January 2016 Issue 118
- Celebrating achievement at Fir Vale
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Fir Vale School's presentation evening
- You've got skills
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Skills swap group at Burngreave Children's cntre is a success.
- Whiteways Winter fayre
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Winter fayre at Whiteways school
- The true meaning of Jihad
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Muslim Youth league sisters organised a peace seminar.
- The library comes to life
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Storytelling and volunteering at the library
- Rosebank carols
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Children from Pye bank sing carols at Rosebank.
- Plates and pizza
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Green City action hosts two pottery events.
- Musical Macbeth
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Pye Bank Primary School stage a musical version of Macbeth.
- Mushroom walk
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A guided fungi walk through the cemetery
- Eden by candlelight
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Eden Fir Vale organised a lantern parade around the Page Hall/Wensley area.
- Building learning power
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An exciting creative project at Whiteways and Owler Brook Schools.
- Harvesting for Fir vale food bank
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In October 2015, pupils from Owler Brook and Whiteways Primary visited the St Cuthbert’s food bank to donate food from each of their harvest festivals.
- Litter picking wins prizes!
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A litter pick will become a regular event in Page Hall with prizes for those taking part.
- Greentop reaches out
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Greentop Community Circus involves local people.
- Art in the Ashram
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Painting by Ros Norsworthy of the Lord's supper on display at the Ashram.
- Beacons lit up
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Parkwood Springs lantern festival.
- Crabtree Ponds get a makeover
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New railings with artwork made by students at Longley Park Sixth Form College have been installed at Crabtree Ponds.
- Brand new to Byron Wood
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Gabriel moves to Sheffield and makes new friends at Byron Wood School.
- Ellesmere Youth Volunteers
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Ellesmere Youth Volunteers hold their AGM.
- Age Better Christmas lunch
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Age better Christmas lunch
- Parkwood Springs festive lunch
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Parkwood Springs Community Christmas Dinner at Parkwood Academy.
- Safety first at Byron Wood
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Byron Wood School is raising road safety awareness.
- Page Hall petitions for funds
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Businesses in Page Hall meet harry harpham MP to discuss regeneration of district.
- A quilt of memories
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St James churchgoer takes part in quilt display commemorating the First World war.
- Fifty nine homes for Fir Vale
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In April 2016 Sheffield Housing Company hopes to be starting work on fifty-nine homes in Fir vale
- Roads repaired but trees lost
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Work will be starting on repairing roads in some parts of Burngreave in April 2016 but some trees will be felled.
- Sage centre stage
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Sage launches World Mental Health Week in the Winter Gardens
- Boxing in the chapel
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Ali Hamed has converted a derelict chapel in Burngreave Cemetery into the ABC Boxing gym.
- Meet Zeeshan Maughal - fighting fit!
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Zeeshan Maughal's boxing story
- An Iranian in Paris
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Ali Nekooi was born in Iran and has lived in Burngreave since the 1980's.
- My Pye Bank
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Barbara Warsop's family story.
- Lilian Bamforth
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Memories of Lilian Bamforth by Gabriel Kaden Jacobs
- Spital Hill art, Love it or hate it
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Two sculptures have been installed on Spital Hill.
- Zero budget, infinite possibilities
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Cheap Thrills Film Festival is in its fifth year thanks to Martin Currie.
Messenger collaborates with Now Then magazine
- New year, new funds for Burngreave
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Good news of new funding for Pitsmoor Adventure Playground and Burngreave messenger.
- No human being is illegal
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Fran and Stuart went to Calais to take over donations for refugees.
- Winter Health Advice
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Winter Health Advice from Sheffield clinical Commissioning group
- Healthy Communities programme
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Sheffield City Council's healthy communities programme information.
- Sheffield City Council:Burngreave, your local area
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Inforamation for Burngreave from Sheffield City Council.
- Page Hall Surgery, a special case
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Page hall Surgery gains some extra funding
- Claiming back Burngreave Cemetery
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Reclaiming the cemetery after some robberies were committed there.
- Better buses for North Sheffield?
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Changes to some bus stops in Burngreave.
- Misery on the buses
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Changes to the bus routes in November have caused problems.
- Firs Hill falls back into special measures
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Firs Hill School has gone into special measures.
- Love food, hate waste
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A session was held on how to prevent food from being thrown away.
- Learn well, live well
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A series of courses and workshops for adults with mental ill health.
- Aspiring to health
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The Healthy Living Centre on Earl Marshall Road opens on 15th February.
- Dear Messenger...
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Letter from Claire Burnell asking about the multi- cultural festival.
- Sheffield Roma network
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Details of Sheffield Roma network
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