What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
[slideshow]Members of three local groups came together to hold a joint Eid and Christmas celebration at The Pavilion on Dewsbury Road. Members of the Koshish Group for Asian women who care for family members with learning difficulties or physical disabilities joined with members of the Himmad group for Asian women carers
Proposals for a new headquarters for Holbeck Police off Elland Road were discussed at a public meeting last night. Police chiefs told the 20 or so residents present that they hoped the Treasury in London would give approval for the preferred contractor to build the scheme next week. They apologised
A couple of Holbeck blogs have been updated this week – and we’re welcoming a new entry into the south Leeds blogosphere. Holbeck stalwarts Dennis Kitchen and Ian Pickup are previewing tonight’s meeting of the Voice of Holbeck on the group’s blog. The meeting discusses all things Holbeck, so if you’re
Residents in Beeston and Holbeck are being urged to attend the next meeting of the SPLASH campaign to reopen South Leeds Sports Centre. Following on from a high-profile bonfire night protest earlier this month, SPLASH organisers are encouraging people to attend their next meeting, which will be on Monday, December
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Some interesting news for all you Tweeters out there! Leeds Central MP Hilary Benn has joined social networking site Twitter. You can follow Mr Benn’s tweets over at @hilarybennmp. One of our other local politicians is also on Twitter – Beeston and Holbeck councillor Adam Ogilvie is a prolific tweeter and
Crunch talks over the future of the Tetley’s Brewery site will be held between the council and the landowners, Leeds council chief executive Tom Riordan has said. Riordan’s comments – made at last night’s AGM of city watchdog Leeds Civic Trust – followed concerns about proposals for the now abandoned Tetley’s site which
The police have introduced a new non-emergency phone number – 101. This replaces the 0845 6060606 and should be used to report crimes or for general enquiries. If you are deaf, hard of hearing or your speech is impaired you can textphone 18001 101. Remember for emergencies always use 999.
Join the Leeds Photo Hunt as it takes a tour to the south of the city, opening up venues along the way from local places of worship, to community groups and pavilions mixed in amongst the ordinary, everyday life. If you love south Leeds or have a passion for street
Fish and chips … you can’t beat ’em! We thought we’d end a heavy news week – which started with talk of cultural unity, touched on the future of the Tetley’s site, mental health, work at Middleton Park and then prostitution – on a somewhat lighter note… Here’s a fun poll where you