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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 25

  Topics include: Carnival chases Clouds Away, Housing Unrest, Speaking with One ( Somali ) Voice, The Legend, the Media and Tiger Bay, BBC's Black Breakthrough, Market Stalls in Mount Stuart Square?
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 26

  Topics include: urgent action for Mount Stuart School; star letter from Jeana and John Lassiter; racial attack in Llanishen 14 June 1992; Tiger Bay beauties of yesteryear; letter of complaint/anger to director of education and chairman CBDC from Yolanda Gwynne; jobs for our boys; art for a fairer world; good neighbours; the green connection; candid camera in carnival; afro-centric cultural and educational saturday club awarded grant; a view of the canal bank; Norwegian Church; up the Bay, down the Docks by Neil Sinclair; poems by Bay originals; when showbiz came to Butetown; special place in my heart; harbour view delights; equal opportunities in action Clarissa and Lisa during training; do you remember South Church Street School; design a card.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 27

  Topics include: Somali Support; first prize by Asriel; Iman visiting Somalia; open door theatre company; two resident groups getting together; letter form Peggy Furrugia; Manuela's daughter Mrs J Davies letter; Bay briefs; rainbow memories of Mrs Capener; one voice for all; carnival carries on; review by Olwen Watkins; heart- lung swap toddler; what's on; learn to stop stammering; South Church Street rugby team photo; racial harassment and attacks.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 28

  Topics include: car parking problems; money raised by local people for Children in Need; views on where children's school should located - Councillor Paddy Kitson; Bay Briefs; something for everyone; greening the Bay; locals help santa; what's on; the spirit of Grangetown; boxing memories photo; Victor Parker and Annie Ragtime; our Bay originals; a wartime christmas; fight racism now; trained housing advice; first aid training; hands off our school- Peggy Farrugia; Exchange Building opens to the public.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 29

  Topics include: just the job Cardiff Bay Employment and Training forum; Fullemploy fast forward; Splott childhood memories 1920's; naming a street by Peggy Farrugia; do you recoginse anyone in photo; Bay Briefs; back to big bans days; successful trainees - rsa certificates; what's on; Paddy standing down as Butetown's County Councillor; time to train; healing hands; school row settled; kick start for Somali soccar stars; sa in the Bay cartoon.
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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 30

  Topics include: BBC bursary break; Peggy speaks out again; good neighbours scheme; train for new barrage jobs; ex- merchant seamen are invited to talk about life; UK only country within CM which has legistlation on race equality; John Wesley wears his medals; what's on; South Glamorgan womens festival; tastes of Tiger Bay- John Wesley; White Hart landlady charity jazz parade; local groups get a base; calling all writers bursaries awarded by Welsh Arts Council.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 31

  Topics include: hard hitting views were expressed on job opportunities; community theatre letter; star letter-Beryl Brown nee Parker; letter from Peggy; apprentice Amrik Singh- 100th local person; Dr Tantawi arriving at Mosque; what's on; open arts day; Wales anti- racist alliance meeting; money raised for Hamadryad hospital; memorial tribute to local Merchant Seamen who died under enemy fire; photo of Aaron Mossell from Mary Jason; Paul Robeson found a great welcome in the hillside; early photo of Grangetown baseball team; red letter day in the twenties; the old coal exchange by Harry Cooke; Tiger Bay at the movies; early picture of Porthcawl camp 1949 and 1951; our Bay originals; Coloured Internationals Cricket Club in Loudoun Sq 1920's; budding young gymnast Jason Bernard; greening the square; community joblink news; library facilities; what sort of city is Cardiff now; singing for St Mary's School; we deserve a decent school; proposal to set upr an open air market.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 32

  Topics include: Mount Stuart market debate; Humie makes magic at womens festival; greetings from Cornwall letter- Teresa Cockle nee Ernest, advice on lost war medals; star letter memories of the Bay from Renee Uzzell nee Letton; letter from Peggy; Bay briefs; are there enough leisure facilities for disabled; local cubs; safety of elderly beware of bogus officials; what's on; local Easter services; South Glamorgan Womens Festival; Cardiff Bay Jazz over bank holiday; who's laughing now by Neil Sinclair; CADMAD takes off.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 33

  Topics include: newemploy here to help you; jazzing up the Bay; market will deteriorate; tribute to Masie John nee Cowley; Bay briefs; equality update; Lord Jim Callaghan opens learning resource centre; fancy learning to sail; what's on; the sound of jazz in Loudoun Square; 1993 Tiger Bay reunion; remember this photo 1956; jobclub co-ordinator June Palmer; Betty Campbell presents troply to Terrell.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 34

