What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Leeds City Council has unveiled plans for new 20mph zones in the East Granges area of Belle Isle and the Hunslet Green Whitfields estate in Hunslet. The zones are part of the council’s roll out of 20mph zones across most residential streets in the city and are aimed at increasing
A series of events to support people facing changes in benefits or finding work are taking place across South Leeds starting next Friday (23 October 2015) in Cottingley. The events are being staged by the Inner South Community Committee and will bring together agencies that can offer advice on benefits,
Local charity SLATE – in the midst of their 10th anniversary celebrations – were today (Friday 9th October) visited by a pair of enterprising cyclists, touring the North to promote the work of ‘social enterprises’ in the region. Jeremy Robinson and Jason Norris (from London-based charity Clarity and The Soap
HIST Meeting – Phoenix Suite – Tuesday 6 October 7.30pm (doors open at 7pm) Hunslet Hawks RLFC is owned by the Hunslet Independent Supporters Trust (HIST). All members and supporters are invited to HIST meeting on Tuesday to hear first-hand the rationale for decisions taken by the Club as well
A £45million project to improve flood defences in Leeds city centre is progressing well with work now starting to remove a length of the Knostrop Cut. As well as protecting city centre properties and jobs, the flood defence scheme will also protect 300 acres of development land and open up
Hunslet Hawks’ big adventure in the second tier of Rugby League has ended with relegation after one season. The Hawks finished second to bottom at the end of Championship Sheild section of the Super 8s, but can take many positives from the year. Finishing the regular season with ten straight
Hunslet Hawks scored an important victory against a lacklustre Whitehaven this afternoon (31 August 2015) in the Kingstone Press Championship Shield at The Recreation Ground. Hunslet led from the first minute to the hooter as they built on last week’s win at the London Broncos. They are building valuable momentum
I received the following letter this week from Canada: Dear Ken, My name is Kathleen Bok. My maiden name was Hobson. Since 1960 I have lived in Canada. I am the daughter of the Hunslet Carr teacher, Harold Hobson, whom you quite frequently mention in your writings. Recently you have
Hunslet Hawks meet with representatives of the Ultras supporters group. 28 August 2015 Following recent incidents in the Phoenix Bar after home games a group of supporters, known as the Ultras, approached the Club with a view to having a “clear the air” meeting. The meeting was productive and the
Hunslet Hawks beat the London Broncos on Sunday (23 August 2015) 24-41 to keep alive their slim hopes of avoiding relegation from the Kingstone Press Championship. Hunslet took control of the game in a15 minute spell after half time, scoring three tries and a penalty goal to take a commanding