What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
An exciting skills programme for young people to develop practical railway skills is underway in Leeds and has been strongly supported by Cllr Kim Groves, Deputy Executive Member for Inclusive Growth. Real Skills have a fully working rail site at their learning venue in Holbeck, with courses tailored for the
The HUB on Bath Road, home to Holbeck’s own Slung Low Theatre, is the place to see two spooktacular shows over the Halloween period. Sing-along-a-Wicker-Man | Friday 27 October 7:30pm Hosted by David Bramwell and singer Eliza Skelton, Sing-along-a-Wicker-Man is a unique night of entertainment for Wicker Man enthusiasts, featuring
Last Friday (20 October 2017) women at the Asha Neighbourhood Project came together to show their support for the Show Racism The Red Card campaign. Women’s Lives Leeds breakfast club users together with Asha Neighbourhood Project staff, ESOL and IT students joined together to share a specially made cake. Some
The winners of the sixth annual White Rose Shopping Centre Community Awards, celebrating local Leeds heroes, were announced in a ceremony last week (Thursday 19 October 2017). Winners included: · Jackson Turner from St Luke’s Cares which runs a network of charity shops to support its work with young people
Westward Care has introduced “Never Too Late Yoga” sessions at Pennington Court, its award-winning nursing and care home in Beeston. These innovative classes will see clients enjoy meditation, breath awareness and gentle yoga techniques to stretch and strengthen muscles. The exercise’s health benefits are well-known and will help people relax,