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.
Hazal Daprato, Rita Delpeche and Gina Lassiter tell colourful stories about The Countess of Bristol, her life, and her husband in the opening minutes of the tape. The women discuss various members of the community and the sense of trust and safety they felt among neighbours in mid-twentieth-century Tiger Bay.
Hazel Daprato describes her life in Nazareth House in Newcastle upon Tyne and her life in Cardiff after moving there in 1936. She tells stories about her various jobs as a chambermaid and factory worker, her relationships, and the Tiger Bay community.
17 Loudoun Square. Dark brown door was where Stella and Abdul Norman lived. The pram outside was their granddaughter Carole Burns' as for a while she and her parents Ronnie and Maureen lived there too. They moved in sometime in 1930s. Previously lived in 23 Bute Street, 4 Maria Street and 2 Crichton St.
