Waterside Voices-Spring 2010 issue

WATERSIDE Voices, having survived the severe winter, is presenting its Spring 2010 issue, which once again has offerings from many and various contributors.
By The Newsroom
Published 23rd Apr 2010, 17:52 BST
Updated 26th Apr 2010, 21:27 BST

Les Heatley remembers boyhood memories in his ‘Expedition to the Boiles’. Esther Scobie recalls schooldays in ‘Snowfall - A Boyhood Memory’, in ‘Going Back’.

Norma Malcolm again tells of the view ‘From My Window’ and also contributes ‘Washday in the 1920’s’. Popular columnist Isobel Arbuckle in ‘Visitors’ recalls happy memories of the people who called at Alfred Street.

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In his fascinating article, ‘Sergeant James Donnelly’, Barry Williamson relates the soldiering life of his Great Great Grandfather, which took him from Hong Kong to the Crimea. Mark Lusby ‘In Old Kilfennan’ remembers his grandparents through old family photos.

Teresa Page has her photo page, ‘Around The Waterside’, while Jim Doherty writes of ‘Putting Pride Back in the Waterside.’

All this and more can be found in this edition of Waterside Voices.

Waterside Voices is on sale at all Waterside newsagents as well as at Caw, Prehen, Bready, Drumahoe and Eglinton. The magazine can also be purchased on the cityside at Easons, Shipquay Books and News, Northside, Shantallow and Garden City.