What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
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
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
I was deeply saddened to learn late last month of the untimely death of Nick Rose, our former Chair and Friend of Middleton Park for over ten years. Nick was there at the start when the Friends of Middleton Park were founded in 2003, and he has been with us
Dewsbury Rangers 1 – 0 Middleton Park West Riding County Women’s League Middleton narrowly lost away from home at Dewsbury Rangers 1-0 in a tightly contested game that could have gone either way. Middleton dominated the game in most parts and played the better football, but a fantastic strike from
A new ‘Community Cabs’ scheme will soon be helping disabled residents in Leeds get around the city much more easily. Middleton-based community development organisation Health For All is starting a Community Cabs service, which offers an accessible car to carry a wheelchair passenger – and a couple of friends, colleagues
Middleton Park Ladies 1 – 5 Wetherby Athletic Reserves West Riding County Women’s Football League – Division Two Third placed Wetherby Athletic beat Middleton Park 5-1 away from home in a scrappy game played in awful conditions. The torrential rain and wind meant that both teams struggled to get the
130+ people from all walks of life across south Leeds last week gathered for the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of local charity Health for All, and to hear about their wide-ranging work over the past year. The charity – now in its 24th year – started life being run out
A taste of 1940s glamour is coming to Leeds as the latest production by Leeds Gilbert and Sullivan Society brings the sparkling world of post-war film making to The Carriageworks Theatre, with its two main stars from Middleton. Patience was originally written about two rival poets to lampoon Oscar Wilde
From April 2016, the way we pay for care is changing. The Government is consulting the public on introducing a lifetime cap on care costs of £72,000. This will affect hundreds of thousands of older people who are paying for care and support. Tell the Government what you think: http://bit.ly/CareInCrisisHaveYourSay
Have you got any old paving slabs hiding in a corner of your garden or garage? If so the Friends of Stank Hall Barn would like to hear from you! The Friends set up two years ago after South Leeds Life called a public meeting to draw attention to the