What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Harold was born in 1899 and lived at 58 Bewerley Street (off Hunslet Hall Road) with his parents and three sisters. His father worked at a Foundry on Dewsbury Road and then at Hathorn Davey also on Dewsbury Road. He firstly attended Bewerley Street Infants School in Hunslet Hall Road
With all the gloom and doom of the last 9 months I would just like to share some good news which may be of interest to you. Despite only playing a handfull of games in 2020 due to the pandemic Hunslet Club Parkside U14s have had 11 players offered Scholarships
Mosaic Church Holbeck would like to invite the people of Holbeck to join in with the Holbeck Advent Calendar! As a church we normally run two big community carol services at St Matthew’s linked in with the lights switch on, as you know, 2020 is a year like no other
Welcome to Westwood Primary School’s brand new wellbeing walk in! With emotional wellbeing and support being more important than ever, we wanted to provide our children with a safe and secure space in which they are able to focus on their own emotional wellbeing. The space created has a roof
Holbeck Together was thrilled to welcome Leeds United’s Chief Executive, Angus Kinnear, and Director of Football, Victor Orta to Holbeck recently. Angus and Victor were on hand in the community to help kick off a month of Leeds United and Leeds United Foundation staff volunteering their time to support the
This year at Asda Middleton we are doing things a little differently. We usually have a toy collection but have decided to collect gifts for our local care homes. Many of the residents haven’t seen family members for months, some don’t have any family around to visit at all. What
Since 13 November a local mobile Covid-19 testing unit has been set up at the Rowland Road Working Men’s Club, Rowland Road on Beeston Hill. The local Councillors recognised how important it was to have a testing site in the community for those residents who would otherwise struggle to reach
As local Councillors, we know reducing litter is an important issue for residents. It is therefore important we support residents to do the right thing by providing litter bins where they are needed. We are therefore happy to confirm the next round of new litter bins for Hunslet and Riverside
There hasn’t been a lot to shout about this year, but trying to make the best of what’s happened, we thought we’d share with you some of Beeston In Bloom’s latest projects. First, the new sign in Beeston Cemetery. Through our work maintaining the Miners’ Memorial in Beeston Cemetery, it
As a teenager I often visited Temple Newsam House with Mum and Dad or with a friend from school. Once they had on display a framed road map from the early eighteenth century, I think. It was the packhorse route from York to Manchester. The way was presented in sections,