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April 2016 Issue 119

Green City Action Open Day

Carry On Page Hall

Forum House sold

Harry Harpham Labour MP

Chinese New Year

Local Couple in Tragic Accident

Winter bird walk on Parkwood Springs

Old library and housing office

Chess in Burngreave

New secondary school for Burngreave approved

All Saints Youth Club: more to be done

Welcome to Parkwood Forest Garden

Charity bike ride

St Catherine’s in fishy business

PACA's Big Zone event

Healthy Living Centre opens

Plan for flats on Spital Hill

Cemetery sundial

Volunteer for the Messenger

Busageddon: fairness on the 83 and 83a

Golden times at Pye Bank

Age Better in Sheffield

St Catherine’s book about the Romans

Drama at the library

Shakespeare Showtime

Feeling Good’s monthly Cook & Eat session

Somerset Park opens

Road Safety in Burngreave

Moving to England: my new experiences

Pupils learn how to stay safe online

Controversial plans for new mosque

‘Scott Road Triangle’ residents meeting

Carwood boxing champ

Councillors' surgery dates

Burngreave local honours

Pitsmoor Adventure Playground wins Community Award

Calling all young people!

Campaign for warmer and healthier homes

Mashashivartari festival

Cabinet in the community

Register to vote

5th May elections

European Union Referendum

Career Opportunity

TEDx Pitsmoor

New Fir Vale primary needs improvement

Pye Bank School

Wanted

What’s your Story?

International Women’s Day in Burngreave

Firth Park Festival

Volunteer for the Messenger

Burngreave Messenger team

• Build your confidence

• Learn new skills

• Increase employability

• Make new friends

• Earn a certificate in Community Journalism

Gain access to further development opportunities Become a…

• Writer

• Reporter

• Photographer

• Film maker

• Proof reader

• Or join our editorial team

Community journalism course coming soon. No experience necessary.

We help groups with…

• Promoting your work

• Campaigning

• Capacity-building

• Starting a newsletter

If you or your group would like to get involved, get in touch! Drop-in at: Abbeyfield Park House Abbeyfield Road, Sheffield S4 7AT. Open Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm Tel: (0114) 242 0564

mail@burngreavemessenger.org

https://www.burngreavemessenger.org

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Next issue deadline: 11th May.

Next issue published: 4th June

Picture: The Messenger team receiving an award from local councillors. Photo by Patrick Meleady.

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