What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
UPDATED 11am 25 June 2020: Peter Evans has been found. Police are appealing for the public’s help tracing a vulnerable missing man from Beeston. Peter Evans, aged 82, was last seen yesterday (Tuesday 23 June 2020) in Leeds city centre. He is believed to have boarded a bus at
Coroner’s Officers are wishing to speak to any relatives of David Brain. Mr Brain – 64yrs, from the Beeston area of Leeds, died on the Friday 5 June 2020. His death is not being treated as suspicious. Family members are asked to contact Coroner’s Officer Robert Wright on 01924 292301.
Officers from the Neighbourhood Policing Team were on patrol in Middleton on Saturday evening (13 June 2020) tackling anti-social behaviour and off-road motorbikes. The bike pictured was seized after it was seen being ridden in an anti-social manner. A spokesperson said: “Our officers will continue to be in the area
A virtual #LocalLegend Blue Plaque was unveiled on Friday (29 May 2020) to celebrate Middleton Elderly Aid’s sterling work since the start of the Coronavirus pandemic. Commenting on Facebook, Middleton Elderly Aid said: “We are very proud to say we have been nominated by our members for a Virtual Blue
Another milestone reached today as this is the 8th consecutive Saturday without a parkrun. However, we have had plenty to celebrate over the last 7 years in Cross Flatts Park and there will be many more reasons to celebrate in the future. Including plenty of cake I am sure! Milestones
A total of 26 men and two youths are due to appear in court charged with violent disorder in relation to crowd trouble at Leeds United’s stadium during their match with Birmingham City last year. Operation Bandshot, an investigation by detectives from Leeds District CID, identified and traced those charged
Middleton Elderly Aid We are a Neighbourhood Network Scheme Neighbourhood Network Schemes are community based, locally led organisations that enable older people to live independently and pro-actively participate within their own communities by providing services that reduce social isolation, provide opportunities for volunteering, act as a “gateway” to advice/information/services promote
Belle Isle TMO Dear Belle Isle resident A message from BITMO Chief Executive Deborah Kelly We are all in the fourth week of national lockdown and we are doing our best to keep our service to you going, doing more where we can and getting ready for the return to
https://middletonelderlyaid.org.uk/ Due to government lockdown, our charity shop is closed. But we are still finding that people are leaving donations. Please DO NOT leave any donations outside the shop. However please hang on to them until after the crisis and we will be happy to accept them. Stay home, stay
Kim Groves Thank you for your understanding over the unauthorized encampment in Middleton over the Easter Bank Holiday. Hopefully, last four vans leaving today. The encampment has now moved to an agreed site all the rubbish is being removed. Thanks to Senior Council Housing Officer and Police for support over