What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Fans of South Leeds rugby league club Hunslet Hawks have chosen the winning design in their design a new away kit poll. The winning design, pictured aat the top, beat off competition from three other designs which were voted on by fans. More details on the Hawks website.
Given today’s posts on South Leeds Life seem to have a theme developing about multiculturalism and the diversity of the community where we live, I couldn’t resist taking this picture at lunchtime. I’d just got off the bus on Middleton Park Avenue and saw this sign outside Middleton Park Baptist
Tired of waiting for buses that don’t turn up? Are the trains getting you down at Cottingley Station? Is there a problem with your stop or station? Why not try FixMyTransport, a new site specially built for public transport users in Britain who want to make public transport better for us
If you’re a regular reader of South Leeds Life, you’ll know that we’re big fans of community website FixMyStreet.com. The site provides a facility for members of the public to report things that need fixing on their street, such as broken streetlamps, potholes, flytipping etc. Problems reported on the site are
Hunslet Hawks are giving loyal supporters the opportunity to vote for next season’s away kit design – and there’s still time for you to have your say. The club have decided that the 2012 season will see the Hawks revert back to our traditional away colours of “chocolate and white” and are asking
We’ve received the following invitation from the fabulous Mahboob Nazir from the mosque on Hardy Street in Beeston Hill to a family event which everyone from the local community is invited to: [scribd id=72421441 key=key-1xmwtfhnqq2nbp9h935h mode=list]
The Friends of Middleton Park group reports movement at last on the delayed plans to revamp the park. Initially it was planned that the Lakeside Centre at the park would be demolished earlier this year in preparation for a £2million revamp but delays have meant it won’t start until later this month.
A new group aiming to tackle far right groups in Middleton Park ward met for the first time last night. Belle Isle and Middleton Together is supported by the national Hope Not Hate campaign and is made up of local residents, community groups, the voluntary sector and local church leaders. Eight
South Leeds Life has received this invitation to an event being held tonight in Belle Isle – look forward to seeing you there? Dear friend, I am writing to invite you to a meeting and social event for a new initiative called Belle Isle and Middleton Together. This new initiative
Philip Gleason is a local resident and member of the SPLASH group fighting to reopen South Leeds Sports Centre. Below is an open letter he’s sent to South Leeds Life regarding Saturday’s protest, which Steve Peacock covered for us. The letter doesn’t mince words – but do you agree with