What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Increasing demand at the controversial Elland Road park and ride scheme has led to Leeds City Council drawing up plans to amend the scheme. The council says more than 45,000 people have so used the service, with over 350 cars parked most weekdays – and that it is drawing up
Fancy taking up bowls in your spare time? Middleton Park Bowling Club is seeking new members. With a membership of over 50 and open to all, this is the place to be in South Leeds for bowling. Excellent greens and clubhouse in Middleton Park and only 100 yards from the
South Leeds residents can have their say over the future development of Middleton Park. Following the recent investment of £2 million by the Heritage Lottery Fund the park has undergone a significant amount of change and development in recent years. Last year the decision was taken to close the Leeds
Hunslet Hawks have today issued a statement over claims from rival clubs that transfer dealings between Leeds Rhinos and the club may have broken RFL rules. The controversy surrounds Hawks (and fellow Championship side Featherstone Rovers) signing players from the Rhinos on one-year deals, with the understanding the players concerned
An environmental charity is appealing for help having just launched its first ever crowdfunding appeal. Groundwork Leeds is aiming to raise £10,000 for their Men In Sheds project, which supports older men across the city who are at risk of social isolation. The appeal will enable the project to carry out
Hunslet Hawks Dance Academy will be holding their annual Easter bonnet parade when they host Leigh Centurions on Good Friday (April 3, 2pm). Local residents are invited to create your most original Easter bonnet and join them pitch-side at half time where contestants will each receive a gift for entering
What would you think if you heard that people in Leeds were throwing away coins and notes on their streets? What if it added up to £12 million? Last week we heard that the cost of picking up litter in Leeds is £12m a year. This doesn’t include street sweeping