The Official Newsletter of the Butetown History and Arts Centre. Contents include: BHAC welcomes Barbara Reed, photograph of Mrs Capener and children of the Rainbow club, Cardiff and the Spanish Civil War, Canal Bank Memories from Phyllis Grogan Chappell & Olwen Blackman Watkins with Olwen's poems, the bell of the Tafelberg ship, letter with memories from Leonard Thomas from Australia, a seafarer's memoir.
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.
The Official Newsletter of the Butetown History and Arts Centre. Contents include: Bay Boys and Bay Girls, Vibrant life of the Docks remembered describing Coal Exchange and family history of Jayne Chamberlain, Seafarers History, Meeting with Cardiff's Mayor before Bay reunion in Miami.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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;
Topics include: United Front (anti-racism), Tourism attracts training, Steel (band) appeal, In my view : Voice of the Tiger ( Rev Al Sharpton ), Make-Over Magic.
Topics include: Long Road to Fair Play (traffic calming), Join the Fight for Black Rights, Rhythm & Blues in Tiger Bay, Lucia's heading for Gold (Santonato ).
Topics include: Here comes Summer, Hello, Sailors!, Blue Velvet & Daddy Phil (Doris Fields), The Greeks and St Nicholas, Memories of Old Tiger Bay, Closer to Home ( Cardiff 3 ).
