The Official Newsletter of the Butetown History and Arts Centre. Contents include: Introduction, Afro-Celts, Seaman's Discussion Group, Archives for "the Bay" on BHAC archive.
Topics include: jobs open up at CCC; hunting bird missing; carnival needs you; youth centre needed; USSR Bute link; free South Africa; parents support group; women's hit-tech training; new museum; Magic Lantern Cafe; council homes safe; new kit for winning team.
The Official Newsletter of the Butetown History and Arts Centre. Contents include: Women's Lives : A neglected history Exhibition, Christmas Fare, The Canal that flowed by Tiger Bay article on Old Glamorganshire Canal, Street History, Farewell Tony DeGabriele.
Topics include: where did our pubs go; access conference; Butetown reunion; Docks' lives; clean streets; music theater project; mas making comes to Cardiff; Prince Edward to St Stephens; Coal Exchange; kids study petrol safety; cartoon contest
The Official Newsletter of the Butetown History and Arts Centre. Contents include: Old Loudoun Square Remembered, A Quilt that tells our story, Letter with memories on Cardiff Docks from Joseph Corsi Miles, For Want of Cardiff Coal : the story of the Advance paddlesteamer, Memories of growing up in Sophia Street and the Bay by Trevor Martin.
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.
The Official Newsletter of the Butetown History and Arts Centre. Contents include: Tiger Bay Re-Union, Carnival and History Come Together, Wesleyan Memories, The Greek Community in Butetown 1873-1995, Farewell to Capt Vernon 'Tony' Minor.
The Official Newsletter of the Butetown History and Arts Centre. Contents include: Boarding Houses and Ghosts article, Success of BHAC People and Places of the Old Bay photographic exhibition, Cardiff's first Greek seaman.
Topics include: parents outcry; building sites; Chalkie's centre; Butetown father's compaign; South Africa; full stream aheard; job club success; Prince supports young business; GI brides reunion; Ghana blow; dance the night away; Docks course; top cartoon winners.
The Official Newsletter of the Butetown History and Arts Centre. Contents include: Lord Callaghan Recalls, St Cuthbert's School centenary, Ken Marshall takes us down Bute Street in the 30s and 40s, Story from South Africa by Glyn Williams telling about his father and uncle Bert.
Topics include: more nurseries; ethnic census; kids call the shots; rainbow harmony; chance to get into nursing; make music for a living; getting ahead; training for change; can campaign; old Docks pubs.
The Official Newsletter of the Butetown History and Arts Centre. Contents include: Then and Now play from the 30s remembered by Doris Joseph, a Quaker Memory of Tiger Bay, Iorwerth Jones reflects on Tiger Bay, George Ames remembers Old Harrowby Street, Dockland memories.
Topics include: free Butetown 3 campaign; Docks JP's sworn in; kids on the ball; it's our party; black mental health group; safety campaign making progress; business advice for self employed; jobs help in Docks; world aids day; Oscar Peterson comes to town; new nursery; Indian dance; cub back; sponsors kit out St Cuthbert's kids; Toxteth sees Docks display; don't lose your vote; youth club.
The Official Newsletter of the Butetown History and Arts Centre. Contents include: The first Norwegian Church, MBE for Billy Boston, rugby player, Leif Vetlesen from Oslo remembers Tafelberg ship disaster and Cardiff seamen, the Maltese connection, Tiger Bay recalled by Wynne Lewis in North Wales, Wartime sea conditions.
Topics include: local jobs bid for link road; new work for locals; changes have killed spirit; home wanted for Russian; Penrhys visit; carols; Payne family rehoused; rec and county in grants row; kids art; Ben Foday; finding work without jobclub; CICI award; equality exchange; designs on business; women's course; Gladys Pires and daughter 1947 photo; Mountstuart Primary School prized; anyone for volleyball; city's grant twin award; gym for under 5s; gardens for 91.
