Topics include: Common Purpose (thinking about the way we work), First surveys planned for March (barrage groundwater), Keep our children safe, Ballahoo restaurant opens.
Topics include: Butetown Link Road opens, Quick Guide to Housing allocations, Open Arms for Baltimore Pub, What did you do in the War, Mummy ?, Modern Apprenticeships.
Topics include: jigsaw nursery; more pictures from Mountstuart tribute to Martin Luther King; you write; star letter from Olwen; letter from Peggy; lest we forget; more improvement for Butetown; Bay briefs; equality update; what's on; Somali streets ahead; Bay originals photos, letters, poems, schools' sports teams before the war; happy birthday SGWW; African village and the George Cross.
Topics include: youth pavilion go ahead; help history project; Harry Cooke presented with portrait; success of last months free distribution; recognition for our heros; star letter expresses disappointment in CBDC's lack of consideration; you write; Bay briefs; equality update; what's on; win African dance night out; catch the wet express; taste of Tiger Bay recipe; club 1400 Bengali recreational forum; Bute Avenue Development Project; women's work; barrage brings jobs; in my view by Neil Sinclair.
Allen Milne and Phyllis Grogan Chappel discuss their involvement with the Butetown History and Arts Centre, the different projects put on by BHAC, how effectively the centre is managed, and what improvements could be made.
Mavis Jackson and Neil Sinclair are both interviewed about their roles in the Butetown Heritage and Arts Centre, issues they see within the organisation and how the organisation came about. Interview with Mavis Jackson terminates at [00:10:17] on side one and rest of both sides is with Neil Sinclair who gives his opinions into the running of the organisation.
