What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Crafts, games, food and songs from around the world will give Middleton Methodist Church Hall in Hopewell View an international flavour on Saturday. The fun event is part of One World Week, an opportunity for people from diverse backgrounds to come together to learn about global justice, to spread that learning and
The new Hunslet Club Dance Troupe made it’s first performance at the internationally renowned Leeds Light Night Festival on Friday October 5th. Their 10 minute routine was on the steps of Leeds Town Hall at 5:30, 6:30, 7:30 & 8:30pm. For just one night each year, the city’s artists, makers
Make the most of your local park! A host of activities from lantern walks to circus skills, winter walks and litter picks have been organised by the Friends of Middleton Park group for October. The events include: 13-October-2012 (Sat) – Lantern Walk – 7 p.m. Make fabulous but easily made
Don’t forget this event is happening TONIGHT (Mon Oct 8th) Come along and find out if your project idea could be support by a Community First grant.
[scribd id=109333286 key=key-28i10evm0fyqrv2pt87k mode=scroll] Fun and healthy activities for people of all ages will be on offer at a special open day at Manor Field Hall in Newhall Road, Belle Isle, this coming Saturday. The event includes dance taster sessions, free refereshments, children’s activities and winter wellbeing information. For more information, contact
Book your stalls now for a table top sale to be held at Tenants Hall Enterprise Centre, Middleton, on Saturday, October 27. It runs from 10am to 1pm. Refreshments and tables will be provided. To book a table – at a cost of £10 – contact Shereen Smith 0113 8879178. More details in the
What a fabulous view of South Leeds and beyond those community stalwarts Dennis Kitchen and Ian Pickup have! The duo, who are the brains behind The Voice of Holbeck, Holbeck in Bloom and Friends of Holbeck Social Club, live on the top floor in Crescent Towers at the bottom of
Cakes and tea and coffee is running at Tenants Hall Enterprise Centre, Middleton, today until 2pm in aid of Macmillan Cancer Relief. The cakes look and taste fabulous – pop in! It was organised by the folks at Connexions Targeted Support. Updated Monday, 9.45am: The event was
Deacon Al Henry of Middleton Methodist Church has sent us details of an idea he’s come up with to put “CHRIST” back into Christmas. He’s aiming to to work together with local people in Middleton and Belle Isle to put on a special community festival involving schools, community groups, churches and
I’ve had two meetings in the city centre this week. I don’t like to drive into the city centre because the parking charges are set high to discourage congestion. A policy I approve of. The bus is expensive if you’re on a tight budget, so unless it’s tipping down, it’s