

Dressing up at Pye Bank

George & Brian: Spring Collection!

Fir Vale Reading Community

World Book Day at Firs Hill School

Red Noses at Whiteways

Earl Marshall Juniors Successful Season

Byron Wood visits the 1960s

Gothic Bites!

Letter: Working with Harry Brearley

Politicans focus on Fir Vale

Further tales of St Catherine's Scout Group

Ellesmere loses its head

Focus on Bressingham

TARA of the year

Concern over Roe Woods green space

Wensley improvements

Crafts at Carwood

Adult Learning at Firs Hill

Inter-School Chess Tournament

Nomads Chess Club

Slow Down Near School

Parkwood Academy in top 100

Push against food poverty

New African support group

Residents promote Fairtrade

Free Early Learning

Letter: Rainbows End break-in

Fisheye Lens – a walk through the cemetery

Jobs at Watoto Pre-School

Dementia? Welcome! Cafe

Easter Programme at Christ Church and St Peter's

Burngreave Cemetery Spring and Summer Fun

Burngreave After School Study Support

Reach High 2 Study Support

Holiday Club

Push against food poverty

Join Burngreave Foodbank in the push against food poverty

The Trussell Trust are taking their trolley around the UK to help stop UK hunger and needs your help.

The trolley visits Sheffield between 10.00am and 11.30am on Monday 22nd April and will be pushed (subject to permission) from the Town Hall to Carlisle Street to raise money by donation and sponsorship.

There will also be a charity auction at Burngreave Foodbank, Rock Christian Centre, Carlisle Street at 7pm on Saturday 27th April.

Please give your support by donating items or services and by coming along to bid!

Phone 07914 676316 for details.

Trolley Push
10:00am to 11:30am Monday 22 April 2013
Burngreave Foodbank charity auction
7:00pm to 9:00pm Saturday 27 April 2013

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