What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Winter is a wonderful time of year, with its sparkling frost, twittering of robins and colourful jumpers. What better way to celebrate its arrival than by joining the Friends of Skelton Grange Environment Centre for the Winter Woodland Festival on Friday (12 December 2014)? The Friends of Skelton Grange Environment
South Leeds Life will be launching its first free regular newspaper at Beeston Library on Friday 28 November 2014 from 4-6pm. The paper will be available at all libraries, schools and community centres in the LS11 and LS10 areas from Monday 1st December. It will then be published each month
Fundraising event at St John & St Barnabas Church (25 October); Thriller Dance (5 November) In Belle Isle And Hunslet Saturday 25 October there is a fundraising event at St. John & St Barnabas Church. Starts at 10.30 with free entry. Bouncy castle, face painting, tombola and lots more. All
The October half term will be upon soon as schools break up on Friday 24 October 2014. We’ve got details of various activities in the area to help you keep your children occupied. The Hunslet Club This October the Hunslet Club have not one, but two half term
The Start of a Newt-iful Friendship Autumn is the season of change and for Skelton Grange Environment Centre, the season began with the grand opening of a brand new pond with a large dipping platform which will allow 12 or more children to safely investigate the habitat at the
Skelton Grange Environment Centre and Hollybush Conservation Centre in Leeds are celebrating 55 years of The Conservation Volunteers! The two charity centres are combining their efforts to create a really special event and Skelton Grange will be flinging open its doors to visitors for its open day on Saturday
Wild leaf salad with a fruit vinaigrette dressing, accompanied by home baked nettle seed bread and followed by elderberry and almond tart anybody? This Saturday (20 September 2014) Craig Worrall of Edible Leeds will be leading a Wild Food Walk around Skelton Grange Environment Centre’s beautiful wildlife area. Berries
Join Sky Ride Local for a gentle cycle along the tow path from Thwaite Mills in Stourton to the Royal Armouries Museum on Sunday (7 September 2014). Not cycled for a while and looking for an easy way to get back in the saddle? Fancy a fun way to
Visitors to Thwaite Mills museum in Stourton are being offered the unique opportunity to make their journey in style this Sunday by taking a nostalgic ride on a vintage bus. As part of Leeds City Transport Vintage Bus Running Day on Sunday 31 August 2014, free buses from the
If you go down in the woods today … you will find out how thousands of children and adults from Leeds have already benefited from spending time outdoors at Skelton Grange Environment Centre, thanks to funding from the Big Lottery and National Grid. Run by the charity The Conservation