What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Congratulations go to both the Beeston and Holbeck In Bloom groups who both secured ‘silver rose’ awards in the Yorkshire In Bloom horticultural campaign, which encourages communities to improve their environments. Both communties received the same award in the ‘urban community’ category as the affluent and leafy village of Bramhope, on the outskirts
Scary monsters are just mangy mushroom Mr Mallard is dressed to impress In fact, March has made Miggy Woods all Dingley Dell:
It’s impossible to photograph how lovely it was in the park this lunchtime. The crocuses if not carpetting the park are at least picnic rugs spread under the sound of birdsong – blackbird and robin and maybe a thrush. The children laughing and singing and calling not whining and cold
To mulch or not to mulch hat is the question – this is the side wall of the chip shop which we asked if we could plant a couple of years ago. Before that it was dandelions and rubbish. We wondered, with it being the pub car park, whether our
First the snowdrops in Cross Flatts Park, then the crocus hunt began. By the Monday monthly meet not only were there crocuses under the window at the Watsonia Pavilion, it was also light enough just after 5 to see them. ( And clear enough because the previous Saturday the area
We were not the only group active in the park on Saturday. As I walked up the tree lined path, there was a group of teenage lads and a bag of footballs, all ready at 10 in the morning to do some training and the Watsonia Pavilion was busy with a church
This is not the best time of year to introduce you to a gardening club but here is what we did in our last monthly big dig before the snow came: We call it the Cardinal Triangle, I’m not sure why, but if you want to see how it is