The exhibition of photographs from last year's Abbeyfield Park Multicultural Festival is now on show again at The Mappin Gallery coffee bar up at Weston Park. For anyone who missed it the first time round, or who would like to see it again, the café opening times are: Tues-Sat 10am-4pm and Sun 11am-4pm.

Hand-made reprints of the images featured in the exhibition will also be available. The deadline for all orders is March 16th 2001. For more information and for details of how to place an order, please contact either Panni Loh at Green City Action tel. 2440353, or Robin Forsyth at Workhorse Short Film Projects tel. 2207162 or 2617558.

From Burngreave comes a community initiative that's bringing together youths from all cultures. Pure Community Radio, whose license application has gone in, will be broadcasting for the people of this community sometime in March.

That's what I heard when I went along to one of the meetings held on Burngreave Road last Saturday Morning.
This is a Listen to Us project initiated and organised by Owen Wright and Adbul Razor. They both explained how this initiative has brought together interests from young people representing all sections of our community. Asian, Afro-Caribbean, Arab and Somali young people are eager to get involved. I hope to be reporting more on this project and will be following its development with keen interest.

This is Rob Smith, bringing you local radio news.