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Welcome to the April 2002 Burngreave MessengerIssue 21Anthony Green wins landmark ruling |
Arts and Culture |
Health and Education |
Local Government and New Deal |
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The Listen to
Us Robot Design party was a huge success and Swamp
Circus are looking for young street performers for a carnival.
Green City Action are making plans for this years festival, you can find out more, book or look back at reports from previous years. |
Royal approval for Owler Brook School and a sixth form update. A new Public Health Forum has been launched and Pitsmoor surgery got top marks. The national blood service are looking for past volunteers and news of health activities in April as well as more on Qat. |
Community Ecstasy
at regeneration successes
This month the New Deal pages include news of the launch of a small grants fund. The Area Co-ordinators report from Stuart Bolton brings news of the Unitary Development plan and a new forum in Fir Vale. |
Crime and Policing |
Environment |
Local projects and People |
| Word of Anthony Green's landmark ruling and a response from the police to last months story of the cut off 999 call. The New Deal police squad are accused of turning a blind eye. | The campaign to close Parkwood Landfill gathers momentum and we bring news of planned Shirecliffe demolitions. One correspondent suggests Burnrubber as a new name while another complains of rubbish spilling over from a waste processing centre. The BCAF environment group report on the struggle with bureaucracy but our regular gardening column recommends spring flowers and there are chances to grow your own on Grimesthorpe allotments.
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We say goodbye
to Stanley Tools as we relaunch our history
pages and look at the origins
of local names.
Pitmoor's last bank needs you. This month's Interview is with Jose Blaise Moza and a faiths in perspective course is being run. |
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