The Messenger is 21!

As we come of age we happily bring word of a resident’s success in fighting an injustice we reported on the front page of our first issue. 

Messenger Open Day 
We are making plans for The Messenger to expand, with more support and training opportunities for people to get involved in telling their story and to learn about IT and media. By providing publicity and promotional services to local groups, services and businesses, we hope they will prosper and more and more people will think again about Burngreave. 

We are holding an open day on Saturday 20th April, Abbeyfield Park House, 11am to 1pm, where you can find out more, get involved and have a say in the plans. From 1pm to 3pm there will be a discussion about our future plans. More details about the plans here on our new improved website - the gateway to Burngreave on the net, make it your homepage!

The Burngreave Messenger is a community newspaper with editorial independence. We aim to increase and encourage communication in Burngreave.

Each edition is put together by an editorial team who write articles not otherwise credited. The editorial team for each issue is chosen at the monthly management meetings. The next management meeting is on May 1st, 6.30pm , Abbeyfield Park House, all are welcome.

This month’s issue was produced by the Editorial team:
Lisa Swift, Andrew Green, Mark Lankshear, Rob Smith, Shaffaq Mohammed, Richard Belbin, Gaby Spinks, Martin Currie and Kim Streets.
Desk Top Publishing: Carl Rose
Website update: Mark Lankshear and Al Dawson