What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
On Sunday 2nd December from 1:30 – 5:30pm BasementArtsProject will be part of the Beeston Christmas Trail 2018. The Christmas Trail will be an opportunity for the people of South Leeds to get out and about and investigate some of the things that are going on in the community, meet
Police are appealing for witnesses following a road traffic accident in Leeds. The incident happened at around 12:20pm on Friday (30 November 2018) on Middleton Road, near to the junction with Orion Drive. A white Renault Kangoo was travelling on Middleton Road in the direction of Belle Isle when it
For the past three years Cottingley In Bloom has been working to create an orchard the whole estate can benefit from. They have planted fruit and nut trees around the estate. It has been a long journey, but on 19 November the last tree was planted, making a total of
Congratulations to all those who organised or joined the Hunslet to Castleford fundraising bike ride in October, who raised over £800 for mental health charity Leeds Mind. Plans are now afoot for further fundraising activities next year.
Have you read the December edition of our South Leeds Life newspaper yet? We’ve been distributing copies to community venues throughout LS10 and LS11. Copies are available from libraries, community centres, GP practices, shops and other community venues. Copies are also available at Dewsbury Road Tescos and will be delivered
The annual Belle Isle TMO children’s Christmas party will be held at the Belle Isle Working Men’s Club this Saturday, 1 December 2018. The party starts at 12.30pm and will feature a children’s entertainer, competitions and presents from Santa.
Between April and September this year, the Trussell Trust – the UK’s largest emergency food provider – gave 658,048 food parcels to people in crisis. If someone had suggested, say, 40 years ago that so many of our fellow citizens would need to go up to a complete stranger and
New Universal Credit claimants won’t be paid until after Christmas The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) rolled out Universal Credit to Leeds on 10 October. Although it so far only affects new claimants and people whose circumstances have changed, it is already causing problems and Christmas is just part
Dog owners and walkers in the city who don’t clear up their dogs mess or have the necessary bag to do so could face a fine from December 2018. New dog control orders came into effect earlier this year (July 2018) requiring anyone walking a dog to carry a bag
We can’t promise snow, but South Leeds Walkers offer two chances to come on a winter ramble in Nidderdale during December. The walks start in Pateley Bridge, going up the side of the Nidd valley until we reach Brimham Rocks, then down to the River Nidd and back along the