Topics include: Under Threat! (last issue), Celebrating Women's Art, Farewell from CBDC Community Team: a summary of key projects, The Future, Cardiff Bay Engineering Legacy, Amphitheatre Officially Open, Bay Legacy.
Topics include: The Tiger Roared at Butetown Carnival, Embankment emerges from the Bay, Cardiff International Athletic Club, Profile on People ( Rita Austin ).
Topics include: Catering for New Jobs ( Harry Ramsden ), Butetown Community Centre Success, Seafarers seek Recognition, Parking Peril - cars cause asthma.
Topics include: First Steps to Success / healing therapies, Community Challenge / Together we can build a better future, Crossroads in care. Incorrectly dated as Feb 1994.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