  Topics include: community resource centre officially opened; Benjamin Zephaniah; African and Caribbean Womens Group; Lee Ahmun's thank you letter; play areas needed; join the domino club; thank you letter from Peggy; Bay briefs; moonshadow magic Judith Gay and Alana Henry; women into the construction industry; what's on; nearly a year since Docks folk said goodbye to Tommy the fish, Tommy Letton; photo of Tony Corria; Shakespeare at South Church Street School; Bay was a good place to be by Ken Marshall; The Bulldozers by D M Bell; Loudoun Sq Methodist Churh outing photo; goodbye Sheila Pallas retires nurse and health visitor; Dorothy Taylor holding aunty Lyd's hand photo; come together for carnival; just the job; meet Butetowns's area housing team; you write what an outrage- sentimental search for articles that my father Beresford Livinstone Grant made from wood.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 35

  Topics include: Mannie makes good; storytellers BBC on look out; Judy Ling Wong; Tiger Bay Community radio station to be launched; letter from Peggy; goodbye Louis James; as this magazine goes to press we here the tragic news of Colin Dixon one of the most famous exports, the rugby player; vounteers want at CAB; equality update; old times - Isabella Freeman and daughter Beryl visiting daughter Iris in California; local youths fight crime; training pays; Princess Royal Princess Anne officially opened the Mission of Seamen; in my view Cherry Short; linking in to our futures Sian's tips for jobhunters; carnival on course; Dragon and Tiger Enterprises Neil Sinclair; just the job.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 36

  Topics include: happening new radio station launched; bronze medallions awarded; Peter Phillips leads procession down Bute street; bring back the old days letter by Peggy; thank you letter from Valerie Johnson nee Silva; old Bay photo- Charlie Taylor; Bay briefs; mix of local and international talent; star letter Ken Marshall; camping in France with Steven Khaireh; what's on; cheque awarded to Tiger Bay Warriors; folk music in South Wales; catch that job on computer; Suzanne's tips for jobhunters; training working with children; new classed in alternative therapies.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 37

  Topics include: the sun shone down on Butetown Carnival; recruitment fair organised; Newemploy Wales launch; centenary for Docks conservative club; Bay briefs; congratulations the only girl in a class; that was some reunion Farida Mohamed; photography competition; student success with compact, guests at Royal Albert Hall; win tickets to see Shirley Bassey at new Cardiff International Arena; does anyone remember coronation street parties; Grangetown nursery school pupils learning skills; Mosque opening; trip goes down a treat; new site offices for jobseekers; feedback; Peggy Farrugia receiving tape recorder from Newemploy Wales; Linda Mitchell reviews The Tiger Bay Story by Neil Sinclair; heritage weekend.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 38

  Topics include: Newemploy get mobile; Olwen Watkins helps with homework; Ben Foday co-ordinates fundraising in support of skater Lucia Santonato; letter from Peggy; sorry folks from Neil Sinclair; star letter from Carol Walters; have all our pubs gone from Miriam Day of Northern Ireland; recalling to days of 'tick' from Ken Marshall; thank you letter from Humie Webbe; racism and the New Europe is the theme of SCORE speakers include Bernie Grant; Bay briefs; pensioners speak out; equality update; the anti racist march for justice in London; Dock of the Bay FM Radio Station launch Kermit and Krew; what's on; make it snappy; Bay Dreams by Harry Cooke; do you recognise anyone in photo; rat island melodrama by Bill Barrett; carnival in for everyone; poems and pints; Harlem Globetrotters, win a trip; turn junk onto gems; help needed at Chalkie's; traffic changes; a play project by Angelina St New Testament Church of God; BBC Wales plans for jazz programme; community discuss link road future; caring for cats.
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  Making Waves in the Bay Issue No 39

  Topics include: Jobscene Wales; potato warehouse; star letter from Peggy; Nos Da Nora tribute to Nora Glasgow-Richer by Neil Sinclair; Bay briefs; Lennox says Marcus is a knockout; learning is fun at the ace club; equality upadate; what's on; Bay live; The Butetown History and Arts Project visit to conference ; work started on new Mount Stuart Primary School; traffic talks useful; Harry Cooke first book; make it snappy competition; classic jazz in the Bay from Johnny Silva, Victor Parker and Benny Mohammed; Seaman's memorial about to be chosen; Butetown senior football team.