Making Waves magazines

Collection Items

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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 1

  Topics include: jobs open up at CCC; hunting bird missing; carnival needs you; youth centre needed; USSR Bute link; free South Africa; parents support group; women's hit-tech training; new museum; Magic Lantern Cafe; council homes safe; new kit for winning team.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 2

  Topics include: where did our pubs go; access conference; Butetown reunion; Docks' lives; clean streets; music theater project; mas making comes to Cardiff; Prince Edward to St Stephens; Coal Exchange; kids study petrol safety; cartoon contest
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 3

  Topics include: carnival comeback; letter attack; have your say on plans; help S. Africa bid; from Docks to Gold Coast; film spotlight; Afro-Carib festival; CICI open new centre; ethnic jobs probe result; new skill training; Mayor launches Making Waves; judo first; Barnardo's new centre; Prince Charles; visit to brewery.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 4

  Topics include: Paddle Steamer reopens; clean streets; kids in danger warning; luv-a-duck; swimming against the tide; ideas into work; adult classes; homework club; CBDC plans; womens job fair; people's carnival; legend Viv Richards; Cape Verde; youth circle; equality.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 5

  Topics include: parents outcry; building sites; Chalkie's centre; Butetown father's compaign; South Africa; full stream aheard; job club success; Prince supports young business; GI brides reunion; Ghana blow; dance the night away; Docks course; top cartoon winners.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 6

  Topics include: more nurseries; ethnic census; kids call the shots; rainbow harmony; chance to get into nursing; make music for a living; getting ahead; training for change; can campaign; old Docks pubs.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 7

  Topics include: free Butetown 3 campaign; Docks JP's sworn in; kids on the ball; it's our party; black mental health group; safety campaign making progress; business advice for self employed; jobs help in Docks; world aids day; Oscar Peterson comes to town; new nursery; Indian dance; cub back; sponsors kit out St Cuthbert's kids; Toxteth sees Docks display; don't lose your vote; youth club.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 8

  Topics include: local jobs bid for link road; new work for locals; changes have killed spirit; home wanted for Russian; Penrhys visit; carols; Payne family rehoused; rec and county in grants row; kids art; Ben Foday; finding work without jobclub; CICI award; equality exchange; designs on business; women's course; Gladys Pires and daughter 1947 photo; Mountstuart Primary School prized; anyone for volleyball; city's grant twin award; gym for under 5s; gardens for 91.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 9

  Topics include: Home Office changes threaten ethinic jobs; year of goat spells peace; Tiger Bay Harmony; cash truth; Betty stands; reader panel; poll tax; hopes rise for Somalis; dangers of building sites; Wharf works; sculpture by Eilis O'Connell; Leon Charles media studies; apprentices certificate; jobsfair; jobclub success; root doctors hot gumbo at coal exchange; spotlight on film; folk rock fairport; sukura samba; St David's day party; St Stephens re-opens; arts fest needs you; city parade; child care; coldest weather for years helpline for elderly; in the swim Empire Pool; advice and information at Butetown Community Centre; Dionne Warwick.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 10

  Topics include: Shirley Bassey; pier cheer Baydays; lighting up the Bay Butetown carnival; welcome back to Making Waves; name that Bay; Old Tiger Bay; Olwen Watkins, Willfried Eswick, Vincent Bridgeman, Tony Douglas opinions on Shirley Bassey; jobsfair; Brians brewery; Channel View celebrating Bob Dylan's 50 birthday; Friary Centre moving; Bangladesh Benefit; new job for Chris Ashman inner city offficer employment services; Caribbean dance workshop; tikka chicken recipe Annand Jasani; Sherman Theatre taking steps; childs eye view looking through the eyes of the world; many thanks letter for running article on volleyball; Ed's note Bay Warriors.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 11

  Topics include: training and jobs is now under way; thank you letter from editor; letter from Harry Cooke; Jacqui Gordon-Lawrence actor speaks of her character facing an agonising desision in Eastenders on Sickle Cell; The Cardiff Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia Centre the first in Wales opened; Sisters in Success newly formed Butetown women's group; South Asian folk dancing classes; Mas 91 Cardiff's own Caribbean celebration; information technology training for women; calls for funding bids; Careers Day held in Butetown Youth Centre opened by Betty Campbell employers impressed by what they saw; Ryan is a safe winner; notice board; Cardiff crime shocker; Bangladesh cyclone relief; an Indian viewpoint murder of Rajiv Ghandhi; how important are your roots; Mike Johnson weaving our past taperstries project; view to the future; the Kinnocks shake it all about.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 12

  Topics include: Cyril and Craig open minimarket in Loundoun Sq; Rasta Rhyme by Mickey Coulam; poets corner; after 31 years Northern Somalians celebrate their independence; hostel for homeless to be built in Dumballs Road; tv cameras came to Coptic House; Claudia comes home; capture on film the spirit of the Bay make it snappy; Mas procession what's a globehead; fingers crossed for Fitzalan kids; Lee Harding's recipe prawn parcels with crispy fried noodles; Festival fun; in my view Leonora Brito.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 13

  Topics include: Butetown Carnival events; plans for new Mountstuart Primary School; reply to Leonora's ariticle in Making Waves July 1991 from a day out organised by Eileen Commander; Peggy Furrugia; Windsor Esplanade resident expressing concern over Cardiff Bay Development's proposals to dump waste; you write- extra, unemployment in South Glamorgan by Paddy Kitson; link road progression and kids staying safe during during school holidays; a tribute to Nadia Pearce hundreds of people came to her funeral, and are proud of her achievments; school on course the b tech first diploma in engineering; new refurbished Butetown Citizen's Advise Bureau; South Glamorgan Social Services and South Glamorgan Race Equality Council to recruit 6 interviewers for project; rugby star Geraint John visits St Cuthberts school; notice board; summer activities; get green; search for Silvia Johnson by her brother Robert; Jamaican High Commissioner to UK at County Hall August 15; Evgeny Paitra at Cardiff Central Youth Club.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 14

  Topics include: carnival crazy procession including Olwen Watkins, Berverly Ernest and Betty Campbell; arts for all; capture the spirit, the hard efforts of so many volunteers rewarded by a rapturous response from crowd; Sheikh Yussuf Ali Sheikh Mader at County Hall; sculpter Michael Watts tracing history; join the club with Forrest Douglas; read all about it planning to set up a business; spotlight on sickle cell at Butetown Health Centre; Island news; trainees complete their jobstart courses for Butetown link road; courses for adults science for fun at techniquest, at St Paul's Loundoun Sq black women and feminism; notice board; arty ideas wanted; smart mover; Vera's banana and brandy ice-cream; Cardiff Bay all lit up;
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 15

  Topics include: (John ) Major Progress ( barrage ), Cathy ( Tyson ) comes to Cardiff, Cooking up our History ( Harry Cooke )
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 16

  Topics include: Jobs looking healthy; World AIDS day; New Youth Club.