What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Join the Green Team! Learn some new skills, meet some new people and get out in the fresh air with a range of free volunteering events at Skelton Grange Environment Centre. The environmental education centre, hidden away in a beautiful green space by the River Aire near Hunslet, gives children
What? CircuitNET CircuitNET are circuit based fitness sessions aimed to help ladies improve their cardiovascular fitness and tone those problem areas. The sessions embrace a cardiovascular and toning exercisers with a netball element. If you have never played netball before this is not a problem, the sessions focus more on
A Free Day Out for The Whole Family at Middleton Leisure Centre Tuesday 31st May 2011 – 10am – 2pm Come and join in the fun! All activities are free and you can do as many as you wish. Some of the taster sessions and things
‘One Love One Leeds’ is a unique new community event, due at the Mariners Centre in Beeston on bank holiday Monday 30th May, 1pm til 8pm: http://oneloveoneleeds.wordpress.com/. The event – part of the vibrant, growing Leeds City of Sanctuary movement (http://www.cityofsanctuary.org/leeds) – is FREE and for EVERYONE. There will a rolling programme of workshops,
A new residents forum is being launched by local people in Beeston Hill. The first meeting of Beeston Hill Residents Voice take place on Monday 23rd June at Building Blocks on Tempest Road, the meeting starts at 6:00pm. One of the organisers Freda Bates said “The forum is for anyone
Come along and try out pizza making!! On Friday 3rd June during National Families Week a cooking event will take place at Middleton Methodist Church between 11 – 2pm. The event will run on a drop in basis and families are encouraged to pop in to take part in a
City and Holbeck CID is urging south Leeds residents to guard against becoming a victim of a burglary involving criminals posing as utility company workers, following a ‘near miss’ in Beeston last week. An address on Wesley Garth was visited at 10.40am on Wednesday by two men who rang the
Labour were the winners in Leeds gaining seven seats and outright control of the Council with 55 of the 99 seats. There was no change in Inner South Leeds with Labour holding all three seats – congratulations to Adam Ogilvie (Beeston & Holbeck), Patrick Davey (City & Hunslet) and Judith