Month: March 2015

Community workshops to discuss the environment and mental health

The Inner South Community Committee is holding two public workshops over the coming weeks to discuss environmental issues and mental health. At the first event you are invited to ‘Have your say on environmental issues in your area’. The session will discuss the current environmental offer; what the current priorities

Resident Permit scheme for recycling sites

From 1 April 2015, only Leeds residents will be able to use the city’s eight recycling centres, including Holmewell Road in Middleton. Following similar moves by neighbouring authorities, Leeds City Council is introducing permits so that only people living in Leeds can use the Leeds facilities. Waste disposal costs are

Youthbuild UK offers route into construction jobs

The Building Pathways Event will examine how to unleash the potential of disengaged, disaffected youth to fill the construction industry skills gap. In order to help encourage the younger generation into the construction industry, Youthbuild UK is holding a Building Pathways event in Leeds on 18 March.  The event, sponsored

South Leeds Roundup: Allotments, apprentices and assault courses

This week South Leeds has been touched to two terrible stories with the attack in Beeston and the car crash in Morley. These have been covered elsewhere, but here is your regular roundup of the other stories that are making South Leeds tick on other websites, blogs and across Facebook

Hugh Gaitskell children help celebrate Commonwealth Day

The Commonwealth flag was raised proudly above two civic buildings this week as Leeds once again played its part in a day of celebrations to mark Commonwealth Day. Held on Monday (9 March 2015) the Lord Mayor of Leeds Cllr David Congreve was joined at the official raising of the