What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
A persistently delayed housing project in Beeston Hill and Holbeck has moved another step closer to completion after the council was given the go ahead to provide funding for the scheme. The latest decision from HM Treasury will enable the council to provide funding for the Little London, Beeston Hill, Holbeck and
On August 1st 2011, Joseph Priestley College merged with Leeds City College. The former Joseph Priestley sites in Beeston, Morley and Rothwell are now Leeds City College Centres, writes marketing manager Kirsty Lunn. This partnership aimed to improve learning opportunities and provision in the City – bringing benefits to local
South Leeds Life reader Phil Edwards has shared a whole host of photographs on our Flickr group pool, including this amazing shot from the 1950s on Dewsbury Road/Moor Road. The photo’s taken outside the Junction Pub. Besides the pub building (it’s now an office), the only other thing left today in
If you are interested in finding out more about healthy eating, cooking healthier meals and exercise, why not come along to these healthy cooking sessions? They start the week of 17th September, 1pm-3pm at St Mary’s School, opposite the Penny Hill Shopping Centre.
Get ready for a heritage open day at Skelton Grange Environment Centre in south Leeds and enjoy a walk on the wild side! The open day will see the grand opening of a new nature trail and a host of other events and attractions. The big day’s on Saturday, September
On October 13 am doing the first Amber’s Autism Rocks event! writes Christine Robinson-Perkins from Cottingley. It’s at Empire club in Leeds. I have already booked a couple of bands, but could do with a couple more. All bands are playing for free with all money raised going to The
Police were called to an address on Parkfield View, Beeston by an 82 year old lady following two separate attempts by a man attempting to gain entry to her home, it has emerged this week. The first attempt was made on Tuesday 10 July around 8pm, where a male called
A group of Middleton residents have got their ‘bytes’ between their teeth and are cranking up their campaign for faster broadband speed in the area. Residents in New Forest Village and Heritage Village area of Middleton say their lives have been blighted by slow internet speeds, making it difficult to work from home or conduct
Police are appealing for information following an incident in which a taxi driver was assaulted after his vehicle was allegedly damaged. The incident happened between 10.30pm and 10.45pm on Friday 3 August outside the Engine Pub, close to the junction of Moor Road and Old Run Road in Hunslet. The 51-year-old
“Familiar interiors without their people often become spaces of meditation. When alone in them there is something unfamiliar about being in the same familiar room yet again. Memories drift by, time seems to unpick itself and the day becomes night before it is supposed to. These are images of reverie