Category: Holbeck

News and events for the Holbeck area

Planning applications 10 November 2025

Each week we publish lists of planning applications related to LS10 and LS11 published on on the Leeds City Council website. The following applications were validated in the week beginning Monday 10 November 2025. Click on the description to see the full application:   Erection of unit (converted shipping container)

Lane End pupils represent Leeds schools at Remembrance Day ceremony

Children from Lane End Primary School took part in this year’s Remembrance Day ceremony at the Leeds War Memorial on Sunday 9 November proudly representing schools from across the city. Lane End was given the honour of laying the official poppy wreath on behalf of all Leeds schools, a moment

Christmas Lights to be switched on across South Leeds

Communities across South Leeds are preparing for the festive season with a series of events to switch on Christmas Lights starting this week. The first communitiy to illuminate will be Hunslet as Hunslet Tenants and Residents Association have organised to switch on the lights in Hunslet Square, outside the Library,

Leeds Art Gallery exhibition showcases artists with learning disabilities and autism

Leeds Art Gallery and Pyramid, a Holbeck-based arts organisation, are proud to announce a new collaborative show that responds to the work of John Atkinson Grimshaw and features artwork by artists with learning disabilities and autism. Titled Pyramid View On … John Atkinson Grimshaw, the artistic response opens on Friday

PLATFORM_ & HGP celebrate topping out at Sweetfields, Holbeck

PLATFORM_, in partnership with the Lloyds-backed equity investor Housing Growth Partnership (HGP), has marked the topping out of its landmark 451-home Build to Rent (BTR) development at Sweetfields, on Sweet Street in Holbeck. The milestone represents significant progress in delivering high-quality, professionally managed rental homes to the South Bank Regeneration

Children’s centre closures to go ahead after challenge

The closure of 18 children’s centres is set to go ahead after a failed bid to have the decision re-considered. Opposition councillors challenged a plan to reduce the number of Leeds City Council-run centres to 31 under plans to save £2.45m. The Labour-run authority pointed out that Leeds would still