What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Cottingley in Bloom mobilised residents and partners to give the estate a tidy up this week. As the end of the summer approaches, beds were looking overgrown and hedges needed cutting back. So Cottingley in Bloom organised two work days. Over thirty residents turned out and were supported by
It’s time to give the Cottingley Hall estate a bit of a boost! On the 19th and 20th of August Cottingley In Bloom – along with Groundwork Leeds, Mears and the council – are getting together to make the estate a little more lovely. If you have some spare time
Oh my goodness where does the time go? It’s the Summer Holidays and already we’re another year older. So what to do with the children? I haven’t got anything planned this week so with a fiver, three bikes and just a little of bit energy; Here are my three tips
1 June Google search Amber’s Autism Awareness and Amber’s pic comes up first as well as loads of our other stuff! There is more than one campaign with the same name so thanks to all the interaction and blogs my princess is top! Quote from Ken. We are doing something
Residents living on the Cottingley Hall estate are being asked to have their say on plans for a new recreation space for local children and young people. Leeds City Council and other partners on the estate have been working with young people to establish a suitable space after it emerged
The first, pilot, edition of our South Leeds Life newspaper is now available at community venues throughout South Leeds. The papers have been distributed to libraries, schools and community centres – please check the list below to find your nearest pick up point. We would very much like your
Bright bird feeders made from recycled materials flew off the shelves when a team of teenage entrepreneurs from Involve took them to the White Rose Shopping Centre last week. The students who are all in Years 9 and 10 at schools in Leeds, have been working at the Involve alternative
A very special club, that has been at the heart of the community in south Leeds for more than seven decades, has been selected as the charity of the year by White Rose Shopping Centre. The Hunslet Club, founded in 1940 by local GP Dr John Wylie to keep
The South Leeds Live At Home (SLLAH) scheme has published its quarterly newsletter which is bursting with activities for older people to join. SLLAH is one of the Neighbouhood Network organisations that deliver services to older people across the city. The newsletter has details of social afternnons, lunch clubs,
Why do men and women have different shopping habits? A man goes clothes shopping, picks a tie, a shirt, trousers, he knows exactly what he wants, pays and then takes his purchase home. I am sure if you’re a guy whose been shopping with a woman reading this now,