What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Belle Isle TMO are really pleased to be hosting the NFTMO’s Northern Networking meeting today, Tuesday 31st March. We’ll meet with other Tenant Management Organisations from the north of England to discuss the best ways of running estate management services. For ways to get involved with Belle Isle TMO, contact
South Leeds residents can have their say over the future development of Middleton Park. Following the recent investment of £2 million by the Heritage Lottery Fund the park has undergone a significant amount of change and development in recent years. Last year the decision was taken to close the Leeds
Calling those from; ROSEDALES and WEST GRANGES. This time next week (Wednesday) it’s your local neighbourhood Walkabout! If you have any concerns you wish to raise about your local area or if you simply want to become more involved in your local neighbourhood this is a great way to get
Last nights community committee focused on the idea that “Mental health is everyone’s business” Local community groups and residents joined Councillors to talk about the idea of Social Prescribing and ways to tackle social isolation. There was a great deal of practical experience and good ideas shared, and these will be
23rd April St Georges day event. Venue – BITMO Gate Time – 2pm – 5pm Age group – Open Activities – Face painting, Cake competition, Cake decorating, Treasure hunt, Crafts (flag design, colouring, shield making, etc.) , Nail creations, Raffle, George & Dragon, Computer competition, Hugo & Google to
Belle Isle Elderly Winter Aid (BIEWA) was established in 1985 in response to severe winter weather conditions which put the health of older people in danger from the effects of cold weather in this particularly bad winter. The health effects were exacerbated by poor housing stock, poor insulation and unaffordable
Leeds City Council Inner South Community Committee. Good News Story!! Beeston Runners Unite!! The one hundredth Cross Flats Park run took place on Saturday 14 March 2015. Five kilometres the requirement, open to all ages and running abilities. The park has provided the backdrop for 1,232 runners taking part in
Both Tea Cosy Memory Cafe and Dementia Friendly Rothwell, have gained quite a reputation over the past three years. A part of the reputation has included a close relationship with West Yorkshire Police, so much so that recently they became members of the Dementia Action Alliance, also announcing that dementia
Belle Isle TMO added new photos to the album: National Apprenticeship Week. Well done to Adam and Keeley.
Join us from 10am when we set off from the GATE on a local walk. We’ll be taking it steady so the walk is suitable for all abilities. Calling at the Visitors Centre in Middleton Park first, then up for a nosey at the St Georges Centre, finishing at