What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Tomorrow, Sunday (29 March 2020) Holbeck-based Northern Monk brewery will be giving away 5,000 330ml cans of their flagship core range beer, Faith, to NHS workers across the UK. Northern Monk want to thank NHS employees for continuing to care for the country at this difficult time, so will be
BITMOs GATE. The GATE is closed because of the coronavirus. There will also be no Belle Isle Community Gala this year and no coach trip to Bridlington. We will let you know when the GATE is able to reopen and what services are available. As you know, everyone is being
Playgrounds are closed and all activities, events and classes in parks have been cancelled by Leeds City Council until at least the end of June due to the Coronavirus crisis. Whilst most people are abiding by the restrictions, some are still flouting the new rules. In Cross Flatts Park people
VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR OUR SERVICE USERS, FAMILIES, COMMUNITY PARTNERS AND OUR COMMUNITY. We note the recent advice from the UK Government in relation to non-essential social contact so Middleton Elderly Aid have decided to close all activities, trips and groups with immediate effect from Tuesday 17 March until further
Safer Leeds has changed the Managed Approach to street prostitution in Holbeck in response to the Coronavirus pandemic. Sex workers and men seeking sex are advised that the Government’s advice on social distancing applies to them and that soliciting in the Managed Approach area, or the surrounding residential area, will
First West Yorkshire is moving all services to a special timetable from Monday (30 March 2020) to ensure key workers, including health service and emergency workers, can get to and from their places of work and those who need to can still collect medical prescriptions or do their essential shopping.
South-Leeds, not-for-profit organisation, Holbeck Together has launched a #VirtualKindness campaign to help care for the most vulnerable members of the community and to reach out to volunteers for support to manage the influx of new clients as a result of the current crisis. #VirtualKindness aims to raise awareness of community
Leeds City Council is encouraging members of the public to report any ice cream vans that visit their area during the current period of government restrictions. Over the past couple of days, the council has received a number of reports of ice cream vans still operating across the city. To
A package of highway works are due to be approved to make the roads around Beeston Hill St Luke’s CofE Primary School safer for pedestrians. The school, located at the bottom of Beeston Road, is currently being expanded to become a two form entry school with 420 pupils. The works
In December 2019, the eyes of the boxing world turned to Saudi Arabia as British heavyweight Anthony Joshua faced Andy Ruiz Jr. in what was billed as one of the biggest rematches in history. But going about his business quietly and no less professionally that night was a young boxer