What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
On Saturday 15 January 2022 members of the MHA South Leeds Line Dancing Group took part in a demonstration with other line dancers from across Leeds at the White Rose Shopping Centre. The event was organised by Julie A Clarkson of the Original Cowboys line dancing group to raise money
I was asked by Carla of BITMOs GATE if I would like to combine the Walk and Talk group, and host a special 7k walk, and raise money for Children in Need. Of course on behalf of the group I said yes. So we all wrapped up warm and had
Please come along to BITMOs GATE 7k walk for Children In Need on Wednesday 15 November 2017. I was asked by Carla of BITMOs GATE if I would like to host this event along with Carla, of course I said yes. The walk will start at 12pm at BITMOs GATE,
Pupils, parents and staff at Hunslet Moor Primary School in Beeston marked Children In Need day with a big charity breakfast this morning (Friday 18 November 2016). The school runs a daily breakfast club, supported by Greggs and PWC, for 40-50 children. The club ensures children are nourished and ready
Lane End Primary School celebrated its first Children in Need day with a bun sale as well as a non-uniform day and face-painting extravaganza on Friday 13 November 2015. The school opened in September 2015 on the site of South Leeds Sports Centre in Beeston. The children baked buns all
Saturday (5th April 2014) saw the fourth annual charity football match on the fields of the Old Cockburn Sport Hall, in Beeston. Every year the young people who attend the Old Cockburn Sports Hall Youth Club, play against a staff team of Youth Workers to raising money for Children in
St Clair Brown has been in touch with news of a charity football match: Young people and staff from Leeds City Council’s youth services spent a freezing cold Saturday afternoon on the football pitch whilst raising money for Children In Need! This charity football match is an annual event which
Today is Children In Need Day. Can I start by recognising all the efforts and the good motivation of everyone involved in raising money today. … But … I’m sorry, Children In Need makes me very angry. For me, it crystallises the arguments about charity versus state provision. I remember
In case it’s escaped your attention, it’s Children in Need on Friday! As you can see in the above poster, there’s a family event at Belle Isle Family Centre on the day (10am-2pm) – please do go along and support. Do you know of any other events that are happening in