Month: October 2014

Library opening hours to be cut

  Cuts to the opening times of libraries across Leeds are likely to be approved this week. Leeds City Council’s Executive Board will debate a report at its meeting on Wednesday (15 October 2014) which proposes cuts of 12% across the city. The figure in South Leeds is slightly higher

New ‘Young Archaeologists’ Club’ is Unearthing the Past in Leeds

  A new club for budding Young Archaeologists’ has recently been launched in Leeds for children interested in archaeology, history and exploring the past. During the fun interactive sessions children aged 8-16 will get the opportunity to meet professional archaeologists, learn about the techniques archaeologists use to investigate sites, explore

Local projects benefit from Neighbourhood Panel funding

Tenants from around Leeds are set to make the most of fresh opportunities to bid for funds which can make a significant difference in their communities. More than 150 neighbourhood projects across the city have already received support from funds allocated by local Housing Advisory Panels (HAP). With over £600,000

South Leeds Roundup: Custard, Cafes and Community Awards

  Here’s your regular roundup of what’s making South Leeds tick on other websites, blogs and across Facebook and Twitter. We start this week down at the new Elland Road Police Station and ask the question: who hasn’t fantasised about throwing a custard pie at a senior Police officer? Children

Digital champions gets Hunslet kids active and online

  Digital champions, a project getting kids physically active and having fun online has been a big hit in Hunslet. A series of sporting and digital activities have taken place to encourage children to live healthy lives and improve their internet skills. Over 40 children got in involved in Digital