What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
The Friends of Middleton Park have unveiled their summer programme of events for 2024 and as usual it includes live music, dance, history walks, some Shakespeare and the Great Middleton Park Show. It starts this weekend with Bluebell Walks. FoMP volunteers will meet Middleton Railway passengers at Park Halt at
Having already run Free Play sessions this Easter – the last one is on Wednesday 12 April 2023, 1-3pm with DAZL running dance activities – the Friends of Middleton Park have a busy April ahead of them. On Sunday 16 April they host a Spring Woodland Walk, meeting at the
The Friends of Middleton Park (FOMP) are back with a packed programme of events and activities for summer 2022. Summer in the park kicks off with the fantastic display of bluebells in Middleton Woods. The Friends are teaming up again with Middleton Railway to organise walks from the top station,
Normality is gradually coming back! The Friends of Middleton Park are starting their 2021 summer programme of events with their traditional Bluebell Walks in Middleton Woods. Last year these had to be cancelled because of Covid restrictions, but this year they are back on again. Normally the Friends hold the
If you are looking for something to do this bank holiday weekend, look no further than Middleton Park. The green gem and best kept secret in South Leeds is looking stunning as thousands of bluebells come into flower. Middleton Railway and Friends of Middleton Park have teamed up to make
Moon rock and chocolate will feature as Middleton Railway resumes operations this weekend (26 March 2016) with trains running on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. The weekend has a special Space theme, with an exhibition of Moon Dust and Meteorites. This has been arranged in conjunction with Harrogate Astronomical Society, and
The Friends of Middleton Park had a lot to talk about at their open meeting on Tuesday evening. Birdwatching, archeology, park improvements and their summer programme of activities were all covered. Graeme Ashton, Estates Officer, updated the meeting about work the Council had been doing in the park including a