What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Slide show Pictures by Julie Holmes. Blog Pictures by Kenneth Ingram. Feel free to use Photos for your own use. As long as you attribute to the author. Arrived at BITMO GATE on the 5 November, for Thriller Dance (made famous by Michael Jackson). Presented and performed by the children of
BITMOs GATE Each month we have a range of activities, events and courses available for FREE at BITMOs GATE, which is the new resource centre next to Belle Isle TMO’s housing office on Belle Isle Road. HERE ARE SOME OF THE THINGS HAPPENING IN NOVEMBER. ANCESTRY GROUP With JULIE
I’m lucky, I was always good at maths at school so I’m comfortable with numbers. I know a lot of people aren’t which is a shame because numbers are very important in life. It’s not just that they are the language of science and describe the universe we live in,
VEIL is an installation with live performances that invites its audiences to share the inner most reflections of British Muslim Women in the disconcerting magic of a digitally manipulated world. You can see the installation at The HUB on Bath Road in Holbeck, on Saturday 15 November 2014. It will
Over 7,000 people attended the bonfire and firework display in Middleton Park tonight (5 November 2014). Crowds poured into the park from all directions, from Belle Isle, Beeston, Middleton and further afield. An enormous pile of pallets was ignited at 7pm and then at 7:30, after a countdown from Cllr
Holbeck kept it local last night (4 November 2014) for their firework display, by bringing another fantastic event to the community for a second year running. Held in the car park of the Holbeck Working Mens Club, over 100 people families ventured out into the cold night to join in
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 with a tweet we spotted from Cllr Kim Groves (@groves_kim): “Observence of Remembrance Service Hunslet Cemetery Cenotaph Sunday 9th November at 3pm to pay respect to those
Leeds City Council has officially named the new access road to Elland Road Park and Ride after the legendary Leeds United player Bobby Collins. The new road will now be known as ‘Bobby Collins Way’ after the official unveiling of the road sign yesterday (4 November 2014) by Bobby’s widow
The Inner South Youth Panel have put out a call to young people in our community inviting them to join and influence how money is spent in the area. DO YOU… access services locally or in the city centre? attend activities locally in the city centre? use the city centre
The derelict remains of the Spotted Cow Inn stand slightly off the road on Top Moor Side in Holbeck. Lining a popular thoroughfare into the city, it looks like just another overlooked building in the area. However, this was once a thriving 19th Century public house, serving the community and