What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
If you’re over 55 and looking for activities to join in why not give the Hamara Centre’s ‘Recycled Teenagers’ group a go? The conversation is aided by tea, coffee and fruity snacks and the morning’s newspapers. The group really gets people connected and talking. You can have a chat about
Residents from the Normantons and Waverleys area of Beeston Hill are being encouraged to join a community clear up this Saturday (12 March 2016). The event has been organised by the St Luke’s Tenants & Residents Association who have teamed up with the Church in LS11 and is supported by
The South Leeds Academy celebrated a Roald Dahl themed World Book Day in style last Thursday (3 March 2016). Staff dressed up as their favourite Roald Dahl character and During first break, there was a competition for pupils to ‘guess the staff character’. During second break, a ‘fashion show’ was
Beeston resident Cornelius O’Leary is encouraging local residents to take up healthy cooking to reduce their risk of developing serious long term health conditions. Cornelius is supporting the NHS drive to get people to think about their eating and cooking habits. One of the ways to do this is by
Leeds City Council Inner South Community Committee. Not long now till the big event! We’re all working hard on pulling our Community Committee event on employment and skills for young people together! Are you in year 9,10 or 11? Are you a parent or carer of a young person? Well
Car Accident In Beeston Facebook comments. Nicole Blair: Just to let people know the family are ok it’s the other driver who is seriously injured. It was the family car that was actually the one that was speeding not the man on his own. Also the person in the other
Most Saturday mornings, I can be found in Cross Flatts Park taking part in parkrun – the weekly free, timed 5k run. However, one freezing Saturday in February, I stood shivering on the start line of parkrun in Wroclaw, Poland. I love running and I love travelling so, what better
Harbans Singh Sagoo who died earlier this year was a significant figure in the Leeds Faith community. He was born in Kenya and moved to Britain in 1968 when Asians living in Kenya were forced to leave by the government. Settling in Beeston he ran the Woodlea Garage with his
Aspiring Communities, the organisation behind the controversial plans for the Ice Pak site in Beeston, have issued a statement about the recent decision of the Council’s Plans Panel. Aspiring Communities appealed to the Planning Inspectorate in November because Leeds City Council had failed to make a decision on their application
Kenneth Ingram and His parkruns (Local News) Posted on March 3, 2016 at 7:00 am by Jordan Kelly. Aided by Ben (run Leeds) Last Saturday made the 2 year anniversary of Kenneth Ingram’s first ever parkrun. Kenneth Ingram, 66, (67 in 2 weeks) became a regular at the weekly organised