Month: July 2012

Who’s George? Find out at Temple Works!

Susan Williamson writes: Who’s George? find out at The Ragged End at Temple.Works.Leeds, July 14, 7pm-12pm: one last night of art, music and dance at Jamie Reid’s Ragged Kingdom, with Jamie Reid himself and the celebrated Navajo Nation Spirit Dancer Dennis Lee Rogers. This final night – Who’s George? –

Flats plan at historic Holbeck Mills

Part of a historic south Leeds landmark could be transformed into flats if a planning application gets the go ahead. Treadwell Carpets Ltd has submitted a planning application for the Grade II listed Holbeck Mills building on Domestic Street. The building is home to a carpet business. The application is for 

Be safe Beeston Hill: Community safety awareness day at ASHA

Advice on personal safety, anti-social behavior and keeping your home safe and secure will be the subject of a special event held at ASHA Neighbourhood Project in Stratford Street, Beeston Hill. The event, attended by local police officers, is aimed at raising awareness off crime prevention and keeping yourself, your

Would you like to join the ‘neighbourhood army’ in south Leeds?

They’re part of Prime Minister David Cameron’s plans for ‘Big Society’ – what he describes as a national  ‘neighbourhood army’  of community organisers – and you could become one of them in south Leeds. Community organisers will be trained with the skills they need to identify local community leaders, bring communities together,

On the ball Middleton Park FC holds open day

Belle Isle-based community football club Middleton Park FC is encouraging footballers of all ages and abilities – including girls and women – to join the growing club. Based at the Cranmore and Raylands Community Centre in Cranmore Drive, Middleton Park FC will later this month hold three open days to encourage local

Public meeting discusses new south Leeds primary school

Plans for a new primary school on the site of the closed |South Leeds Sports Centre at the bottom of Beeston Road will be discussed at a public meeting next Thursday. The meeting, organised by the council, will be held at Hamara Healthy Living Centre in Tempest Road, Beeston on

‘Beeston Hill PFI faces further delays’: report

The Beeston Hill and Holbeck PFI regeneration scheme seems to have encountered further delays, according to a report today. The ever-reliable Leeds Citizen blog reports today: The timetable for Leeds’ troubled Private Finance Initiative (PFI) housing project has slipped further with an unexplained three-month delay in getting the £180m contract signed

New lease of life for Clarence Dock and city centre south?

It’s been a source of debate for some time. A kind of ‘ghost town’ which is neither part of the city centre or the rest of South Leeds – a white elephant that’s so far failed to live up to expectations. But a new strategy for the ‘Brigadoon’ that is Clarence Dock in Hunslet is