What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
As ‘master’ of the website for the Beeston Hill Residents’ Voice group, today I mothballed the pages, writes local resident Alison Neale. At the start of 2012 the residents’ association ceased to be. Attendance had dwindled week by week and officials frequently outnumbered residents until, for a variety of reasons,
There are three big community meetings in south Leeds this week. Want to have your say about the new Police HQ? The next Community Information Group meeting is in The Reaney Suite, Elland Road from 7-9pm tonight. The next meeting of Beeston Hill Residents’ Voice was due to be held
Local resident Alison Neale edits the Beeston Hill Residents’ Voice blog. Here, she’s written a guest post for South Leeds Life about the group she attends. For those not familiar with the concept, a residents’ group meets regularly to give those living in a defined area the opportunity to raise
There’e a busy week of community meetings and events coming up in the next seven days… Tuesday, November 1 Would you like to contribute to South Leeds Life? You’re welcome to our next blog meeting at the new Tenants Hall Enterprise Centre, meeting room three, Acre Close, Middleton at 10am.
The South Leeds blogosphere has had three new additions this week. In Holbeck, the Voice of Holbeck community group, which discusses local issues and makes environmental improvements, now has a blog featuring reports and previews of meetings. Its latest post previews the South Leeds Photowalk for the Looking Good Holbeck
The latest meeting of local group Beeston Hill Residents’ Voice was held at the Building Blocks off Tempest Road last night. Here are some of the issues discussed at the meeting: Latest crime stats for Beeston Hill were discussed by the Neighbourhood Policing Team and were generally positive for the area.
The former Cross Flatts Community Forum was relaunched as Beeston Hill Residents’ Voice in May – and now has a new blog featuring reports from their meetings. The group aims to give people living in or around the area bounded by Hunslet Hall Road, Dewsbury Road, Cross Flatts Park and Beeston