Topics include: Have you heard (proposed Docks soap opera)?, Barrage Update, International Women's Day Celebrations, Profile on People (Annmarie Dixon-Barrow).
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.
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.
Oslo-born Gerd Evans, who moved to Cardiff after marrying her Welsh husband in 1945, is interviewed about her life in Wales. She tells stories about the Norwegian Church, her husband’s family, the Norwegian community in Cardiff, and her experiences in Norway before and during the Second World War.
