What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
How would you spend £547 million pounds? No you haven’t won the Lottery, Leeds City Council are asking residents to get involved in their budget decisions for next year. £547 million sounds a lot, but it is £40 million less than they are spending this year. The government is reducing
Afternoon all! Here’s your weekly roundup of what’s making south Leeds tick on the area’s blogs, websites and on Facebook. Holbeck Cemetery has 87 Commonwealth War Graves Commission memorials plus many other private memorials, and is hosting a Remembrance Sunday walk next month. The Friends of Holbeck Cemetery have blogged about
The annual Hamara Community Awards are presented on six categories for people and organisations who have contributed to Leeds’ communities and who continue to put others before themselves. The popular awards are an annual event – and nominations for the 2012 event are now open! Hamara Healthy Living Centre is based
An early heads up for what looks like a fantastic cultural awareness event at the Hamara Centre on Tempest Road on 20 November (9am-4pm). Faith stalls, activities, henna, quizzes and lunch/refreshments will all be on offer. Many parts of south Leeds have an incredible mix of different cultures and backgrounds. The event sounds
Tim Burton’s The Corpse Bride is the spooky showing at a free Hallowe’en movie night in Belle Isle. The event is being held at Belle Isle Family Centre on Friday 2 November. It starts at 5pm – and hot dogs, nachos and popcorn will be on hand. These monthly events