What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Kim Groves Thank you for your understanding over the unauthorized encampment in Middleton over the Easter Bank Holiday. Hopefully, last four vans leaving today. The encampment has now moved to an agreed site all the rubbish is being removed. Thanks to Senior Council Housing Officer and Police for support over
Facebook went a bit crackers yesterday after Michelle Deacon Robertshaw posted a photo of a large snake wrapped around a tree in Middleton Woods with the message “Took a walk in woods. Didn’t expect to see this 😁” Over 1,500 people commented on the status, but few scrolled down to
Lockdown and working from home with two small children in the house is a nightmare, but I am one of the lucky ones, I still have a job. I was sat at home last Friday (3 April 2020) and thinking how can I help, then a few community grant funds
For any older or vulnerable people struggling to get food delivered, Morrisons have now got a phone order system for vulnerable or older people who can’t get to a store. Where you can order up to 46 items and they will deliver and take card payment. Please see below and
Hi Everyone, Just a blog to let you know how I’m getting on during this time of lock down and reflection. I have more time at home now to catch up on housework, blogs and my column for South Leeds Life newspaper. If you have any local stories to go
Schools in South Leeds have been doing their bit to support the NHS during the current Coronavirus outbreak, making and donating Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Design & Technology staff at both Cockburn School in Beeston and Cockburn John Charles Academy in Belle Isle have made 110 face shields (see main
Like all other sports teams Middleton-based Leeds Corinthians RUFC have had their season cut short by the COVID-19 virus and eagerly awaited an announcement from the RFU on how their season would end. Corinthians had been pace setters in Yorkshire Division 3 all season and had been at the top
Thank you Cllr Kim Groves for the latest information on the Cornavirus outbreak and to Samantha Ely of Middleton Elderly Aid for the update. Please share: Trinity Network deliver over 100 meals per week to the elderly and those in need. They are one the core services for elderly people
Recently, Royal Mail has changed its rules for delivering post to Care Homes, Residential Homes and Sheltered Housing, during the Coronavirus outbreak. Instead of putting mail through everyone’s letter box, they are putting mail on a table in our case at Acre Court, in reception, and everyone has to look
This a blog i did in 2014, also went into the South Leeds Life Newspaper and broadcast by me on South Leeds Community Radio during my easy listening programme on Sunday Morning. Many People today have Depression. This is my Story. On 23 May 2014 By leeds11 Many things have changed since then