Burngreave Messenger Public Meeting

The BM has been working hard to re-launch itself since the struggles presented by the pandemic.  It has revitalised the magazine, retained critical in-house media talent, and recruited a new skilled and diverse board.  Nevertheless, the Messenger did not receive vital funding. 

This leaves us in a precarious situation - facing the prospect of closure.  

Founded in 1999, this charity has survived over 20 years because it has true value. We are determined to explore every avenue to prevent it from disappearing.  

We also recognise our accountability to the community – without you there is no Messenger.  

To that end, we are holding a PUBLIC MEETING: 

Abbeyfield House, Abbeyfield Park, Burngreave S3 7AT
Thursday 6 October 2022

The Board of Trustees will present and share information about the current situation.  This will be followed by a Q&A session, to answer any questions and hopefully harness any community energy and support people may be able to offer. 

We have a very short deadline to find alternative funding. 

The Burngreave Messenger is the UK’s ONLY charity newspaper. We are independent and reach every home in a neighbourhood that faces many challenges. We are described by our readership as promoting inclusion, celebrating diversity, helping people find jobs, and support locally, providing a voice for young people and being a vital part of creating a sense of community and connectivity. 

See our feedback film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9-NER8aFJ4

We are open to ideas, and offers of help, and we really hope to see you there. 

The Messenger Team


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