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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.

    • [+] January 2016 Issue 118

      The full issue 118 of the Burngreave Messenger in January 2016.

      • [•] Celebrating achievement at Fir Vale

        Fir Vale School's presentation evening

      • [•] You've got skills

        Skills swap group at Burngreave Children's cntre is a success.

      • [•] Whiteways Winter fayre

        Winter fayre at Whiteways school

      • [•] The true meaning of Jihad

        Muslim Youth league sisters organised a peace seminar.

      • [•] The library comes to life

        Storytelling and volunteering at the library

      • [•] Rosebank carols

        Children from Pye bank sing carols at Rosebank.

      • [•] Plates and pizza

        Green City action hosts two pottery events.

      • [•] Musical Macbeth

        Pye Bank Primary School stage a musical version of Macbeth.

      • [•] Mushroom walk

        A guided fungi walk through the cemetery

      • [•] Eden by candlelight

        Eden Fir Vale organised a lantern parade around the Page Hall/Wensley area.

      • [•] Building learning power

        An exciting creative project at Whiteways and Owler Brook Schools.

      • [•] Harvesting for Fir vale food bank

        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!

        A litter pick will become a regular event in Page Hall with prizes for those taking part.

      • [•] Greentop reaches out

        Greentop Community Circus involves local people.

      • [•] Art in the Ashram

        Painting by Ros Norsworthy of the Lord's supper on display at the Ashram.

      • [•] Beacons lit up

        Parkwood Springs lantern festival.

      • [•] Crabtree Ponds get a makeover

        New railings with artwork made by students at Longley Park Sixth Form College have been installed at Crabtree Ponds.

      • [•] Brand new to Byron Wood

        Gabriel moves to Sheffield and makes new friends at Byron Wood School.

      • [•] Ellesmere Youth Volunteers

        Ellesmere Youth Volunteers hold their AGM.

      • [•] Age Better Christmas lunch

        Age better Christmas lunch

      • [•] Parkwood Springs festive lunch

        Parkwood Springs Community Christmas Dinner at Parkwood Academy.

      • [•] Safety first at Byron Wood

        Byron Wood School is raising road safety awareness.

      • [•] Page Hall petitions for funds

        Businesses in Page Hall meet harry harpham MP to discuss regeneration of district.

      • [•] A quilt of memories

        St James churchgoer takes part in quilt display commemorating the First World war.

      • [•] Fifty nine homes for Fir Vale

        In April 2016 Sheffield Housing Company hopes to be starting work on fifty-nine homes in Fir vale

      • [•] Roads repaired but trees lost

        Work will be starting on repairing roads in some parts of Burngreave in April 2016 but some trees will be felled.

      • [•] Sage centre stage

        Sage launches World Mental Health Week in the Winter Gardens

      • [•] Boxing in the chapel

        Ali Hamed has converted a derelict chapel in Burngreave Cemetery into the ABC Boxing gym.

      • [•] Meet Zeeshan Maughal - fighting fit!

        Zeeshan Maughal's boxing story

      • [•] An Iranian in Paris

        Ali Nekooi was born in Iran and has lived in Burngreave since the 1980's.

      • [•] My Pye Bank

        Barbara Warsop's family story.

      • [•] Lilian Bamforth

        Memories of Lilian Bamforth by Gabriel Kaden Jacobs

      • [•] Spital Hill art, Love it or hate it

        Two sculptures have been installed on Spital Hill.

      • [•] Zero budget, infinite possibilities

        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

        Good news of new funding for Pitsmoor Adventure Playground and Burngreave messenger.

      • [•] No human being is illegal

        Fran and Stuart went to Calais to take over donations for refugees.

      • [•] Winter Health Advice

        Winter Health Advice from Sheffield clinical Commissioning group

      • [•] Healthy Communities programme

        Sheffield City Council's healthy communities programme information.

      • [•] Sheffield City Council:Burngreave, your local area

        Inforamation for Burngreave from Sheffield City Council.

      • [•] Page Hall Surgery, a special case

        Page hall Surgery gains some extra funding

      • [•] Claiming back Burngreave Cemetery

        Reclaiming the cemetery after some robberies were committed there.

      • [•] Better buses for North Sheffield?

        Changes to some bus stops in Burngreave.

      • [•] Misery on the buses

        Changes to the bus routes in November have caused problems.

      • [•] Firs Hill falls back into special measures

        Firs Hill School has gone into special measures.

      • [•] Love food, hate waste

        A session was held on how to prevent food from being thrown away.

      • [•] Learn well, live well

        A series of courses and workshops for adults with mental ill health.

      • [•] Aspiring to health

        The Healthy Living Centre on Earl Marshall Road opens on 15th February.

      • [•] Dear Messenger...

        Letter from Claire Burnell asking about the multi- cultural festival.

      • [•] Sheffield Roma network

        Details of Sheffield Roma network