What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Each week we publish lists of planning applications related to LS10 and LS11 published on on the Leeds City Council website. The following applications were validated in the week beginning 14 August 2017: Change of use of offices (B1a) to 142 flats (C3) Global Court Millshaw Court Global Avenue
Cancer charity Marie Curie is searching for a volunteer to take on the role of Collection Host in Leeds City Centre. Every March and December the charity hosts collections across Leeds and to make them even more successful the charity are looking for people to take on this role in
South Bank Leeds is set to be celebrating over the August bank holiday next weekend – with an all-day street party organised by Leeds City Council, offering the chance to get a taster of Holbeck’s fantastic independent food and drink venues. A designated party area between the junction of Water
Over 500 Year 6 pupils in 11 primary schools in South Leeds have been given a boost as they get ready for secondary education in local high schools next month. They have all received a 64-page booklet entitled “It’s Your Move” which contains a variety of advice, hints and tips,
Trentham Park in the heart of Beeston Hill will play host to a week-long play project next week (Tuesday 22 – Friday 25 August), free and open to all. Playbox01 is a converted shipping container that tours around Leeds bringing arts, craft, games, music, sport, dance and more to communities
Belle Isle TMO The Rosedales Patch Group meeting will be held on Monday 18 September 2017, from 7pm at West Grange Church.
Belle Isle TMO
Lets make this a very enjoyable day for a great cause. Kenneth Ingram says Macmillan Nurses helped me a great deal and my parents during the last years of there life. Thank you MacmillanNurses.
As we mark seventy years since the partition of India and the creation of Pakistan, I learn that this story is news to many people. I grew up on stories of Indian independence and the horrors of partition, but then my parents worked in India after independence. My mother was,
The troubled OneSubsea engineering and manufacturing plant in Stourton, which employed 900 staff as recently as April of this year, looks set for full closure and demolition in the coming months. As previously reported, 620 staff were laid off earlier this year, out of a total of 900 – due