28 July 2003

Messenger madness

This entry I suppose is the next in the series of introductory essays. It’s nearly a week since I posted last, which is a while for me to be silent.

I’ve had a busy week—I didn’t even do the radio show on Tuesday. I work part time for the Burngreave Messenger, which is an independent community newspaper/magazine, which covers the Burngreave Ward [1] of Sheffield [UK]. We deliver a twenty page publication free to every household and business in Burngreave ten times per year.

I work as design/dtp/general computer worker, and so for one week per month I work my ass off getting the thing ready to got to the printers. This week was that week. After Abbeyfield Multicultural Festival last week, which is a lot of work and a week’s worth of frantic activity, we put the thing to bed earlier and I’m knackered.

The whole thing is worth it though—it’s work I’m really proud to do. Have a look at the website for a flavour. I’ll let you know when it’s updated.

[1] Ward—basic administrative unit of UK local government. Burngreave is one of the 29 wards of Sheffield City Council. [back]

posted by pault at 01:39, 28 July 2003 | burngreave , community , sheffield
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This issue is now online. Many thanks to Jamie.

posted by pault at 02:53, 15 August 2003